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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1905

Page

4

The Big Mock Court Trial At Indiana

The Ladies Aid Society hosts a mock court trial in Indiana with Mrs James Blair as plaintiff and Walter H Jackson as defendant. Notable participants include Judge M Leech clerk W Danigherty and attorney Col A C Newton. A full witness list Nell Guthrie Mrs David Fox W A Guthrie plus a jury of local residents is named. The event aims to tempt public curiosity with a breach of promise scenario and promises to draw a large crowd.

Wade Ladies’ Aid Society Preslyterian Church Serenity Guy Iosity Lo Dolor M. Leech Danighertys Court Rik Worcester Mass J. Wood Chirk James Blair Walter MH. Juckson Nell Guthrie David Fox W. A. Guthrie Medward H. Sutton Tom Hildebrand Russel B. MM. Lockard T. B. Clark M. HL. Wilson VW. Young Dr. W. M. Hosack H. M. Com EB. W. Allison J. M. Daugherty Jd. F. Steving James St.Clair WH. W.ee Haott Tris

Murray Mackey Co Delivers Strong Duchess The Barry

The Murray and Mackey Company’s five week attraction at Library Hall drew large nightly crowds. Friday’s Duchess The Barry showcased a confident cast costumed to perfection, with faultless performance. Other bills The Sherlock Holmes etc offered chances to see company stars in leading roles.

Murray & Mackey Co Library Hall Duchess the Br Wodous Do Barry Succe Lhise Geil

Death and wreck end Blairsville resident's night

Isaac Helen, a Blairsville native, died after a wreck near Shainsbury on Monday night while being taken to hospital. His home was in Allegheny County. Dee T. P. Stephens, of Penn Run, is at his home. De La Ney Prothera will assist in his illness. A lost handbag was found at the fair grounds containing a small set.

Isaac Helen Blairsville Shainsbury Allegheny Penn Lun Physichurch Dee T. P.stephens Penn Run de la Ney Prothera Town Mr. Stephens Jay Tevin Pittsburg BP. Grove Wayne Avenue Saray Dharmison South Seventh Streat Windberore WS. Campbell Eleanor ME Caldwell Eureka Deal Creps Mir Andrew Barren Mason Micky Mi Parren Drother Afesander Farreny Aro Yefong Mish Besa Winging Chel Street Mercy Hospital Chick Lydie Apollo Duying Go Simmer Philadelphia Jefferson Medical College Millon Guthrie Ares Wilson Blaine McCreight Dohi Moesivezar Perman Watson Iui Cleerge Prothera Hewitt Hiskiwihetas Springs Ethry Login Lang Ann Achor Mineh Hew University At Michigan Martin Stadurider Miss Flay Smith Grant Willian McIiegor Centralia Wash George McCormigh JA. Wakely Young Township Blakey Vigin & Rankin Hiderton Paul St. Clair Hugh M. Moorhead Callege James Brallier Labridiy

Display of pianos organs and sewing machines at sale

Moorhead of Fifth street displayed Newnan Be Pianos and White sewing machine during the fair week. A public sale at the late Dr. William Andersom residence on cast Philadelphia street was continued to tomorrow at 1 00 PM, featuring a collection of valuable and useful articles to be sold.

Moorhead Fifth Street Ue Round Longa William Andersom Philadelphia

Personal Brevities Play Out Across Cities

W S Net visited Pittsburg on Monday while Wendell Thompson and many others are noted in Chicago Indianapolis Philadelphia and other towns for visits, schooling, or work. The column lists numerous locals from Primville Georgeville Conemaugh Williamsport and nearby areas visiting relatives attending schools or taking trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City and beyond.

