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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1907

Page

1

Court Penal at Surddine-wo Livit Case Highlights

In a local proceeding several individuals were fined and imprisoned for terms up to six months. Pleas and pleas for habeas corpus dominated the session with multiple cases continued or settled. Notable outcomes include convictions for liquor offenses and mixed jury verdicts on various defendants.

Surddine Chises Beis Udi Tha Nity Bert Runyan Roupery J. W. Leech Lizale Sehooley W. H. Brent- Mager Contin Q Cambria ® Brewing ‘Co John Kiel Tadlan Iinois Drew C Cherrytree Nville R. Co Margaret Fordame Aaron Weakland Hlark Lana Burns Ful‘De Salbatore Santia Commonwealth Sirosky of Arcadia Peter d George Stoyak John Fulton Avas

Murderer Lindsay Captured in Sagamore Case

John Lindsay and an alleged accomplice are jailed in Indiana for the Sagamore murder of Mose Hudson. Police say Lindsay crushed Hudson’s head with a monkey wrench, robbed him, and attempted to burn the scene. Lindsay fled toward Pittsburgh after leaving Sagamore two weeks prior.

John Lindsay Mose Hudson Sagamore Junty Clayton Palmer T. W. Ward Indiana Gether Indsay Huden Lindsau Pittsburg Tono Bhariff Wetting Josiah ‘Nea Lindsay Hudson

Train kills man near Btarford Cedar Mines section

A man employed at the Cedar Mines near Btarford was struck by a train and killed while crossing in the area. The incident also harmed a bystander and left three children bereaved as authorities investigated the the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Twa Btarford Cedar Mines Jeaves & ‘Wide

Pritionis Hiram Gibson Charged in Friday Incident

A local resident, Pritionis Hiram Gibson, faced an unspecified incident Friday. Officials reported a disturbance near Ble Radtal Feasay Apens with Herela Ag. 4 nee nowse. Details remain unclear as investigations continue.

Hiram’ Gibson

Reunion of Spanish War veterans in West Bad hotel

A large gathering of local veterans from the Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers and other units met at the West Bad hotel on Saturday night to hold their annual reunion. Officers elected included President A Crossman Secretary G Meade Marshall Treasurer Harry W White and parade chief Harry W Fee. A citizens committee led by A T Moorhead was formed to organize the event.

Wil Coupantés- Band BF A4th Penndylvania West Willam

Buchanan Bennett Co Buys Church Street Property

Buchanan Bennett Co the wholesale grocers of town purchased the Church street property from Mabon Bennett Co on Saturday to enlarge their establishment in the future. The site at Church street and Railroad avenue fronts 100 feet and runs 200 feet along the Pennsylvania tracks. The building includes two warehouses and a dwelling. Since succeeding Mabon Bennett in January 1906 the business has grown, now requiring a force of sixty men to manage affairs.

Buchanan Bennett Co Church Street Buchanan, Bennett & Co Mabon, Bennett & Co Railroad Avenue Mabon,’ Bennett, & Co

Train service urged on local BR branch by business men

Local business leaders press the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway to establish better train service on the branch. A petition is being signed to present to the company. If approved, a morning train would leave Punxsuttawney at 10:30 and reach Indiana by 1:55. Return trips and connections to Pittsburg and Buffalo would be arranged, improving west and north travel options.

Rochester Pittslurg Aid 9 Panxsuaywney Indiana Josephine Puixsutawney Punselttagney Pittsburg Indiana Junction Buffalo

Indiana Lumber Company Wins Elk Building Contract

The Indiana Lumber and Supply Company was awarded the contract to erect a new Elk lodge building on Philadelphia Street for 24482 dollars. Competing bids were McKean Hart of Punxsutawney at 28000 dollars and John Hastings of Indiana at 26475 dollars. The three story brick structure, 89 by 110 feet, will feature a brown stone front with a store room on the first floor and lodge quarters above. The second floor will hold a reading room parlor billiard room card room and kitchen. The third floor will be the lodge room. Construction will begin once the foundation is finished.

Indiana Lumber: & ‘Supply,Company Elk Philadelphia McKean Hart Punxsutatyney John Hastings Indiana

Man Killed by Shifting Engine Near Jeannette

William Hikin, a prominent Jeannette resident and brother-in-law of Justice John P, was killed by a shifter engine on the railroad while returning home from Latrobe. Two companions were injured. He was married with four daughters and two sons, and survived by a wife.

