Signs Point to Election of Taft
Across the nation leading papers favor Taft, with Bryan trailing. The New York World and Chicago Tribune project Taft’s sizable electoral lead and confident majority, while Kansas and Missouri show gains for the Republican. A Kansas-based Republican observer notes Taft leads in Kansas and Nebraska and predicts broader Western support except Colorado for the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World and Herald
Chicago Tribune
William Howsoa
I Willem Fenia Breac
Philadelphia
Duttsburg
Tait
Republicana
Washington
New York
Ohio
Nebraska
Bryan
Kanaits City
St. Louis
Indiana
Uryan
Missouri
Hadley
Colorado
Taft
Nurse to wed dentist headed for India voyage
Dr. John Hacha and Miss Clara Horton of Ridgway plan marriage after her nursing degree at St. Josephs Philadelphia. Horton will move to Colombo in British India to wed Dr. Hacha, a Latrobe native who studied at Medico-Chirurgical College and recently served as a government dentist in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Clara Horton
Ridgway
St. Joseph's Hospital
Philadelphia
Colombo
British India
John T. Hacha
Medico-Chirurgical College
Hache
Latrobe
Miss Horton
India
Brallier
Cunningham Company Mid Season Jacket Suits Opening
The Cunningham Company invites Indiana ladies to a mid-season opening featuring jacket suits coats and satin jackets at their store with their New York representative this Saturday offering discounts and a chance to refresh old outfits by Indiana Dye Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Company
Indiana
Inscinity
New York
Weather Note: Cooler Friday With Fresh WNW Winds
The WRATHER reports a cooler trend for Friday with fresh west to northwest winds. The brief bulletin notes a drop in temperatures and breezy conditions across the region.
People of Marion Center and nearby towns visit Indiana
J H Rochester of Marion Center and B D Snyder of Rossiter spend the day with Indiana friends. Mr and Mrs M H Wilson return from Pittsburg trip. Deputy Revenue Collector Samuel Ferguson of Blairsville visits. Mina Evans returns from Pittsburg visit. James Wiggins attends presbytery at Olivet. Mrs William Britton and son back from Pittsburg visit. City Clerk Weaver returns from Indiana county trip. Annie Faith, once of this area and now a nurse in Johnston, returns from extended Mugtern trip. James Gy Fister elected to advisory stall at Adrian hospital, Rossiter. Mr and Mrs Glydt Rahess pause in Fort Cite en route home. Mr Loghert rumored to stay in Ulsymer as a guest. William Dunemore of Clymer, ex-Punxsutawney football star, witnessed the P H S Indiana Normal game, returns home yesterday.
Bears At Liberty Expect Snow To Track Rampaging Bears
Johnstown Journal reports residents near the Cramer farm await the first snow to tra ck two loitering bears blamed for stealing three fat pigs. Dr W By Matthews quotes locals who promise action once tracks appear, hoping for bear meat and revenge during the hunt.
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Cramer Farm
Dr. W. By Matthews
Johnatown Journal
Spinster Return at Glen Camry Bell Opera House Nov 2
Local talent presents The Spinster's Return a comic sequel to The Spinster's Convention for the benefit of the Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor Society. Cast includes Ida Murray Iva Houston Belle Black Mary Work Ruth Black Mary Patrick, Rebecca Archibald Bertha Miller Zanie Long Gertrude Miller Margaret Riddell and Messia George Platt Ira Couch Harold Scott Porge Glatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Camrybell Opera House
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mia
Ida Murray
Iva Houston
Mre Phillips
Belle Black
Mary Work
Ruth Black
Mary Patrick
Eab Smith
Goldie Long
Mae Work
Nell Martz
Ruth
Leap Year Library Hall Dance At Ridgway
A Wednesday night Leap Year autumn party in Library Hall drew success with Mina Clara Connelly as guest of honor. Ridgway visitors Misses Rene Sutter and Edna Bar attended as the ladies led partner exchanges and lantern light powered dances. Refreshments featured punkin pie and cider. Shotguns for rent at Indiana Electric Co.
