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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1912

Page

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Presidential landslide for Wilson dominates yesterday’s vote

The Democratic landslide gives Woodrow Wilson the presidency with large statewide margins. Wilson wins Ohio and New York, while Taft carries Philadelphia and Utah, Idaho, likely Vermont. Roosevelt is expected to finish third with Indiana county showing a small Roosevelt lead. Local returns note a rise in Democratic votes and praise for J Wood Clark. Ideal weather aided turnout. Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Punxutawney figures cited.

Woodrow Wilson United States Wilson Ohio Taft New York Roosevelt Pennsylvania Philadelphia Rooseelt Utah Idaho Vermont Indiana Teddy J. Wood Clark Senate N. ‘Longham Kurtz Punxautawney Jayid

Woman killed in runoff near Starford by crushed by horses

Miss Annie Truman of Starford died after horses frightened by another driver backed over the buggy creating a pileup. Aaron Weakland of Arcadia was with her. the horses toppled into the buggy, causing fatal injuries to Truman. Remains were moved to Patton for burial.

Annie Truman Starford Aaron Weakland Arcadia Pankment Yaan Patton

Real estate transfers in Indiana County records update

A sequence of transfers across Indiana County includes Briggs to Dingle for 2600 and Shaffer to Manor Trust Co. for 2306, plus multiple acres and lots changing hands in Dixonville Buffington Canter Green Blairsville and Armstrong. Notable sums range from 102.20 to 10600 with parties including McHenry administrators, Widdowson Warren and Torrance.

Dixonville Joseph Houck Davis F. Meieaters Canter Graceton Coke Co John 8. Rose Green R. W. Boring Norman Lewis Indiana Nettle Grove-McAnulty Clyde Widdowson Albert BH. Warren James R. Daugherty Will .T. Herron A. G. Walbeck West Pueefield George R. Shoup Catharine Waddling Blairsville William J. Larkin Teresa Waddie Rogister Peter Kieh John A. Scott White Alex Bennett Elnora R. Coalmer Jessie B. Coalmer Guardian Banks A. B. Brithart Martha 8 Hougeholder Sarah McGinley James M. Torrance Heth Lowman Armstrong T. L. Edwards George G. Marshall Margaret Conley

Vice President Sherman Dies After Long Illness

James Schoolcraft Sherman vice president of the United States died at his Utica New York home at 9 42 last night after lapsing into coma He had been unconscious since morning and died in an aræmic coma from Bright s disease heart disease and arteriosclerosis The end was quiet and occurred in the presence of his wife siblings and sons and their wives The statement from Dr F A Peck details the final moments and causes of death.

Ndt Utica N. Y James Schoolcraft Sherman United States F. A. Peck Bright Dr. Peck

Missing Brother Found After Twelve Years in New Kensington

Edward Malone, once a teen ball player from Sagamore, Pa., was located by his brother in New Kensington after being missing 12 years. He traveled many states playing baseball, later worked at Union Spring and Manufacturing in New Kensington, and a family reunion is planned for Christmas.

New Kensington Edward Malone Malone Sagamore Edward Piedmont CW. Va Union Spring and Manufacturing Company James Malone Vandergrift

Blairsville Woman Found Dead In Bed In Blairsville

Mrs. Annie Lesecke, 47, was found dead in bed at her Blairsville home Monday morning from heart trouble. Coroner and detective arrived. an inquest was deemed unnecessary. The death follows a recent illness. burial plans noted, with local community notices and church pie social announced.

Blairsviler Annie Lesecke Bairaville Lesecke Bleirsville H. B Buterbaugh Jounty Neal Blairaville

Obituary notices for Warner and local deaths

A late Friday death in Center township ends Mrs. Insane W. Warner’s 68 years, after a stroke in 1910 left her paralyzed. she leaves nine children and several siblings, with interment at Oakland cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Hannah Peddicord and Margaret White, with service details and survivors listed. Deaths continue with Elizabeth C. Long and Isabella Clark, plus Robert Fulton and Jennie Taylor memorials, detailing family ties and burial plans. A separate item reports Ergon Koskome nski dies at 27 after a coal mine accident, and Frank Coon is killed by a falling derrick in Oklahoma. Additional notes mention Rev. Lawson Campbell relocating to Pittsburgh for evangelistic work and local social updates.

Insane W. Warner Massena C. Furman Warner Isaac W. Warner Center Township Shawee Warner Samuel Furman Hast Mahoning Township Pioneer Baptist Pittsburg William H Ohio James M. Campbell East Waterstreet Steele Apollo J. Arthur Warmer Hannah Peddicord Martintown William J. Peddicord Spruce Green Township Thos. Martin John Pittman Salinburg James Waite Barnesboro Sajem M. P. Church Elizabeth C. Long Fairview M. Er.ehurshh J. W. Cary Oakland Cemetery Harry H. Long Isabella Clark L. G. Clark Sheloca Emma Lafferty Clarksburg W. H. Clark Advance A. G. Clark Shelocta Offutt Widerton Robert Fulton Young Township William Couch Mya Denhie H. Taylor Jennie Elizabeth Taylor Biafraville W. D. Taylor Sharpsburg Sore D. A W. D I. Taylor Mra. A. W. Welber Ergon Coskomenski Iselin Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney

Personal Breevities Highlight Local Movements and Visits

Lobia Heyman touring New York shopping while Mrs Saral Gaston of Hast Street remains gravely ill after a stroke. Clyde resident Lyn conducted county seat business, Arthur Speedy and schoolmate W A Calvert visited here, and multiple locals hosted or traveled for family gatherings, weddings, or social events across the area.

