Train Disaster Kills Dozens Near Sanford Indiana
A Big Four line passenger train was destroyed by an explosion near Sanford two miles west of Terre Haute Indiana. Twenty two bodies recovered and at least 35 injured with several expected to die. Fire and wreckage spread through Sandford with eight freight cars destroyed and the locomotive hurled miles from the track. Authorities consider several theories including concussion and oil pipe line ignition.
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Terra Haute
Ind
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Big Four
Sandford
Tvo
Terre Haute
January 31 Deadline for Magazine Offers
Readers are reminded that January 31 is the final day to secure the New Idea Woman's Magazine and the PROGRuss for $1.50. A thirty cent discount applies to the Woman's Magazine if PROGRESS is prepaid for a year.
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
Woman's Magazine
Revival and church news highlight week activities
The Wesleyan Methodist revival continues through the week. Fifteen new members joined the Lutheran church at Sunday communion. Maurice Ruben, a former Jew, spoke at Library Hall about his 10 year journey to Christianity after a Dixmont incarceration and subsequent court release.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Maurice Ruben
Library Hall
Good Flouring Mill for Sale near Richmond station
Owing to other interests a Richmond Roller Flouring Mills property is offered for sale. Located within 40 rods of the BR and P railroad station in a rich farming neighborhood, it houses a 50 barrel per day mill with steam and water power plus 89 acres, 19 acres timber, two dwellings and a frame stable. For details contact F. M. Jarreris, Rochester Mills, Pa. Also offers on The New Idea Woman's Magazine and Progress at 1.30 for new subscribers.
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Richmond Roller Flouring Mills
F. M. Jarreris
Rochester Mills
Levinson and Golub wed in New York City ceremony
Harry Levinson of Clymer and Migs Lena Golub of New York City were married at the bride’s home in a small family gathering. They honeymooned in eastern cities and plan to reside in Clymer where Levinson is a leading clothing merchant.
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Harry Levindon
Clymer
Migs Lena Golub
Honty Abteet
New York City
Mr. Levinson
Bride
Greenville Summer Normal Opens April 16 1807
The Greenville Summer Normal announces opening on April 16 1807. Prof. Ross M. Hosack named principal and will provide information for those pursuing teacher or intermediate courses this summer. The school has run successfully for 29 of the last 30 summers.
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Greenville Summer Normal
Ross M. Hosack
Third Ward
Indiana
T. D. Stephens
L. EH. Ackerson
W. J. Sproull
Notice for farm sale and magazine offer in Indiana Pa
January list closes sales of a 63 acre farm near Plumville Pa with good buildings. Prooress magazine offered for $1.30 with thirty cents. For details contact Mrs Anna Weaver Cor 18th and School Streets Indiana Pa.
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Plumville
Anna Weaver
18Th
School Streets
Indiana
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The
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New York
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S. W. Guthrie
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Penna
Church News
Dixmont
Idea Woman's Magazine
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Wilgug
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Hooverhurst
Nashville
Dockers Point
Glen Campbell County Journal
Trustees
Philadelphia
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PEW
Price Cash Store
Indiana Roller Mill
Price
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Sloan Bros
Court House
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