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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1899

Page

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Sabbath Murder near Blairsville shocks Westmoreland county

Stewart McCune of near Blairsville was shot dead by Jobo Saddler known as Peggles Murphby. The killing happened at Davis Gray’s farm house in Westmoreland county after a quarrel over beer. Saddler was captured the same day and jailed in Greensburg awaiting murder trial. McCune, about 57, leaves a widow and six children. funeral at his home followed by Blairsville cemetery interment.

Jobo Saddler Pegles Murphby Stewart McCane Grays Station Derry Township Westmoreland County Davis Gray Blairsville Grey House Mr. Grey Saddler McCune Grey Greensburg Stewart McCune John Johnstown Samuel Blairaville George Cannonsburg Charolette Traby Wilkinsburg Annie Mattie Arters Chicago Ill J. M. Cunningham Town

Col Hawkins Dead Aboard U S Transport Senator

Col Hawkins commander of the Tenth Pennsylvania dies at sea from stomach cancer on July 18. The U S Transport Senator carrying the regiment from Manila reached San Francisco with flags at half mast. Embalmed remains to be brought home for interment, gloom spreading through his state.

Tenth Pennsylvania United States Senator Manila San Francisco Cal Hawkins Yokohama Pennsylvania

Family Reunion After Fifteen Years apart

After 15 years of separation the DeLaney family of First ward gathered around the hearth stone for a reunion. Children Rev. P. F. and J. R. De Lancy of Pittsburg, Mrs J. F. Marshall, John C. DeLancy of Plumville, William F. of Blandsburg, Mrs John Lewis of Smickburg, C. B. of Church Street, Caniel C. and Minnie E. at home were all present. A noon dinner followed and Clark the photographer captured the group while parents received a decorated dinner set and table linen as gifts from the children.

J.O. DeLaney First Ward P. F J. R. de Lancy Pittsburg J. F. Marshall John C. DeLancy Plumville Wm. F Blandsburg John Lewis Smickeburg C. B Church Street Caniel C Minnie E Clark

McCormick Loses Case Over Road Water Dispute

In Pittsburg superior court Judge White sustained the lower court decision in McCormick vs road supervisors and C A Campbell. The injunction sought to stop turning water off a public road on land, after a trial with over 40 witnesses. The case, argued last May on appeal, ends with the defense upheld. Also listed are weekly sheep damage awards totaling 1,025.25 dollars across West Wheatfield and nearby townships.

Pittsburg White Henry T. McCormick East Wheatfield Township C. A. Campbell Superior Court McCormick C. A. Conner Montgomery Archie Nichol James Bennett Elias Cramer Elmer E. Dick Logan Carnahan J. A. Campbell West Wheatfield George Rowe Samuel Allison Cherryhill E.k.carney Pine

Sick Soldier and Ill Relative in Local News

A former Indiana boy, Matthew Stuchell, son of Calvin Stuchell of Pitlaburg, is a fever patient in the Tenth Regiment at San Francisco and is recovering. Mrs. James McGregor of Church street has been by her mother Mrs. Jane Duncan of Marion Center, who is seriously ill.

Matthew Stuchell Indiana Calvin Stuchell Pitlaburg Tenth Regiment San Francisco Cal James McGregor Church Street Jane Duncan Marion Center

New Magentas Beat Wilkinsburg Then Falter to Punxsutawney

New Magentas of town defeated Wilkinsburg 8 to 4 at Normal Park with three runs in the third and five in the sixth. Sapp, St Clair, and Pownall starred for the home team while Gumbert pitched well for Wilkinsburg. The next day Punxsutawney visited and won 14 to 7 amid loose play by New Magentas.

Sapp St. Clair Pownall Gumbert Watson Hood Sperline Bt. Clair Hammers Bash Gambie McKeehnie Venning Reynolds Vortish Tivoo Dazell McGosgan Swift Snyder Guibert G Sappus McKechnie Ponxsutawney New Maventas

Indiana Woman Receives Leg Amputation For Life Save

Mrs Carrie Shannon of Indiana underwent a six inch above knee amputation at Presbyterian hospital after thrombosis in the right leg led to gangrene. Dr Williamson and Dr Davis performed the surgery with Dr Beach assisting. The patient with heart trouble bore the operation, showed early signs of recovery, but later suffered a possible stroke with uncertain outcome. Her sister Mrs Sue Williard was summoned to the bedside.

