Table tablet happenings across religion politics science and business
News in brief spanning Monday to Sunday highlights include church lines against dancing card playing and theatergoing, Taft in Omaha Bryan in Denver, Michigan local option drive, Wisconsin La Follette support, Indianapolis mining talks, Haiti intervention attempt, anti racetrack bills in New York, Milwaukee race for president, and public notices from Minnesota to Oklahoma. Major items note Cuban quarantine, Great Lakes open shop, and the Philadelphia lumber yard fire with $125,000 loss.
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New York
General Conference
Dillott
Flower
Chicago
Taft
Omaha
William J. Bryan
Denver
Michigan
William H. Milton
Florida
Fay
United States
Cuba
Havana
Spokane
Wash
United States Navy
Republic of
Haiti
Hughes
Multiple Disturbing News Items From Across States
Altoona painter Marty Spangler died of heart failure after worrying over his pension. Alice Pickens committed suicide in Ravenswood by jumping into the Ohio River. Policeman Charles Miller was shot by a burglar. the suspect and two companions escaped. A horse was uninjured after a streetcar accident. A residence was destroyed at Fairport and a nine month old baby barely escaped. A 16 year old boy smothered in a Greensburg coal bin. A warder captured Harry Witmer in York County for fishing violations and fined him. Pearglass plant at Clarion burned, 050,000 loss and 200 workers displaced. rebuilding planned. Irondale surrendered incorporation to support local high school. An Italian in Bucyrus grew deaf and considered returning to Italy. A murderer's skeleton found in Watts Flats mill. William Reiss shot his wife and attempted suicide after hotel license denial. Hungarians from Wheeling plan to relocate to Gary, Indiana. Pennsylvania National Guard mobilization planned in Philadelphia during founders' week. Schooley pleads guilty to forgery. will dispute. Six Pine and Pipe-Bending Workers injured by hot metal explosion. Italian fruit merchant Salvatore Cira shot dead in Bellefontaine by his partner. A jury trial fines Mrs. Klee for deraining Norah Shroyer. Arthur Sewall's voyage mystery resurfaces. 25 perished. Pittsburg fire memorial bell tolls 1845 anniversary. Grand jury in Huntington to examine peonage cases. justice department probes in Southern West Virginia. Lumber camp operators blamed.
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Charles Miller
Salem
M. Schwartz
Taréentum
Fairport
Bate
Byron Smith
Greensburg
State
Ashekea Department
Harry Witmer
York County
Pearglass
Clarion
Irondale
Bucyrus
Italy
United States
William F. Reiss
Hoonomy
Joseph Trapl
Hungarian Society
Wheeling
W. Va
Gary
Ind
Pennsylvania National Guard
Philadelphia
Marion Center National Bank Promotes Permanent Banking Relationship
The bank urges permanent, mutually satisfactory, and profitable business arrangements. It presents Marion Center National Bank as a conservative institution with steady growth, promising absolute safety and fair treatment to customers for present and future well being.
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Marion Center National Bank
Marion Genther National Bank
Ordinance authorizes Seventh Street paving in Indiana Borough
Ordinance No 163 authorizes grading curbing and paving of Seventh Street between Water and Philadelphia Streets in Indiana Borough. It provides cost sharing by abutting property owners and outlines preparation by the Borough Engineer under supervision. Published notices and official actions dated February 10 and April 6, 1908, with council approval.
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Seventh Street
Water Street
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Presor
John
Taylor
Progress
J.B. Richards
Hlaventh
Church Street
Eleventh Street
Peelor
Clark
J. R. Richards
Ordinance Authorizing Street Grading and Paving in Indiana Borough
Ordinance 169 authorizes grading curbing and paving Eleventh Street between Philadelphia and Church streets in Indiana Borough Pennsylvania. The work to be done per plans by the Borough Engineer with costs assessed to the project. Approved April 6 1908 by council with proper attestations.
Ground for sale in Fourth ward Indiana borough
Ground in the Fourth ward of Indiana bounded Philadelphia Street Luella Sacha Tirzah Peeler alley twenty five feet wide sixty feet front and one hundred eighty five feet deep. A two story frame dwelling with six rooms hall pantry and outbuildings stands thereon. Good well water. Property of the late Sarah Bowers. Terms of sale suit the estate. Inquire of John H. Pierce executor. Must be closed out.
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Fourth Ward
Borough of
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Luella Sacha
Tirzah Peeler
Sarah Bowers
John H. Pierce
Road Supervisors Reports for Sale at Office
Road Master reports bound in books of 100 with a duplicate copy in a tub offered for 88 cents per hook. Large quantities priced lower. Also Wyandotte eggs for hatching 15 for 50 cents or 100 for $8.00. I won first prize on chicks and second on old chickens at the Indiana fair. All orders promptly filled. Mags Josey S1VOHBI4 148510 RF DP No 1 Creekside Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Fair Land
Josey
Creekside
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LaFollette
Wer
Wisconsin
Minera and Operators
Indianapolis
Felede
Mme. Gould
David H. Rose
Trayor
Milwaukee
Minota
John M. Pattison
Pattison
Ohio
Mexico City
Massachusetts
Vandergraft
Tung Fur Hejang
Haskell
Oklahoma
Lopinville
Tennessee Supreme Court
Standard OU ‘Company
Mme
Anna Gould
Princie Hella
e-Bagan
France
Independence League
Andreas Fototecki
Ga- Nola
Grand Lake
North Atlantic
William H. Hearne
West Virginia
Fensgoola
Decatur
Ill
Great Western
Tristate News
Marty Spangler
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Alice Pickens
Ravenswood
Ohio River
Watts Flats
N. Y
Erie Railroad Construction Company
George M. Schooley
J. L. Crawford
Schooley
Harrisburg Pa
Harrisburg
Salvatore Cira
Bellefontaine, O
Charles Demar
Demar
Dayton
Oliver Klee
Klee
Norah P. Shroyer
Arthur Sewall
Pacific Coast
City Hall
Pittsburg
Huntington
Keller
United States Court
Secret Service
Department of Justice
I Ig
John 8. Taylor
J. A.crossman
John & Taylor
LA Crossman
McCall
THE
Cunningham Company
Brussels
Copenhagen
New Coats
BON Ton
New
Elk Building
Trump
Buster Browns
Bocker
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