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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1909

Page

3

Crib Keeper Reports Seven Drowned In Floss Disaster

George McLaughlin keeper of Crib Four Miles Out near Cleveland witnessed the fishing tug Floss sink during the April 7 storm. The vessel went down after a fierce battle with waves with seven crew aboard. A distress signal was heard and a note found later read Tell my wife goodbye Captain Barry. Memorial services planned as relatives react to the tragedy.

George A. Floss McLaughlin Cleveland Accdent William Barry Floss Gordon Park Barry

Bills Introduced in Senate for Tariff Commission

Mr Beveridge and Mr La Follette introduced bills in the senate proposing a tariff commission. Beveridge argued newspapers widely approved the idea and claimed it faced no public opposition in Congress. He believed the finance committee would report a measure incorporating this provision.

Senate la Follette Beveridge Congress Finance Committee

Oklahoma to bar tuberculous doctors from practice

The state board will not license physicians with consumption or tuberculosis to practice medicine in Oklahoma. Eastern doctors with the disease were moving to Oklahoma seeking health, but the board ruled patient interests require refusing licenses to such practitioners.

State of Oklahoma East

UNKNOWN ROBBER KILLED Policeman Engages With Three Suspects

In Galion an unidentified robber was killed by Policeman Rupens berger after a running fight. The officer fired on three men who were fleeing with a freight car robbery. The other two robbers escaped after carrying their companion a short distance as shots were exchanged. Browns self-immersion in shallow pond ends life. Austintown farmer Leyl Crum, 77, died by drowning on his farm due to ill health. Banker John C. Van Cleaf, NY banker, will wed stenographer Miss Mary Imlay of Brooklyn. Canadian Pacific declares North Dakota invasion to compete with Hill lines. Bowler Valentine Long, Crescent club, North Chicago, rolled a 300 score in league play.

Galion Rupensberger Browns Leyl Crum Austintown Crum Mr. Crum John C. van Cleaf National Park Bank New York City Financial District Mary Imlay Brooklyn Valentine Long Crescent Club of North Chicago

Prosperity for Heilwood via new buildings and higher output

Murray Thompson, manager of Heilwood's company store, reports Penn Mary Coal about 3000 tons daily, with plans to double to 6000. New dwellings at 4000 each, an eight room brick schoolhouse at 8000, and a $20000 brick-store building are planned this summer pending tariff adjustment. Hyde Murphy Co. of Ridgway handles contracts.

Punxsutawney Murray Thompson Heilwood Spirit Penti-Mary Coal Company New Jersey Steel Company Hyde-Murphy Co Ridgway Penn-Mary

Jolly End of Term at Gordon School

The Gordon school in Blacklick township closed a pleasant term with a basket dinner at noon. Pupils played ball, followed by a program of recitations readings and music. Laura Stuchel Paul Davis and John Miller attended every session, and the students surprised teacher Miss Nora Steele with a gold ring engraved with the school name and date.

Gordon Blacklick Township Laura Stuchel Paul Davis John Miller Nora Steele Steele

Black Hand Letter Threat Targets Blairsville Contractor

Three Bairdstown youths Joseph New Robert Moore and William Crusan were arrested after a Black Hand letter threatened to blow up Turani's house if $160 was not left on the Blairsville bridge. Moore and New admitted guilt. Crusan exonerated. Postoffice Inspector Craighead attended the hearing. suspects jailed, trial possible in county court rather than U S Court in Pittsburgh.

Blairsville Sam Joseph New Robert Moore William Crusan Bairdstown Peter Rani Justice Graham Moore New Crusan Postoffice Craighead United States Court Pittsburg Bairdstown Bridge House of Turani

Tag Day Receipts For Free Reading Room At Indiana

Receipts totaling 853 were collected during the Tag Day benefit for Indiana’s Free Reading Room with public endorsement of liberal contributions. The committee thanks Jos W Clements and J Dick Wilson for auto use, B H Liehteberger for suggestions, W F Wettling for counting, trolley conductors and motormen for courtesy, and the volunteers who worked to make Tag Day a red letter day.

Jos. W. Clements J. Dick Wilson B. H. Liehteberger W. FB Indiana

Weddings of a Week Feature Blairsville Union

Leonard McAnulty and Dr. John McQuirk wed in Blairsville at the bride's parents home with Rev. Dr. Pender officiating. Miss Helen McAnulty served as maid of honor, Dr. William Satterer was groomsman, and ushers included Samuel Grove McAnulty and Charlton Augustus McAnulty. Cora Srp played the wedding march. guest Miss Jane Leonard of Normal attended.

