Train Wreck Injury Report From Ohio Incident
Mrs Thad C Work of Richmond sustained severe but not life threatening injuries when six cars broke loose from an engine and crashed into her carnival Pullman car in Ohio. She was confined to a narrow passageway but survived with bruises and shock. a physician noted no broken bones. The incident involved the traveling carnival group with Mr and Mrs Work aboard their own car during a relocation.
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Indiana County
Ohio
Thad C. Work
Richmond
Marion Center Independent
Mr.Work
Fourth Annual Picnic Held By Plumville Neighbors
The fourth annual picnic of Plumville friends and neighbors gathered at Jos. Crooks home on Saturday July 3 with over forty guests and ample baskets. After dinner games continued until supper, continuing a tradition that forges closer ties in the community. The first picnic was at Jos. Lukehart, the second at William Pauls, and the third at Mrs. Howard Wells.
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Plumville
Jos
Crooks
William Paul’s
Jos. Lukehart
William Paul's
Bracelet Lost in a Crowd Found by Blind Girl
A gold bracelet was lost by Miss Ruth Williams of Day ton during the Old Home Week carnival in Kittanning. It was found by Miss Margaret Stivason, a blind girl from Kittanning, who instinctively located the item under her foot and alerted a companion.
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Wey
Ruth Williams
Dayton
Kittanning
Margaret Stivason
Detroit Washington 18-Inning No-Score Classic at Detroit
The historic 18 inning contest in Detroit between the Detroit and Washington clubs ends without a run. Summers held Washington to one hit through nine, then Gray leaves with an injury and Groom finishes, aided by quick double plays from Bush and Rossman. The umpire halts play after a force play ruling in the fifteenth.
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Detroit
Washington
Oy Gray
Groom
Bush
Rossman
Kiliifer
Crawford
Kerin
Starford Wins Tight 1-0 Baseball Game at Home
Starford baseball team shut out Heilwood 1 to 0 on its home diamond in a tight contest. Only two errors marked the game as Rus sel, the winning pitcher, and Clepper of Heilwood pitched well. Clepper fanned 19. Russel struck out 17.
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Starford
Heilwood
Smith
Elder
Stafford
Russel
Clepper
Airship Willoar at the County Fair
Strobbel's flying machine built in Ohio will headline the Indiana County Fair opening August 31. The airship drew crowds at the Dubois fair last year with remarkable aerial maneuvers. Top horses from the Coal and Iron Circuit will arrive from Butler via D. C. Mack and Clarence Smith for a full speed program across Wednesday to Friday featuring multiple purses and races.
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Strobbel
Ohio
Indiana County
Coal& Iron
Butler
D. C. Mack
Clarence Smith
Two Indiana Men Attend Conventions in Rochester
Photographer T. B. Clark attends the National Association of Photographers of the United States and Canada convention in Rochester New York this week. Dr M M Davis attends a Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg physicians meeting in Rochester today.
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Indiana
Rochester
T. B. Clark
National Association of Photographers of
United States
Canada
N. Y
M. M. Davis
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
New Residence Awarded On South Seventh Street
South Seventh street will see a ten room brick dwelling erected by BE M Lockard after J M Stewart of town awarded the contract. The modern house will sit on the lot beside Dr M M Davis residence. Plumville men catch fifty nine turtles in Crooked Creek near Chamberaville. Al Lukehart Bert Schradengost Al Schreckengost George Jewart and Porter Fulmer report the catch. In Memoriam Bethel church women pay tribute to Mrs Nancy Jane George with resolutions expressing sorrow and sympathy to the bereaved family.
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South Seventh Street
J. M. Stewart
Town
BE. M. Lockard
M. M. Davis
Plumville
Crooked Creek
Chamberaville
al Lukehart
Bert Schradengost
al Schreckengost
George Jewart
Porter Fulmer
Woman's Missionary Society of Bethel Church
Nancy Jane George
Jonniq Bar
M, H, Gibbon Flora Allison
Indiana County Bridge Repair Bids Due July 24 1900
Indiana County commissioners invite bids for repair work on the Lutheran Chapel bridge over Twoljck Creek, due by 2 p.m. Saturday July 24 1900. A $100 certified check accompanies each bid. Specifications available at the Commissioners Office.
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Nozoer
Indiana County
Lutheran Chapel
Twoljck Creek
Commingtoners
J. M. Marhall
Fy Bowman . T
Reward Offered for Arrest in Court House Rope Incident
Two workmen repairing the Court House rope were saved when a single strand held them aloft from a 60 foot drop. They discovered others had cut the rope at the pulley. A $50 reward was posted for the arrest of the culprit.