William “Ekin Jeannette John P W. B. Mikio Hikin Latrobe Othey Blin Desensed Watater Dikia Gu'yived Goa Hazel Olive Charles Afra Myrtle Baughman Lilie Willan

Goon Position for Tadiana Boy Ralph

A garbled report mentions Tadiana Boy Ralph and a person named R. Wiggina. The text references a government department and a Panam relation, but the details are unclear. No verifiable events or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.

Ralph. R. . Wiggina Peer Gee Edad Re Ta Arestau Praia

Fragmented Lightalas shattered in stern tales

A distorted fragment hints at a literary or theatrical incident involving Lightalas and Mehtning figures. Details are unclear, with references to a nine night event, lant wool, and partitions at the stands. Further readable text is needed for a precise summary.

Wedded Fifty Years Lydick Family Celebrates Milestone

The Lydick and Todd families mark fifty years of marriage as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lydick of South Seyehith Street host kin and friends. Born in 1882 and 1840 respectively, the couple wed in 1857 at Penn Run. They lived in Nolo and Penn Run before moving to Indiana, later retiring from business and managing a grocery. A parade of greetings and gifts followed from neighbors and distant well-wishers, with valued memories of a long union.

Joafah Seyehith Mr. Lydick Lydick Cherryhill Township Belinda ‘Todd Nolo Penn Run John Rice Harmony Presbyterian Church Indiana Indland Buchanan '& Bennett F. &. Fairman Willet R. ‘M. Smith Sturgeon Plumcreek Armstrong County James R. Johnston Jacob Fisher Ashly Sutton Agnes. Fyock John A. Johnston Harry White Mary J. Uncapher Strongstown S."gibson Kenwood Ruella Howck Onburg Tolken Peter Zehmer White Township Evan Long Questa Zehner Wiggins Thomas Wiggins Armatrong Township Rataraays Montgomery Famiy McGees Mille

Property Commands Good Price In Greensburg Sale

Ae Faala recently bought 6 John Devinney tract containing 3 acres north of Greensburg. The buyer sold the property this week to Donnath. The new owner plans to develop the lot.

Ae Faala John Devinney Donnath Ate Greensburg Conelarabian

Sa Celebrate ARAIversary Meeting And Event

A fragmentary notice describes a regular meeting and local lodge event planned for March 9. It mentions celebrating an anniversary and a social gathering with expected attendees and activities at a lodge.

Personal Briefs Show Indiana Residents Traveling and Visiting

Local notes list numerous Indiana townspeople visiting relatives in Saltsburg and Johnstown, attending fairs, and pursuing studies at Pittburg and Ann Arbor. Names include Mina Lesbis Granatian, Mrs William Malcolm, Tay Stulth, Ernnest Work, and Hal Speedy, with moves to Mechanicburg, Philadelphia, Wilkes-Barre, Bloomington, and Baltimore.

Pittsburg Blainville Bruahvalles Idodh Silvis Stelents Briday Mina Lesbis Granatian Oakland Lavenue Pittebury Trends William Malcom Blakayilla Indiana Mack B. Hildebrand Johnstown Tay Stulth Mechanicaburg Josaph Dickey South Sixth Street Saltsburg Robert Taylor Plétsburg Frere South Tenth Street West Wheatfield Township Harry Monre Chicago Harry Wilson, Jr Church Street Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Alice Henshey Bellfonte M. M. Thompson North Seventh Street Olie Mack Philadelphia Street George Fulton Ernnest Work Hamill Ann Arbor Mich Sthomag Hill Town W. ©. Anderson Coronata Cal J. M. Marshall North Ninth Atreat J. W. Colbitt Estella Marion Center Confluence Somerset County Steele Bryan McKeasport John R. Bryan South Fifth Street Thomas. Basen Wilkeshbarre John Houk West End A. Hoge Helen Dubois E. BR. Sutton North Ninth Street William Griffin Glassport Western University of Pennsylvania Maria Elder D. Durrett Kensay City Kan Salisburg Rye Howard Rue George Freck W Hinabure Miss Freck Columbia Hospital Earl Miler Armstrong Township Hopany White Township Henry Morrla Tookard Homer City Williamsburg Blair County Fleming Plumville Baltimore Medical College Fanlor Alasg Jesse Campbell Atwood Oble Miller Afrain W. Bitler

Do You Belong to The Citizens' Committee

A call to shift support from The Citizens' Committee to the General Progress Committee. It argues the latter will actively build, improve, and beautify the town by attracting business, painting and cleaning properties, and maintaining sidewalks. The piece urges collective effort for local progress.

the Citizens’ Committee

Notable Work Ads Suppress Idle Men in Indiana

With the Glassworks and Contractors of the County Home and the proposed Elks Buildings all advertising for workmen, there is no excuse for being idle. The man who says he can not get work in Indiana today, does not want to get It.

