Delegates Named To State Convention In Indiana Pa
Congress J N Langham Indiana Pa General Assembly W Henry Bunksville Pa MM C Watson Indiana Va Delegates To State Convention Fas T Smith Banks Township Harry D Condron Bynksville Ia J R Sttchards Indiana La INO 8 Fisher Chairman Republican Co Committer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
J. N. Langham
Indiana
General Assembly
W. Henry
Bunksvile
MM. C. Watson
Fas.t. Smith
Banks Township
Harry D. Condron
Bynksville
J. R. Sttchards
Horrific mob tortures Slavish miner in Washington PA
George Rabish a Slavish mine worker at Avella near Washington Pennsylvania endured a crown of thorns pressed on his brow nailed to a cross beaten with clubs and stoned by fellow workers who suspected him of spying for the company. Mine Superintendent Boggs intervened and dispersed the mob preventing a likely death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
George Rabish
Avella
Rabish
Pittsburg and Washington Coal Company
Boggs
Cold Weather Causes Fifty Million Dollar Crop Loss
Chicago April 25 A record cold snap from a blizzard stormed the Midwest, driving fruit and grain losses estimated at 50 million dollars. Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan and others reported multi million damages while Georgia and Florida suffered weather contrasts.
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Chicago
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
Ill
Memphis
Tenn
Bamonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Newfoundland
Georgia
Florida
Tlinois
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Tennessee
Minesota
Northwest
Mark Twain Dead? The King of Humor Passes
Robertus Love reports on the death of Mark Twain, noting the lack of an obvious heir and reflecting that the humor realm he built, his empire of laughter and tears, fades into dust while his lasting legacy remains in his kindly philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark Twain
Eiier
Erat
Mark Twain life and works profiled in historic note
A condensed biographical sketch traces Mark Twain from his Sanne Tanghorne Clemens persona through his rise with The Innocents Abroad to enduring fame. It notes his pilot days, early journalism, and the moment The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County marked his literary breakthrough, along with a catalog of local ads for books, clocks, glasses, and prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Wen
Gue
Tom Sawyer
Rudyard Kipling
Mutt
Twain
Mark ‘Twain
Sanne Tanghorne Clemens
LE. P. Bundles
Dr. Clemens
Mick Twain
Nevada
California
Iaverns County
Mother Lode
For You Your Healths Sake
The passage emphasizes tuberculosis causes its transmission and treatment known. It urges continued education prevention and public funding for health bodies to sustain progress begun by physicians sanitarians and statisticians.
Caution Notice From Isaac B. Reitz Indiana Pa 1910
Public notice states wife has left home and he will not be responsible for any bills she may contract. Isaac B. Reitz of Indiana Pennsylvania dated April 18 1910. Includes a prompt to notice progress on public interest items in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Progress
Intuna
Petmeering
Mblican Party
Indiana County
Republican Party
Saiiwea County
Isaac BH
Reitz
Indiana
Special notice to rural subscribers and Gazette Times plan
Special notice to rural subscribers explains a special arrangement with the Pittsburg Gazette Times to receive Rural Dane Fi routes via the Progress one av for 4.00. Subscribers along a and ja tuntft can get the Gazette Times by paying 83.00 in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gavotte Times
Janette
R. FF
Ong
Gazette Times
Notice of admission to Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Notice states H. B. Ron, long associated with the 40th Facial District since October 32, 1804, passed the State Board examination for admission to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania at its regular meeting July 6 and 7, 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ron
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Protect Your Crops Progress
A brief note describes crop protection progress against trespass and weather. It touts plants that resist wind and sun and rain, claiming sturdiness and reliable growth.
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A. T. Moorera
Moorhead
Moorhead, Hitors and Proprietors
Laval
Nell
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Arkansas
Harry Pennington
Glen Campbell
Susan Dixon
Samuel Lewis, Jr
Rochester Milla
Emil H. Nehrig
Mary H. Knox
Vincent W. Kissinger
Johnstown
Laura J. Rising
Blakeville
William G. Quick
Westmoreland
Coarah
Creekside
Jeabella
Kaminska
George T. McLaughlin
Elders Ridge
Margaret
Nesbitt
Clarksburg
Lark A. Kerr
North Point
Anna B. Lewis
Smicksburg Flarvey
Rossiter
Mary
Alkens
Atwood
Peter Renda
Rosalter
Catherine Chille
Feassirar
Charles A. Rowe
Georgeville
Margaret I. Lewis
Smickaburg
Joseph Unugh
Teelin
Wary A. Pitec
Calvin C. Bossard
Dayton
Olteleee North Point
Pblaele R. Kerr
Harry H. Long
Palrview
Evenaes
Earth
Carnegie Hall
Joan of Arc
Joan
Pudd
Nead Wilson
Hannibal. Mo
Ile
Mark
Bannibal
Tls
Loyboud
Mark Twhin
Primrose Path
Susy
America
Europe
Olivia Langdon
Ehiniva
N. Y
Italy
Redding
Conn
Clara
Jean
Deus
Jean Clemens
Laviux
Robertus Love
Millias
Hall’s
Conrath
jJeweler
Campbell & Rinn
Philadelphia
Hall's
Optician and Jeweler
Philadelphia Street
Maslin
H. M. Conrath
Mark TP
Wals
Samure L. Clemens
Notich
Shaffer & Keller
Seventh and
Philadelphia Streets
A. T. Taylor & Son’s
North 6Th St
Congo
National Surety Co
J. N. Burkhart
Penna
Mack’s
Idianaea
Crex
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