05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes Willian M Tataban votes and a larger Democratic turnout while prohibition support lagged. Mention of campaign days, alleged irregularities, and new election laws affecting nominating practices across parties.
The Clymer Water Company stockholders elected W. B. Harvey J Henry Fox and Wie to serve the ensuing year. Plans include new eight and six inch mains on Wayne avenue and Thirteenth street to improve the south side fire protection. Judge Seanor and Miss Charlotte Groadenany will wed at their home on Oakland Street with ceremony by a Tamers church minister.
James Corrigan senior of Corrigan & McKinnie visited Josephine with plans for immediate coke ovens and a large furnace complex. Officials report surveys for a long string of ovens, coal tests show high quality coke, and future expansion to rival Johnstown in the iron industry.
A Borough vote on Monday evening accepted a proposal from Geo Graff to exchange property on Norte Street. The plan allocates a large enough area for a building addition and acknowledges a stable location for the fraction of the borough property involved, with consideration of surrounding streets and routes.
Listed transfers include Lak Township tract sold to MT Cessna for 500 dollars Luella Lewis to John Houck for 860 dollars and numerous Indiana Mahoning parcels. names such as Brillhart Beilhart Wheeler Fox Hosman and Bell appear with varied acres and prices, reflecting a broad batch of property conveyances recorded in Todiana County.
Brank Sheriff of Blairaville was arrested by County Detective Josiah Nealson Saturday evening after two attempts to shoot Police Chief Trainer near the Pennsylvania railroad station. By-standers restrained him and he was handed to Detective Neal and held until Monday before being sent to Marionville for more questioning. The case concerns alleged ingulpfi to the sheriff’s elster and threats to stop a walking officer.
Fragmentary OCR text refers to a Joseph Smith from this county with criminal or prison context, mentions Allegheny and Tadlana but lacks clear dates, actions, or outcomes making precise summary impossible from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a nurse and a legal matter in a local court context. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item appears to be a brief legal or administrative notice involving a nurse and a court process.
The Court of Quarter Sessions opened with Judge Telford presiding. Monday’s routine included constable reports and a short address to jurors. Equity hearings were set. two cases opened. Foreman Ephraim Wallace led the grand jury, which returned several true bills including nuisance and illegal liquor sales prosecutions. Criminal Court may take two weeks. no civil list this term.
A string of marriage notices from South Greensburg to Pittsburgh and New Florence. Rev George James Rows and Bertha Tone Wyant wed at the bride’s home with relatives present. J C Henderson wed Margaret Lichtenfels at New Florence. Joseph Walla and Gertitude Lewis to marry at Rayne township. Mountain D Mountain and Pearl Griffith wed at the groom's home. Beab O Hara of Clarkburg and Clare O Hara of North Fifth Street wed at St Bernarda. Ongoing plans place newlyweds in their respective locales after ceremonies.
Fragmented text shows a schedule of monthly payments to multiple individuals across places with dates in February and March 1907. Names appear garbled but include Carpenter Atwood Nok Welsh Balteburg Foldaus Berene Ballabarg and others, with monthly sums varying around 19 to 815 per month and dates like February 26 1607 and February 28 1907.
A local church notice announces Ravids Ne of town will deliver a sermon beside the bath in the Brann at Fioloak on the morrow morning.
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a family event involving Chia Riad 19, a mother figure, a daughter, and mentions of initials or names pfant and wv. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions or dates.
A long list of local residents and visitors are noted in town on Monday and during the past week. Names include Thomas Giban Grackside. Clarenss Neil Josephite. Robert Mack Clyde. D A Buchan Gipay. C Gatbonn West Mahoning. P W Kinter Dixonville. H Horney Wellaville. Mrs L Culp Sixth street Social Hall Snet wack. Cyrus Stiffey Conemaugh. Miss Besse Cunningham Wayne Avenue Pittsburg. Adam Black Smicksburg. Constable J B Reed Lovejoy. J W Devinney A S Learn Green township. Richard Learn Ruby Mitchella Mills. Sryhire Thomas Lynn Clyde. A M Walbeck New Mayenoe. Richard Watson Obie Trainor Famed Brallor. May Belle Watsco Johnstown. Miss Imma Bell Saltabueg. Miss Edna Sansom Ima Cunningham. Mr and Mrs Ralston Walker. Mr and Mrs Safford Pittsburg. Miss Lesbia Crossman Apollo. J A Salagiver Hortons. Frank Brnathwait Cherry Trac. J O Geasare Greentownship. Missos Macdo Nellie Klingensmith Wilkinsburg. Mrs William Millis Springdale. Miles Zoe Hines Clarion. J G McCreary Pine township. Mrs W A Bitton Apollo. Burt Mellad Canton. Mrs O St atop. Mrs John Walter Miss Matlldy Keob Johnstown. Mr and Mrs 1 S Bangle Conemaugh. Mrs A Thompson. Mrs John Walter.
Articles filed in Dover Delaware reveal Holly Oil and Gas Company of Indiana with $6.1 million capital stock. Incorporators Harry W. Wilson Thomas W. Clemente and J Dick Wilson seek privilege to produce transport store and sell petroleum products.
Residents of the county held Memorial Day ceremonies across towns including Armatrong Elderton SmidKsbury and Armstrong, decorating graves of fallen soldiers. Memorial addresses were delivered by local pastors and educators, with students performing songs and recitations before cemetery services.
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