Elks Indiana

Burglary Suspects Held After North Ninth Street Robberies

Four men, Dick Lydick George Cruikahank Fred Kimes and Frank Baylor faced a hearing before Squire J A Crossman on burglary charges for early Saturday morning thefts in a two block North Ninth Street area. Items taken included a gold watch a pocketbook cash and other goods from I A Pennington Samuel Highlands and Mrs Pauline Carney. an attempted entry at Jonoph Rosborough and a broken window at W Daugherty preceded a cellar break at J B McKean. Witnesses say burglars were seen leaving with a dolly. A well dressed man named Harris is sought for robbery in Homer City. Also reported: the will of Mrs Rebecca N McCord filed in Pittsburg directing funds from estate to relatives, with executor I N Banks and witnesses J N Banks and J N Langham.

Squire J. A. Crossman Dick Lydick George Cruikahank Fred Kimes Frank Baylor Indiana North Ninth Ptreet I. A. Pennington Jonoph Rosborough W. & Daugherty Itla J. B. McKean Ovat White'n Woods Juatica Harris Homer City George Gilbert Hays Atolon Yavalyer Razor Canaiaghan Wilbur Thomas

Tenth annual Sabbath School convention at Rossiter

The Tudiana County Sabbath School Association held its tenth annual convention at Rossiter with over 100 delegates and workers in attendance. The program featured district reports, devotional services, and talks by Rev. A C Powell and Prof Ernest Worlaw Held. The group praised Rossiter residents for hospitality and noted widespread participation in district and cradle roll efforts.

Spixtter County Rossiter Currie Broadmeadow A. C. Powell Maston Center W. Guthrie Distict No. 1 Aistrie Home Department Wivlan Tonlon Cherry Tree The Presbyterian Church Robert Pitcairn B. Lensure Pine Flats Stafford Lovejoy Brushyalley Flav G. J. Campbell H. D. Condron Blakeyne Flo Mitchell Ernest Worlaw AO. Cravener American Sunday School Union Coe Uereading Cravener H. C. Currie Hig Anne Blackmon Pittsburg Bayemost Charies F. Tew Pield A. H. Gottman Powell Mies Ernest Warky B. W. Guthrie J. M Indiana Migslot Indiana Ernest Hamid Mary B

Candidate for Sheriff A Wallace Thomas Announces Candidacy

H Wallace Thomas of Thomas Bros announces for county sheriff in next springs primary. Torbas is an energetic young Republican with wide county acquaintance. Lightning kills a valuable horse at Owl Hill Farm near Armagh owned by Dr W E Matthews. Another horse injured and barn slightly damaged in Saturday storm.

H. Wallace Thomas Thomas Bros., Varymen Fina Torbas Energatle W. E. Matthews Owl Hill Farm Armagh

Cut on Nose by Wood Fragment in Armetrong Townshop

William Thomas of Armetrong township received a painful nose cut while chopping wood on Friday. A wood piece flew from the stick he was cutting and struck his nose. The Pittsburgh Confessione of the Evangelical Aspirations will hold the annual meet in Salem at Marchand next September.

William Thomas Armetrong Township WIII Marchand Pitteburg Confoyspee Evangelical Aspelation Salem

New Livery Firm Forms In Tanoma Area Purchase

New Idgery Flemy Wilion J Mogle and James Hill have bought the boarding stable of Thomas Key and will run a livery business at the J M Cunninghayp stand Sod 4 Good Trans Ay Edwarda of Tanoma las sp hla sorrel Geant of houses to Roor as ape of nage Rlaitaville. Consideration $075.

Flemy Wilion J. Mogle James Hill Thomaskey J. M. Cunninghayp Ay Edwarda Tanoma Las Nage Rlaitaville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rec& P Elis Elkin John P.and W. FB. Elkin Tadiana Boy Lightalas Dali Citizens’ Committee General Progress Committee Niigutr Rebecca N. McCord Register Greenwood Cemetery I. N. Banks Slater Sarah A. Wilson
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