Lobia Heyman Mie Huhatore New York Saral Gaston Hast School Street Thomas ’. Lyn Clyde Arthur Speedy Pittsburg W. A. Calvert Greenville Ed.ward J. J. Miller Weat Church Street Emma Stonebraker Nellie McHenry M. A. Wynkoop Kimmel Station

Fragmentary text yields uncertain news item

A distorted OCR fragment from a historical newspaper provides limited readable bits. It mentions names and places incompletely, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize into a definitive card.

Probated wills reveal Moorhead estate plans and legacies

The document details A T Moorhead estate provisions and a trust fund to benefit his widow Margaret during widowhood with income from the Moorhead firm. It allocates shares to children, survivorship conditions, and executors, plus notices of other local wills including Cribbs and McGovern distributions and assorted bequests.

Local era social notes from Plumville district

Local correspondence from Plumville lists visits by Mrs Joseph Verpe and family, nurse Mra Anna Pifer, and various townsfolk. It notes school closings due to illness, Hallowe'en gatherings, church services, visitors from Punxsutawney and Pittsburgh, and several social entertainments at homes with costumes, refreshments, and friendly exchanges.

Plumville, Mra Joseph Verpe Grace Hust Mahoning Rank Verpe J. KR. Sleworks Miah Anna Pifer Duroxantawley A. M. Pifer Butler Smith Jim Weaver Wilkinsburg J. N. Cochran Hallowe'en Ladies Club Sven the Witch Wester Wamu Wren Stewart Tadiimi John R. Stewart Thomas Evangelis Punxsutawney Presbyterian Church Alice Lyte Sara Lydie Pauline McMillen Aubrose W. I. Halleck Ielly da Corning John Kelley Danger Frexter Washington Township Hannah Stuehell A 8. McQuilken Dayton John McChel Darios McClain Atwood Jane Alshouse Thos. Bracken Sige Catherine Speedy Win, Little Clark Shields Barr Isiar Allison Savamore

Child Fatally Shot by Youthful Uncle at Doorway

A seven year old girl, Min Brandon-Bartlebaugh, died after a .22 rifle was picked up by her seven year old uncle Lowry King in the doorway of the King home. The shooting occurred during hunting season safety at Indiana Hospital performed but the girl died Saturday evening. The child was the daughter of Mrs. J P Brandon and stepdaughter of Albert Bartlebaugh. Services were held at Currynik church and burials followed.

Margaret T. White Margaret Thalma Harry White Wayne Avenue Charles J. Wbey New Derry Indiana Hospital Hbey Oakland Cemetery Smickaburg J. Bert. Bell Windber Ino Nathan Torner Laura Lowry Annie Weston Phoebe Warren Punxsutawney C. Robinson Pittsburgh A. Kamerer Fuifana Joseph Haire West Virginia Roy [Loover West George Irwin Punxsutawney Hospital Burt Good Dust Marshall Daylan Max Warnick Black Charles Thoualt Vandergriff Hallowe Odd Pellows Hall Hchhon Henry King Twolick Marie Brandon-Bartlebaugh Lou King Indiana Albert Bartlebaugh Klaw Wang Bartlebaugh Min Lowry King Mr. Burttough G. E. Simpson I. B. Neal J. P. Brandon Washinton Township Mr. Bartlebaugh S. R. Brandon Washington Town Ship Currynik Dhurel Burying Ground

Krussian Musical Echoes at Nort Conservatory Faculty Night

The Century Club met Monday evening for a program by Nort Conservatory faculty. Mrs. R J Sawyer offered a synopsis of Russian musical development while Miss King delivered Rubenstein studies on piano. Miss Farr sang folk songs and Rugolo Warum, with Wrigley on violin earning praise. Crane-Wrigley’s piano pieces and the dynamics of Mr Cogswell and Prof Hart enriched the event, which remained delightful throughout.

Nort Conservatory N Century Club R. J. Sawyer Miss King Rubenstein Miss Farr

Bell to Rebuild Toll Lines Between Blairsville and Indiana

Bell system plans toll line reconstruction between Blairsville and Indiana to improve long distance service. S. W. Warrick, local manager, says about 17.6 miles will be rebuilt costing around 320 thousand dollars with nine miles of open air. Work aims to bring toll service up to Bell System standards and may start soon. Home Mission Week begins November 17, emphasizing nationwide church outreach with services and sermons led by Indiana Johnson and pastor Thomas Lambert.

America Kingdom of God Indlana

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