Grand Jury Must Act in Macaluso Murder Case
Italian Angelo Macaluso, jailed in Montreal, faces a possible true bill next week as the grand jury convenes at the December term. District Attorney George J. Fell believes sufficient evidence links him to the murder of Dominico Salyo in Gipsy on August 17. If indicted, extradition papers will be issued and Macaluso will be brought to trial. he had confessed to a reporter, then denied the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Angelo Macaluso
Dominico Salyoo
Gipsy
George J. Fell
Montreal
Macalusa
Josiah Neal
Memorial Services At Indiana Lodge Elks No 951
The Indiana Lodge No 951 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks announces annual memorial services known as the Lodge of Sorrow. Public program at Library Hall Sunday at 2:30 PM features orchestra selections, a eulogy for F. Maule Detwiler, P.G.B.K. R., odes, solos by Nellie Hetrick Hamilton Gray Helen Watson and others, an oration by P A Shaner, and benediction by Rev. Lewis Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Library Hall
Apple
Jason W. Carson
My King
Lynn
Nellie Hetrick
Lodge
George Rogers
Brother
F.’ Maule Detwiler
P.G. BK. R
Hamilton Gray
J. I. King
Cavalry
Helen Watson
Belection
The
Elks’ Brotherhood
P.'. A. Shaner
Pittsburg
Pearl Walker
Charles Gessler
John St. Clair
John Selig
Clyde Gessler
God
Lewis Hay
Disputed Regularity of Paper Negotiated by Harvey Kinnan
Five county residents file petitions in prothonotary’s office to show cause why judgment should not be opened over notes bearing signatures alleged to be negotiated by H M Kinnan. Sheriff seals Kinnan’s personal property after a bank exec issued debt. Notes involve $1,500 and Kinnan’s former livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kinnan
Prothonotery
Harvey M. Kinnan
J. W. Kinnan
Deckers Point
H. M. Kinnan
Kinnan
Josiah Neal
Clarion Bank
H.M. Kinnan
Indiana
Pouxsutawney
Dubois
Indiana Old Roys Open Season Against Pittsburg Team
The Indiana Amateur Athletic Association basketball squad opens the season next Monday versus a Pittsburg side likely East Liberty. A scheduled match with an Allegheny County League team was canceled due to star forward Lieban’s illness. The home team is practicing and hopes for a game next week. Also this week the will of late A Templeton of Conemaugh township was probated, naming Elizabeth Templeton executrix and dated October 14, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Roys
Indiana
Pittsburg
East Liberty Club
Indiana Amateur Athletic Association
Allegheny County
Lieban
Templeton
Conemaugh Township
Elizapeth Templeton
Personal Brevities From Town During Thanksgiving
J A Prick is in New York while John Selig tours Philadelphia. Numerous town residents visited relatives or attended Thanksgiving in Irwin Punxsutawney Latrobe Beaver and Pittsburg. Names include Laura Ansley Laura Allison Bertha Baylor Bess Klingensmith and others. Many plans include visits to Johnstown Marion Center McKeesport and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Prick
New York
John Selig
Philadelphia
J. Dixon
Apollo
J. M. Glassford
William B. Hill
Somerset
Laura Ansley
Irwin
Laura Allison
Punxsutawney
Joseph O
Harry RB. Clark
Glen Campbell
Sarah
Mary Weir
Pittsburg
Charles Gessler
Young
Bertha Baylor
Church Street
Wilkinsburg
W. W. Reed
Pitcairn
Elmer Dickie
Russell
Beaver
Charles
M. J. North
J. B. North
Bess Klingensmith
Collins Graham
Jacob Webbling
Bellaire
Robert. Cowden
J. M. Walch
North Seventh Street
J. O. McCracken
Johnstown
B. Adair
Ralph Cunningham
Edward
Charles Moorhead
Town
Tittsburg
Harry Earhart
Oarkland Avenue
J. K. Brallier
Latrobe
Old Lady Robbed Near Elderton in Home Theft
Mrs. Matilda Guiste, an elderly resident near Elderton, was robbed of a picketbook containing 30 dollars and a note for 175 dollars. The purse was taken from a table in the room while she was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Guiste
Elderton
Resignation of Local Lutheran Pastor Paxter to Move
Ray Shile Miller, pastor of the Laicks burg and Trade City Lutheran churchus, has tendered his resignation and accepted a call from a congregation in the state of New York. Additional local news on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxter
Loave County
Ray, Shile Miller
Laicksburg and
Trade City
Obituary notices from Pittsburg and nearby towns
Mrs Sarah Rhea widow of Daniel Rhea died at her Pittsburg home aged about 80 born in Conemaugh township and resided there long. survived by three children. Mrs Mada A Davis and Mrs Mary A Davis former county residents died in Johns town and Cambria county aged 89. born in Wales. Thomas McCloskey of Glen Campbell died aged 4 years after Brights disease. conductor on Glen Campbell line survived by wife and two daughters. Angus Condron of Verona died in Pittsburg of typhoid fever. born Smicksburg with relatives in county. interment Verona. William Simpson of Punxsatawney died of paralysis aged td years. wife and nine children survive. Darsis Moward of North Point died of tuberculosis aged about 80. survived by wife and one daughter. interment Ringgold Jefferson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bratton
