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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1908

Page

3

Cramer Robbery Suspects Moved to Pittsburgh Jail

Marshal Owen took Mrs. Alice Dubrow Kelly her son and William Smith to Allegheny County jail in Pittsburgh after acquittal on the Cramer postoffice robbery. They face U S District Court action the week of October 18 before Judge Young. Prosecution questions William Kelly’s role for an Ohio firm and notes $4 in staraps found at the Dill house.

Alice Dubrow Kelly William Smith Indiana Sam United States Matechal George 8 Owen Pittsburg Squire J. A. Crossman Cramer Allegheny County U. S. District Court Young Dubrow Marshal Owen Shoub William Kelly Ohio

Double Act at Dreamland Tonight in Indiana

Grace Bennett and Lew Palmer bring a versatile vaudeville double act to Dreamland Theater for the latter part of the week. Their first performance starts tonight with a billed tea and slide show alongside a Green County court update and local crime notes.

Grace Bennett Lew Palmer Dreamland Theater Indiana Will Giovani Willi Dominic Anderach Ernest Justice Crossman Glen Campbell Andy Quay Gardner Allie Binai Bo

Park Veterans Drum Corps Form New Organization

A meeting of the Park Veteran Drum Corps at the Kinter Hotel in Chamberaville on September 15 established a permanent group. Officers elected: President T. St. Clair Thompson and Secretary John P. H. Shields. Members include Civil War veterans from Marion Center area. John Rankin is an honorary member. The group may attend Pittsburg sesquicentennial celebration September 28 to October 3.

Merlan Center Park Kinter Chamberaville T. St. Clair Thompson John P. H. Shields Pittsburg Kenkin John Kieter L. N. Park Wilson Shields Meliinity B. S. Blose Marion Center Vficioity John Rankin

Creekside Turn 10 Fire Destroys Barn and Slaughter House

Fire at Frank Dixon of Creekside destroyed his barn slaughter house wagon shed and ice house early this morning. A cow two horses and two veals were killed. Water was scarce and firemen could not save the stock. Dixon held $1,000 insurance with People's Agency.

Frank Dixon Creekside Dixon Inceodiarium Peraone Rosa Ia People’s Agency

Semi monthly pay on B BR P railroad workers

Railway employes received checks for last month, with rumor of a shift to semi monthly pay due to New York state law. A doctor visit and hospital staff organization are noted, plus premium money readiness for September and buckwheat and dye services offered locally.

New York State A. W. Mabon The Sa‘Qisne County Agricultural Society

Women Appoint Officers at WC T U Meeting

At a recent WC T U executive committee meeting, vice presidents and officers were named for various churches and departments including Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, and First U P. Positions cover evangelistic, health, temperance literature, social work, Sabbath observance, and more. A manhunt for Vincenzo Di Pionza, accused of shooting Nicolle Lallone, continues with warrants issued and a coroner's inquest planned after Lallone’s death. A church bake sale is scheduled for next Saturday at the Presbyterian church.

WC. T. U Presbyterian Church Mra D. A. Cunningham Methodist Church G. W. Earl Mary Bodenhamer U. P Newton A. Kelis U.P Mary K. Stewart W. D. Bagh J. R. Stumpf Belle Thompson S. A. Lowry M. A. Bodenbamer Flower Mission J. M. Imbrie Annie Given Mre Laura Allison Harri

Notable visits and travel notes from Pittsburg region

Points On People compiles brief social items. Milton Fee reformed today from a Pittsburg visit while James McGregor was there yesterday. Various residents and visitors from Blairsville Indiana Connellsville Brockwayville Johnstown and Buffalo are noted along with family visits and professional engagements. A second page continues with more society notes.

Deaths and funerals in Blairville area and vicinity

Recent deaths include Mrs Mary Markle aged 87 of four miles south of town widow of John C Markle. She was a St Bernard’s Catholic church member and survived by three children. Remains to Indians Friday morning with funeral at Catholic church and burial in Bernard’s cemetery. Also Daniel Roof of Fairview died after a recent stroke at 4 am at the County Home. wife previously stroked and bedbound. Their son Harry of Buffalo will arrange the funeral. Mrs Eliza Fry Terry died in Pittsburg at 305 West Lacock Street aged 63. interment at Scheleburg, Bedford county. relatives in Blairville. William Vorlage Sr died at home in Blakeville aged 80. survived by one daughter and two sons.

