Political party primary filings and local church tenure
The article lists candidate donations for Indiana County Democratic primaries including Congress, Senator, Assembly, Sheriff, County Commissioner and more with amounts due to the County Committee. It also notes Father N. P. McNelis marking ten years as pastor of St Bernard's church and his forthcoming fiftieth ordination anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Whall
Congress
Assembly
Sident
Sioner
Ghatmau County Committee
Rogular
N. P. MecNeilis
St.Bernard’s
Father Me¢Nelis
Latrobe
Otto Habber
Father McNellis
Father Allman
Father Schnerr
Benedictine Society
United States
Father Amat
Father Toner
McKees- Rocks
Father Kimer
Father McNelis
A Successful Indiana Boy Brillhart’s Sales Rise
The Loose Pi adshing Review highlights Leslie J Brillhart of Canton Ohio as a top salesman. He is praised for enthusiasm and sales record, noting ten years on the road and a five year tenure with the Republic Stamping and Enameling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Leslie
J. Brillhart
Harry
H. Brillhart
Alr
Les
L. J. Brilhart
Chicago
Republic Stamping and Enameling Company
Canton
Ohio
Brilhart
Republic
Brnhart
Nrshall, Weld & Co
Spraying Demonstration Planned at Paugherty's Orchard
A spraying demonstration is set for March 7 at 2 o'clock in Paugherty's orchard. If weather disrupts, the meeting moves to the courthouse on March 27 evening. Additional demonstrations and a briefing will be given in the orchard on Saturday morning, March 28, about 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paugherty
Court House
Jury Trials Record Mixed Clemency in Nems of the Courts
In the latest court notes, three defendants faced verdicts of not guilty but with partial payments due. Roy Smith pleaded guilty to entering a slave and was sent to Huntington, Henry Highfield to larceny with similar sentence, and Peter Stonebises received 07 days plus a $59 fine for taking thirty dollars from a companion. Additional captions report various minor sentences, motions for new trials, and ongoing murder case of John Lindsay. The jurors and witnesses list is noted, with testimony focused on circumstantial evidence in the Christmas Eve death case. Further guard trials were anticipated but likely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Tne
Creekside
Clymer
Walter Cobkiski
Joe Deeuski
Tonemy” Reed
Isella
Mike Steerest
Willis
Clairsville
Big Bill Miller
Town
Uy Wasithal
Jobn Lindsay
Moses Madson
Venle
James Speedy
Thomas Hart
James Neal
C. R. Piper
John Hoffman
J. W. Moore
A. Ginter
J. D. Thompson
Venice
John Russell
E. T. Anderson
J .W. Gibson
H. H. Beatty
Commonwealth
Hudson
Ward Wells
Lindsey
Ponxsutawney Yards
Building plans and bids for South Fifth Street project
Inspectors led by architect Mr Thayer with contractor and rectors review a brick and brown stone structure set on South Fifth Street with front on Fifth and north on School Street. The two story building will have 15 rooms, concrete bars and three large doors, with bids from multiple firms showing wide ranges in excavating and concrete costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Buikding Sivey
Fifth Street
School Street
Ay White Street
Indiana Hotel
Gailey & Chambers, Wittsburg
J. BE
Miller
Glen Campbell
Fie
Csment
Fire destroys dwelling and bakery in Blacklick
Sunday blaze leveled Charles Bufort’s dwelling and bakery in Blacklick, with Mrs Waterlandfair’s adjoining house saved only after alarm by a churchgoer. Insurance minimal. only furniture saved. Mrs Margaret Born of Indiana dies at about 1:40 Friday morning after two years of widowhood. funeral at Punxsutawney Baptist church Tuesday. Survivors include J G Wath of Barnyard Lawney and siblings Mrs Kebal Wopway and Maude Hall of Punxsutawney. further relations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bufort
Blacklick
Waterlandfair
Puonle
Als
Joundsides
Walt Awl Maude Hall
Punxsutawney
Destructive Fire at Indiana Brewery Damages Cooper and Blacksmith Shops
Early Tuesday a fire destroyed the cooper shop and blacksmith shop at the Indian brewery, also a keg storage area with nearly 4 000 kegs lost. No insurance covered the building, approx 5 00 in total losses. A $100 reward offered for arrestee. possible incendiary cause suspected as no prior fire since Friday last. The brewery remains in operation, plans for expansion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Brewery
Cooper Shop
Brewing Company
Western Branch Planned for Indiana Bent Ladder Co
Indiana Bent Ladder Co buys large Everett Washington lumber plant and plans Western expansion. Ross M Sutton and Frank Alters to Everett to run the plant with Sutton as general salesman and Alters as foreman. Moore Hotel closure leaves few rooms as travelers seek licensed hotels amid temperance activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bent Ladder Company
Everett
Washington
Ross M. Sutton
Andy Irank Alters
Une
Sutton
Western Territory
Ad Frank Ailers
The April Primary Election Rules and Ballots
