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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1895
Page
3
A fragmented poem-like passage depicts violins shuddering under the bow, symbolizing imprisoned souls and anguish. References to a white coat row and lacking awareness imply a critique of medical or institutional power, culminating in a plea for mercy and redress through music.
The article recounts old style “spooning” parties where young hosts give guests ornate spoons as tokens. Couples retreat for private consultation after spoons are awarded, a ritual tied to courtship and rumored matrimony. A corny anecdote from St. Louis Republic adds a dining mystery.
The Borough of West Indiana grants Indiana Telephone Company the right to erect maintain and use posts poles and wires on streets sidewalks alleys and public grounds to operate a telephone line and exchange with safeguards to avoid obstructing travel private property or water flow Location points to be set by the Street Committee Repeals conflicting ordinances Burgess G J Keller and Council Leader Sidney Marlin sign the act dated June 21 195.
Heirs of Elizabeth Fetterman are summoned to appear for partition of the estate in Indiana County, with Alexander Fetterman John Fetterman Warriel DeHaven Catharine Shafter Susan Wineburg and Mary intermarried, all over 21, to report valuation and proceed in Orphans Court on September 2. The writ issues from Clerk James McGregor under Judge Harry White.
Writ of Partition issued from the Orphans Court of Indiana County to the Sheriff, returnable September 2, 1895. An inquest will meet at 9 a.m. to appraise an undivided heirs’ interest in an 82 acre tract in Banks Township, adjoining Sammie Griffith, W G James Albert, William Shields, and John Uetterman, described in the deed. I C Mack Sheriff. Indiana Pa. June 25, 1895.
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