Record of week’s notable events across cities
Stock market high as a seat sells for 93000. Bank robbery nets 2500 in Corinth. Nebraska DA Miles gets relief from duty. Farmer Pryor shot by widow Gholson in Kentucky. Burns kill two beggs children near Royerton. Beef trust jury near Chicago completes panel. Denver Rio Grande wreck injures many near Durango. Taft grants Miles relief from militia duty. Judge Tuley dies in Wisconsin. Allen chokes to death at Marion County poor farm. Captain Mitchell slain in St Petersburg. mob gunfire injures others. Two men killed, prison escape attempt on Southern railway at Mount Carmel. Wheate to chair Hague peace delegation. Melrose church to call Methodist minister. Fort Wayne buggy crash kills Bonhorst family. Santa Claus burned in Coshocton incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Williamstown
Corinth
Washington
Irvin Baxter
United States
Nebraska
Paducah
W. M. Pryor
Ella Gholson
Muncie
Ind
Chan
Mildred Beggs
William Beggs
Royerton
Chicago
Durango
Col
Denver
Rio Grande
Taft
Nelson A. Miles
Organized Militay
Massachusetts
Milwaukee
Wis
Murray F. Tuley
Pennoyer
Kanosha
Indianapolis
Teddedimh Allen
Delaware
Marion County
Tampa
Fla
J. J. Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Mount Carmel
Ill
Southern Railway
Joseph H. Wheate
Court of St. James
Whitelaw Reid
Roosevelt
Hague
Melrose
Masa
Melrose Highlands
Methodist
Thomas J. Greag
Methodist Church of Liberty
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Delphos
Henry Bonhorst
Rose
Barney ‘Wahomshoff
Bonhorsat
New York Thrice-a-Week World Advertises Subscriptions
An appeal promotes the New York Thrice-a-Week World as a timely, fair paper with strong news, markets, and fiction, offering a combined offer with Indiana Progrige. It touts reliable reporting for both political sides and claims superior fiction, priced at $1.66 for a year with a bundled deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Indiana Progrige
Revolt Crashed in Moscow Streets Amid Heavy Fighting
Reports from St Petersburg Dec 27 say the revolt is near end with loyal troops and police surrounding the rebel leadership. 47 on the executive committee were captured with uprising plans and arms. Moscow casualties were reported at 6,000 killed and 14,000 wounded as fighting raged. civilians suffer as barricades rise and orders to shoot are tempered by hope of decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Rogps
Fighting Revolutionary Organization
Schoolman
London
Daily Telegraph
Kursk
Tsarskoe-Selo
Fsm
Gifts for a Janitor at Christmas Blesses Ward School
Teachers of the Second Ward school honored janitor W. A. Lovelace at Christmas with Rogers Bros. silver spoons and a box of handkerchiefs. The Purchase Line Academy trustees again hired Karl J. Miller to lead a summer school from April 24 for ten weeks. Obscure names and fragmented notices follow, including aging details and scattered marriage license references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
W. A. Lovelace
Rogers Bros
Purchase Line
Purchase Line Academy
Karl J. Miller
Summerhill Schools
News of three states in brief across the nation
A roundup of scattered incidents from December across multiple states reports a train collision in Philadelphia. a fatal shooting in Haston Pennsylvania. a bank rumor at Oberlin. a convict clash in Ohio. a poisoning or assault case in Beaver County. a murder in Sullivan County. a fire or accident in Erie. a notable death of a Dr Beck in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Cassie Chadwick to serve a federal sentence. and Sir Henry Irving's will distributing two thirds of his estate to his sons Henry and Laurence Irving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Frank
Ashtebula
Lake Shore
Wilkesbarre
C. S. Beck
Fiere
Cleveland
Cassie Chadwick
Atlanta
Perkin‘men Junction