Indiana MM. Davis Carrie Shannon Pittsburg Shannon Presbyterian Hospital Williamson Davis Beach

Escape From Fire Ends in Narrow Save for Miss Heiman

Cherryhill township event reports Miss Cora M Heiman escaping a horrific death when her dress ignited during yard work. Flames engulfed her until family tore away burning clothing. Dr T B Stephens aided. she is recovering but life marked by severe burns. Also notes Davis Wilson nuptials with Dr M M Davis and Miss Mame Wilson wed at 2 PM today.

Cherryhill Township Cora M. Heiman David Heiman T. DB. Stephens Penn Run

Repairing county lines by Indiana Telephone Company crews

Indiana Telephone Company assigns two repair crews to fix county lines after severe summer storms. A new line to Marion Center will be strung with two wires for local and through use. The firm’s current operations include 22 telephones in use across Indiana. A new 5,000 barrel water tank is being erected on Clingenberg hill by Clymer Water Company, requiring 1600 pounds of rivets.

Indiana Telephone Company Marion Center Indiana The Clymer Water Company Clingenberg’s

Injured Street Car Conductor In Pittsburg Crash

Mr John Fenton son of James Fenton of town was injured at Pittsburg on Thursday while at work as a street car line conductor. He was knocked from his car suffering severe bruises cuts and a fracture of three ribs.

John Fenton James Fenton Pittsburg

Dog Poisoner Strikes Town Amid Mass Pet Deaths

A week end spate of poisonings left about a dozen dogs dead Friday and Saturday, including an English pointer owned by Robert Jones. The report notes Armstrong township lists 30 paupers, possibly more than any other district in the county.

Robert Jones Armstrong Township

Coal Land Prospects and Rail Link Spur on Yellow Creek

Eastern capitalists seek 15 000 acres of Yellow Creek coal lands with six month options and a railroad bid. They target 10 to 15 dollars per acre and aim to secure headwaters tracts, while ongoing leases and land transfers reshape potential sales. Also covered are local land transfers, a confession in a bracelet theft, and the annual school teacher appointments with wage details across Armstrong Rayne Center townships.

Yellow Creek Eastern Syndicate New York Philadelphia Weaver Stadden & McHugh Glen Campbell Pittsburg & Eastern Blacklick Creek Buffington East Wheatfield D. L. Moorhead John A. Scott T. D. Barker Ebensburg Pine Township This County Blacklick Township Cambria County

Another Store to Open in Indiana by Josiah Lydic

Josiah Lydic, long time Penn Run mercantile man, will open a general store in Indiana around mid month after renting Frank Douglass’s south Tenth street storeroom and dwelling. He is well known in the eastern part of the county.

Josiah Lydic Penn Indiana Frank Douglass South Tenth Street Lydic

Ex County Superintendent Ham mers Named Geography Instructor

Ex County Superintendent A M Ham mers now on the Norman school faculty is assigned as an instructor in geography. He joins the staff at the start of the fall term opening Tuesday September 12. Mr Findley Carney Sr longtime White township resident, is prostrated with paralysis at age 96 with doubtful recovery after a second attack. The Armstrong county Sunday school convention will convene at Leechburg on September 5 and 6 with delegates entertained free.

A. M. Hammers Norman Findley Carney, Sr White Township Armstrong County Leechburg Wesley J. Houston First Christian Church Portland Honge

Teachers elected in Conemaugh township with salaries

Thirteen teachers were elected in Conemaugh township on Thursday with salaries listed: Gilmour Nesbitt 33 dollars, Pearl Cunningham 30, James Lytle 30, Bertha Hobaugh 25, Cora Anderson 30, May Marshall 30, Laura Pierce 36, Laura Kennedy 30, George Lowman 30, Ida Earhart 30, Joe A. Hill 30. The term begins Monday, September 4.

