Roosevelt Willing to Accept Nomination for President
New York February 25 Theodore Roosevelt declares he will accept the Republican nomination if tendered and will adhere to the decision of the convention. He urges direct primaries to reflect the people's will and says he will support the party nominee if defeated at the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peddy
Taft
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Uonight
Outlook
Treadore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt Manager Declares No Such Intention Exists
At Roosevelt committee headquarters Medill McGormick said Col Roosevelt has no plans to form a third party if the Chicago convention fails to nominate him. Officials deny any basis for independent action though some fear a packed convention and advocate allowing voters to decide. An authoritative source reports Roosevelt did not favor the idea and called it out of the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
National Roosevelt Committee
Medill McGormick
Col. Roosevelt
People’s Party
Chicago
Republican Party
Byrom
Patrons Day Delights At Public Schools Exhibits
Patrons Day attracted crowds to the public schools on Friday afternoon. Visitors viewed interesting pupil work including pottery baskets pottery designs geometrical designs essays and various school projects.
Trolley Timetable Adds Train Connections Across Divisions
Indiana County Street Railways Company issues a timetable compiled by manager F L Neff highlighting connections between three trolley divisions. The schedule aims to reduce wait times by providing smooth transfers where cars operate at intervals to connect with separate railroads, benefiting travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Street Railways Company
F. L. Neff
Nurse Superintendent Chosen for Bellevue Hospital
Misa Olive Kalloway, superintendent of the Indiana Hospital, is named superintendent of nurses at the new Bellevue Hospital in Pittsburgh and will assume duties on March 1. She has two years with the local hospital and has gained many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bellevue Hospital
Misa Olive Kalloway
Indiana Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Pittsburg
Misa Kalloway
Pod Hee
Weddings Of A Week Worrester Baylor And Forrester
Worrester and Miss Beria Baylor linked in morning ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Christy on South Seventh Street. Rev Lewis Hay officiated. Newlyweds plan weeks at Pinehurst and then home on Church Street. Forrester long time Indiana resident and railroad conductor now in town seven years. Lockard and McCartney wed at DelBois with couple to settle in Punxsutawney. Sutter and Walker married Feb 20 at Lutheran parsonage. Sutter teaches New Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrester-Baylor
Ralph
Porrester
Beriia F. Baylor
H. C. Christy
South Seventh Street
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Christy
Forrester
Pinehurst
D. C
Church Street
Bride
Green
Indiana
Mr. Forrester
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Penn Road
Warning on American foul brood in Indiana beekeeping
The United States Department of Agriculture warns local bee keepers that American foul brood has been found in Indiana counties. The department advises informing oneself about the disease, notes that colonies are often destroyed by disease, and recommends Farmers' Bulletin No. 442, The Treatment of Bee Diseases, which can be sent free. It also clarifies that brood diseases do not affect honey for human consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Bethel Church Dedicated Free of Debt on Sunday
The Bethel Evangelical Lutheran church in Hayne township was dedicated with three services led by Rev. P I Fal and guest ministers including Rev. James MacPhail and Rev. Wilmer A. Hartman. A new belfry bell organ carpets stoves and an individual communion service were installed at a cost of 1865.56 with 1832.20 paid and 623.46 remaining. A Sunday collection of 947.03 created a surplus to beautify the church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hayne Township
P. 1
Circus Eb Sbatie Broge
James MacPhail
Dixonville
