Judge White Wins Confirmed Election in County Race
The election of Hon. Harry White for President Judge was confirmed last Saturday after a protracted Blair White contest. Judges Doty Darker and Keyburn ruled that 57 illegal votes existed, boosting White’s majority to 2128 votes. The court ordered ballots burned after a 30 day window, with costs estimated around 200 dollars. the county faces borrowing to cover witness fees and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
White
Harry White
Doty
Darker
Keyburn
Revbarn
Barker
Sigile
Karker
Maritutiner
Wate
Nhoye
Jack & Taylor
Cunningham
Banks Anh Scott
Peeler
Armagh
Blacklick
Mechanicsburg
Costly Quarrel Ends in Death After Fight at Court House
Denny Sexton dies from a spinal injury caused by a fight with Lloyd Eastright after an intoxicated Saturday quarrel over coal pay. Eastright, jailed on charges of felonious assault with intent to kill, is held as witnesses describe the exchange near East Philadelphia street. A post mortem reveals a dislocated vertebra with paralysis. coroner and jury to determine the crime's nature as proceedings continue.
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Denny
Sexton
Lloyd Fastright
Young Eastright
Samuel Eastright
Eastright
Ehrenfeld
Estright
Jerry Sexton
James Fenton
Wettling
Mack
Greenwood Cemetery
Marion Center man charges Van Horn with aggravated assault
Wmi Marks of Marion Center filed charges before Squire Marlin of West Indiaa on Saturday accusing James Van Horn of aggravated assault and battery after a quarrel in which Van Horn struck him with a stone. Marks suffered a badly cut ear. High Constable Rupert arrested Van Horn and set bail for court. On the same day Van Horn filed charges against Marks for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmi. Marks
Marion Center
Squire Marlin
West Indiaa
James van Horn
Marks
van Horn
Rupert
Lightning Kills Stallion at Thomas Ero’s Fair Grounds
During Tuesday’s storm a bolt struck the stable at the fair grounds killing a valuable stallion belonging to Thomas Ero. The mare was among their finest stock and valued highly. Two nearby horses survived without harm.
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Thomas Ero
Fair Grounds
Telephone office adds tester and long distance transmitter
Improvements at the telephone office include a telephone tester a lightning arrester and a long distance transmitter installed on the switch board last week.
Fire destroys Rankin barn in South Mahoning township
The barn of Albert Rankin in South Mahoning township was struck by lightning on Tuesday afternoon, burning the structure and its contents. A young horse was cremated. there was no insurance.
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Albert Rankin
South Mahoning Township
Young Thieves Rob Store on Church Street
Three boys robbed the Wm McAdoo store on Church street Friday night sending confectionery fruit and about five dollars in cash. The youths are known to residents but no arrests have been made.
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Wmn
McAdoo
Church Street
Pittsburg and Eastern Railroad Likely Contract Award
Likely let this week the contract for twenty miles of Pittsburg and Eastern railroad from Mahaney to Rankin s Summit in Clearfield county. S H Hicks, VP of the new road, is in the area awaiting finalization. The rest of the line may be let in sections and the Cush Creek coal field interests expect coal shipments before Thanksgiving.
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Pittsburg & Eastern Railroad
Mahattey
Clearfield County
Rankin’s Summit
Mahaffey
S. H. Hicks
Mahaney
Cush Creek
New None Such Laundry Aims To Open In June
Pittsburg businessman Wm Speakman and local S H Hughes seek a favorable site for a steam laundry to serve steady weekly demand from cities. Up to a dozen workers expected. aims to keep dollars in town. Potential sites include Hilberry’s carriage works, the old paper mill, and the Indiana News building near the depot.
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Messrs. Wm. Speakman
Pittsburg
S. H. Hughes
Hilberry’s Carriage Works
The
Indiana News
Messrs. Speakman & Hughes
Frightful Death Of Blairsville Girl In Oil Fire
Mary Murray aged 15, daughter of Mrs. Wm Murray, Blairsville, fatally burned while attempting to pour carbon oil into a stove. The oil exploded, clothing caught fire, and she fled to the yard enveloped in flames. Neighbor John Conner smothered the blaze after racing to her aid. The girl endured severe agony until her death that evening.
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Mary Murray
Wm. Murray
Blairsville
John Conner
Indiana Normal elects stockholders trustees and picks state board reps
At a stockholders meeting of the Indiana Normal trustees elected A. T. Moorhead Thomas Sutton Edward Rowe and H L Loughry. S. M. Jack Rev A C Ehrenfeld A M Hammers and N F Ehrenfeld were recommended for state board representation. Superintendent selected S M Jack and Prof A M Hammers, who received commissions this morning.
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The
Indiana Normal
A. T. Moorhead
Thomas Sutton
Edward Rowe
8. L. Loughry
S. M. Jack
A.C. Ehrenfeld
A. M. Hammers
N. F. Ehrenfeld
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S.m.jack
Architect Wins Contract for Laughlin House Fronting First Street
Mr. E. M. Lockard, architect and builder, secured the contract Monday to erect a handsome dwelling for Misses Bird and Lizzie Laughlin on the rear lot of the Episcopal church in West Indiana. The house will face First street, use haff brick for the exterior and seasoned shingles on the second story. Foundation work to begin this week.
