Auditor's Notice in Indiana County Court
An auditor appointed by the Indiana county courts to audit distribute and settle the accounts of A J Waters administrator of Mary A Nason estate of Green township deceased will attend to duties at his office Marshall building 637 Philadelphia street Indiana Pa on Friday August 21 1908 at 10 00 o'clock a m all persons interested may attend if they see proper.
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Indiana County
A. J. Waters
Mary A. Nason
Green Township
Marshall Building
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Wallace C, Chapman
Administrators Notice for Estate of Sarah Ann Sansom
Letters of administration granted by Indiana county to the undersigned for the estate of Sarah Ann Sansom of Indiana borough. Creditors urged to pay debts promptly and claimants to present lawful claims for settlement to the administrator.
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Sarah Ann Sansom
Indiana Borough
Register
Indiana County
Noties
Mathias I
Hakman
Uth Mahoning Township
W. Barman
Smicksburg
Subscriptions and Legal Ad Rates Notice
Terma of Subscription $1.00 yearly in advance $1.50 if not paid in advance Papers mailed to subscribers until order to discontinue and arrears paid in full Advertising Rates Administrators Executors Auditors and Dissolution Notices $3 each All other legal advertisements $2.56 per inch figure and table work 25 percent add Watray and Caution notices each $2.00 All Resolutions Obituary Notices and Facuy charged at three cents a line Cash must accompany the order
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National Ticket and Bryan Kern Ticket Referendum
The article discusses national ticket support for William J. Bryan and Joan Kern, with electors and senators named. It notes Reform Club support shifting to Bryan, tariff reform aims, and implications for conservative Democrats. It also cites James J. Hill opposing ship subsidies and critiques tariff policies and trade arrangements.
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National Ticket
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Joan W. Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Reform Club of
New York
Cleveland
Maj. McKinley
Kern
Mr. Bryan
Democratic charge against Republicans and reform pledge
The piece argues the Republican party bears responsibility for federal abuses and delays in reform, urging a shift to Democratic policies. It cites anti trust and tariff concerns, campaign finance reform, and Senate obstruction, plus taxpayer receipts from Reading and Pennsylvania Rail Road taxes totaling over three million dollars.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
U. S
Senate
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