Testimony in Rayne township judicial contest yields little
The Rayne township judicial contest hearings drew a crowded audience as petitioners and respondents presented witnesses. Testimony centered on bribery claims with witnesses describing offers of money or whiskey to influence votes, while several denied or downplayed such offers. Court adjourned each day with continued testimony expected next session.
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Rayne Township
Tnere
Barker
Doty
Return
Clair
William Fry
White
Sttorneys
W. C. Thomas
Thomas
Fry
Witnness
Pennsylvania
Aeec
United States Supreme Court
Shimeelf
W.C. Thomas
Bester Ruffner
Wayne Township
John S. Stear
Thut
James Manners
Rayne
Mr. Manners
John Mechester
Rochester
Witnes
William Holt
Blair Steffy
Township
Central
Endigna
Br. Thomas
Eli Johnston
Johnston
Judge White
A. N. Dilts
Fred Dilts
John Pierce
F. B. McKee
Clint, McKee
McKee
David A. Byers
Jacob Creps
Wilson Byers
Greenville
Calvin Gibson
David Washington
A. S. Long
George Frech
James
Harry Peterman
Baltimore
Medical College
Jerry Peterman
James Gibson
James H. Stuchell
Judge Blair
Blair
Court House
William Condron
Lloyd. Eastright
Indiana Borough
Blacklick Station
Fetters
Tom Clark
Fetter
Jim Chambers
Clark
Squire Pierce
Nesbitt
Blacklick
George Freck
James Spence
West Indiana
Sam: Weamer
Sam Weamer
Estmoreland
Sam
Noah Livingstone
Indiana
Harry White
Earl Lyda
Blairsville Fire Destroys Foundry Amid Losses
At two in the morning Saturday the Hentzell & Co brick foundry near Blairsville burned with its contents. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, building insured for 11200. Insurance carried by Swan & Simpson for 4000 and Johnston for 6050 plus Turner for 1000. Fire origin unknown. interior fully ablaze on discovery. Foundry recently rebuilt, plans to reconstruct at once on the old site after stockholders meet.
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Hentzell & Co
Blairsville
Swan & Simpson
James H. Johnston
Turner & Turner
In Actual Want Case of Destitution Uncovered
Humane Agent Thompson reported Saturday on a severe destitution case from Cherryhill township. The Dickey family, driven by actual want of food, faced extreme weakness with the wife unable to walk unaided.
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Humane Agent
Thompson
J. W. Dickey
Cherryhill Township
White's Answer to Petition in Indiana Co Election Controversy
Judge White files answer to the petition challenging his election as President Judge of the Fortieth Judicial District. He lists numerous alleged irregularities and frauds, contending Blair received illegal votes and that many ballots and voters did not meet legal requirements. The document details specific districts, voter issues, and alleged illegal counting, with sworn statements by Harry Warr and clerk certification.
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Court House
Earl Lyda
Indiana Borough
Harry White
George Byers
Rayne Township
Mart Wissell
John Byers
Mart Wissel
Judge White
Nelson Barr
Green Township
Shirley McMillen
McMillen
Ed. Byers
Lewis Crookshank
Blacklick
Isaac Layton
Crookshank
Jail
W. E. Faith
Clark Speedy
Mrs. Long
White
James Byers
Ed. Hamilton
Mart. Wissell
W. C. Thomas
Robert Gilbert
West End
Virginia
Pennsylvania County
Monongahela City
Black Diamond Coal Works
James Luden
Johnny Jones
Lynchburg
Julia Gilbert
Bert Tiffany
John M. Byers
Alfred Learn
E. Walker Smith
William Condron
Blair
Judge Blair
Condron
Joe Lydick
West Indiana
Ford City
Pringle
Election Board
Prothonotary
Peelor
Indiana
Daniel Sexton
Joseph Kustercamp
William Morrison
Fortieth Judicial District
Indiana County
John P. Bish
John P. Blair
Respondent
United States
D. C. Mack
Saltsburg
Conemaugh
Ion
State of
Pennsylvania
Harry Warr
James McGreecor
O. C
White Township resident dies after milk cow milking incident
A White Township citizen was stricken with paralysis while milking a cow and died the following day. The report notes the sequence of events and the sudden fatal outcome. Authorities are investigating the incident as a household tragedy.
The Great Clock Visit to Strasburg and Alsace-Lorraine
A travelogue recounts a journey from Baden into Alsace Lorraine ceding by France to Germany in 1871. It describes Strasburg’s old French town, Germanizing rulers, architecture with steep roofs and tall chimneys, storks nesting on chimneys, riverfront houses on boats, waterwork looms, market squares, a bronze statue, and fortified city defenses with forts and ditches guarding access to the city.
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Baden
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Germany
Strasburg
Alsace
Old City
Cathedral Tower
Erntenburg
Walla
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