Killing of Two American Missionaries in Adana Confirmed
Constantinople reports confirm the killing of two American missionaries Mr Stogers and Mr Maurer at Adana amid rising tensions in the city. Foreign warships rush to the region as Christians seek refuge in consulates while Armenian farms are burned and Kurdish outrages reported near Kharput. The Sultan and Parliament face demands for ringleader punishment after Tuesday’s uprising amid fears of wider Moslem advance.
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Constantinople
Sultan
Parliament
Adana
Stogers
Maurer
Christig
Tarsus
Messina
Mersina
John Debbas
Alexandretta
Kharput
Salonika
Tehatalle
Live Wire Kills Farmer in Neshannock Township
David Spiker, a farmer in Neshannock Township Lawrence County Pennsylvania, was electrocuted while attempting to remove a downed telegraph wire from a road. The wire lay over a trolley line, and a neighbor who warned him was shocked while trying to help. Spiker died from severe contact burns as responders arrived.
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David Spiker
Neshannock Township
Lawrence County
Spiker
Wall Crushes Home In Jeannette Fire Tragedy
In Jeannette Pennsylvania a brick wall toppled onto the bone of Dr A A Custard adjacent to the opera house fire. Mil dred Felton sixteen playing piano in the parlor was killed while Grace Swift the doctors niece about the same age was seriously injured. Swift found near the plane by rescuers and expected to recover. Felton’s body found near the door indicating she had attempted to escape.
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Jeannette
A. A
Mildred Felton
Grace Swift
Miss. Swift
Felton Waas
Firefighter Dies as Glider Fire Devastates New Brighton Plant
A glider fire at Sherwood Brothers pottery in New Brighton Pennsylvania killed 38 year old firefighter George Hartman and seriously injured two volunteers while two others were overcome. The blaze damaged a main operating department as the savings firm battled the flames. Benjamin Cary aged 40 and Charles Felt aged 37 were among the injured.
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New Brighton
Sherwood Brothers Sgomopany Pottery
George Hartman
Benjamin Cary
Charles Felt
Going Back 70 Ireland Movement 1910 Event Slogan
A fragmented piece discusses a proposed 1910 Irish movement titled Going Back 70 Ireland, using a slogan about an Irish home-going empowerment pilgrimage to Kilkenny and an industrial revival. The text references Brina and a plan to mobilize sons and daughters of Ireland for a grand event in Kilkenny.
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Kilkenny
Brina
Ireland
Shot Bear at Age of Ten Official Notice
James heard a movement in a lodge thicket and shot what he thought was a dog. He killed a large bear instead, then grew up to work in timber, run a sawmill, and later enter a family partnership in West Indiana. He traveled river logs, endured perils of floods, and later lived in Spruce and Kintersburg before settling near North Seventh Street. The piece covers his long life, marriage, children, and a centennial-style celebration with family and neighbors.
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James
McAnuity
Dismondville
Pennsylvania
Mr. MacAnulty
Sara Ann Armstrong
Montgomery Township
Spruce
Clearfield County
McAnulty
Spruce Out
McCoy
Kintersburg
West Indiana
Mra. Thompson
J. A. McAnulty
Baltimore, Md
Rachel A. Davis
Apollo
Idai, Marshall
North Ninth Street
Harriet McAnnulty
North Seventh Street
Baltimore
Thompson
Indiana County Spring Primary Election Notice 1909
Notice of the Indiana County spring primary election to be held Saturday June 5 1909 from 2 to ? p m detailing delegates per party to the State Convention nominations for county offices and party committee positions including positions for jurors and precinct committeemen followed by a Greenville Summer Normal notice and a miscellaneous advertisement about printed writing paper and road master reports with prices.
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Act of Assembly
Indiana County
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Socialist Party
Said
Prohibition
M. Marshall
D. T. Niel
Administrator's Notice of Estate Claimants
Letters of administration granted to B B McAughdy for the estate of Dr W T Reed late of Homer City Borough deceased. Claimants must present their claims with proper authentication for settlement. Debtors urged to make prompt payment. March 31 1900. Impulse Breeds Impulse. Franklin: It is easier to suppress the first impulse than to satisfy all that follow.
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W. T. Reed
Homer City
B. McAughdy
Franklin
Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Savings & Trust Company
the Savings & Trust Company
For Sale and for Rent Signs Priced at Five Cents
Cardboard for sale and rent signs offered at five cents each by this office, with standard signs available for quick purchase.
Bon Dressing fabrics showcase popular patterns this season
The fabrics will please you and the prices will make buying easy. Bon Dressing offers more popular this season than ever with bright new checked, barred and striped effects and bordered patterns priced from 10¢ to 35¢ per yard.
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Bon
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Rogers
Paris
Committee of Union and Progress
Indiana County, PA
Walter H. Ayers
Greenville
Brown
Gale
THE
Cunningham Company
McCall’s
New York
Oxfords
Vienna
D. M. Caldwell & Company
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Knox
Stetson
D. M1. Caldwell & Company
Hart Schafiner
Mate
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