Indiana Progress Front Page News and Legal Notice
The Indiana Progress reports a wrongful death suit by Mrs. Cochran of Blacklick, widow of John Cochran killed at Eagle lumber yard. The legal action targets the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. with Attorney James W. Mack named. The coroner and jury found Cochran died September 6, 1906, after being squeezed between a passenger coach and yard cribbing. The article notes the dangerous track condition and a prior contract to move the yard away from the track.
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Mer
W. D. Gates
Squire M. B. Kling
John Cochran
H. B. Engle
P.R. R
John Cochran Cowd
Weddings of a Week Nesbitt Grosse and Johnson Webb
The week brings two marriages. Thomas A Nesbitt of Philadelphia wed Eva Lina Grosse, daughter of Mr and Mrs William F F Grosse, at her east Oak street home on March 5. Henry Johnson and Sophia Webb, both of Blairsville, married March 4 at the bride's home with Rev. A S Jenkins officiating.
Candidacy Placed for District Attorney in Indiana County
The speaker announces candidacy for the District Attorney's office on the Republican ticket under the Union Primaries Act. Election is set for Saturday, June 1, 1907.
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Indiana County
Fourteen Pairs of Twins and Other Local News
Elder Brown of Ravenna reports his son in St Louis has a sixth set of twins all boys and girls born to the family with eight sets in total. Mrs Brown, now deceased, was Cherokee. At the 1898 World’s Fair twins weighed over two tons total. biggest 320 pounds. Blairsville Baptists extend a call to Rev J Thomas Davis of Tarentum. Window shades and curtain fixtures advertised by TuNdley Wald Paper Co. The First National Bank of Indiana offers four percent on time deposits.
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Brown
Miecht
HL R. Brown
Ravenna
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Benny
First National Bank
Indiana
Albert Heffman
Nuss
J. M. Brown
Vandergrift
Ruffner Cemetery
Rayne Township
Thty County
Albert
Jia
Lia
Brothera and
Bistens
Long Life Of Mrs Aliza Notley Aker Recalls Irish Roots
RECENT DEATHS. MRS. ALIZA NOTLEY AKER aged 87 died at the home of her daughter Mrs George McKeage Burnside after a lengthy life spanning Ireland to Pennsylvania. Survived by 13 children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, she was a Methodist pillar noted for care of the sick and community service. Funeral at her late home conducted by Rev. McGarvey and Rev. Watres, interment in Thompson cemetery.
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Aliza Notley Aker
Hilza Notley Ake
Dacots G. Ake
George McKengo
Burnside
County Latram
Ireland
America
John Notley
Quebec
Canada
Clearfield County
Patchinville
Montgomery
Township
Cherry Tree
Prank Camp
Jacob G. Aka
Williamsburg Pa
New Washington
Hillsdale
George McKeage
Lennie Prothero
Henry Prothero
Town
McKeage
David
James D. Ake
Jane Mahaffey
Joseph H
Arcadia
John N
Camden, Nuny
Methodist Church
McGarvey
Watres
Thompson Cemetery
Henry A. Burkhart
Pine Township
Penn Run
177 Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Sarah A. Rhodes
Jesse
Brushvalley Lutheran Church
W. J. Boroull
Harmony Cemetery
Cherryhill Township
Baird
James Robert Baird
Washington Street
Michigan
Jim
Iiving
Robert
Eliza A. Matthews
Warren
Mas
Sara Patonin
Sara Patehin
Clearfield
Indiana
Charles Landrair
Bell Landfair
Charles Landfair
Blacklick
Blairsville
Masonville Bank Safe Blown Open. $4000 Seized
General notes report a safe blown open at Farmers' Savings Bank in Masonville Iowa with $4000 stolen. Other items include 32 Ohio postmaster appointments left unconfirmed by the Senate, Greek laborers killed near Roanoke, Mrs. Tumbridge killed on Brooklyn Bridge, two cent fare law taking effect in Nebraska, Standard Oil trial in Chicago, Mayor Schmitz signaling reelection stance, and money safety claim for First National Bank ofIndiana with Edgeman bonds reference.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Masonville
Washington
Ohio
Senate
Roanoke
Tidawater
Norfolk & Western
New York
Jacob Tumbridge
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Sheldon
Chicago
Standard Oi! Company
Indiana
Landis
San Francisco
Indiana Market Prices and Public Sale Note
Market prices for produce and livestock listed including beans cabbage flour wheat corn hay oats and dairy. Also notes on public sale forms and payment prompts from The Farmers Bank of Indiana.
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The
Farmers’ Bank of Indiana
Cherry Tree Water Company Board approves stock increase
A March 8 1807 board resolution increases capital stock from 20000 to 25000 dollars and sets a stockholders meeting for May 21 1907 at the principal office in Cherry Tree Borough to approve the increase. Secretary J Binethwalt notes the notice and date. Final wall paper ad appears with unrelated offers from Wall Paper Co and Appleby and Petersons cast iron kettles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree Water Company
Cherry ‘Cros
Cherry Tree
J. Binethwalt
Vy Wall Paper Co
Appleby and
Petersons
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Indiana Progress
Toda Poet
Moorhead
AB Mooreada
Ralph Moorhead
Manch
AD Bouncemennt
Aiea
Tundley Wald Paper Co
Wann Paper Co
Snprana Lumper & Supply Co
Edgenimank
Indiana Electric Supply Co
Philadelphia Street
Penna
Patron’s Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Paston
Musa Ie Insurance
M. McElhoes
Home
James Speedy
Sec
John Kinter
R. F
Pittsburg
New
Thomas A. Nesbit
Philadelphia
Eva. Greese
Andina
Andrew Roebach
Sagamore
Brita Holm
Gottlieb Kim
Larimer
Elizabeth Bros Blacklick
Clarence H. McGall
Ambrone
Mayme Sulton
Elkin
Domenico
Pisegna
William Craig
Flagna
Ihdlann
Pennsylvania
Jayne
D. Groth
Wiliam Graig
J. Groff
B.J. Fisher
J. Bleuchell Helrs
Acré
Tan
William Troraiq
John If
Plares
W. R. Dickle
West Wheatfeld Township
Arpie Lizzie
Dickte
Annie E. Vogel
D. M. Caldwell & Company
Norfolk
D. M. Caldwell & Co
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd
Citizens National Bank
Neef
Sezoe
Neff
Philadelphia (Main) Street
Henry H. Steving
Indiana House
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