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E. M. Lockard
Misses Bird
Lizzie Laughlin
Episcopal Church
West
Indiana
First Street
Promising Local Physician Emerges From Western Pennsylvania College
Dr. T. D. Stephens, a March graduate of Western Pennsylvania Medical College in Pittsburg, is now in Penn Run, a well known figure with many friends in the area. He stood high in his class and shows potential as a young physician.
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T. D. Stephens
Western Pennsylvania Medical College
Pittsburg
Penn Run
Landlord Suspects Robbery After Missing Buggy
Mr M C Wortman of Trade City reports his hotel buggy lent to a stranger on Wednesday and the man did not return. Wortman fears the vehicle was stolen and seeks information on the missing buggy and its handler.
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M. C. Wortman
Trade City
Appointed County Medical Inspector Comes to County
Dr. N. F. Ehrenfeld, of this place, was appointed County Medical Examiner by the State Board of Health last week. He will be under the direction of the local board and will inspect all premises reported to him by the board.
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N. F. Ehrenfeld
State Board of Health
Ehrenfeld
Orphanage seeks farms for three Indiana wards
The poor overseers of Indiana borough seek farm homes for a 17 year old boy and two colored boys aged 14 and 15. Anyone able to provide homes for these wards should contact R. M. Crawford in Indiana, Pa.
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Indiana Borough
R. M. Crawford
Indiana, Pa
Miller Suffers Left Hand Finger Loss At Mill
Frank Miller of Hastings mill lost the ends of his first and third fingers on Monday while working near machinery. The accident occurred during his shifts and the injury was reported promptly.
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Frank Miller
Hastings
Married This Morning In Heshbon Armagh Union
Mr. Harry G. Campbell of Heshbon and Miss Tillie C. Mack daughter of Wm Mack from Armagh were married at the residence of Mr. H Q Graham on Fifth street this morning.
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Harry G. Campbell
Heshbon
Tillie C. Mack
Wm. Mack
Pear Armagh
H. Q. Graham
Fifth Street
Gallagher and Ray to wed at Penn Run home
Mr S L Gallagher of Green township and Miss Annie Ray of Taylorsville will marry at the home of the inti saaiatee Rev Wylie of Penn Run.
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Day
S. L. Gallagher
Green Township
Annie Ray
Taylorsville
Wylie
Penn Run
Tory
Imprisoned for Costs. Gaston Arrested by Deputy Sheriff Mengge
Gaston was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Jeng Mask Mengge for failure to pay costs. The brief report notes a detention following an order or judgment, with no additional context provided in the fragment.
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Gaston
Jeng Mask Mengge
On Foot in Venice Our Correspondent Visits Historic City
A correspondent tours Venice highlighting the Piazzetta pillars with St Theodore and the Winged Lion, the Ducal Palace, and the old library mint. It describes St Mark's clock tower, the Merceria, Rialto, and the city’s land streets, canal bridges, and absence of horse-drawn traffic, then visits Jesuit church, Santa Maria de Frari, and notable monuments to Pesaro Titian and Canova, ending with a Grand Canal steamer ride and Colleoni statue.
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Piazzetta
Theodore
St. Mark
St. Mark’s Church
Merceria
Bri
Rialto
Venice
Santa Maria de Frari
Pesaro
Titian
Ake
Canova
al Ictures
Weill
Edinburgh
Scotland
Colleoni
Parliath
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Clas
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Ing
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J A Peterman
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DJ Waller
R E Coleman
H L Walker
T C Stuchell
W H Miller
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Frank Lovelace
S D Lucas
J R Daugherty, Jr
J L Hazlett
J AC Ruffiter
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R H Clawson
H K Lowrie
A D Sutton
Jones Reese
Lowry Kan
Argument Court
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Guthrie
Conemaugh Township
Itas
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J. M. Guthrie
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Brian
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Levi Burkepile
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William Thomas
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West Wheatfield Township
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B. H. Duffey
K. Manners
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A. T. Rutledge
Lizzie McAtoose
Solomon Greenwood
S. D. Suttey
Pearl Chapman
Archibald Davis
West Mahoning Township
N. C. Coleman
Punxsutawney Road
Lizzie
Robert Ray
Kayne Township
Nancy Oliver
John Oliver
Young Township
Samuel Salsgiver
W. C. Orr
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Plumcreek
Washington Township
Robert Stewart
Westmoreland County
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Kier
Saltsburg
Buffington Township
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West Wheatfield
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W. L. Davis
John M. Rhodes
H. C. Vanhorn
Commonwealth
H. T. Sheller
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W. S. Hileman
J. S. Junod
St.Clair Thompson
Blacklick Township
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J. Ek. Marshall
H. K. Sloan
Taylor Buchanan
W. H. Gamble
Agnes A. Gamble
Reed T. Pearce
James 8
Black
John Croil
Isaac McLaughlin
David Stiffey
Croll
James S. Black
Kunkle
Wilson
Young Thieves
Pittsburgh& Eastern Railroad
Indiana Normal School Trustees
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