Notable Obituaries In A Rural Indiana County
The obituary column lists several deaths: Mrs Sareh Anthony of Railroad Avenue died after years of illness aged over 70, widow of W H Anthony with five children including Frank and Ira. Hugh Pollock, age 92, near Rochester Mills, Civil War veteran, thrice married, funeral at Mahoning cemetery. Mrs Mary Simpson Pattison of Blairsville died at 80, survived by three children, longtime United Presbyterian. Mrs Susannah Campbell, widow of Christopher Campbell, died at 80 in Heshbon, with four children. An infant daughter of A F Gamble died in West Wheatfield. William Moult, or Hoult, of Dixonville died after months illness. Obituary notes include various other family survivors and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sareh Anthony
Sarah Anthony
Railroad Avenue
W. H. Anthony
Anthony
Thomas
Armstrong Township
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Frank
Pittsburg
Ira
Altoona
Gertrude Blanche
Lou
William Thomas
Emilenton
Amos
John Thomas
Martha Fleming
Emienton
Mary Ann Kelly
Philadelphia
Evaline Fleming
Greenwood Cemetery
Hugh
Pollock
Rochester Milla
Ireland
Rochester Mills
Co. A
61St Regiment
P. V
United Presbyterian Church
Tillie Jamison
Melvin Pollock
Near Rochester Mills
Wade Leasure
Samuel Pollock
Marion Center
Harry T. Brown
Freeport
Aaron
Robert Pollock
Imbrie
Intersient
Mahoning Cemetery
Mary Simpson Pattison
Blairaville
John Simpson
White Township
George W. Simpson
Blairsville
Susannah Campbell
Christopher Campbell
O. M. Wilson
Heshbon
R. M. Camphbell
Tuscola
Mary A. Palmer
C. L. Campbell
A. F. Gamble
West Wheatfield Township
Gamble
Bunday
William
Mary Jana Byerly
Westmoreland County
David
Harriet Byerly
Homs
Methodist
Mt. Plepaant
Mahoning
Picnic Melange by Byron Williams
A poet recalls vacation time and a lively picnic scene with insects and wildlife. Lovers share a moment as jays and hornets disrupt the outing. Ants, caterpillars, and other creatures invade the day, prompting a startled maiden and frantic cries for help.
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Byron Williams
Bliss By Byron Williams Bliss
A poem-like reflection on river life and intimate moments set near sunset. The speaker desires escape from daily cares, finding peace, love, and a sense of Paradise in a woman's eyes as the day fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golaj
Aunty Lindaman Keeps Kind Kitchen Visit
Byron Williams recalls a childhood visit to Aunt Lindaman across the alley. She feeds him thick toast with red jelly Then sends him home with a wash and combing to look his best. The poem captures affectionate family warmth and a playful porch scene.
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Lindaman
Byron Williams
Heart to Heart Talks about Peter Fenelon Collier
A profile of Peter Fenelon Collier, bold publisher and Bible seller who built a publishing empire by selling affordable standard literature to the masses. He rose from humble roots, bought a Bible market idea from an Irishwoman, and used profits to aid others while maintaining honest wealth and support for an Irish widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Fenelon Collier
New York
Collier
Mr. Collier
Kayleg
Peter Golfer
Chips on Their Shoulders in Naval Fear Debate
An editorial laments Anglo German naval arms race and mounting debt. It portrays England and Germany as two boys with chips on their shoulders fearing war while armies burden workers and families. The piece calls for disarmament and peace through brinkmanship warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Tries
Nelson
Trafalgar
John Bull
Balfour
Asquith
Hague Tribunals
Crop reports favor favorable wheat harvest prospects
Duna Review of Trade notes crop reports favorable with winter wheat nearly harvested and progress on tariff enactment. It cites excellent iron and steel trade conditions, rising dividend in the principal producer, steadier expansion in some branches, and railroads contracting for equipment amid reduced heavy rail demand.
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Duna Review of Trade
Duna Review of ‘Trade
Iron and Steel
Plan to Share Profits at Youngstown Sheet and Tube
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co plans a large profit sharing program for about 5,000 employees. Distributions could total between 200000 and 400000 dollars annually, based on a company payroll around 4 million dollars. All workers except those under a wage scale with a union for a year will participate, with eligibility even for one day of service by year end.
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Youngstown Concern
Youngstown
Club of Employes Advocates Death by Own Action
A Cleveland based club of disheartened factory workers is described as promoting death by self harm as a path to peace. Parents of Rebecca Bosechek say the eighteen year old was found dead in Gordon Park and investigators find suicide the only theory.
