Spirited Rallies Highlight County Campaign Efforts
Enthusiastic Republican meetings across the county boost support for the State Treasurer candidate. Rallies in Trade City Rossiter Penn Run and Strongstown draw large farmer and business audiences despite bad weather, with speakers including A F Cooper James Henry and J P Mack. Closing events slated for Smicksburg Plumville Glen Campbell Cookport. Local property sales and jury wheel reorganization noted amid campaign activity. Robbery at Parkwood reports minor loss of gloves shoes and knives.
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Trade City
North Mahoniog
Neal
James Chambers
George Dorn
T. 5
Anderson Dilts
James T. Henry
Blairsville
Elder Peeler
W. M. Mahan
W. BR. Calhoun
Rossiter
Clift McFarland
A. F. Cooper
Homer City
James P. Mack
Town
Penn Run
Cherryhill Township
J. Lee Plummer
J. N. Langham
A. B. Cooper
Hiter Peeler
Buffington
Pine Townships
Strongstown
Bert Strong
George J. Feit
James P
Dispute Over Line Fence Thwarts Jury Verdict in Ejectment Case
Four day trial over a narrow two inch strip on sixth street in the borough ended without a verdict after jurors deliberated over 25 hours. J M Wingheimer sues C M Wortman claiming the Clawson House dining room encroaches. Wortman contests the line and the dining room being on his land. The jury was discharged unable to agree. The docket notes a following case, Viso Barile versus James H Corbett, involving a dynamite accident during railroad work.
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Telford
J. M. Wingheimer
C. M. Wortman
Sixth Street
Clawson House
Viso Barile
James H. Corbett
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Private Sale Sets Strong Mark for Lota at Clymer
Two day private sale at Clymer in Cherryhill township yielded 4000 in aggregate and 6000 in total sales as buyers flocked to the new coal town. Investors show confidence in Clymer’s future as a county hub, with no further sales until spring.
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Clymer
Cherryhill
Bituminous Coal Corporation
Clearfield
John 5. Fisher
Indiana
Carnegie Boosts Library Gift at Juniata College
Andrew Carnegie increased a 15 000 gift to Juniata College Huntingdon after a 17 000 fundraising total was counted. President Martin G Brumbaugh asked for 28 000 and Carnegie agreed to raise his gift to that amount to fund a new library building and its endowment.
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Andrew Carnegie
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Carnegie
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Cora Fisher at 86
Neighbors and relatives gathered Tuesday at Josiah Fisher’s Willet home to celebrate Mrs Cora Fisher’s 86th birthday in surprise. Gifts were presented and a noon dinner from Kassets, with plenty of food, was served. A.M. Hook was awarded the contract to erect buildings for Robin sateen Horse Collar Company’s plant on Philadelphia street, with work to start immediately and finish by next January.
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Cora Fisher
Josiah Fisher
Willet
Bexin
New Maat
A. M. Hook
Robinsateen Horse Collar Company
Philadelphia
J. T. Bell
Philadelphia Street
Hell
Land Sale and Local Sports Snippet
Bought coal tract by attorney John F fir and Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp purchases from Joseph Mears Tanoma for 197.78 acres with Mears receiving 6022.30. Normal football team loses 10 0 to Kiski. Judy MacGregor scores a touchdown Kamer adds field and extra. Stadmiller elected senior class VP law Michigan Ann Arbor. Hunting party at Lunclife with Keller Wilson Keiler at Rbncliffe for a week. Typhoid fever victims Mrs Wolf and Ernest Forsha back East.
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John 8. Fisher
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Joseph Mears
Tanoma
Mears
Normal
Firat
Kiski
Judy MacGregor
Kamer
Saltsburg Elder J H Ewing Dies at 89
James H. Ewing of Saltsburg dies after a two week illness at age 89. He led Saltsburg Presbyterian Church as senior elder and is survived by a large family including Rev J R Ewing in India and several others across Pennsylvania and beyond. Interment was in Saltsburg following funeral services.
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James H. Ewing
Saltsburg
Saltsburg Presbyterian Church
Mra. J. A. Hawk
New Kensington
J. ©. R. Ewing
Lahore
India
John A. Ewing
Leadville
Colo
Ira ©. Ewing
Wilkinsburg
Arthur H. Ewing
Allahabad
Joseph L. Ewing
Brian, N.J
RK. M. Ewing
Clara Ewing
Pittsburg
W. Howard Ewing
Baltaburg
George Furman Dies at Grant's Pass at 43
George Furman son of J W Furman of Deckers Point and nephew of Rev A J Burman died in Grant's Pass Oregon at age 43. He attended the Normal school here and later worked for Sutton Bros Bell. Survived by his father and siblings Mrs Virginia Roberts Mrs Mary Rinn Warren and Samuel Furman.
