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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
6
A guide details constructing jewel boxes from a cut lid and lined with quilted satin, each section labeled Kanes Pins and Trinkets. It also covers making melon shaped workbags from satin covered cardboard pieces, with green silk wire tendrils and velvet leaves, useful for storing crochet or knitting pieces.
A young woman favors a garland of ribbon roses made by looping narrow ribbon into rosettes and knotting at the top. Centers use yellow silk, stems knot tied with knotted wired hayes ribbon, and a stiff white strip can be included to allow shaping the garland.
In Mount Carmel Connecticut a scrimmage between Mount Carmel and Yale aviators ends with a dramatic blast as fullback Bowen collapses and escapes a furious crowd. A stray football triggers panic as fans accuse rivals while play is halted and coaches console Bowen amid confusion.
A six month old calf ingested dynamite sticks while a farmer James Tatwin, twenty seven miles south of Topeka, Kansas, was seriously injured when the dynamite exploded during a well blasting attempt. The blast knocked him into a well and he later died. Local accounts note the calf swallowed dynamite before the explosion.
A digest of varied events from November reports: a five story hotel wing collapse in Long Beach killed nine workers. a jewelry theft in Syracuse worth $8000. a masked robber on the California Limited near Slater Missouri. Montana mine wage hikes for twelve thousand workers. a butcher in Appleton severely injures his mother. a duck killed a wealthy New Jersey exporter. Taft’s party at Fort Riley and trips to Oklahoma and Texas. Erie railroad firemen strike vote. St Louis grand jury to probe a major old business combine. fatal car crash near Des Moines. New York Democratic committee to investigate Kings County group. Texas Rangers ambushed near Rio Grande City.
Riga correspondent of the Bourse Gazette reports three boys condemned to death for robbery were shot. Four other persons were executed simultaneously. The firing squad was unnerved by the sight of children and fired wildly, finally killing all the condemned after several volleys.
The document outlines multiple deeds and parcels tied to Thomas A. Nicodemus in Indiana County Pennsylvania. It covers lots 33 34 35 in Nicodemus plan with Chestnut street fronts of 30 36 feet and depths of 120 feet, including two story frame houses and various appurtenances. Also references assignments from N Clyde Widdowson and deeds dated March 1904 and March 1904 recorded in Deed Book A vol 86 page 20, with completions in Dec 1903 and 1906. Includes additional lands in South Mahoning township, with boundaries to Peter Riddle and Robert McLain, totaling 50 acres 64 perches, tied to survey of Blount Fish and others, and conveyances by Amor Bridges and wife. The proceedings are taken in execution from Home B. & Ts. Association of Greensburg, Lev. Fa. No. 29 through 39, in various terms from 1903 to 1908.
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