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Cleveland
Rebecca Bosechek
Gordon Park
Ventilation Shut Off Hits Miners in Pittsburg Kan Mine
Forty miners were overcome by gas at Central Coal and Coke company Mine No 31 in Pittsburg Kansas. Twelve were seriously injured and three perhaps fatally hurt. State inspector found ventilation deliberately blocked, likely a revenge act.
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Central Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg
Kan
Pittsburg Markets and Chicago Grain Update
Pittsburg markets report mixed commodity prices with potatoes poultry butter and eggs. cattle sheep hogs and calves show varied demand and price ranges. Chicago grain markets close with wheat easing on favorable northwest harvest conditions while corn and oats slip and provisions hold firm.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Herr’s
Ieland
Chicago
Northwest
For Sale: Used Items and Simple Jobs Available
Ad offers secondhand goods at half price and mentions nearby sales. Includes note about affordable new jobs from the seller’s own making. Encourages calls at a provided number.
Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments in Indiana Pa
A collection of short ads lists second hand wagons 60 acre farms near Dixonville Indiana Pa and Pine Flats durable farm equipment. Also houses and a 20 hp boiler and engine for sale. Jobs and misc services include a hospital chores posting and insurance agent wanted. Local obituaries and mining news snippets conclude the page with community notes.
Fragmentary family notice from a city archive
Fragmented OCR describes a family they note ages and relations. Mentions John en place Malebented and siblings Sylvester of Chicago aged 16 4 years, another brother near Philadelphia 48, and Mrs Philip Marshall of town with a Wet FOtH year.
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John En
South Fifth
Mnjhor Anjoya
Mary Hal
Senate
Sylvester
Chicago
Philadelphia
Slater
Philip’ Marshall
Town
Guardians seek sale of warded lands in Indiana County
NOVICHloghan and Meher attorneys announce that Sav ings & Trust Company of Indiana Pennsylvania guardian of Daisy Emma Little and Olsie Maria Little minor children, will apply to the Orphans Court of Indiana County on August 28, 1900 at 2 PM for an order to sell privately to J Morrell Davis for 5200. The tract lies in White Township and includes land and mining rights, bounded by several named landowners. Net proceeds to the dower widow Mrs Della Little after sale expenses and debts. Also notice of final account of George R Stewart guardian of John Stewart to be presented September 6, 1909 unless exceptions filed.
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Noviche
He Savings & Trust Company
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Quardian of Daisy
Emma Little
Olsie Maria Little
John P. Little
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
J. Morrell Davis
White Township
Simpson
Joseph Dickey
J. M. Hiles Inn
John P.little
Della Little
John. P. Little
John M. B.clair
Adrian Iselin
Della Littie
Iand
Saying & Trust Company OF
Indi
Robt, Wilson
Treas
Guardian
George R. Stewart
John Stewart
Prothonotary
Legal notices and executors sale in Indiana Pennsylvania area
The document presents bankruptcy court notices, execution of Letters Testamentary for Allen Hamilton, and a private sale order for the undivided interest of Mrs Lilian Mae Wy oolt in a property at White township. It lists dates, locations, and required actions for creditors and guardians, with details on parcel boundaries and price.
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Sistors
Merry Jacksnipes
Bliss
Aunty
Tiga
Amnerican Press
Ansociatter
New York Life Insurance Company
State Superintendent of Instruction
Hasan
Aldo
West Tehanga
Ee Sth
Dixonville
S. Gibson
S. B. Carneyr
F.D
Pine Flats
Blacklick
P. O. Box
I. P
F. W. Ream
Apollo
Clymer-Dixonville Ate
Victor Clover Huller
Indiana Progress
Robinsteen Collar & Leather Company
Indiana, Pa
Brushvalley Township
North Morrow
Main
Wylie Streets
Homer City
J. L. Zack
Tulare
Cal
Progress Office
J. G
McCrorey, Blacklick
Leslidrupfner
Sun Life Assurance Company
J. A. Miller
GEO
A. Robinson
Smicksburg
Jersey
J. O. Agey
R. F
Charles Nichol
Tagreta
Rossiter
Jack
Rogsster
Squire J. G. Walker
Mainesa
Crnhloghan & Meher, Attorneys
Jaiatter
Fabian Atethin
Isareanty
Ithe
Agueditola of
Hoinds
Melvin’ Wen
Suly
Eim
Wollman
Willlnta I
Sage A
Cone
Db Ford
Dein
Tohn
Allen Hamilton
South Mahoning
Lilian Mae Wy Oolt
Chevy Chase
Lincoln Avenue
Elkin Avenue
Alkin’ Avenue
Guar
Dias
Mack
Philast
Ness
Wilson & Wood
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