Muster Out Officer Arrives for Company F Discharge
After delays Captain Mahan and Company F soldiers near final muster out today. Paymaster Major Haverstick expected before noon as news from regimental HQ brightens spirits. Election vote held on site. 30 ballots cast with Republicans leading. over 10,000 dollars in pay will be distributed locally.
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Mahan
J. F. Conrad
Altcona
W. Haverstick
B. A. Brown
B. R. Thompson
J. P. Jack
Emanuel McCrady
George McCluskey
Swallow
D. M. Caldwell
Altoons
Blairsville
Judge White Sustained and Guthrie Credit Court Decisions
McFeaters executors appealed from this court and the supreme court in Pittsburg sustained the verdict before Judge White. A Guthrie credit contest also sustained at the supreme bench. Widdowson will case verdict not yet rendered by the supreme court in Indiana's Talent at Philadelphia. Elkin Glee Club members visited Philadelphia Thursday to sing at Republican meetings as guests of State Chairman Elkin.
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Indiana
Philadelphia
Messrs
Bert Lichteberger
J. Blair Sutton
Ernest Stewart
Pearl Walker
W. H. Jackson
Edgar Loughry
Defoe McLaren
Harry White, Jr
C. A. Geasler, Jr
Ed P. Grove
John M. Kinkead
Elkin Glee Club
Elkin
Home Talent Will Entertain At Nearby Towns
Prof J Lisle Apple Miss McMartin and Miss Sawyer of the Normal school form a concert company for winter engagements in neighboring towns. Their first show was held in Punxsutawney Friday evening delivering musical and literary talent to audiences. Rodkey Arrested On Assault Charge In Cherryhill township David E Rodkey was arrested for assault and battery by his wife before Squire Crossman. Bail posted for a hearing next Tuesday. Hunters With Defective Sight Four Braddock men hunted tabbit and shot a Beagle belonging to Frank Dobernick, mistaking it for a fox. the dog valued at 20 dollars.
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M. E
J. Lisle Apple
David E. Rodkey
Cherryhill Township
Squire J. A. Crossman
Rodkey
Braddock
Frank Dobernick
Mr. Dobernick
Roosevelt Woman Carrying New York Likely Wins by 20,000
Early returns from New York indicate Theodore Roosevelt likely won the state by about 20,000 over Augustus Van Wyck with Republicans seeing a drop of roughly 14 percent from the Black vote in 186. Brooklyn shifts toward Democrats as party leadership disputes affect margins. House races show Democratic gains, with seven new congressmen switching to the Democrats and a state Senate projected to be 27 Republicans and 23 Democrats.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Augustus van Wyck
Black
No York
Brooklyn
Kings County
Judge van Wyck
Friends
Jacob Worth
Pratt
Roosevelt
New York City
Quigg
Fourteenth
William Astor Chanter
Sulzer
William Astor Chanler
Albany
Tywentieth
Glynn
Washington election fever grips capital as results roll in
Intense interest marked election returns in Washington on November 9. Thousands gathered at bulletin boards outside newspaper offices while theaters and clubs relayed updates via wires and long distance lines. Cabinet members, including Secretary Wilson, followed returns by telephone as Roosevelt’s gubernatorial race in New York drew parallel attention. The main focus remained the makeup of the next House and the administration’s support across hundreds of offices.
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House of Representatives
Ohio
White House
Wilson
Executive
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Gage
Po City
Empire State
Roosevelt
Navy
Indiana party heads to Green Lee Mountains for 20 days hunting
A party of seven men John Tintoff J G Fleming William Thomas R W Wehrle Delos Hetrick T W Simpson and Ed Rowe left this morning for Green Lee Mountains Huntingdon County to hunt for 20 days. Several others from the area will join later.
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John Tintoff
J. G. Fleming
William Thomas
R. W. Wehrle
Delos Hetrick
T. W. Simpson
Ed Rowe
Indiana
Green Lee Mountains
Huntingdon County
Stone Gosh en leads in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia
Pennsylvania election returns show Stone likely to win by 125000 overall with Philadelphia county alone possibly 74000 ahead. Evans wins judge race by about 15000 to 30000. Republicans claim solid gains statewide and multiple congressmen elected across districts including Bingham Adams Mc Aleer and Young among others.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Stone
Pittsburg
Evans
Judge
Colonel Stone
Beacom
H. H. Bingham
Robert Adams, Jr
William McAleer
James R. Young
A. ©. Harmer
Thomas S. Butler
Irving P. Wagner
Daniel Ermentrout
Marriott Brosious
Morgan B. Williams
Marlin E. Olmstead
Charles F. Wright
Horace B. Packer
Thaddeus M. Mahon
Joseph E. Thropp
Summers M. Jack
John Dalzell
William H. Graham
Ernest F. Acheson
J. B. Showalter
Galusha A.grow
Samuel A. Davenport
Hollidaysburg
Gas explosion at Schooley mine kills one worker
In Scranton on November 9 a gas blast at the Schooley mine near West Pittston seriously burned four men James Coulter fireboss John Metcalf tracklayer John McQuillin miner and James Mackin driver Fire damp then felled Anthony Branke miner and John Valvens laborer Branke died before rescue and Valvens survived Officials fear Coulter and Metcalf may not recover also word on water supply for Santiago with engineers hired to study artesian wells or other options
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Scranton
Schooley
West Pittston
James Coulter
John Metcalf
John McQuillin
James Mackin
Anthony Branke
John Valvens
Branke
Valvens
Coulter
Metcalf
Navy orders rescue mission for Maria Teresa stranded ship
The Navy Department, citing newspaper reports of Maria Teresa near Cat Island in the Watling group, orders the ships Vulcan at Norfolk and Potomac at Santiago to sail immediately for Cat Island. Captain Mealla will command the expedition to attempt rescue if the vessel is found.