Conemaugh Township Thureday Gilmour Nesbitt Pearl Cunningham James Lytle Bertha Hobaugh Cora Anderson May Marshall Laura Pierce Laura Kennedy George Lowman Ida Earhart Joe A. Hill

White Township Board Names New Teachers for Fall Term

The White Township board elected teachers on Saturday including Harbison Luella Uncapher Adair John F Pounds Lowry Pearl F Allison West Pike John M McHenry St. Clair Lizzie G Johnston Kinghorn W. C. Brown Reider J. Murray Moore Jr Lutz Mary Books Hood Maude Steinrod East Pike J Bert Holsapple Ferguson J P Reithmiller. The term opens Monday September 1 with wages of 30 dollars per month.

Center Township Bridenbaugh Mary Johnston McFeaters Mingela Mikewell Upper Homer Edna Risinger Risinger G. W. Kaufman Hamill J. H. Aidjison Brush Hollow Laura Tuck Upper Ten Mable Fleming Cross Roads Joseph Pounds Myera Newie Sickenberger Lytle J. C. White McCombs Sarah M. Miller White Township Harbison Luella Uncapher Adair John F. Pounds Lowry Pearl F. Allison West Pike John M. McHenry St. Clair Lizzie G. Johnston Kinghorn W. C. Brown Reider J. Murray Moore, Jr Lutz Mary — Books Hood Maude Steinrod East Pike J. Bert Holsapple Ferguson J. P. Reithmiller

Banks Township Elected Teachers List for September Term

Banks township announces the elected teachers for the upcoming term starting Monday September 4 in Smithport Porter Brickel Birdie B Craig McKee Mary Urey Pleasant Dale Russel Fate Pine Grove Olive Radcliff Fetterman Horace Lockard Cross Roads Minnie Fetterman Fry Frank Horton Sidney Miss Lois Baird Graham Irwin Gailey The monthly wages are 33 dollars.

Banks Township Smithport Porter Brickel Birdie B. Craig McKee Mary Urey Pleasant Dale Russel Fate Pine Grove Olive Radcliff Fetterman Horace Lockard Cross Roads Minnie Fetterman Fry Frank Horton Sidney Lois Baird Graham Irwin Gailey

Burrell School Board Names Teachers for September Openings

Burrell school directors listed staff for September term starts with Wages at $30 monthly for Hodge W H McFarland Smith Edgar Mack and others. West Mahoning township elected teachers in White Oak Toad Alley Dry Knob Pine Grove Loop North Point Ow Hollow and more with term begin dates September 4 and September 11.

West Mahoning Township White Oak Bert Good Toad Alley Ed Dicker Fleck Ed EK Nelf Dry Knob Sadie Allen Pine Grove David Elkin Loop Charles Stitler North Point Mollie Crawford Clark Barrett

Death of Mr. Thomas Ewing in Conemaugh Township

Mr. Thomas C. Ewing of Conemaugh township died on Tuesday July 25 at age 164, leaving a widow.

Thomas C. Ewing Conemaugh Township The

Deaths and School Board Appointments Highlight Local Notices

Deceased belonged to Ebenezer Presbyterian Church with funeral at home led by Rev Hubbard and Rev Jones of Livermore. Livermore interment. Young township board selected teachers including Creston Reed Kennedy Reed and others. Blacklick township also filled posts, term begins September 4 with wages 26 monthly. Henry Pershing dies aged 72 near New Florence. interment at New Florence. Jacksonville directors hire Harry Gibson for term starting September 18.

Presbyterian Church At Ebenezer Rev. Hubbard Jones Livermore School Board of Young Township Frog Pond Creston Reed Kennedy Edward Reed Elder Jessie Henderson Uncapher Cree Henderson McKinsen W. W. Conch Watson Hallie Conch Anderson Robert Fulton Sloan Will Wiggins Henry Irene Johnstown Henry Pershing New Florence J. N. Pershing Jacksonville Harry Gibson

Recent Deaths Mrs Susan Drum Todd and Others

Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Susan Drum Todd at her daughter’s home in South Sixth Street from heart failure aged 86. Born Saltsburg October 22, 1828, she married Col William A. Todd and lived with her daughter since his 1861 death. Also noted are deaths of A Fails near Jacksonville age 66, Mrs Hallie Walker in Ord age 37, Mrs Mary Taylor age 86, and Mrs William Smith in Canoe township age 26, with funeral details and interments. Pension awards and an upcoming sermon are also mentioned.