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Porson
Robbery Allegations Tossed in Glen Campbell Case
In Johnstown light district on July 17 Glen Campbell man Sam Grayson and Clara Read were arrested on robbery charges brought by Martin Mock of Glen Campbell. Details: Grayson allegedly stole about $50 with a lamp used as a weapon after a struggle. Mock was injured. Also included is a public notice about bids for additions to Indiana Normal School buildings in Indiana, Pa., with bid conditions and viewing locations.
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Tobiecco
Indiana
Morga Groft
Hast Water Street
Florence Hoffman
Pittsburg
Groft
Glen Campbell
Johnstown
Ed Light
H. B. Mainhart
Sam Grayson
Clara Read
Martin Mock
John Woodchak
Charles Rileyley
Mock
Frankstown Road
Grayson
Mack
Normal School
John Sutton
Thomas Sutton
Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania
Wood Clark
Marshall
J. Wood Clark
Indiane
Sec't.or Board
Wonderful Land of Dreams Across Sunset Skies
A lyrical voyage describes a magical land of towers and fountains rising in sunset light. The speaker imagines a crimson city, gardens of fragrance, and ivory pillars, inviting a voyage through clouds to the dream land.
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Aranda
Bowera
Aten Ta
Llupid
Ailyer Rilles
Svey
Married couple wed at lunch after playful rush
In Chicago, a quick lunch pie at noon led to a swift marriage as the couple, Bald and Baldy, hurried to find a judge and wed before heading out to work. The bride and groom were soon planning a short honeymoon, with Byron William noted in the tale.
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DWV
Byron Willlame
How to Keep Young and Sleep Myths
A curiously dense column advocates regular eight hours of sleep, citing Napoleon and Washington, then shifts to advice on aging gracefully. It links sleep to health and longevity, contrasts historical figures, and urges maintaining youth through fresh memories, new ideas, social engagement, and temperance, warning against stagnation and chronic irritability. It ends with a note on trespass notices for sale.
Unclear Medical Claims Highlighted by Doctor's Trial
Fragmentary OCR text discusses alleged medical products and therapies promoted by Dr Reed. It mentions a doctor intending to place these medicines on trial to assess their merit for health conditions and aging, amid reputational claims and concerns about harm.
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Farwi Dane
Reed
Manu fecctus Honal Bini Ho Homer City
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Manu fecctus Honal and a place called Homer City with unclear context. No clear event date or outcome emerges from the readable text. Entities observed include personal name fragments and a city name.
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Manu
Honal ‘Bini
Homer
City
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Green Sun
Archie C, Mack
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Archie
Susannah Ruffner
Rayne Township
Iliama
MokKinley Grove
Hbenezer Church
G. T Hamilton
Bouth Fifth Wueee Ia
Pittaurg
Wity
Mies Carrie McLanahan
Eetapire
Hamilton
iMr
G. H. Mundorf
Aubeis
J. H. Marshall
Mbailey
O. Crossman
Fourth Street
W. M. Waller
Ausan
Kan
Diana County
Niagara Falls
Nousand Islands
New York
D. Wilson
Princeton
Bithhn Tham
Oreskelde
Oreskalds School
No.1
Indiana Hardware Company
Missea
Margaret
Helen
Dorgey Fleming
Blacklick Township
Ira B. Mikesell
Byron Williams
Chicago
Ite
Piperiotic Breas Asao
Napoleon
Waterloo
Victor Mmngo
Balzac
Balvac
George Washington
Valley Forge
Shakespeare
Richard
Bala
Victor Hugo
Bulter
Hart
J. W
Harbison
Pixonville
Gibson
B. Carndy
F. D
Pine Flats
Oakland Avenue
Indiana Hardware Co
Hoopes, Bro, & Thomas Company
Philadelpha
Algo
Victor Clover Huller
Robinsteen Collar & Leather Company
Howard Hollis
Rochester Mills
Brushvalley Township
North Morrow St
Blairsville
Main
Wylie Streets
Homer City
J. le Zack
Tulare, Cal
W. N. Liggety
J. G. McCrorey
Blacklick
Indiana Co
R. FE. D
John
Steving
John F. Steving & Co., Funeral Directors & Embalmers
Philadelphia Street
Springer
Kerr’ A
Seventh &T
PDR
John F. Steving & CO
Elk Building
Philadelphia St
Pittabuke
Packard
HUB
Pannavivanié
Mack's
LaHtast
D.C. Mace & Son
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