Wilmer A. Hartman
Pittsburg
Blacklick Township Instructor Sues For Salary
James Kauffman sues Blacklick township school board seeking pay for his son Clair who taught at Marchart school until December 29. The board argues incomplete full-time work and early dismissals. Jurist J A Crossman heard the case. decision not yet rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick Township
James Kauffman
Clair
Marchart
Netera ‘Sauite
J. A. Crossman
Kauffman
Young Kauffman
Crossman
Mail Carriers Meet in Indiana County Court House
Indiana County Rural Mail Carriers Association held its annual meeting in the county courthouse with talks on postal duties led by L. M. Piper of Blairsville and others. Officers elected include President W. Kinghorn, Vice President Alex Malcolm, Secretary L. Barr, and Treasurer I. M. Piper. David Rittenhouse of Rochester Mills named state convention delegate. Patterson Milling Co of Saltsburg planned to rebuild a 40 by 60 foot mill building after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Court House
L. M. Piper
Blairaville
W. Kinghorn
Alex Malcolm
L. Barr
I. M. Piper
David Rittenhouse
Rochester Mills
Personal Brevities of Local Visitors and Relatives
Local column lists numerous visitors and residents from Clarkaburg Vandersrilt Leechburg Shelocta and nearby towns. Names include Harry Cooper Walter McKalip Proll Grace Wimmel Mrs Charles Cook Wilmatugh Miss Laura Myers Mack and wife J N Stouffer and wife Mia W Blin William E Oakes Edward Nieming Guy Yuckenberg Mary Lockard Charles Ki Larimer James Sexton George S Griffith Henry Heyman Oral A Good Armour McFarland Nelle Grey Daniel Clements Dr James E Ament Mrs gua Myers Nora Myers Solomon Black Richard Hook Sprankle Frank Stewart and others visiting, staying, or traveling through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
Clarkaburg
Wis
Walter, McKalip
Vandersrilt
Proll
Khomas Ill
Leechburg
Ssunday
Dove Grace Wimmel
Shelocta
Charles Cook
Third Street
Philadelphia
Wilmatugh
Trade City
Indiana
Eadward Nieming
Pittsburg
Guy Yuckenberg
South Sixth
Mary Lockard
Johnstown
Charles Ki, Larimer
James H. Sexton
George 8
Griffith and Son
South Mahoning Township
Flenry Heyman
Williamsport
Benjamin
Lewis
Oral A. Good
Prumville
F Armour McFarland
Rossiter
T. W. Corbitt
South Fifth Street
Nelle Grey
GC. R. Griffith
Marion Center
Elizabeth Petter
Ubuigs
Richard Hook
Werar Sprankle
Youngstown
Mary Laughry
North Sixth Street
Wilkinsburg
Hazel Graig
John G. Cameron
North Ninth Street
Edward Heed
Oil City
Gertrude
Emma Reed
Normal
James E. Ament
The
South
Gua Myers
Nora Myers
Clymer
Lemuel Myers
Mast Water Street
M. Black
Kellysburg
Larry Black
Beaverdale
Solomon Black
Ambrose
James Speedy
Dilts
South Seventh Street
D. J. Water
Bloomsburg
Misabeth
Harriet
Robert
James Mack
Prank Stewart
Itulah
Gowler Township
Rank Menthh
Ponnttun
Mentch
Mrs. Stewart
R. L. Stewart
Hellwood
Sherman Runyan
Town
Mary Carney
White Township
Lefk
Denver
Cole
Josephine Lowman
Eleventh Street
J. Beott McGaughey
Ambroze
Mabel
Miss McGaughey
Ratussy
Doctor Williams Improves After Illness Report
Word from yesterday says Dr Walter Willingia of Wilmerdlag who has been seriously ill is improving. Dr Williams, son in law of Mr and Mrs D C Mack of Philadelphia avenue, Joseph P Mack of town and Waward Mack of WF spent the day consulting with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Walter Willingia
Wilmerdlag
D. C. Mack
Phiadelphia Atrrcot
Joseph P. Mack
Town
Waward Mack
W F
Orphan Leydick testifies against Leechburg man in court
Leydick a 16 year old girl formerly of Indiana county now in Leechburg testifies in Pittsburgh criminal court against Arthur Gamble aged 24 husband, accused of tampering and improper relations. She says stepfather McAdoo concealed her condition and she attempted suicide with carbolic acid after learning of Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leydick
Horself
McAdoo
Greensburg
Gamble
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Various Parties