Susan Drum Todd J. T. Bell South Sixth Street Augustus Drum Wm. A. Todd Todd City of Mexico J.T. Bell James Todd Weat Point James H. Clark Cleveland First United Presbyterian Church J. Day Brownlee Oakland Cemetery Hallie Walker Si" Walker Clark Brilhart Ord Rowley Montgomery Township William Smith Canoe Township Pine Church

August Gatherings Bring Indiana County Soldier Reunion at Fair Grounds

Indiana county soldiers and friends plan the thirteenth annual reunion and basket picnic on August 31 at the Fair Grounds with free admission. Members assemble at 10:00 a.m. and a 1:30 p.m. business meeting follows. Also listed are multiple August picnics in Smicksburg, Coleman's Grove, Center township, Hanging Rocks, and other local spots with speakers and music.

Smicksburg Soldiers Organization of Indiana County Indiana County Agricultural Society Fair Grounds Soldiers’ Organization Coleman's Grove West Mahoning Township Elkin Elder Peeler George Lakehart DuBois H. D. Condron Kellysburg Allegheny & Western Railroad Falls Creek Panxsutawney Beautiful Grove Knights of Pythias, Lodge No. 271 Southport Harry White Ernst D. G. Gorman J. C. Young Glen Campbell Cornet Center Township Indiana County Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Hanging Rocks Chambersville Company A. Gist and 74Th Regidents Rochester Mills

Also Mentioned on This Page

Col. Hawkins Davis-Wilson M. M.davis Mame Wilson W. T. Wilson West Church Street Eacci W. P. Gallagher Herman Elwood Blaireville Wm. H. Hosack Isaac Griffith John Ewing J. Keir John H. Boucher Sue Williard Garfield D. C. Bergman F. R. Hammond Lizzie Carney Biafraville Saltsburg Laura Trees Parkwood R. E. Russell Walker Wilder Couvingham John Fleming Bell Devlin Peeler Mary Black Hilltop W. C. Crawford Frank Fisens James Fleming Bart Miller Rayne Township R. T. Wolf Hawthorne Ira Holsapple Emma Rodkey Creps May Prothero Shields Albert Pierce Thompson Mabel Little Bookamire Lorenza Deemer Tanoma Cicero Barnett Ray Dessie Hamilton Honey Hollow Jennie Douds Rock Bottom W. H. Hoover Camp Ragh Ragh Station Cal. Huston James Dick James John McClements James Moos Homsetead West Lebanon Newrytown Gill Moorhead Cass Shearer Burrell Township Hodge W. H. McFarland Smith Edgar Mack Blacklick A. W. Campbell Minerva Duncan Ruth A. M. Barrow Palmer Dave Fleck Morton Samena Maxwell Lichengood J. N. Huston Enterprise Elva Campbell North Mahoning Township Shaffer Ora Work Covode C. E. Rodkey Marchand Upper Room John E Good Lower Room Zilla Chambers Bush Binnie McConnaughey Dilts W. M. Streams Gamble Wallace Chapman Trade City Joseph E. Weaver Cool Springs W. A. Kettering Homas C. Ewing Dison H. S. Pounds Earhart George Wiley Archibald Carrie Houston Cora Stewart Hunters James P. Jack Gordon J. H. Miller Filmore Robert J. Morrow Maban Alva Stewart Lne Township Strangetown M.S. Rodkey Nolo Bert Roser Rhodes Kate Maloy Pineton Ford Wassam Popar Springs Calvin Stiffey Hickory Kingdom Robert Orner Hill Samuel Williams Ralph Detwiler G. Fails Mary Taylor C. W. Teasdale B. Laverty Blairsville Cemetery Jack Nancy McCracken Elderton Andrew J. Filmore Joan Hill Spalding Farm Mitchells Mills Scroggs Work School East Mahoning Township Langdon’s Grove Cherrytree Myer’s Grove Mitchell’s Mills Free Methodists Cokeville John Tintoff Fifth Street Bear Club Tintoff Mr. Tintoff Vetera W. H. Ginter Daniel Nixon Nixon Mies Mand Steinrod Apollo Pennsylvania Canal
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