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George Furman
J. W. Furman
Deckers Point
A. J. Burman
Town
Grant's Pass
Ore
Sutton Bros & Bell
Virginia Roberts
Grisemore
Mary Rinn
Colorado
Warren
Glassport
Samuel
Obituaries and Survivors From Chambersville Brookville and Livermore
Mrs Margaret Brady widow of Robert Brady died at her Chambersville home aged 85 survived by ten children interment at Crooked Creek Baptist church cemetery Chambersville Thursday afternoon Jackson Heber a Brookville resident died last week aged 56 married May 1870 to Mary Ann Young sister of Martha Gompers survived by wife and six children William Culp of near Livermore died suddenly aged 71 interment at New Alexandria Tuesday survived by J L Culp A B Culp and Mrs David Myers
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Mary Kagon
Mary Eason
Mra
B. I. Williams
Cockport
William Eason
Ebensburg
W. H. Oldham
Meegare Brady
Robert Brady
Chambersville
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Thursda
Jackson Heber
Brookville
Mary Ann Young
Martha Gompers
William Gul
William Culp
Livermore
J. L
A. B
Culp
David C. Myers
Town
New Alexandria
Samuel H. Murray Dies in Blairsville at 71
Blairsville resident Samuel H. Murray died Monday from paralysis at age 71. He is survived by his wife and several children. Interment will be held in Blairsville today.
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Samuel H. Murray
Blairsville
Bray M R I a Latrobe man dies after illness
Frank Bray of Latrobe and brother of Mrs William Nibert of Whitetownship died last Monday. He leaves his wife and nine children.
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Hrank Bray
Frank Bray
Latrobe
William Nibert
White Township
End of Local Pastorate for Rev Furman in Indiana
Rev A J Furman, longtime Baptist pastor and Post No 28 chaplain, preached farewell in Indiana before moving to Library Allegheny County to lead a larger congregation with higher pay and no parsonage. The New Century Club noted a Cambridge Springs Federation of Clubs report with talks on Juvenile Courts and Home Nature Study, hosted by Mrs R E Young with assistance from Mrs Murray H Guthrie and Mrs W F Wettling.
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Furman
Allegheny County
A. J. Furman
Library
Indiana
State Federation of Clubs
Cambridge Springs
New Century Club
John 8. Hastings
Misa Edith Mansfield
Tistey Christy
R. EB. Young
Murray H Guthrie
W. F. Wettling
Samuel J Apple Passes State Board to Become Pharmacist
Samuel J Apple of the town, a clerk at Hildebrand's drug store, has been registered as a pharmacist after passing the recent state board examination.
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Samuel J. Apple
Hildebrand’s Drug Store
Indiana Bent Ring Ladder Company Plans Two New Plants
The Indiana Bent Ring Ladder Company will open two additional plants, one in the far west near the Pacific coast and one in the south, to cut freight costs and expand territory. Cities bidding include Tacoma, Seattle, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Aberdeen, Miss., and Paducah, Ky. The new plants will be much larger, may source lumber from them, and location decisions will be set this month after site visits by W. I. Wettling and foreman Frank Alers.
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Indiana Bent, Ring Ladder Company
Indiana Bent
United States
Chattanooga
Clarksville
W. I. Wettling
Frank Alers
Weddings of a Week at Mrs Viscus Residence
A week of autumn nuptials culminated in a ceremony at Mrs. Mary Viscus’s home near Shelocta. Maude Viscus wed Albert Warren of Dubois in a noon ceremony led by Rev. A H Campbell and Rev. St L Ralston with 35 guests. Attendants were James Reed and Huma Welch. The bride wore white silk and carried white carnations. presents included $100. The couple will reside in Dubois where Mr Warren works as an electrician.
