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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Tilden Club
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James Kennedy
West
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Taylor
Ivy Taylor
Blairaville
Guthrie
Alexander Guthrié
Marion Center
Foresman
Preservterian Church
Miler
W.T. Miller
Plamnville
Miller
American Veterinary College
New York City
Henry Hall
James B. Sansom
Homer Stumpf
Cheat River
Robert Pattison
Giovernor
Reet
Williams and St. Clair, Mechan, Border and Tooler
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Calhoun Land St. Clair
Healy
Henderson
Williams
St.Clair
Moran
Leechbury
Batterina
Clair
Lynch
Brother
Charles Young
Adams Expresa Company
Wor Dyer
Pittaburg
C. F. Murray
Jean
Florence Michert
Altoona
John. Leech
Hudson
Joiltanning
J. 8. Younkins
Church Street
A. W. Wilson Dn
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A. Sansom
dJarmes S
Mre
Shank
Vanderrift
M. V. Patterson
Grace
Salteburg
Watt
George Fulton
Derry
Peeler MeaCartney
Migses Lola Eldeton
Hulda Steffy
Richmond
Vesta Langham
Arthur Brownlee
Rev
Dr. Brownlee
Samuel Hosack
William Hosark
North Fifth Street
R. W. Langham
Myrtle Sweeny
Bellevue
Enid Woolsey
Wilkinsburg
Helen St. Clair
Charel Street
William Willhelm, Kay
Pottaville
Col
Allan
New American Flouse
Hu. EH. Sutton
East Liverpool
J. J. Cain
Mr. Cain
Bert Warner
Tarentum
Mra. Warner
J.B. Younking
John A. Campbell
Heshbon
Tweet Garman
Spokane
Washington
Kirkendall
Clara Bartlett
Martha Bartlett
Brookville
Richard Gompers Scanlon
Ebensburg
William Gompers
Miss Annie Gompers
Waterstreet
Edward Gray
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Montana
Idaho
Judge Blair
South Sixth Street
Alice Hill
Anna. St.Clair
George W. Gilbert
William J. Gompers
Billy
Bo L. Wright
John Dinges
Pounds
Mr. Dinges
Murray Pounds
Murray
RK. B. McNeill
Salisburg
James Crissman
Lindsay
James V
Mra. I
Hoskingen
Chicago
American House
F. P. Ross
Beck
Brady and Buffington
Andrew Carnegie
Bates
Bates & Sully
Grishin
G. M Rager
Bairdstown
Youngwood Yards
Rager
West Penn Mospital
Roger
Coal Developments