Leonard McAnulty John McQuirk Leonard Annabel McAnulty James McAnulty Blairsville Pender First Methodist Episcopal Church Helen McAnulty William Satterer Newark N. J Samuel Grove McAnulty Altoona Qgharlon Augustus McAnulty Blairaville Cora Srp Jane Leonard Normal

Public Sale Notice at William Stiles Residence

At the late William Stiles home in Cramer Pa on April 80 at 1:00 o clock the property to be sold includes two mules a black horse farming harness wagon sleigh and various farming implements with auctioneers listed as G Tomb and Agnes C Stiles Be Bernesry. Wind storms and tornadoes caused property losses totaling 28 580 674 in 1908 with Thompsons tornado policies covering all such damage.

William Stiles Cramer Batur My Sharp United States

Ministers Urge Funeral Reform in Customs

The Ministers' Association of Mars and Valencia urges reform in funeral customs. They oppose ostentation and viewing the remains, advocate simple burials with Scripture and prayer, discourage church funerals, and call for adherence to sanitary laws, especially for contagious diseases.

Butler Reforma Ministerial Association of Mars Valencia

Recent Deaths in Indiana County and Nearby Areas

Obituary notices report Miss Elizabeth Townsend dying April 10 at age about 78 in Olivet, with funeral April 12 at Riders Ridge Presbyterian church and burial in South Bend cemetery. John Lukehart, 76, of Smicksburg, Civil War veteran, dies of pneumonia. funeral at Mahoning Baptist church. Alexander C. Graff, 78, Blairsville resident, former shoe merchant, survived by children. burial in Blairsville cemetery. William B. Davis, 82, near West Lebanon, father of eight, funeral at Long residence. burial Elders Ridge cemetery. Indiana County residents pursue Alberta farm lands in Canada. names listed. State road Blairsville to Blacklick to be inspected for repairs by county and Harrisburg officials. Easter egg incident at Plumville Review office yields broken egg with garbled contents. editor notes appearance of garnet-like shards.

Elizabeth Townsend John McIntire Olivet Robert Townsend R. §. Townsend Kansas City McGallen Iowa Riders Ridge Presbyterian Church O. ‘Y. Hutchison South Bend John Lukehart John Lmukehart Smicksburg Co. A T. R Conrad Plumville Clinton Lakehart Blairsville Mahoning Baptist Church William B. Davis George Long Near West Lebanon Archie Nannie Nelson Mary Ira David William Long Hutchison Elders Ridge

Celebrated Golden Wedding Analyoie Day

Celebrated Golden Wedding Analyoie Day on April 12 marked the fiftieth anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Weamer of Wallopshore. Their friends hosted a large card shower, and the couple enjoys the respect of many residents. Supervisors' Tax Notices describe road tax provisions printed on pestal cards. district names addresses of supervisors and treasurer are printed on every card. Bee samples available at this office.

Andrew Weamer Wallopshore Weamer

Auditors Appointed to Distribute Court Funds in Indiana Pa

The under named appointed an auditor to distribute the funds from judgments to parties in the court case. Meeting set for Monday May 30, 1000 at 10:00 AM in the auditor’s office in Indiana Pennsylvania. All interested parties may appear. W. OF BLIEMN, April 4, 1000. Auditor.

Boroutgh Indiana W. OF Bliemn

Notice of Estate Claims and Settlement Details

Ernest Stewart and Cynthia McGindy executrix announce a testamentary fetter on the estate of Samuel McGinsley late of Binekiick to town ship. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and creditors must make prompt payment. Executrix Cynthia McGindly, Binnsville BD 4 Ba.

Ernest Stewart Aitoray Pernoutrin Samuel McGinsley Binekiick Cynthia McGinldy Binnsville

Auditorn's Nowice on Distribution in Canoe Township

Auditor Coulter Wiggins announces appointment by Indiana County Court to report on funds held by William Co. White as administrator of Daniel Styer estate. He will meet May 10, 1900 at 7 to 10:90 o'clock at the office in Tudinua Borough to hear claims. Interested parties must present claims or be barred from the fund.

Indiana County William Co. White Daniel Stiyer Canoe Township Jack Tudinua Coulter Wiggins

Letters of administration for Hannah Allison estate

Letters of administration on the estate of Hannah Allison late of Center township died, having been granted to Amis H. Allison as administrator. Those having claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those indebted must make prompt payment.

Peeler & Felt Attorneys Melinda McCurdy Smickahure Sila Frank E. Rodding Smirksburg Hannah Allison Center Township Eccased Amis H. Allison

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