Mary Markle John C. Markle Markle Mary St. Bernard's Catholic Church Anthony Johnstown Central Hotel Indiana W. G. Steving Mangy Howard Leer Scoth Sharon I Bernard's Cemetery Dantel Roof Daniel Roof Fairview Mr. Roof Presbyterian Church Harry Buffalo Eliza Fry Terry George B. Terry West Lacock Street Pittsburg Scheleburg Bedford County William Vorlage, Sr Blakeville

Fred Jamison Injured In Smashup At Jefferson Trot

Fred Jamison sustained a fractured collarbone when injured in the sixth heat of the 2:23 trot at Jefferson Greene county on Wednesday. Word reached his brother in law C M Wortman and D E B Thompson. His wife was notified and Jamison was moved to the Montgomery Hotel. The race was won by Jack Ingram, the Ligonier horse. County medical inspector Dr W A Simpson was called to Webrum to investigate two patients thought to have amalipox.

Fred Jamison Jefferson Greene County Jamison C. M. Wortman Clawson House D. EB. Thompson Bishaville Georgeville Bedelia John M. Dodaon Montgomery Hotel Jack Ingram Ligonier Lutheran Church Corner W. A. Simpson Webrum Yerrick

Candy Man to Have Dr Sharpe Arrested

Justice Crossman charged Dr James F Sharpe of Sabbath Observance Association with working on the Sabbath. Beaton Candy Kitchen proprietor testified as prosecutor and the case centered on a Sunday candy store visit. Sharpe, who sometimes defends his own cage, faced witnesses before being fined four dollars and costs totaling about twenty four dollars.

James A. Crossman James F. Sharpe Sabbath Observance Association Philadelphia Beaton Sharpe

Powder in trunk sparks railroad probe arrest

Railroad police have long suspected powder shipments in trunks. Capitan George D. Clymer arrested Amal Repinaki of Dixonville after a trunk from Dixonville to Rosebud carried two gallons of powder. Powder spilled at Cresnop during transfer and Repinaki was jailed in Ebenaburg.

Capitan George D.clymer Amal] Repinaki Dixonville Rosebud Cresnop Repinak Ebenaburg

Up-to-date 2.00-Gbirte Wilson Wood Report

The notice lists up-to-date 2.00-Gbirte results involving Wilson and Wood. It mentions Always Satiation and natifies oak and baker, with Learns Superlative Flour 8ls-tt noted in the fragmentary text.

Oningham J. Wa Gbirte Wilson & Wood

Noted Robbery Case Figures In Local Court Proceedings

Wednesday's sessions featured disjointed accounts as a jury considered Mia B and two young men accused in a Cramer robbery. Officers, including P R R detectives, interviewed witnesses while John Rudy faced new charges after being called to court. A vagrancy verdict was returned for Jones and James, and two foreigners named Pe Fossi were linked to a mining incident amid a forgery trial for Johi Pulbekanie now ongoing.

Cramer Whe Frack John Rudy Rudy Robert Jones James Pe Fossi Ernest Johi Pulbekanie

Local county convention invites delegates to tour new routes

A fragmented notice reports a county convention with 29 counties and 87 delegates. An invitation was extended for delegates from Indiana to attend on Friday, with a Wednesday acceptance and a planned ride over a newly constructed route in Allegheny County.

Sioners

No successor to Dr Gl Bishop Whitehead Vacancies

Bishop Cortland Pittabarg Diocese met with U of this parish to discuss vacancies and a possible new rector to India. Brookville racing day featured Senorita after a dusty race and near danger at the track rail.

Whitehead Cortlandth Pittabarg Pal Church U of Thia India Brookvilla Yeaterday Alarg Senorita

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