Civil Court In Session Trials Delayed In Farm Settlement
Civil court convened on Monday for civil cases with many continued or postponed. Notable actions include settlements in two Gardner versus Sawyer and Snyder cases. Dodson case postponed for Judge O Conner’s absence. Hoover versus Clark held over, Rhodes vs Laird continued, Yellow Creek Coal and Coke ejectment delayed for evidence. Two major cases loom: Dickson versus Graff trespass over coal mining and Dilts versus Plumville Railroad retrial after Supreme Court remand. Controversy over a spring of water in right of way noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Gardner
Sawyer
Snyder
Glen Campbenl
Phe
the Cam
Clark
Hiram Rhodes
Laird
Cameron
Yellow Creek 'Coal and Coke Company
Thomas Hogan
James Dickson
Frank ‘M. ‘Graff
Graff Company
Mary J
Dilta Va
Plumville Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Mary’ J. Dilts
Man Killed On duty near North Point railroad
News brief details a North Point man Thomas Neal, 60, killed by an eastbound freight on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad near Loop and Good Isle while signaling at the track. He died from multiple injuries, body found shortly after. Also notes jurors for May US Circuit Court in Pittsburg and various local notices including a marriage, ministerial convention, birthday, and county auditor report.
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North Point
Thomas, Neal
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Loop
Good Ile
Robinson Cut
Historic Rowe building to yield to modern Solvinga Trust home
Indiana’s oldest building known as the Rowe hotel at Philadelphia street and Carpenter avenue is to be removed for the Solvinga Trust Company’s new handsome five story structure. Sold at public sale to Thomas Shearer for $50, the log hotel built in 1812 by James Moorhead features the first window shutters in Indiana and stately glass panes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Carpenter Avenue
Solvinga & Trust Company
Landmark
Thomas Shearer
White Township
Rowe
James Moorhead
A. T. Moorhead
the Progress
White
Round Top
Vinegar Hill
M. C. Watson
8. J. Telford
Hilla
The
American
Recent Deaths In North Heights Street Area
Obituaries report Mrs. Mattie TL Stewart of North Highth street died in Wheeling West Virginia from acute asthma after a brief illness on Monday at 7 30 am. Survived by father James Anderson and daughter Mabel with several siblings. Funeral at Second United Presbyterian Church led by Rev J M Welch. Also notes the deaths of Zepaniah C Schrecengost of Plumville and William Stiles of Cramer with details of their lifetimes, careers, survivors, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie TL. Stewart
Mattie L. Stewart
James Anderson
North Highth Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Mabel
Normal
John
Jennie
Mattie
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Welch
Zepaniah C. Schrecengost
Plumville
Valley Township
Armstrong County
Hlmet
Grant
Bert
Anna Roscoe
Maggie
Plumville Methodist Church
Maddox
Broadhead
Biderton
Beracha
William Stiles
Cramer
Mr. Stiles
Brushvalley Township
Hbensburg
206Th Regiment
Pennsylvania
L. H.moundy
Tuscaloosa County
Ala
Dilltown
Lawrence Butts
Clayton
Homer
Armagh
Jacob S. Reed
Idamar
Luzerne County
Clearfield
DuBois
Henry Donaldson
Kane
C. L. Faulkner
Drummond
Elk County
Wineberg
BH. B. Campbell
Town
Fred
John Waterson
Eliza Kauffman
Whitesburg
Margaret Sowers
Blanket Hill
Nancy Moore
Kittanning
Margaret Hall
George Hall
West Mahoning Township
Lordlack
A. m
Mira Jameson
John Hall
Mahoning Baptist Church
Howard Leroy Potta
Howard Leroy
G. Potts
Kellyshire
Blas
Marie
Puneral
Personal tidings from Indiana county residents listed
Landlord Lowman of Shelocta and others are noted as visiting county seats, attending shows, or residing temporarily in towns. The column lists numerous individuals including R. B. Mettenry Heilwood and J. Blair Suttton Pittsburg visitor, with mentions of business trips, opera attendance, court, and moves to Mechanicsburg, Woodbine, and Los Angeles followed by notes on family health and new employment across Indiana county and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landlord Lowman