W.S. Net Pittsburg Wendell Thompson Chicago Wot Thompson Primville Indiana Fitzgerald Georgeville Miss Hose Minny Sweeney Chaureh Street Pilsburgs Mary Fal Chistaur Street Sean Radel Dorine Tee Aliss Belte Freeport Listoseck Lacrie Mitchedl Peat Nivel Nielodson Ane Pittshaw Hore Dturi John Stiteler A. Kauerer Sivicksburg Glenivere Chandhersburg Ishv Wilson Adan Baek Sinicksbury George Robinson Dubois Milley Lynn West Wheatfedd Ada Long Blairsville Phoebu Miry Dolas-Tun South Seventh Street Maurice V Paulk Publo Colo Harry Mbe- Quon East Chivech Street J. C. Rowland Villuyile May Brownlee Church Street Chambersburg Wilson College Hazzard Mie Mets Georg Snyder Chestnut Ernest Work Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan E. Walker Allegheny Meg Robert Mitchell South Sixth Street Warl L. Millers Shelaeta Summerhill Bi. Jaxon Wgon Cora Lky McCormick Philadelphia Atlantic City Jesse Robinson Bolivar Punxsutawney Adan P. Lowry Chattanooga Tenn Chickamauga Newton Kelly Dewey Indian Territory Louita Smith Trade City Ais Wallice Chapman Washington Street Sy and Priday Sloan Guermney Wachoh Abonday Westinghintse Tarte Creek Mes Wiguins Sheloeta Hephert Smith Dohnstosva Sonith Moorhiael Wit S¢hoalpscroot Hame UN Baturlay Frank Mahan Ofsluron Laute County Fair Arthur Wilson Dennistown My Jaitsent Clttead Street J. A. Crossman Oakland Ave. Bay Chatdace Root Manor Sarah Btreagis Andrase J. A. Brown East Charel Street Dial Conemaugh Tb Sambel Stroue James Grave Jucimstown Virginia Reynolds Warnville Vin John Jamison Jatton New York City AW AL Sipson Vhikven Harme Simpaun Arizona

Mahaffey Family Reunion Forms Permanent Group

A reunion near Mahanley brought Mahaffey and related families from several counties and states. A permanent organization was elected with W. T. Mahaffey as president and a slate of officers with several assistant secretaries and historians. Delegates were chosen to plan the next gathering and local speeches, music, and a grove supper marked the event.

Mahbaleys Mahanley W. T. Mahaffey Cherrytres We. T. Mahaffey James Mahattey W. P. Mahatey Elgie Gellatly Pittsburg Inezdose Porter Kinparts James Mahaffey Kate M. Long Robert Mahaffey Liszie Ferguson Harry Mahaffey William Mahaffey Maggie Mahaffey W.T. Mahaffey J. T. Jones Porter Rinports Bar- M. Mahaffey Leroy Mahafirry Mahaffey Harry Byers Ole Hennigh Kate Mc Long N. B .Smith Mahaffey

Week's News Record Highlights Across States

Borough reports deaths in Highlands New Jersey and a Civil War veteran's wife in Oxford Michigan. A dynamite accident consumes a cow’s grazing field in New Castle Indiana. Commerical Pacific Cable gains concessions to enter Yokohama and Shanghai. Grangeville Idaho business district burns with $250000 loss. A Poultry exhibition tent in Indianola Iowa sees multiple fatalities from a lightning strike. Wisconsin reports yellow fever concerns in Marinette. Three railway civil engineers killed in Cortland New York. Wine cellar fire at Severne Wine Company in Penn Yan New York destroys 100000 gallons. Climax Fuse Company fuse explosion in Avon Connecticut kills 13.

New York Neil Burgess J. H. Stoddard Highlands N. J New Castle Ind China Benzenhower Liza Commercial Pacific Cable Company Yokohama Japan Shanghai Oxford Mich HM. Starr Spokane Wash Grangeville Iaho Indianola Appleton Wis Wisconsin Marinette Cortland N. Y Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Penn Yan Severne Wine Company Himrons Yates County Avon Climax Fuse Company

Indiana Markets Ask Prices for Farm Staples and Livestock

Prices for corn oats hay eggs butter cheese and dairy products listed. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs follow with ranges from prime to common quality and per head or per hundredweight figures. Local market summary reflects commodity values for farmers and traders.

New York Wisconsin

Bank by Mail No Face Time to Bank In Person

Bank By Mail notice explains deposits accepted by mail including checks and money orders and that interest at four percent is paid twice yearly. It directs letters to The Wak ers Bank Of Indiana Pa and notes deposit verification and warding of funds upon first deposit.

Wakers Bank OF Indiana

The Ordinary Savings Account Snare and Caution

A warning about ordinary savings accounts urging caution with bank deposits. It notes First National Bank of Indiana offers 3 percent on time deposits and allows withdrawal at any time without notice.

Public sewer ordinance for Philadelphia Street area

Ordinance No 131 authorizes construction of a public sewer on Philadelphia Street between Seventh Street and High Street in Indian Borough. It notes a petition by property owners along those blocks, outlines sewer specifications, and details council action, survey, and approval dates in 1905 to 1909 with officials including WENNEY HALL JOHN S. TAYLOR and WALTER UM. JACKSON.

Philadelphia Street Hightie Indian Bia Cowell Yea Eighth Street Eadie Wenney Hall Coangit

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