Topeka
Kan
W. Guthrie
Church Street
Hannah Walker
Ida
Nettie
D. W. Raraigh
Plumville
Glyde Seanor
Philadelphia
I. W. Colkitt
Marion Center
W. J. Colkitt
East Oak Street
Ollie McGregor
Ellsworth McGregor
Harry Laughlin
Charles Cunningham
Cornell
Martha Gompers
Johnstown
William. Scanlon
Thomas A. Kinter
Gaibleton
Bradenville
K. O. Swaith
Puomags
John A. Findley
Vicers Ridge
William J. Short
Cherryhill Township
Midiana
Colorado
D.m. Gamble
North Fifth Street
Amits
Hatrarl Bretter
Sarah Rhea
Daniel Rhea
Pittsburg
Conemaugh Township
Garrage
Saltsburg
Mada A. Davis
Mary A. Davis
Sarah Williams
Wales
Grisémore
Cambria
Thomas McCloskey
Glen Campball
Bright
Glen Campbell
Angus Condron
Verona
Smicksburg
Wills Mr. Sempson
William 2. Simpson
Punxsatawney
Indiana
Darsuis Noward
Darsdis Moward
North Point
Ringgold
Jefferson County
Minstrel Shows Planned Under Harry Marshall Direction
Indiana press notes a revival of minstrel performances for firemen benefit with two productions plus new acts directed by Harry J. Marshall. A permanent minstrel group may form, featuring Pittsburg professionals and strong Indiana talent, aiming to rival top shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry
Marshall
Indiana
Harry J. Marshall
Boston
Pittsburg
Ovens Guarded by Deputies in Graceton Strike
Sheriff Josiah Neal was summoned to Graceton on Friday to protect Corrigan and Melvinie property as coke drawers threatened to attack workers. Deputies patrolled, restraining strikers who weakened after the show of force. The next day management and workers reached a settlement. three leaders were discharged. Wages were the dispute, with Graceton men seeking 83 cents per oven, equal to Coral, versus 70 cents at Graceton. Investigation showed Graceton pay matched Coral, and foreigners withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharif Josiah Neal
Graceton
Corrigan & Melvinie
Sheri Neal
Dis
Coral
al Geraceton
Indiana Lumber and Supply to Build New Plant
At a stockholders meeting the Indiana Lumber and Supply Company increased capital from 810000 to 880000. Only 310000 of the new stock will be issued to current members. Work will start within two weeks on a new plant on the south side of West Oak Street between Tenth Street and the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad. The site was previously purchased. buildings planned include a 70 by 140 foot main planing mill, a boiler house, and a 20 by 60 foot lumber warehouse with a rail siding. The plant aims to be the county’s largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lumber and Supply Company
West Oak Street
Tenth Street
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Abandoned cow killed after rabies fears in West Wheatfield
Narvy J Dick of West Wheatfield township killed a valuable cow Saturday after his dog, attacked by a canine with rabies symptoms three months earlier, later grew vicious and refused feed. The dog was killed and the cow died after paralysis. owner ended its suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narvy
J. Dick
West Wheatfield Township
Mr. Dick
Animer
Local Weddings Highlight South Greensburg and Nearby Areas
Philip Gitten of South Greensburg weds Annie Johns of Robinson in a Thursday ceremony at the bride’s home with about 50 relatives present. Rev. A. Shaukis officiates. The couple plan Greensburg residence. Also wed were Samuel Nofsker of Beechwood and Margaret Johnston of Creekside at the bride’s home with Rev. James J. Dat presiding. Alexander J. Martin of Johnstown and Jeannette D. Bisher of Advance tied the knot in Johnstown with guests including W. Liphart and Minnie Martin. The weddings reflect active local life with multiple couples forming new homes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gitten
South Greensburg
Annie Johns
Wred Johns
Robinson
Mr. Gitten
A. Shaukis
Misa Amanda Crawford
Marry Johns
Gertrude
Zalda Ceffith
Grisemore
Greensburg
Samuel Nofsker
Beechtros
Jefferson County
Margaret Johnston
Creekside
L. W. Johnston
James J. Dat
Murrayaville
Alexander J. Martin
Johnstown
Jeannett. D. Bisher
Advance
George N. Hammers
W. IL. Liphart
Somerset
Minnie Martin
Hammers & Martin
Thanksgiving News From Indiana County Local Corners
Local correspondence recounts Thanksgiving visits and travel across Indiana County. Residents such as J W Palmer, Mrs Livzia Mabon, McCracken, and the Cribbs family figure among guests and hosts. The piece lists numerous family gatherings, travel to Pittsburg and Punxsatawney, church events, and community notes on pensions, teaching, and revival meetings.