Shelocta
R. B. Mettenry
Heilwood
Robert C. Bratton
Blairsville
Robert Coulter
West Lebanon
Register and
J. Blair Suttton
Pittsburg
Lawrence Getty
Church Street
McKeesport
Charles R. Work
J. Dick Wiljgon
H. Truby
Brushyalley
John B. Brunet
Enoch Segar
South Mahoning Township
R. A. Thompson
Clarence V. MccCroight
Philadelphia
J. R
Stump
California
Sacramento
J. B. Hinds
West Chestnut Street
James
W.T. Price
Green Township
Charles Price
Madison
Clyde Butterbaugh
Latrobe
George West
New Lebanon
Ind
Andrew Cresswell
Nolo
A. ¥. Cooper
Squire W. B. Overdort
Brush‘valley Township
Indiana
Mechanicsburg
W. S. Neff
L. Pattison
Dr. Wilmer
Kipe
J. Howard Houk
Stephen, Kiss
The
Indiana Motor Co
Pittssburg
Harry Herlinger
Grove City College
Fred Herlinger
Was
South Sixth Street
Monay
J. F. Shank
Idelia
Clymer
Farmers’ Telephone Co
Silaa Streams
John, F. Steving & Co
Phlladdelphia
J. Helman
Clair
May
Denver
Colo
G. W. Roof
Daniel Roof
Fairview
Harry Walker
Thirteenth Street
Hart Daugherty
W. 8. Daugherty
North Ninth Street
Irrigation Lands Co
Price
Utah
Stone & Webster
Seattle
Wash
Audley Mabon
Lafalyette College
Easton
Monroe
Arthur Torrence
Blair Taylor
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington
Dwight Galbreath
Bucknell University
Progress
John Barclay
Vandergrift
J. Curt Good
Smicksburg
Woodbine
Laws
Hia
Hia Sister, Mra
James Robinson
Veterans Benefit Pensions Announced From Headquarters
Congressman Langham reports pension claims approved for multiple veterans across Pennsylvania. Monthly rates range from 10 to 36 dollars, with payment start dates from 1903 to 1909 and beneficiaries listed by name and town from Knox to Punxsutawney and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
J. N. Langham
Adam Brinker
Knox
William Kleck
Luccinda
Andrew B. Stroup
Scotch Hill
James A. Brinkley
Clarion
Hermanus Ickes
Homer City
Charles D. Anderson
Bela
Julia Ann Niel
Orr Niel
Punxsutawney
Thomes K. Hastings
Manual BH. Smith
Heathville
Thomas Gitings
Parker's Landing
John Marshall
Kittanning
Andrew Artman
Apollo
John McGaughey
Indiana
Coleman Hl. Harris
Enoch Gillam
Freeport
Adam Tick
Saltasburg
Wesley Hoover
Punxsutwney
John Gillingham
Fern
James W. Adams
Saltsburg
John W. Leasure
Marion Center
John L. Cribbs
New Bethlehem
Morgan T. Wilson
Shelocta
Daniel Wishey
Fisher
Jacob Schrecengost
Pierca
Mary A. Stagley
Tylersburg
Isabel Campbell
David Campbell
Mary 8
Philliber
Punxeytawney
Hellwood Wife Continues Hunt for Missing Husband
Mrs J Hi Burkey of Heilwood searches Pittsburg after her husband vanished. Police say Burkey took $1100 from joint savings, with almost $700 later given to his wife. Chief Mulhollen questions the motive and notes Burkey’s indifference to his wife.
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Hellwood
J. Hi. Burkey
Pittssburg
Johnstown
the Tribune
Burkey
Heilwood
Weddings of a Week Bring Town Charm and Prominence
Weddings and announcements fill a week with many unions. Ransom Tomb and Bertha Mack wed in Armagh, with reception plans and a future move to Johnstown. Dr John S. Leonard to wed Annabell McAnulty in Blairsville, while Brady Trewn and May Irwin unite near Hillsdale. Birth of Kellysburg man noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mb-Mack
Ransom Tomb
Armagh
Bertha Mack
Seward
Swartz Crawford
The
Presbyterian Church
South Sixth Street
Jas. McAnaulty
Blairsville
Progress adds sixty five new subscribers in March
Sixty five new and unsolicited subscribers joined the Progress during March, averaging more than two names daily. Seven readers who had not previously subscribed ordered a year and received their first copy today. Most cited appreciation for stopping the paper at expiration, unless renewed, with all new subscribers paying in advance. Readers endorsed a fair, voluntary renewal policy and praised the paper’s straightforward business approach.