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Mary ¥. Viscus
Shelocta
Albert Warren
Dubois
Maude
A. EH. Campbell
Elderton
St. L. Ralston
Hiderton
Margaret Fiscus
James Reed
Huma Welch
Penfield
Mr. Warren
Wadding Dencan and Dancan Tie the Knot in Dayton
Dayton couples wed in Wednesday ceremonies as Charles B Wadding and Miss Ethel M Dancan marry at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev G W McIntyre officiating. In Saltsburg area, Bertha Eekenrode wed by Rev A I Bell and Lizzie Klingensmith married at Saltsburg by Rev George M Hyall. John H Parks and Lyda Borts will marry at the bride's home tomorrow. Pattison store to be enlarged with a three story addition 200 feet long. The States engagement announced for Miss Dolph ie B States to William M Heming with ceremony set for November 16. Ming States, a clerk turned snow-trained nurse in Punxsutawney.
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Joseph Tarr
Avonmore
Mab Bertha Eekenrode
Salinburg
A. ‘I. Bell
Saltsburg
Hoou-Klingensmith
Steele Roof
Lizzie Klingen- Smith
Aaltgburg
George M. Hyall
L. Pattigoe
Pattison
Gompers Alley
Hiv
A. J. States
Near Locust
Dolfie B. States
William M. Hleming
East Pittsburg
Ming States
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Wills From 1896 to 1904 Leave Estates to Widows and Heirs
Multiple probate notices detail bequests from George W Cribb William McKallip Leonard Kight Catherine Watterson James M Miller and Robert D Williams. Wills dated 1896 1901 1905 1904 assign farms houses and personal property to widows sons daughters and nephews with executors named. Several estates filed in various townships.
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George W. Cribb
Blacklick
Ling Boon
Ile
John I. Cribbs
William McKallip
Weat Mahoning Township
Catherine Watterson
Indiana
Gabriel Watterson
John Montgomery
Tarrat Montgomery
Francis Walsh
Linzie MH. Watterson
Emma Foster
Robert Montgomery
Jane Picebbum
Sarah Borts
Lizzie I. Watterson
Harriet Montgomery
William
Pattison
James M. Miller
Plumville
Archibald
Green
W. DP. Miller
Robert D. Williams
Pina Township
Ils Gona
B. J
J. HW. Williams
Real Estate Transfers and Local Social Notices
Real estate deals include many acres sold to Willis Nugent on Mine Montgomery and others across White, Indiana, Blairsville, Cherryhill, and Burrall with prices ranging from 50 to 3,000 dollars. Social items note gatherings by H C Christy, Ancient Order of the Mystic Chain, and various birthday parties and a house warming at J B Campbell residence.
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David Somerville
Willis d. Nugent
W. Ds Dovinney
del Ty
Gbaxles Glasso
Dance M. Danean
Conuullagh
A. W. Dincans
David Mak
White
Charles Little
White Bo
Jefferson & Clearflell Coal and Ron Co
Henry Iilty
Conamaugh
Hiram Shirley
R. E. Getty
Indiana
A. Rosborough
Philip
Gardner
Bucrell
James Gardner
Martha 2
W. A. Lydic
Green
Mike
Morrell
Dixon Run Juand Co
Cherryhill
John
Hisher
Dixon Run Lane Co
A. Conner
Mary A. Robinson
Burrell
Gracinto M. Ferrars
Caroline McGowan
Stanley McGowan
Witliam CG. Durr
Salisbury
Minnie Rupert
Maury KE. Burry
Aera
Burrall
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Co
Sarah Wiggins
Acros
Armstrong
BMC
Sadia HK
Rinn
A. d. Farman
David Lewis
Smicksburg
Ada K. Lewis
Jacob & Long
Barrell
Dd Palmer
Sophia Deantun
J. Dh. Palmer
D. J. Thompson
Indiany
John A. Campbell
Mra. H. C. Christy
South Seventh Straot
Ingleside Club
Ancient Order of the Mystic Chain
Odd Fellows Hall
In Land of the Dutch Fickle English Channel
An observer recounts a July sea crossing from London to Ostend, describes Ostend and Brussels visits, hotel life, bath houses on wheels, and the Belgian capital’s Independence Day celebrations. Noted are European hotel service, American tourist prominence, and cost comparisons with American goods.
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Ontend
Kathery
Comety Ditch
Lavsanne
Sursay
Provrers
London
Wea
Dover
Ostend
Ostand
Europe
Oae
Atantic
Atlantic City
Krom Ostend
Brussels
Belgium
Saune
Grand Hotel
Palace of Justice
America
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Milton D. Beatty
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Montgomery Township
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Martin B. Stadmiller
Department of Law
University of Michigan At
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Rrncliffe
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