Harry Hartman
Ellsrode
Philadelphia
Joseph Pollock
West Cumberland Street
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
W. H. Moorehead
Haston
B. J. Williams
Portland
Harrisburg
Vixon
H.M. Lavelle
Ambridge
Beaver County
Williamsport
Sarah Whitmire
Muncy Valley
Sullivan County
Wiltmire
London
Sir Henry Irving
Henry B
Laurence Irving
Applications to Sell Liquors Heard in Indiana County
The Court of Quarter Sessions of Indiana County will hear multiple applications to sell vinous and spiritous liquors at various locations including Dixonville, Indiana borough, Creekside, Glen Campbell, Rossiter, and Arcadia. Petitions and remonstrances must be filed by January 12 1906 with the hearing set for January 38 1906 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Court of Quarter Sessions
Metail
Joseph F Lightner
Dixonville
Flotel
Charles McGinley
First
Indigo
Clawson
Richard F Getty
Crackside
Getty
John B Stoner
Second
Indiana
Central
Wand G M Brady
Montgomery Township
Gipsy
Alexander and
Thomas A Walker
Flist
Mines
Henry Elkin
Young Township
Mahan
Timothy van Wel
Pine
Hellwood Dun
Anthony Morisco
Creekside
Morisco
Haag
Kellysburg
Rayne Towneship
Monitor
CD Gorman
Wilgus
Wilgans
Elmer Manner
Second Ward
National
Mtenry
Plouse
Andorra
Green Township
St. Charles
Sterner
MS Murray
Rossiter
Canoe Township
Brandon
Joseph He Burgess
Izelin
Iselin
Jonathan M Davis
Davia
Arry FB. Schender
Glen Campbell
National House
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Rayne Township
Chamberaville
Wol Allan
Fourth Ward
New American House
Christy Brixner
Webrum
Buffington Township
Joseph Solomon David
Hill
Arcadia
A J Hiney
Diamondville
Cherryhill Township
Wesley Merriman
St Sawyer
New Capitol
Ames A Whity
First Ward
Borough of Indiana
Montgomery
Emil Lipscher
Kerr Avenue
Planville
South Mahaning Township
Plunyville
Tel
Richmond
Grant
Rgapper
Rechmond
Grant Town
Ee NG Couhey
Pat
Widdowson
Mittun
Lallinoa
Cherrytees Borough
Albina
Pennsylvania
Fmm Graf
Act of Assembly
Roaring Run Mining Company
Langham & Klein, Solleito
Max Phillips
Venusylvenia
Max Philips
W. B. Elkin
Nadigua
P. A
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Indiana Progress
Indiana Post
A. F. Noorhhad & Sons
Erica
Noers
Seventh Street
Santa Claus
Coshocton
George Reed
Tunmel Hill
Reed
The
New York World
Clymce Manufacturing Company
Jeffersonville
USA
Magisirate
John DeVanty
San Francisco
B. J. Mitchell
Atock
Hig
Brookelite
Benven
Atlons
Garfletd McFeatora
East Wheelhistol
Mlunis M
Wilton
Fenso F. Urady
Bovere
Florence M
Briweber Glan Gampbetl
Wiliam Robinsor
Ronalter
Margaret: Barker
Thomas G
Porter
News OF Three States
Indian Brewing Company
Indian Brewery
Lodiana
W.R. Calhoun
Igos, Q
S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Bid’g
Good Housekeeping
the [Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Dept
W. R. Loughry & CO
txAs
George Martin
Church
Streets
Ira Myers
Shaffer
Shaffer & Keller's
Sansom
Democrat
Pattison
L. Pattison
R. R. Depot
Indiana, Pa
Firub National Bank of
Plumville
W. F. Elkin
Orphans’ Court
Martha
Pritz
Conemaugh Township
Dee
Martha Brite
Sarah A. Lefever
Hetever Livermore
Westmoreland County
Emily Bulmer
Beloit
Ohio
Zoe Flemmng
Harvey Plemuolny
Blygklick Townsup
Joseph Bergman
Blake Mink Townshlp
Tuchung County
Ella Myore Nul - Myers
Angie Kungenamith Wand — Klingensuartth
Blakerville
Georgiana Boje
Henry Boje
Galesburg
Kansas
Orphan's Court
Tadione County
Martha Kritz
Blacklick
County
Conrad Fritz
John Archibald
John Winsheimer
James White
Benjamin Clawson
Martha Brita
Barry McCreary
Jobiah Neal
Shortt
District Court of the United States For
Western District of Pennsylvenia
Amber
XMAS
Sutton’s Store
H. Sutton
W. E. Mahaffey
Pittsburg
Clawson House
Merchants’ Hotel
Blairsville
Tere
Otuiera
Mise Eiaia Depenpenver
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