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Progress
Polly of the Circus: New Serial for Progress Readers
The Progress announces a new ongoing tale Polly and the Circus, a lively story about a pretty orphan Polly and a classic American circus. Readers are invited to enroll as Progress subscribers to follow the forthcoming chapters starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Temple
Clicus
Polly
Circus
Polly and the
Blairsville Olympics Triumph In County Basketball Clash
Blairsville Olympics defeated Clarksboro 71 to 2 to claim the Indiana County basketball championship after the third game at Blairsville Friday night. Indiana Victors fell 84 to 32 to Punxsutawney at Punxsutawney Friday. Victors to meet Glymer at the Palace rink tonight. Hiders Ridge claims amateur county title with a flawless season and a strong lineup including Fike W Ewing TI Ewing J McTaughlin Stoner McLaughlin Lambing Lehman Myers. Plan for a solid baseball club next season.
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Blairsville
Indlana
Punxsutawney
Punxeytawney
Qglymer
Palace
Hiders Ridge
Indiana County
Fike
W. Ewing
TI. Ewing
J. McTaughlin
Stoner
McLaughlin
Lambing
Lehman
Myers
Social notes from the Bloomsburg area
Mrs M L Guthrie of School street hosted bridge whist with women friends. Miss Pauline Hall on North Ninth street held a euchre party. Faculty at the Normal School hosted a dinner Thursday for Dr and Mrs D J Waller of Bloomsburg Normal school. banquet in school dining hall. Several guests listed among names, with local residents noted.
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M. HL. Guthrie
School Street
Bridge
Pauline Hall
North Ninth Street
Normal School
D. J. Waller
Bloomsburg Normal Echeo
Brother Kills Brother in Rossiter Tragedy
Andy Winsler returned from the old country and was fatally shot by his brother Mike in a Rossiter boarding house. The coroner’s jury held Mike responsible for Andy’s death. Mike remained jailed. Witnesses say the shooting was deliberate. Mike claims it was an accidental revolver incident after waking from drunken sleep.
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Andy Winsler
Old Country
Mike
Rossiter
Mike Winster
Adrian
Punxsultawney
Andy
Julius
Mike Winslet
Austro-Hungary
Dubt
Annie Lafandi
Adrian ‘Hospital
J. M. Smith
Tthe County
James
Hammers
Ladland House
Colonial Tea Marks New Century Club Event at Wallace Home
Members of the New Century Club hosted a colonial era tea Monday night at the Misses Wallace home on Oakland Avenue. Attendees wore colonial gowns and bric-a-brac decor. An appropriate literary program accompanied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walace
Ghia
Wallace
Oakland Avenue
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United States
Gerve
United States Circuit Court
John le Stear
H. F. Wetzell
J. C. McGormick
John White
Livermore
W. A. ‘Schettler
R. 8. Coulster
Edward G. Vogel
David Iox
Harriet Rumball
Normal Ool
Nye
United Evangelical Church
Grace United Evangelical Church
Qherry‘rhy Township
J. J. Carmany
P. B
Stella Stear
Onberg
J. C. McGregor
Senate
Q. A. Davis
Rossmoyne
Kerr
South Mahoning
Foronop
Seco
Titties Moorhead
Margaret Byers
T. Byers
Byers
Dr.a. Ritchey
John Barnards
Tiffany
Seventh Street
Henry Hall
Corner Church
Hikin
J. Wilson Thompson
Cresswall
Indiana. Lumber & Supply Co
Ruttenberg & Brett
Harry Seanor
Wilmer D Aten Jart
McHenry
Nixon Alley
J. Wilse Langham
B. M. Lockard
Mary
Miss Lockard
Evens
American Hxpress Co
Brumpt & Barnett
Ira
John Mack
Coyal
James Uslick
Tyler
Allegheny
County
Brady Trewhn
Harry JL. Brady
Wilgus
Mias May Irwin
Hillsdale
Kellysburg
BP. G. Spencer
Spencer
R. Fishey
Miles
Mollie
Paul Wisher
Nannie Pierce
William Heberling
Joseph Kirkpatrick
G. Quimtith
Patrick Haggerty
wWwo New Sissimbyrd
the Circus
Pita
Harry _T.D
Oraskaide
Blanche
II Avonmors
John Bonguneau
Poy Rossiter
Sarah Rozanan Carcella
William Palmer
Mary J. Kirkland
Blairaville
Arthur Breveng
Jeanette Agnes M. Young
Rangorna
Nellie
Lovejoy
Taylor
William Jack
Robert Taylor
Pitts
Brother
Ther
Colonial Tea
Wilse B. Elder
Elders Ridge
Donaldsons
Crabheads
Smiths
Watsons
Hast Wheatfield
Institute
Shellhbark
Wits
Liam N. Digsett
Gloger
Armaghannes
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