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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1905

Page

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Imprisonment for Murder in Two Years In Curtailed Trial

The two weeks session of criminal court closed with multiple sentences for foreigners and locals. Steve Yarissa, 22, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and with an interpreter, received 10 years in the penitentiary and a $100 fine plus costs. Angelo Maculuso alias Mike Angelo, convicted of manslaughter, got five years. Samuel Ferrara and others faced fines and jail terms under Brooks license law for liquor offenses. Several defendants were found guilty or not guilty on adulterous, forgery, and weapon cases, with court activities set to close after courtroom arguments before the vacation period begi ns July 10.

Criminal Court Steve Ytrissa Salisburg Yarissa Yurissa America Angelo Maculuso Mike Angelo Ab Rossiter Samuel Ferrara James Negley Lewis South Mahoning Township Martin Bell Daniel Bailey David Newton Andy Micalio the Commonwealth David Solomon Haynor

Oak Street Property Sold to Local Buyer

County Commissioner J. A. Campbell of town sold his east Oak street property to W. C. Hennett, both of town. Consideration was 6500 dollars. At the expiration of his farm at Alleo Mr. Campbell plans to return to Hesibon, where he retains an interest in a general store.

Oak Street J. A. Campbell East Oak Street W. C. Hennett Alleo

Schools and reunions report from Punxsutawney Homer City and Smiths Station

Miss Charlotte Crossman is welcomed as teacher in Punxsutawney schools while Thos Hill is elected assistant principal in Homer City. Forty two descendants of Kol Ori and Harry Smith gathered at the old Smith homestead at Smiths Station on Tuesday.

Charlotte Crossman Punxsutawney Thos. Hill Agsiutanuh Homer Kol~ori Harry Smith Smith Smith's Station

Deaths in the County Chronicle Mrs Jane Hare

Mrs Jane d Hare widow of David Hare died at her Philadelphia street home at noon Thursday aged 76 after three weeks of muscular rheumatism. Born January 14, 1829 in Chester County she moved to Indiana in 1878 where she ran a millinery business. Survived by two brothers Criley of Ottumwa and Criley of Nebraska no children. Funeral Saturday at her home led by Rev George S Holmes with interment in Greenwood cemetery.

Janes. Hare Jane d. Hare David Hare Philadelphia Street Chester County Jane Criley Mut Cherryhill Township Indiana

Kellysburg Defeats Redgi 3 to 2 In Friday Contest

Good baseball on old Academy grounds as Kellysburg beat Miders Ridge 3 to 2. Ridge scored both runs in the first inning while Kellysburg tallied in the first, fifth and seventh. Batteries: Kellysburg MelKihoes Way Ridge Hwing Jiankey Melilhoes. Melilhoes pitched 12 strikeouts and Hwing 9.

Miders Ridge Kellysburg Howe Ridge Academy MelKihoes Way Hiders Ridge Hwing Jiankey Melilhoes

Newspaperman to Wed Miss Detwiler in Indiana Pair

Invitations issued for the wedding of Arthur W. Wilson and Miss Clara Detwiler, prominent Indiana youths. Wilson, a newspaper reporter, recently on the Indiana Gazette writing staff, previously on the Pittsburgh Dispatch and now at the Johnstown Journal.

Arthur W. Wilson Clara Detwiler Indiana Daly Wilson Indiana Gazette Pibtsburg Dispatch Johnstown Journal

Indiana Business College to Open Evening Classes

J Murray Pierce announces the Indiana Business College will open September 4 with evening sessions. The school occupies the third car of the Wells building and instructor Miss Walda Stimpe hails from the town. Nearby incidents include a duck at J Abrams’ home producing a double egg and a news note on Dr N Leant Kluenfeld’s critical condition in Pittsburgh. Saltsburg Independence Day events featured a parade, fireworks, and a blaze in the covered bridge. An unknown foreigner was killed by a West Penn train near Tunnalton.

