Woman Saved From a Dangerous Influence in a Love Case
Ayer, husband of Helen Ayer, confronts Schuyler Quigley after a troubling romance that drew Helen away from her family. Ayer’s escalating threats lead to a public confrontation, a pistol drawn, and a tense standoff amid a web of accusations of cheating at cards and a desire for divorce or confrontation.
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Helen Ayer
Schuyler Quigley
Quigley
Mrs. Ayer
Hns
Helen
Windlly Ayer
Bince
Ayer
Phil
Russell Ayer
Tor
Love, Lies and a Child: Ayer Quigley Divorce Saga
Ayer confronts Quigley over a feud that leads to a deadly duel threat and a wife’s separation. Helen Ayer obtains a divorce and plans to marry Quigley, while a sick child’s fate forces a mother back to her son. The drama ends with a vow to never part again.
Coal output in county hits eight million tons in 1909
Indiana county produced 8,029,856 tons of coal in 1909 and 948,491 tons of coke as sixth in the bituminous district. There were 38 fatal accidents, with 21 gas and dust deaths and 15 falls. Dust explosions caused most deaths at Lackawanna mine No 4 after eight years with no gas detected. Total miners employed were 9,550.
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Wanea
Department of Mines
Cate
Lackawanna
Wehrum
Indiana County
Indiana
Water Reservoirs Supply Rail Line at Oloe
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroads built the Oloe reservoir to fulfill its water needs, leaving the line near there well supplied while sections toward DuBois and Falla Creek suffer shortages. Cloe reservoir holds about sixty million gallons with a four teen foot gauge and a twenty one foot dam depth. Kyle Run reservoir nears completion and will quadruple Cloe’s capacity.
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Oloe
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
DuBois
Falla Creek
Cloe
Kyle
Kyle Run
Imitation and Language at Auction Inquiries
An observer notes that imitation remains deceitful despite mockery and quotes a Washington Star line on counterfeit money. Separately, a Pope quotation underscores absence of substance in prose, while an auction report lists Jefferson letters selling for 190 and 160 dollars.
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Jetterson
Thomas Jefferson
Money at Work with The First National Bank of Indiana
Deposit surplus money to earn four percent interest with instant withdrawal. Interest begins on deposit date. Mall deposits accepted for convenience. Special Pittsburg Gazette Times Rural Delivery option available at 4.00 total. Rural Delivery and prepaid subscribers may receive The Gazette Times for 3.00 through advance payment.
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First National Bank of Indiana
Pittsburg Gazette Times
Gazette Times
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Sultan
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
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General Agent, Savings & Trust Building
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W. R. Loughry & CO
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Josephine Poultry Farm
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