A series of property transfers are recorded including Jane C. Hamilton transferring 4 acres in South Mahoning to W. T. Hamilton for 364 dollars and Emanuel Rummel selling lots in Dixon, Missouri to Dortha Langham for 338 dollars. Other transfers include 60 acres in Canoe to Mary Be, Surimer. 18 of 159 acres in White to B. M. Clark trustee for 8474. and 46 of 44 acres in Green to Earl J. Shields for 825. Additional transfers mention a Chevy Chase lot to A. M. Fook for 50. 82 acres in Brushvale to Mrs. Clara L. Cook for 500. and 50 acres in Crane to Daniel Fyack for 800. Multiple entries list Armstrong, Clymer, Junee Mahoning, and other locales with sums ranging from 50 to 509 dollars and above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane C. Hamilton
South Mahoning
W. T. Hamilton
Matthew H. Young
Canoe
Mary BE
Surimer
Bertha EB. Carney
White
B. M. Glark
Laura M. Moorhead
Green
Earl J. Shields
Richard Hook
Chevy Chase
A. M. Fiook
M. &. Cook
Brushvaley
Clara L. Cook
Emanuel Rummel
DixonmNa
Dortha Langham
Ilizabeth B. Patehin
Junee Mahoning
John A. Noir
Win
Freed
Blacklick
Wetrell
W. M. Winter
John Mumatt
Brown
Clymer
Warl
Martha M. Hennett
Tally Price
Stahl
G. O'Marrah
Crane
Daniel Fyack
M. Jack
Armstrong
B. M. Clark
Baun
Clark
Immense Coal Output Reported in Twenty-Fifth District
Annual mine inspectors report for the 26th district covering parts of Indiana Jefferson Armstrong and Clearfield counties shows a vast coal output last year with Jefferson and Armstrong leading in tonnage. Rossiter mine of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp produced 700000 tons and employed about 900. Other mines not in the district added ten to twelve million tons. Community notices include invitations to card parties and social events at homes on School Street and at the Central Hotel, with gatherings for visiting guests and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jefferson
Armstrong
Clearfield
Tollowes
Imiauia
Arn ‘Strong
Wich
Ithe Rossiter
Clearfield Bituminous Goal Corporation
measles close schools in local county town
Live News Notes from Lack A K County recounts social visits, funeral attendance, and personal notices. The piece notes measles closing schools until March 4, local visits to Blairsville Indiana Greensburg and Punxsutawney, church services, people visiting relatives, and a child scald injury from a hot tea kettle incident.
Local party convention names candidates and delegates
Fragmented OCR reports a county convention of a political party with names like Buchan, Raith, Morris, Genten, Widdowson and others. It lists roles such as secretary treasurer and mentions delegates and a proposed assembly candidate. Details are unclear and partly garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comune Y Elmira
B. Buchan
Mogo
Falar Tlonek
Lown
Beloehoih
Amd Tov
Ry Morris
Homer
Genten
Arsenblyman
Une
Widdowson
Penn UN
Hank
Joli Howek
We. A. Stewant
Rink UW
W. Thoupt
W. A. Dbl
Ot Py Lytle
W. OW
Hopkins
SD. Leusure
New Concrete Cold Storage Plant Planned on Water Street
Ray and John Kennett plan erection of a three story concrete cold storage building on Water Street with 10 feet frontage and 200 feet depth on Eighth Street. The wholesale produce business formerly in the Villela building on Mast Phi dolphin street will move to the new structure, offering improved access to Pennsylvania rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
ONL Ray
Water Shoies
Mr. Ray
John Kennett
Eighth Street
Villela
Mast Phi Dolphin Street
Ray & Wider
Naw
Railroad bids close for Jacksonville extension to coalfields
Bids close today for a four mile addition to the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railway. The line will extend from the Iselin branch through Jacksonville into surrounding coalfields, tapping growing passenger traffic. Jacksonville, 65 years old, will see its first railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Jacksonville
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittspurg
Iselin
Fatal Kick By Horse Claims Clymer Boy
Mite Gaectin, 17, of Clymer, was fatally injured when kicked by a horse while driving a team on February 9. He was taken to Dix onvilla hospital that evening and died the next day as doctors prepared for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Boy
Mite Gaectin
Clymer
Mike
Botsea
ihesLonuich
Dixonvilla Hospital