Indiana Business College J. Murray Pierce Town Walda Stimpe Saltsbore Clitb Saltsburg Alan Waost West Penn Tunnalton

Fourth of July Celebrations At Punxsutawney Draw Large Turnout

The article recounts a patriotic celebration in Punxsutawney with a county fair at Blairsville, racing events, and a big parade. Indiana and northern county towns sent delegations, with firemen’s hose races won by the local unit in 24 seconds. Nearly 400 residents joined the excursion from Jefferson County.

Blairsville Fair Grounds H.G. Serene Star Pointer Wellington Bley Serene Village Maid Frank Root E. E David Blair Spot Cash James White Bell, M Homer Hartlebaugh Eli H Monroe Torrence Mollie Pointer T. A. Nicodemus Conemaugh Harvey Engle Indiana Punssutawney Punxsutiwney Freen

Glassworkers Athletes Field Day At Air Grounds

More than 200 observers attended the Dugan Glass Company field day at the air grounds on Monday. Prize winners include Archie Palmer Jr winning the Witty Yard Sack Race and Willian Farrow taking second. In the Half Mile Relay Burke Jacoby Horner won, while William Warrow led the Pie Eating Contest with Lew Palmer second. Willie Farrow won the Men’s 100 Yard Dash with Doe Moore second.

Dugan Glass Company Air Grounds Archie Palmer, Jr Willian Farrow Jr, Burke Frank Jacoby Joli Horner William Warrow Lew Palmer Bitty Ward Burke Willie Farrow Doe Moore

Vacation Planned By Indiana County Bar Association

Indiana County Bar Association meeting in the law library decides to hold the annual vacation from next Monday through Saturday August 1. Lawyers will picnic at Twelve Cannon Club next Tuesday. Several townspeople report minor injuries and personnel changes include Harry White Jr moving to a bank clerical post in the town. Harvest home picnic set for Work’s Grove Rochester Mills Thursday and Friday. Typhoid fever illness reported for Junker of Hileyon Dyule area.

Indiana County Bar Association Law Library Twelfek Canney Club Work's Grove Rochester Milly

WEDDINGS OF A WEEW DAVIS AVESTS

Writings from a local paper record several weddings on Wednesday and Thursday led by Rev J Thomas Davis in Blaisville. Attendants included Joshua Davis and Ann West with guests from Norfolk and nearby towns as the newlyweds plan a move to Norfolk for a call. Several other nuptials are noted with lines naming couples and officiants across nearby communities.

J. Thomas Davis Blaisville Baptist Haved Isbel C. West James West Soci Wall Blaisville P.O. Davis Joshi Davis Norfolk Aftiss Annn West Rew Davis Van Tavantan

Personal Brevities From the Falls and Nearby Towns

Miss Latter Uskin of teh visits ims at Reater Falls. Miss Lanna Gibson of Lown visits friends in Wit aiine. Miss Baer at Wash Telanon visits town Frias. Mrs. U. R. Tragers visiting friends in Mithshur. Miss Clarence Unisinger of Lowhy fries in Prexsiiua. Mrs. Beeson guest of Pittsburg. Many residents and visitors listed with weekly movements and social calls across town and surrounding areas.

Latter Uskin Teh Reater Falls Lanna Gibson Lown Baer Wash Telanon Frias Albert Tawny Lewis Bhurayville Linki Stevinte Tutsbulys Ghia Weels Jerry Ty A. Neal Pendle City Taive Moni Powel Aidh Salbsburne Sunekay Deand. Burke Altoona Doh M. Leech Augusta Boon Piltshung Hoya

Local accidents and incidents overwhelm city streets

A flood of reports details accidental injuries and misfortunes across the area. From a gas explosion harming a boy to a girl struck by a ball, and a string of minor and serious injuries among residents including Wilkin, Hasiver, and Haslow, the blotches of chaos paint a grim picture of daily danger. The narrative also mentions a burning powder incident, a fatal explosion near a trolley, and multiple public notices about wills and church services.

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