The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-05-06
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500 new members has just closed, 500
having been secured.
Hopping" Reading railway coal
train, Michael Hanna, eight years old,
Of PottstoWn, had all the toes Of his
left foot severed.
After an investigation, charges Of
cruelty at the insane asylum were
found to be groundless by the Ian,
caster grand pury.
PictsbUrgh's Salvation Army COM
mande- is flooded with responses to
his recent offer to find husbands for
Britain's war widows.
Having received concessions in Rus
sia, the International Steam Pump
company of Hazleton will probably
build a factory there.
Falling downstairs, Daniel, fve-year-
old son Of Francis Brobst, of Cleveland
township, Columbia county, suffered
concussion of the brain.
Convicted Of speeding an automobile
reckIessIy while intoxicated, H. Joffs,
Of Allentown, was sentenced to a year
IN prison by Judge German.
Leading horsemen in Erie will aid
the Northwestern Pennsylvania HUI
name society in observing national
1orse day in Erie on May &c.
Vast areas Of timber and buckle
berry bushes were destroyed by forest
fires on Locust, Broad and Little
mountains, above Shenandoah.
Accused Of taking a diamond ring
under false pretense from woman in
Washington, D. c. Lena Geargis,
gypsy, was arrested in Lancaster.
Five members of the family Of Ed
ward Snyder, Hepburnville, are seri-
ouIy i'll, as are three hired men on the
Snyder farm altar eating Iverwurst
To raise money as an Easter pledge
women members of the Missionary So
ciety Of the Church Of God, in Carlisle,
made and sold $4,000 Easter eggs.
Mike Bunda, wanted in Lorain, o.,
for murder committed twelve years
ago, was arrested IN a hospital in
Pittsburgh, after a chase of 10000
miles.
Blown from a bridge into the Lee
tort Spring, near Carlisle, May String
fellow, five, was saved from death by
the heroism of her seven-year-old
brother, John.
Burgess Davis, Of Sharon, was ar
rested for violating the traGlc laws,
the first arret under tie new vehicle
ordinance. He was driving in the
wrong direction.
Property at North Girard, west Of
Erie, has been inspected by officers
of the second brigade, national guard
Of Pennsylvania, as possible site for
their encampment.
The Broad Mountain State road from
Hazleton via Hudsondale to Mauch
Chunk, one Of the best constructed
in the northeastern part Of Pennsyl-
vania, is to be oiled.
Charles McAvoy, colored, was con-
vfcted in Lancaster Of enticing young
white girls to his home for immoral
purposes, and was fined $500, with
nine years Imprisonment.
James Robinson, sixteen years old,
IL,
oil operator, was almost instantly kill
ed when a Panhandle express train
struck his auto at OakdaIe crossing.
Eleven-year-old Michaeel Miracano
was run down and killed at Hazleton
by William Richards auto, and the
boys mother was almost crazed with
grief.
Charles McMasters, twenty months
old, Of Butler, was burned to death
when a celluIoid comb with which he
was playing in front of an open CRATE
ignited.
The SchuylliIl Electric railways
service into Pottsville will commence
Saturday, when the new line under
way from Frackville to St. Clair will
be opened.
Jokers tore one trouser leg from the
wedding attire Of Herman r. Matters
best man at Lewistown, and the nup-
tials waited for a tailor to fix the one
logger up.
The Coke Bros. Co., Hazleton, an
nounces that it will now repay all
OS~o IOAAASA % anu SL4plOyC l. O-4A NhOul
1t collected the two per cent tax,
since inyaHdated.
Declaring the jury was in q hurry
to get home and it's verdict was hasty,
Frank Meyer has appealed an award
Of $245.10 at Carlisle, to Walter S.
semen, harrisburg.
Susan McAlee, fifteen years old, OF
Johnsonburg, who shot and mortally
wounded her father, has been SEN
fenced to a term in the Home Of the
Good Shepherd, Pittsburgh.
The eighth bituminous district, Of
which CIearfeld and Philtpsburg are
part, 1t is estimated, will benefit to
the extent Of $5O0,O0O annually by the
increase in wages for mine workers.
The excitement of bargain day in
HazIetOn proved too strong for Mrs.
John Rousinmko, sixty-fve, OF Stock
ton, and she was stricken with fatal
attack Of paralysis on Lehigh Valley
train
Rev. DR.. Alexander, Pittsburgh, for
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