Local Child Dies After Poison Pill Ingestion
Lally May, 11, of Cen ley township, died Friday after consuming several valve tibleta found in a box. Her mother had hidden the medicine and the child died an hour later in great agony. Additional notes mention the death of Colonel, an animal owner, and local residents such as Christy shoe store owner and Mr. Wagner, with various obituaries and notes on residents leaving town for Green Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lally May
Wand
Dolar Small
Cenley Township
Smiail
Rome
Death Claims Well Known Indiana County Figures
Long obituary notices recount the deaths of Mrs. Carry White Sr wife of Gen Harry White and George Dickey among others in Indiana County. Mrs White died after a prolonged illness at their Croylands home near Indiana, leaving a husband four children and a brother Edward Sutton. George Dickey a prominent resident died of pneumonia at his West Philadelphia Street home. Other notices include Elizabeth Shields Caterina Johnston and several local residents with brief funeral details and interment at Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hoyd Stitt
Walter Boyd Stitt
Mattsville
Conne
Carry White
Anta Leni Sutton White
Harry White
Croylands
Indiana
White
Gawth
Jane Sutton
Blairavile
Relef
Pennsylvania
Christ Mpiscopal Church of Indiana
Tiarry White
John N. Speel
Washington, D. C
Thomas
San Francisco
Gal
Charles E. Beeson
Mast End
Pittsburg
Harry White, Jr
West
Ware
Edward KX. Sutton
North Ninth Street
White Home
Nev. Nickle
Christ Episcopal Caren
Oakland Cemetery
George C.ickey
West Philadelphia Street
White Township
Jhne 1
Fou
Geeree
Dine Dickson Dickey
Dickey
India
Ronal
Margaret J Johnston
Connur Townualip
Clark Dickey
Glenn Lee
Vandergrift
William HL. Nix
Weltrum
Odd Fellows Hodge
M. I. Church
J. W. Gary
Kiizaleth Shields
Mats
Heth Shields
Cavade
James J. Shields
Gavade
George
William Dawns
Dine
Windia Haughmin
Ilewne Myers
Purxsutawney
Charles Steur
Marion Genter
William Lewes
Tudinua
Iert
Braddock
Marchand Cemetery
Charles Aired Johnston
Charles Altrad Jladistun
William Flemsline
Wilkinshure
Anna
Himinn
H. F. King
Oakland
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Bethel Church
Social
Chacles
Hess Bevis
Wood
A. M. Thitnmers
Zokle Longe
W. CG. Waltemire
Niagara Falls
Mra
Gh 'P. Long
Central Hotel
Mra Long
Waltemire
Edward Widdowson
Clymar
John Palmer
Center Township
W. B. George
Frank Qsarge
William George
A. C., McCoy
Hazel
Btella Kauffman
Bertha Walker
Crarg Kauffman
Jay McCoy
Mra. Townsend
James EE. Ray
Penn Run
Sre
We Gillespie
Gibaspie
Mae WeChee
Win Fnston
Severt
Hong
Carrie Huston
Rove Hildbrand
Kendy
Billie Biss
Sumlay
Punxsitawney
Stuth
Willians
William Caulfield
Thomas Phelan
Scottdale
Mary Hagerman
Dora
Mary
Sara Duncan
Gray Duncan
Blaireyue
Clarence Pergueon
Blairsville
Grace George
Parl Bennett
Down
South Bend
Elsie Miller
Emily Uoulter
Apollo
Hann
W. G. Sing
Ftareld Methryal
Gladys
Milysville
George King
Admir Linugutt
J. Ow. Alshouse
Vyenle ‘Lowhslend
Shady Plain
Mabeling
Shady Wham
Pucsiday
James Mitchell
Ire
Abraham Frantz
Alyier Tanna
Margaret
R.A. Sims
Milford McBrByan
William McAdoo
Joseph Alshouse
Georgeviler
Silen Foster
Smilchaburg
Anne Igratley
Han Gonu
Calsary
Candas
Wridwy
Clamson
Dad
Dis Nichol
Dwies Uigloth
Thavleth
Inter
Pioixsutrawidy
Miggleecox IK
Whitacre
Medians
Pliuniville
Malohand, Institute
Woc. T. O. Entertainment
Grandma
Granda Keers
Mr. Glair Smith
Henry Rishel
David
Wingert
Ming Maude Pelter
Grip
Towniktis
John Snyder
Miders Ridge
Samvel Spyder
Proutaetion
KOR
Chop
Pratik Moorhiuud
Ae Pikeen
Rari
Usta
Dob DP
Mirae
Teel
W. Ok Wigner
Elenbbun
Heather
Wargieca Tiiwe Pitt
Babevest la Charling Rootserwin
Hasse
Ant Bist Atreet
Pirtaca
Benng Wagan
Chartaty & Go
Mer Ghakaoer
Mes J. C Classe
Marlon Tcenter
Hoda
Kionk Young Dhath
J. C. Leasure
Green Townslip
Leasure
Wayne Avenue
Lewsure
Pauling Moore
Pauline Moore
Richmond
Pneumonula
Joby L. Wisetas
Raltaburg
Undina Wonan
George O. Dickie
Suveumbyte
Tneumonia Aten
Adinar
Kearve J. Dickey
Ileid Siago
Reid Sloan
Atewood
Verona
Hoe la Gage
We By! Walker
David Ortz
Marion Duncan
Jacob Lute
Ena
Tlan
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