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Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

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Cleveland Addresses Democrats At Tilden Club Rally

Former President Grover Cleveland, amid a Norse hall of Democratic leaders in New York, bluntly assessed party ills and urged unity. He warned against harsh names and bans, urged restoration, and said his active days are over while backing party rehabilitation under leadership tied to Samuel J. Tilden.

Grover Cleveland United States New York Tilden Club House Seventy-fifth Street Broadway Cleveland Ape Samuel J. Tuer Peace and Harmony Tilden

England's King Edward VII in grave condition postpones coronation

News from a London hospital reports King Edward VII in serious condition after an operation for perityphlebitis. Doctors caution it is early to judge danger, and the coronation is indefinitely postponed. Americans and foreign royalty gathered in London for the event amid hopeful and hushed scenes.

Edward VII England London Edward Prince of Wales America

Obituary notices from regional Indiana paper ed June deaths

The local notice records George L Cunningham Allen R Snyder James Kennedy Ivy Taylor Alexander Guthrie and Dr W T Miller among others. Families mourn as services follow deaths at South Chicago Hospital Richmond West Lebanon Blairsville Marion Center Apollo and Plamville with interments and church services noted.

George L. Cunningham East Wheatfield Inp South Chicago Hospital South Chicago Alphonse Margaret Cunningham Dille Armagh H. 8. McCutcheon Presbyterian Church Joseph Tinkcom William Peru Indiana Dillie Martha Viola Robert Madge Bethel United Presbyterian Church

Pattison Favored For Governor In State Convention

Robert Pattison leads the Pennsylvania Democratic convention as the likely next governor. John C. Reyburn would be lieutenant governor and Williat Miller secretary of internal affairs. The Philadelphia delegation faced pressure over its 60 vote claim while country counties show strong Pattison support amid past party turmoil.

Robert I. Pattison John C. Reyburn Armstrong County Williat Miller Cumberland County Pennsylvania Robert Vc. Pattison James Gay Gordon Philadelphia Pattison

BASE BALL NOTES from Clarion Normal and Indiana Normals

Recap of multiple games: Normal beat Westminster 9 to 7 in 13 innings at New Wilmington. Clarion Normal defeated Normal in a 6 to 4 contest at Clarion. Indiana Normals edged New Kensington 11 to 6 in tough hitting. Normal then won a six inning game at Leechburg with strong batting and solid defense.

Westminister New Wilmington Hi. E Clarion Clarion Normal School Normal Indiana Normals New Kensington Kid Williams Bitter Starr Sloan Johnstown Leechburg Iss Pearson Homestead Phythyon Congrsve Schriver Cameron Dad St.Vincent Mohean Marshal i DeMuass Ors Cosgrove Qaborne Kanney Tolwie Corte Edmundson Wases DeMouss Seunes

Normal School Commencement Recital and Concert Highlights

The Normal School opened its commencement with a Student's Recital by graduates Miss Mabel McCreight and Miss Edna Sansom featuring Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Rubinstein and more. Rev. McPherson spoke, Huyghenian Society celebrated with Arthur Brownlee, alumni gathered, and the Commencement Concert drew a large audience with multiple solos and two pianos. Charles Young resigned as cashier of Adams Express and joined the local clerical staff. Agent Canninghaw secured higher wages.

Normal School Mabel McCreight Edna M. Sansom Sawyer McCreight Bethoven Menuatta Mendelsshon Eminor Rubinstein Karmenie Ostean Liszt Wagner McDowell Miss Sansom Bethovan Chopin Godard Moszkowski Gutzmachen Huyghenian Literary Society Arthur A. Brownlee The Normal J. ©. Reed Johnstown Katharine Weiss Latrobe Hope Stewart Indiana Doj. Waller Charles McCormish Mary Wigton Binnie McConnaughey John Wirins Joseph ‘Trees Kettering Ren Dered Galop Militaire Mayer Miss Glara Orth Missy Paarl Zollerwaltz Smith Glee Club the Butterfly Merkle Misa Meredith Riddle Tue Brook Rive-King Elsie ‘Taylor Little Sandman Sweediah Soderman Edith Dillon Mable Irwin Misia Taylor Annie Harrison Jeffrey Clara Smith Valse Lmpromptu Raft Marie Marvin Low Verna Tomb Ruth Forney Red Lark Baier Lalliby Geibel Yon Wilm Mirsey Martha McCreight Mabel McCraight

Personal mentions of local visitors and travelers

A long list of residents and guests is noted visiting relatives and friends in town. Names include Wor Dyer from Pittsburgh, Lyde Maxwell with Martha Taylor, Clyde Guthrie returning from Tavarette, Herbert Longwell visiting DuBois, Helen Lytle of Apollo, and many others.

Lyde Maxwell Martha Taylor Clyde G. Guthrie Tavarette Herbert Longwell DuBois Helen Lytle Apollo Mig Galbreau Water St John Benton Pittsburg Philadelphia Royden J.taylor Cornell

Rowe College commencement and local politics mix in June edition

The town announces Rowe College commencement at Johnne on June 26 and notes Senate party-line tension over the canal project. It mentions James M. Harvey gifting purses, a UMWA convention call for a July 17 general strike, a YPDC lawn fete, and church events. Local injuries include Moorhead’s leg amputation and Miss Kier’s run‑away injuries.

Y. BP D.C Lutheran Church Italy White Philadelphia Osborne Harvesting Machine Co Apant Holder Dre. Gates Geo Simpson Moorhead South Fifth Street A.M. Hammers George F. Hull Westmoreland-Butler Ella Kier Martin Kier Homer City

Meeting of Board of Trade on Silk Manufacturing Co

A Board of Trade meeting to organize a Silk Manufacturing Co. will be held at the Court House on Friday evening June 27 at 7 30. Fra NikLin Sansost, Secretary.

Board of Trade Silk Manufacturing Co Court House NikLin Sansost

Indians county delegation heads to Democratic State Convention

Chair J Wood Clark leads the Indians county delegation leaving Tuesday morning for the Democratic State Convention in Erie. They travel via West Penn to Kiski Junction then Allegheny Valley to Oil City and Corry with a Philadelphia and Erie Railroad connection to Erie arriving in the afternoon. The party includes John H Hill D Omb J H Engle J C Patton J B Younkine J R Stumpf J A Campbell J A Frick H S Buchanan Ralph Flude Bert Kellar Lawrence Flava and Timothy Denning.

Erie J. Wood Clark Indians County West Pann Kiski Junction Allegheny Valley Oil City Corry Philadelphia and Evie Iine John H. Hill D. .Omb J. H. Engle J.C. Patton J. B. Younkine J. R. Stumpf J.A. Campbell J. A. Frick H.S. Buchanan Ralph Flude Bert Kellar Lawrence Flava Timothy Denning

Coal Developments in Indiana County Market Readiness

Coal lands in Indiana County move toward market with extensive acquisitions. J H Weaver & Co previously bought Cherry Hill and Pine townships block known as Possum Glory. W A Guthrie acquired about 8000 acres from Diamond to Weaver's Black and north to Sprague, with Eastern capitalists arranging abstracts. Mullen surveys farms as Penn Railroad ties new outlet. Homer and Susquehanna line planned, enabling large operations in Cherrybill and Green two.

Indiana County J. H. Weaver & Co Cherryhill Township Pine Township W. A. Guthrie Diamond Weaver's Black Spruge Ade Greenwich Coal Company Mr. Guthrie Mesara,Pelford & Stewart Deada Robert Mullen Corps of Engineers Penn’g, R. R. Co Homer and Susquehanna R.R Cherrybill Green Two

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