Coal block to be larger in Pennsylvania railroad land deal
Attorneya reports that coal lands east of Inglisonville in Conemaugh and Blacklick townships are being purchased by the Pennsylvania Railroad, with 5000 acres slated to be acquired at full value. Landowners in Young Blacklick and Conemaugh townships receive payments. names and sums listed for numerous parcels and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglisonville
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Telford & Stewart
Ohn Geninell
SL Clark Henderson
Slate OR. Toward
Win
Annie H. Kavern
JL Ares
Nulinn A. Means
John Jf. Miller
Wilma A. Unenpher
Jered
Samuel St. Berkey
Poor Remembered Thanksgiving Service Held in Lutheran Church
The Thanksgiving service at the Lutheran church drew a large crowd on Thursday at 10 o clock. Rev George Holmes delivered the sermon, with Rev Dr A J Furman leading the responsive reading and Rev Did Wayrowniee reading the Scripture. Rev H J Altsman offered prayer. A collection for the worthy poor was raised and will be distributed by church representatives. Model school pupils contributed provisions for the town’s poor, a long-standing custom, with offerings larger than ever. The Humilie Agent Jd Wilse Thompson will deliver the provisions to needy homes on his mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgea Holmes
M. Ff. Clared
A. J. Furman
Baptist Church
Did. Wayrowniee
First United Presbyterian Church
H. J. Altsman
Ehnol
Chika
Humilie
Jd. Wilse Thompson
Wheel
Sonny
Strongstown Notes Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Strongstown residents and visitors are listed in a town roundup. Dr M B Shultz returns from Philadelphia to visit parents and auction his store. Various locals including Miss Jeanetta Ednu, Miss Bessie Graham, and others are noted for visits, callers, and social activities. A public sale of Samuel Duncan’s property raised 2400 dollars. Typhoid fever recovery is mentioned for N G Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Shultz
Philadelphia
Samuel Shult
J.B. Graham
Laney
Barnesboro
Jeanetta Ednu
Wintondale
Bessie Graham Kriday
Mary Michaels
Johnstown
Kinnmud Doarmy
Charles Altemus
Morrollyville
Jame Altomus
Squire
Wallace
Allica
Odesna Grow
Dol W. Denenn
Ebensbury
Ferends Horn
Samuel Duncan
Green township butchered hog last week records 460 pounds
A correspondent reports H. EK Loar of Green township killed a hog last week and dressed 460 pounds. The incident is described with minimal detail and confirms the quantity processed by the local butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EK
Loar
Green Township
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Grand Jury
Tnelbase
A.T. Moorhead
Leechburg
Erma Cunningham
Frank Glover
East End
James Brallier
Frank Moorhead, Jr
John K. Brallier
Sarah J. Lockard
Blairsville
D.H. Condron
Lockard
Quincy, Hly
Emma Caddick
Thomas M'Closkey
S. W. Guthrie
Vine Crandall
Athena
Katharyn Kebler