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Library Hall
Mina Clara Connelly
Ridgway
Rene Sutter
Edna Bar
All Aboard for Blairsville Rally and Ballot Push
A chaotic campaign note urges Blairsville residents to attend a grand rally and cast ballots as five days remain before an election. Mentions Taft, Wilson, and Indiana politics, with references to local organizers, transport, and reduced fares, understating the urgency of the statewide vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsevelt
Parker
Costiman
Uvery
Blaireville
Bialysvibe
Indiana
Evernuar
Bat Ie
Millage Energ Aia
Wateon
Karl Wandin
Wider Peeler
Daan
Suott
Rank Lost
Tha Meen
Hell
Arcadiy Brasidaud
Fourth Ward Wins Flag at Ward March Rally
The Republican County Committee presented the flag to the Fourth ward at a rally held at the ward polling place on Wednesday evening. County Chairman Fisher congratulated the ward for its strong representation and thanked voters for their aid in the campaign. S. Daugherty accepted on behalf of Republicans of the precinct and pledged continued effort on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Fisher
S. Daugherty
Sabbath Law a Key Issue in Pennsylvania Elections
The German American Alliance pushes repeal of Pennsylvania Sunday law, asking candidates if they support all work or repeal. State Sabbath Association intensifies efforts to preserve the law. A local Sabbath official says breaking Sabbath observance betrays biblical belief. Johnstown seeks Central Basketball League entry as players Fogarty and Deal join. Uniontown team franchise transfers to Jacob Davis & Bro. Manager McCormick withdraws to focus on other business.
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Pennsylvania
State
Johnstown
Joe Fogarty
Snake
Uniontown
Jacob Davis& Bro
McCormick
Typhoid Strikes Edward H Sutton in Pittsburg Home
Edward H Sutton, recently moved from Indiana to Pittsburg, is ill with mild typhoid fever at his residence in the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Sutton
Indiana
Pittsburg
Wal Formeg
Normal Treasurer Uses Money Wisely at Chapel Talk
Dr. James E. Ament spoke at Chapel on how funds at the Normal school are spent. He noted weekly fees of 5.60 per student over ten years, detailing allocations to laundry, janitorial work, clothing, wear, per diem, and maintenance. A Halloween event will be held Saturday at Revelations Hall with decorations and lantern lights for an evening festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
James ER. Ament
Tha Aehoer
Janndry Legartment
Generes
Postal Card Shower Honoring JC Rugh on 72nd Birthday
JC Rugh, a veteran telephone man aged 72, received a postal card shower from relatives. His daughter Mrs G R K Eppley of Johnstown used his family history as a guide to notify kin. On his birthday he returned home to a dinner and a hall strewn with about 175 greeting cards thrown in by his granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Rough
Mrs. Eppley
Mr. Rugh
Jury Deliberates Over Two Days in Chambersville Contract Suit
The case of Joseph Blice versus James Sinagara remained undecided after about forty hours of deliberation. Blice seeks roughly 200 dollars for alterations and additions he says were not in the original contract for a house erection in Chambersville. The jury asked the court for further instructions three times under Judge Telford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blice
James Sinagara
Blice
Sinagara
Chambersville
Telford
Hunters Bag Over Sixty Game on Twolick Hill
Dr. Stanley Beallier of Cone meaugh joined Robert Young at Twosick Country Club for eight days of short hunting trips. They each bagged seven and eight pieces per day, totaling over sixty pieces. Most were squirrels with rabbits and pheasant also present.
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Stanley Beallier
Conemeaugh
Robert &. Young
Twosick Country Club
George Ray in Critical Typhoid Pneumonia Near Crete
George Ray of near Crete church and brother of J Dickey Ray of Indiana is critically ill with typhoid pneumonia. His recovery is doubtful and his condition is listed as serious by attending physicians.
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George Ray
Near
Crete Church
J. Dickey Ray
Indiana
Recent Deaths In Pittsburg Area
Mrs Harry Slick, 32, of Pitcairn, funeral held at New Florence cemetery. Survived by husband and three daughters, parents Mr and Mrs Dorney. Mrs Mary E K Drummond, 60, of Pungstownney, died Oct 27 after heart illness. Survived by nine children, siblings in Indiana and Illinois. Leonard Peterson, miner injured by dynamite blast at Cherrytree mine, died at Memorial Hospital in Indiana. Body sent to Cherrytree.
