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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

7

Whitk Barker and Carl Welch Married in Canton Ohio

Welch Barker of Fort Wayne Tad and Miss Corsa Barker wed at Canton Ohio M D church parsonage last week Reception at Mrs Rood Massillon Ohio Mrs Welch a nurse at Massillon State hospital Mr Welch a Roanoke Indiana merchant to reside in Roanoke The event followed by a reception and plans for future residence in Roanoke

Welch Barker Carl Welch Ft. Wayne Tad Corsa Barker Miy W. Barker Séward M.D Canton Rood Massilon Welch Blaxter-Gray George H. Blaxter Linvian Gertrude Gray Pittsburg Lincolin Gilbert North Seventh Street Miss Gray Harper Mr. Watson New Brighton The Presbyterian Church of Rochester Mills W. H.warnshuis

Fire early in Citizen's Bank building halted

A sudden blaze broke out at the Citizen's National Bank building on Friday night. Cashier Shields Slony and assistant Ford Gilson noticed flames around 9:00 PM while the directors' region was being stored, and extinguished the small fire with a few buckets of water, preventing major damage. White township residents W G Smith and wife with children visited Hillsdale last week. Ex-Commissioner C F Murray of Blairsville attended the circus. Dr H Ney Prothero and wife and children from Clymer were among county residents at the circus.

Winkrellay Citizen's Bank Citizen's National Bank Bulding Shields Slony Ford Gilson Regin W. G. Smith White Township Hillsdale C. F. Murray Blairaville H. Ney Prothero Clymer

Brutal Robbery Torture at Belmont Mining Village

Five men tied three women in Jenner township Belmont village binding with wire and burning feet with candles after finding only $8.60 in the house. Victims were Mrs Minnie Ashe age 90 Mrs Mary Oldr age 60 and Miss Mindle Ober. Robbers refused aid and warned the women not to seek mercy or expose them.

Somerset County Belmont Jenner Township Somerset

Get Married Says Senator Depew to Graduates

Senator Depew of New York urged Medico Chirurgical College graduates in Philadelphia to marry when ready and capable, warning against delaying until money is ample. He advised balancing finances and time, noting a wife can create time for study and growth.

United States Depew New York Medico-Chirurgical College Philadelphia

Swims With Broken Arm After Freight Car Fall

James E. Miller of Garrett Indiana swam thirty feet with a broken arm after being knocked from an eastbound freight train into the Indiana harbor canal. Brakeman Miller was brushed from the car by a bridge beam, fell twenty feet into the canal, sank briefly, but revived by cold water and reached the embankment with his good arm.

James E.miller Garrett Ind Indiana Harbor Canal Miller

Fatal princely row ends in death at Tiflis dinner

At a formal dinner in Tiflis two princely houses clashed when Prince Bagration, after feeling insulted by a remark from Prince Eristoff, struck him. Eristoff then drew a dagger and killed Bagration on the spot, ending a volatile exchange between noble representatives.

Bagration Eristoff Tiflis Prince Bagration Peter Bagration Prince Eristoff

Wheat Shipped Back From East to West for First Time

Wheat has been shipped from New York to the western states for consumption for the first time in history. Inquiries come from Texas for New York red wheat and two boatloads are en route to Buffalo with four more loading. Some shipments have gone by rail due to cash wheat scarcity in the west.

New York Texas Buffalo

Wants His Money Back From Magic Powder Scheme

In Perth Amboy New Jersey clairvoyant Madame Fay was arrested for allegedly swindling Chester Van Scoy of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania out of $1000. He claims she promised his money would increase tenfold with a magic powder she held.

Wilkesharre Perth Amboy N. J Madame Fay Chester van Scoy

Rockefeller Pays Large Water Bill in East Cleveland

John D. Rockefeller reportedly paid a water bill of 76 673 dollars 14 cents through a check mailed from New York to East Cleveland Ohio where his Forest Hill home lies. amid mail mix up the village clerk recovered and returned the large instrument. Colonel Alexander K McClure prominent prothonotary of Pennsylvania courts and longtime political journalist died at his Wallingford home aged 81.

John D. Rockefeller East Cleveland Forest Hill New York McClure Alexander K.mcclure the Supreme and Superior Courts of Pennsylvania Wallingford Delaware County

Pennsylvania Railroad Announces 1909 Great Lakes Sailings

The 1909 season opens June 5 with Steamer Tiones ta sailing from Buffalo. Anchor Line serves as Pennsyl vania Railroad Lake Annex, upholding the Standard Railroad of America standard. An illustrated folder with sailing dates fares and other details is being prepared and available from any Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Agent.

Great Lakes United States Canada Atlantic Great Lake Lakes Tionesta Buffalo Pennsylvania Railroad Standard Railroad of America

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