Lost Child at Station Brings Family Back Together
A Lost child is found in the street near the shopping district and brought to the station. A well dressed man claims the child as his daughter Muriel, and the parents reconcile after the event. The scene shifts to a hopeful reunion, the mother’s sorrow easing as the family reunites. Punch In England notes England’s punch decline over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughera T
Dougherty
Muriel
England
London Sporting and Dramatic News
Two Stalwarts for the Opposition in Pennsylvanian Press
Two Republican editors from Erie county and the eastern state issue forceful defense of party lines. They denounce Wanamaker backed Union Party tactics as boodle and yellow journalism and vow unwavering support for the Republican ticket in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Union Party
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
United States
Boise Penrose
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lebanon Courier
Courier
Bob Acres
the Courier
Cataract Surgery Promises Pain Free Eye Removal
An advertisement explains cataract removal as the only cure and describes the delicate operation done with a harmless eye drop. It praises Dr. Sadler of Pittsburgh for high success, offers money back on failure, and invites readers to request illustrated pamphlets and references, stating he is permanently based at the Capital Hotel in Johnstown, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh
Algo
Capital Hotel
Johnstown
Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County last week
Public records list transfers including R W Reesman to Daniel B Roof for 200, Samuel Nesbit to Della Floy Mitchell for 476, Isaac White heirs to Martha A Tyger for 125, Wm D Bigler to Teresa Maddes for 150, Joseph W Clements to R E Young et al for 1739.08, G 5 Dias to Jacob S Long for 1100, George Snyder to Isabella K Gibson for 500, Rebecca J Mullen to Calvin A Kunkle for 900, D C Mack to O S Kunkle for 900, James B Mitchell to J T McCrea for 100, R E Young to Joseph W Clements for 100, James Urey administrator to Clearfield & Cush Creek Coal and Coke Co for 1500, Samuel Nesbit to Indiana county commissioners for 437, Wm M Urey to Clearfield & Cush Creek Coal and Coke Co for 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
R. W. Reesman
Daniel B. Roof
Samuel Nesbit
Washington
Della Floy Mitchell
Isaac White
Canoe
Martha A. Tyger
Wm. D Bigler
Rossiter
Teresa Maddes
Joseph W. Clements
R. E. Young
Dias
Burrell
Jacob 5
Long
George Snyder
Isabella K. Gibson
Rebecca J. Mullen
Homer City
Calvin A. Kunkle
D. C. Mack
O. S. Kunkle
James B. Mitchell
Local Institute Program at Black lick schoolhouse 1901
A local institute program is planned at Black lick schoolhouse on Saturday October 19 1901 at 9:00 a m. Welcome address by Alex McCone. Respondent W H Campbell. Recitations by Daisy Duncan Nellie Caulfield Minnie Parson and others. Debates cover arithmetic versus history with affirmative and negative speakers. Afternoon talks include Supt J T Stewart and further recitations and debates. Public sale notices follow for multiple farm properties with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Alex. McCone
W. H. Campbell
Daisy Duncan
A. M. Barron
Dave Fleck
J. R. Huston
C. W. McCracken
Oakley E. Learn
Cockport
Indiana County
Oakley E. Leaga
Greson
Christian Good
Smickaburg
A. C. Good
D. D. Good
J. L. Stear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claire
Stalwarts
Local Institute
J. T. Stewart
C. W. Duncan
Tessia McGee
J. C. Fee
Alfred Wiggins
Lesta Fleck
Mabel McGahey
Susie DeLaney
Wm. Walters
Maud Mahon
Bracken
Minerva Duncan
Kelly
Green Bay
S. D. Bell
Chambersville
Grove Chapel Church
Rayne Township
D. Beeny
John McKendrick
Greenville
Cherryhill Township
Jons McKendrick
Penn Run
Gipson
Daugherty Bros
W. I. Moore
Hetrick Bros
the Court House
Thompson's Insurance Agency
Thompson
Deposit’ Bank
Penn’a
Lydick’s Grocery
Josiah Lydick
Philadelphia Street
R.W. Wehrle
B. TL. Wehrle
Progress
G. &. Frantz, Proprietor
Lockard
McFarland & Turner
I. McFarland, Smith & MacCartney
A. L. Smith
Clymer Manufacturing CO
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
N. B
Work & Son
Vogel Bros
Indiana Tailors
Sixth Street
Court House
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