Grant Street
R. M. Elrick
Samuel Elrick
Belle Elvick
A. Campball
8. F. Warner
Harriet Mc.Annlty
Ganva Ansley
Baptist Sabbath School
M. M. Thompson
North Suventh Straet
New Loans Order
Iks
Thair Friands
Nils
Ordey
Isthin
D. Wook Clark
Brotherhood
N. Tomb
J. Bhile Sattons
Lke
J. N. Langham
Wust
Michael Bennett
Sulphurtun
Spring Street
Ridesville
Bennett
Coke Workers
Turkawen
IPS
Vhe
Odd Yellows
John Lowry
H. M. Statey
G.J. Burkett
Jasob Hood
George Crissuan
Calvin Hoy
de M. McQuown
D.cugh
Parxsubinney
WW. I. Harkey
Nautyglo
N. W. Mikin
Kiltanning
CG. McClain
Clarry M. Kanare
Mosed Kanner
White Towneship
Kila Stead
Nnox
Ulavlon
Kagarr
Plaub Ab
Anlwee
Vapi
Bundal
Clarketuny
New Morand
RS. Eliott
New Florence
J. Morrell
Maynobs
Pershing & Ihaveell
J.A. Horrell
Rowland 1
Wachob
Mabel Virginia Sanford
Bwarky Crawford
Hirch
Imlown- Oly
Bert G. Brown
Nannie M. Clyde
Marion Canter
United Presbyterian Reharch
Piblsburg
Charles H. Godwin
Bridgeville
Ellnabeth Penton
Stilacilan
Henry
Robert. Btrachen
Rossiter
Maude Henry
Canoe Ridge
Yallery
Samuel Davis
Wolfgang-Sharbon
Michael C. Wolfganng
Sikesville
Mary 1
Sulmera
Jamon $7
Ised
Shologia
Mins Mien Rupert
Hiderton
Lev
Janos M. Welch
WILEY
Lively
Harman
Milas Myer
Blacklick, Wort
Mitericdl
Nour City
Roy
Layerty
White Township
Mean Nichol
Willian ‘Trimble
Romeamberad
Coorgeville Baptist Church
Joy
M. H
Pine
Sold & Good Morse
William Bennett
Mars
Howard Swank
Cast Quk Street
Briginston
Rank Myers
Boss Lovelace
Lee Perry
Christian Church
South Pithh Street
Myers
Tra A. Myers
Brida
George Lovelace
Clymer Manufacturing Company
Taverty
J. W. Palmer
Livzia Mabon
New Hmoronee
Lash Seek
Ha, McCracken
Vandergrift
Conemaugh
May C. Yair
Eya Vanard
Beaver Malls
Eya
Cora Conner
Bldysvill
Victor Mbelk
Tidiana
Mia
Melndden
Davis A. Palmer
Gueensbury
Mins
Helen Mair
Miskiminetas
Snc
Dora Conner
Binivsvilts
May Mir
Wilder Rankin
Richmond
Lindsey
Shoemeker
Lyman Palmer
Chas. Cribbs
Dalton Johnston
Indiana Normal
Rebeves McDowell
Apent
James Gardner
D. A. Palmer & Son
Miss Nobel Lewis
Pearl
Marie
Ale
Lana
John Wrampton
Punxsiafiewr Ls
Doves
Milas Addie Pounds
Jis
Tidinna
Glyda Woresman
Claarfield
Nd. Jamison
Mosgrs
Nlaraco McUinity
Wilmer ‘Wood
Wilbyans
Mon Grill
Kuan Sutor
Margarett Park
Dreamette
Wamill
Hamill
A. We Lang
Pendion Gbtorney
Meghanta
Iditor Mobbein
Tidlund
Wilber Brown
Mary Heown
Altoona
Daisy Pifor
Stella Downey
Armetrong County
Clair Baun
Trens Moot
Marchand
Steelamith
Igo
McConahey
United Evangelical Church
Hev. Breclamith
Ernest Dohlhopp
Lekanon
Win, Honyack
Jadinni
Sprague Martin
Houlton
Mias Zore Coulter
Purchahe Lan
Mead
M. Mudkay
Vlorones
Pun Charlie
Ciew Campbell
Willits Jiouk
Soxoph Nouk
Adarge Red Fox
John Mekee
Ejora
Buterbaugh
GR Brallh Ant
Mia Smith
Od Houk
Aid Mes
Jacksonville
Strongstown
Gillikem One
Anna
Margaeet Willams
Uhinnka
Ebenezer Smith
Hastings
Weunesahey
Reade
Kanwood
NG. Davis
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