Cobbler who loved Marie Antoinette dies faithful
The article tells of Corazon, an Auvergne cobbler, who carved chestnut sabots for a peasant bride with the initials T T L V and a heart. Lafayette sends them to the queen, who rewards him with gold. During the Revolution, Corazon heads to Paris with the queen’s image and gold, is mistaken for an aristocrat, and is killed after revealing his devotion to the queen.
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Darazon
Theraison
Marie Auucelle
Tod
General Lafayette
Versailles
Milkus
Carazon
Auvergne
Barazon
Chateau
Marquis
Lafayette
Gental Lafayette
Paris
Marie Antoinette
Darazou
Palace
Marquis de la Fayette
Corazon
Temple
Place de Bastille
Temte
Seine
Anvergne
Cuthbert
Farrand Roe
Cronje's Dog Joins British Troops at Green Point Camp
Chronicles the Cape Town dog once loyal to General Cronje now attached to British forces at Green Point camp. The retriever-like animal attends parades, escorts troops to the railway, and insists on church service. surly with strangers, he fights visiting dogs and remains single-mindedly devoted to uniformed men.
Mode of Travel 18 A Hammock in African Mission
Marie Stephens writes from Rouxse Timne station about hammocks. She describes the tenta built from grasses, the station’s 40 acre farm, brick building with multiple floors, dormitories, and local Timne-made furnishings. The article notes staff changes, hardships, humor, and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stephens
Achool
Rouxse
W. A
Maxsses
Ephors
America
Dancer
Es Heid
Counterfeit Dollar Plot Uncovered in Prison
A convict in a large prison perfected a die to mint silver dollars and used accomplices outside to distribute them. Officials were surprised by the scheme. The piece ends with a health ad urging Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion and related issues.
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Hoatetter
New Discovery Said To Cure Consumption And Lung Ailments
The Hay Fever Association would fall apart if members used Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles. It is claimed to cure asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grip, croup, and whooping cough. Thousands credit it with saving lives. Trial bottles free at Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa and Wm I Moore Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Wm. I. Moore
Homer City
Building materials and home goods offered in Indiana PA area
W I Daugherty’s plan ing mill markets yellow pine ceiling and porch materials with a full line of doors sash and spindles. Quick orders are welcomed with delicate work possible at the mill. Also advertised are Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at 50c and The Tribune Farmers paper subscription offers. Virginia Miller and A T Mooraman promote Bible Songs and pure bred Scotch collie pups in Indiana PA.
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T. M. Coleman
Indiana
Deaths of Mrs Jennie E French and Elliott McQuire
Notices record the February 1902 death of Mrs. Jennie E. French in South Glens Falls New York at age 57, mother to Rev D P French of Plumville. Funeral in Westport conducted by Rev Wm H Baker. Also reported is the death of Elliott McQuire of Elders Ridge aged 81, a former Green township resident, with funeral by Rev N B Kelly at Elders Ridge. The item includes local civic notices and a Pine township school program draft for March 15 with speakers and topics on teaching, subjects, and education policy.
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Jennie E. French
D. P. French
Plamville
South Glen Falls
N. Y
Westport
Wm. H. Baker
The
Baptist Church
Temple Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Conwell
Mnson
Plumville
Elliott McGuire
Elliott McQuire
Elders Ridge
Green Township
Joseph
Apollo
Scott
David
Salina
James
Leechburg
Harry
Allegheny
M. S
Edin
Harriet Starry
Jeannette
Nadie Watt
Wind
Pineton
Pine Township
A. J. Farnbaugh
Kate Maley
Thomas Moorhead
Marie Artemaus
Harry Wallace
Gertrude Conrad
Popila
A. F Roser
Agnes Fyork
Pearl Winsell
Melvin Carnahan
Milton Miller
Elwood
Courten Hadden
M. J. Farabaugh
John Adams
May Farabaugh
Matilda Conway
J. T. Stewart
Viola Frantz
M. J. ‘Shank
Oda Howearth
Win. Reaver
Deny
A. F. Reser
John Hogan
Remedy Promised for Ailing Women in Local Ad
The notice touts Klee i Brutss as a cure for nervous, melancholic, and female troubles. It claims remedies for headache, sleeplessness, constipation, and weak kidneys and cites thousands of users who improved. Sold by Daugherty Bros in Indiana Pa and Wm L Score in Homer City with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Wm. L
Homer City
Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for liver bowel relief
The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a premier remedy for constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice and indigestion. Available at Daugherty Bros Indiana Pa and Wm J Moore Homer City drug stores for 25 cents with other local notices promoting porch materials and farm papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Wm. J. Moore’s
Homer City
Applications for retail liquor licenses in Indiana County
Proceedings before the Court of Quarter Sessions of Indiana County will hear applications to sell vinous, apiritous, malt or brewed liquors at listed inns and hotels. Petitions for or against must be filed by March 20, 1902. Names include New American House Indiana, Indiana House, Clawson House, Central Hotel, National House Glen Campbell, Capitol Hotel Glen Campbell, Hotel Brandon Kassiter, Rossiter House Osnoe, Commercial Hotel Glen, Hotel Arcadia Arcadia, Henderson House Cherry Tree, and others. W R Calhoun, Clerk.
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Court of Quarter Sessions of
Indiana County
H. Moora
New American House
Fourth Ward
Indiana
John M. Dodson
Second Ward
C.M. Wortman
Clawson
Flrst Ward
John W. Wray
Central Hotel
Harry F. Schrader
National House
Glen Campbell
Hil
Capitol
Michael Daugherty
Brandon
Kassiter
Canoe Township
George H. Brown
Rossiter
Osnoe Township
E. Beckwith
Commercial
J. A. Schugars
G. O. Sweitzer
Arcadia
Montgomery Township
Todiana County
John Mellwsin
Henderson House
Cherrytree
W. R. Calhoun
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Goods at Miles Lockard Premises
W M Buterbaugh warns all parties not to interfere with property purchased at a constable sale on February 19 1902. Items left in Obadiah Lockard care include cows buggy two year old beefier chickens ducks gray mare harness wagon stoves chairs tables beds bedding cupboard carpet block stand lounge and more at Beringer Pennsylvania February 15 1902.
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Constable
Miles Lockard
Cockport
Obadiah Lockard
Harneza
W. M. Buterbaugh
Beringer
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Cronje
Chiquita
Troy
Daugherty Brog
Wm. I. Moore's
New York Tribune
Proce. Bess
Tribune Farmer
the Progress
Christian Science Healing
Virginia Miller
the New Bible Songs
A. T. Mooraman
Local Institute
W. S. DaveneErry
New York Tribune Farmer
J. Richard Clements
J. L. Oer
Thomas White
Penn Run
G. E. Frantz
Lockard
Architect & Builder
Penn
Thompson
Pioneer Insurance Agency
Thomprson
Deposit Bank
Indiana, Pa
Massie
Brileart c
McCreight’s Grocery
Baker's