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Wasington
Navy Department
Maria Teresa
Cat Island
Watling Group
Vulcan
Norfolk
Potomac
Santiago
Mealla
Severe bruise after rally stumble injures clerk
Mr L A Gilbert a popular clerk at W R Loughry & Co store is nursing a sore knee this week after a stumble at a Republican rally in Blaizeville Friday. He severely bruised the ligaments of his left knee and is under care.
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L. A. Gilbert
W. R. Loughry & Co’s
Blaizeville Driday Angney
Republicans Hold Majority Predicted In House
Returns indicate 85 Republicans and 109 Democrats elected to national House seats with estimates showing a Democratic gain of 21 and Republican loss of 20 from earlier counts. Chairman Babcock and Kerr offered differing projections on the final majority, with various states showing shifts and some districts still undecided.
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Longtime Indiana resident Thompson Hanna dies at 89
Recent deaths fill local columns with notices of Thompson Hanna aged 89 dying at his son William in White Township. Survivors include wife predeceased and children in Pittsburg and the West. Funeral held at 2 PM Thursday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Dr. David Hall. Also noted are Anna B. Peterman of Advance area aged 35, James Nichol near Pine Flats aged 75, Mrs. Elizabeth Bagley of Green Township, James Stewart of Benardino, Cal., Miss Millie Fry in Cherryhill, and infant Naomi Strawder of Blairsville. Interments in Oakland cemetery and Five Points.
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William
White Township
Indiana
William Shaw
Pittsburg
Margaret Hanna
John
Joseph
Ralston
Anna B. Peterman
Martin Peterman
Near Advance
Lutheran Church
M. L. Schmucker
James Nichol
Pine Flats
Bright
Archibald Nichol
Breabyterian Church
George Nichol
Philadelphia
G. A. Clawson
Dixonville
Tanase A
Tillie
Elizabeth Bagley
Cockport
Green Township
Clark Cochran
Ella Huber
McGees Mills
Alfred Goodlin
Jacob Kring
Cookport
Rutan
James Stewart
Benardino
Cal
Cherryhill Township
California
Oakland Cemetery
Funeral Reform Paper At Ministerial Meeting
At a Lutheran church meeting the Ministerial Association discussed a paper titled Paper of Reforms by Rev. Dr. G T Reynolds. It urged funeral simplicity and opposed Sabbath funerals. A committee of Rev. H Q Graham and Rev. Lewis Hay will seek press publication. Next meeting features Rev. Dr. Owens on Psychology of the Bible. Married next Wednesday in Whites Township, Robert Watson and Margaret Hildebrand.
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Ministerial Association
Lutheran Church
G.T. Reynolds
M. E. Church
Lewis Hay
Christian Church
Wm. S. Owens
Robert Watson
Margaret Hildebrand
Harvey Hildebrand
White Township
County Vote Shows Republican Victory in Local Elections
Yesterday's county election produced a sweeping Republican win with governor returns drawing attention as votes trickled in from districts. County Chairman John Fisher provided an early governor estimate of Stone about 3,900. Jenks 1,500. Swallow 1,600, noting Swallow’s cross ticket support mainly from Republicans and a county gain of roughly 300 for him. The full official tally will be published after Thursday’s count.
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Pennsylvania
Court House
John §. Fisher
William A. Stone
Republcan
George A. Jenks
Silas C. Swallow
Swallow
Society’s Sphere Socials and Meetings Noted
Dinners and gatherings marked the week with Mrs J Telford hosting a dime social and Miss Blanche Wehrle and Miss Florence Lowry entertaining groups. The Indiana Book Club convened at the Normal school parlor. A church loan exhibition is planned for next week. Council discussed opening School Street between Railroad and Oaks and began grading and site planning.
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J. Telford
Sarah Birkman
James S. Blair
Indiana Book Club
Normal School
Blanche Wehrle
Fifth Street
Florence Lowry
Oakland Avenue
Ladies’ Parsonage Association of the
M. ©. Church
School Street
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