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Harry Shar
Harry Slick
Pitcairn
To O'Cluck
New Florence
West Maritioid
Slick
Dorney
Seward
Mary EK. Drummond
W. 2. Drummond
Pungsutawney
Smithsburg
Indiana
Porter Township
Drummondia
Logan Wesburg
North Point
Leonard Peterson
Cherrytree
Kisports
Memorial Plospital
Indinatown
Robenson Lucas wedding at Maple Avenue home
Miss Marion Lucas wed Jipius Co Robinson of Ensonville at Mrs Clara Lucas home on Wednesday Oct 8. Bridesmaid Lula Crawford and best man W. Robinson attended. Reverend J W Cary officiated. Esther Lucas played. Afterward the couple left for northern points by train.
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Clara Lucas
Maple Avenue
Marion Lucas
Jipius Co. Robinson
Ensonville
Lula Crawford
W. Robinson
Mias Esther Lucas
J. W. Cary
Methodist Church
A. O. L. Railroad
Oil Pipeline Burst Sparks Fire Near Cassandra
A Standard Oil line ruptured just below Cassandra near Vintondale on Wednesday. Oil ignited by unknown cause burned fiercely for a time but was extinguished without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Company
Cassandra
Vintondale
Cunningham Co Mid-Season Ladies Coats and Suits Opening
Ladies urged to attend Cunningham Co spring opening this Saturday all day and evening. New York representative will be present to personally display coats and jackets for ladies and misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Co
New York
W C T U Chicken and Waffle Supper Thursday
Members of the W C T U plan a chicken and waffle supper at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening November 5. Steam dry cleaning, dyeing, pressing and repairing of garments offered by Todians Dye Works. Team's Superlative Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows' Hall
Election Returns On Tuesday Night
Indiana residents will see election results broadcast via a special Bell Telephone Co wire service. The plan enables rapid transmission of returns from Indiana to a central bureau in New York City, with direct wires linking to bureaus nationwide for prompt local news delivery.
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Indaan
Indiana the Co
Bell Telephone Co
Spee
Jocal ‘Veturos
Amelie
Bolivia
Election Bureau
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York City
United States
Cow Puncher recommended at Library Hall show
DuBois Courier notes strong reception for The Cow Puncher at Avenue Theatre. Play set in Mexico land portrays ranch life with stirring scenes and a climactic kill sequence. Louis Ramadell Eva M. Hayes lead a capable cast with solid support from W. T. Pfarr Etha Ramadell and Francia Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
DuBoie Courier
Avenua
Mexico Land
Tony Lawton
Carlog Mandoza
Geraldine Graham
Louis Ramadell
Eva M. Hayes
W. T. Pfarr
Etha Ramadell
Lucia Cordova
Francia Shaffer
Slate Jery Ann
F. J. Guillard
Tacoma Tim
Jaugh
New Styles Preview At C Ham Co New York Rep
Inspect the New Styles and meet the New York representative at the C Ham Co store all day and evening Saturday October 1. He brings a complete assortment of jacket suits coats and satin jackets. Also firearms and gun stock. Indiana Electric Co at 734 Philadelphia street shows harvest progress from the county home with 11 math bushels of corn stored.
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Cunningham Co.3
New York
Indiana Electric Co
Philadelphia Street
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John Hacha Towed
Latrobe Boy
Piper
Marshall Building
Cunningham's
the Wrather
J. H. Rochester
Marion Center
B. d. Snyder
Rossiter
Mrs. M.H. Wilson
Samuel Ferguson
Blairsville
Mina Margaret Evans
James Wiggins
U.P
Presbytery
Olivet
William Britton
Weaver
Insiana
Audois
Mise Annie Faith
Johoste
James Gy Fister
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Foter Cite
Wnd
Glydt Rahess
Dohustons
Loghert
Ulsymer
Angurst Pirabius Te Os
Willian Dunemore
C. Ed G. Coul Company
Clymer
Spirit
BEARS
Liberty
Cramer
Glen Campbell
Central League
H. Sutton
Twolick Hill
Mary & Drummond
Suban Camprles
Susan Dampbell
Tarry McNean
Eastern
Wampbell
Lannard Peterson
Robenson
Lucas
McClain—Holliday
Jackson L. Spangtler
Bellefonte
Misa Nmma Alvira Holliday
James Augustine McClain
Spangler
Col. Spangler
Thomas A. Sharbaugh
Carrolltown
Miss Holliday
McClain
First National Bank of
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