The April primary, a presidential year, will be held April 11 to allow delegate selection. Polls open 2 to 8 PM. only qualified voters vote by party. Democrats and Republicans have party ballots. Prohibitionists also have their ballots. Petitions for candidates must be filed by March 14 with the Secretary of the Commonwealth or March 21 with county commissioners. Each party outlines specific candidate and delegate votes, with detailed positions and county roles. The notice supports Wm Bryan for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexwar
Congress
Ile
Sinte Benator
Assembly
Eur Miteeman
Tau Ior
J. Bryan
Arrears Notice to Democrat Subscribers
The Democrat urges patrons in arrears to settle subscriptions at 1.00 per year before April 1, with one year paid in advance. Delinquent accounts over a year will be dropped due to post office postage rules. Statements will be sent late this month. readers are asked to remit promptly and check the paper’s tab for balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrvrears
Democrat
Post Office Department
Indiana Visitor and Local Guests Chronicle Social Roundup
A long list of social visits and guest stays across Indiana, Marion Center, Mt. Pleasant, Pittsburgh, Franklin, Greensburg, and Johnstown. Mentions include Henry I. Wilson from Big Run visiting Indiana, A M Flopkins from Marion Center in Judiana, Isaac Smith from Mt. Pleasant hosting his brother J W Smith, Clara Bather near Sheloca visiting Indiana friends, Elizabeth Weibel of Somerset visiting relatives, Mrs Emma Ashworth in Pittsburg, Mrs G C Walles of Franklin as guest, Sugan and Celina McNelis at funeral in Sumuidt, plus multiple other locals visiting relatives, attending funerals, Easter travel, and short trips to towns like Martinsburg, Punxsutawney, and Mercersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I. Wison
Big Run
Indiana
A. M. Flopkins
Marion Centar
Judiana
Isaac Smith
Mt. Pleasant
J. W. Smith
Daniel Killen
Homer Gily
Clara Bather
Sheloca
Elizabeth Weibel
Somerset
Emma Ashworth
North Ninth Street
Pittsburg
GC. Wallaes
Franklin
Frigade
Sugan
Celina McNelis
Sumuidt
Martin Mountain
Marina Center
Myr
James Li. Sansom
Maud Taylor
Greensburg
Mercersburg Academy
Thomas Hildebrand
Fottsville
W. A. Allen
Charles Beeson
Pittsburst
Karry White
T. B Clark
Johnstown
George IX. Kline
Mary Wilson
Church Street
John P. St. Clair
Tomer City
Clement Aul
New Georgeville
Misa Laura Bilia
Fearl Rissiter
Hamer City
John Monks
Martina Wergy
Anna Gladys
Vila May Wilson
Iskiminetas
S. A. Sangam
Nannie Barr
Mary
West Chineh Street
J. P. Barr
Ibatteville
Waugh P. Lewis
Mzlon Center
Ansley Lewi
Mercersburg Naadeny
Covele
Shaffer
W. W. Pipes
Fittsburg
Gite Insurance Company
Roverniece
Leen
Blairsville
Local notices from Loghl interest items
Fire at Andrey Bishops residence destroys home in Canoe township. State road plans and specifications burn at the Commissioners office. Ernest road runs 3718 feet north, Jacksonville 7042 feet south. Auditors Nichol and lick travel to Mavo fun county to inspect coal lands for purchase. Max Minser to start a normal school in April 47 for ten weeks. Robinsteen Leather and Collar Company buys half of Mr Janker’s interest and he will retire. New Oxford Run Lumber Company charter planned for Harrisburg April 8 by D H Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey Bishop
Canoe Township
Ernest
Jacksonville
Charles A. Nichol
White Township
Jacob Lick
Gheryhill Township
Oixon Run Jainber Company
Harristure
D. H. ‘Smh
Mary Jean Limiseden’s Twelfth Birthday Party at Oakland
Notes say Mr and Mrs Limiseden hosted a party on Oakland Avenue for their daughter Mary Jean’s twelfth birthday. About 30 guests attended. elegant refreshments were served and gifts were received.
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TW. R. Limiseden
Oakland Avenue
Mary Jean Miss Lamaden
S. N. Wollis
Ealebwiie
Gughis Teiva Deon
Thomas Suttor
South Sixth Street
Rivsivy
Patrick
Gessler Deaths Listed in Indiana Life Chronicle
Charles A Gessler a prominent Indiana businessman died Saturday night at 16 oclock aged about sixty nine years after long battle with a shredded tumor on the right side of his face. He was born in Herb Germany in Tem (Win temburg) and came to America in 1850 with brother Eberhardt. He and his family built a thriving business and invested in real estate. He is survived by widow and children including Mrs A Donnelly Mrs Edward Davers Miss Fannie and Carrie and sons Charles Paul and Clyde. Funeral at his residence Wednesday at 2 pm with private interment at Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Charles A. Gessler
Herb
Wintemburg
Germany
Eberhardt Gessler
Mastines
Cambria County
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Eberhardt
Pottsville
Norristown
Penna
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Johustown
Donnelly
Edward Davers
Latrobe
Fannie
Carrie
Charles
Paul
Clyde
Craawford
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
McLaughlin
Hansel Clark McLaughlin
Madison McLaughle
Grant Street
Florida
J. A
8. S
Altoona
Ik. H
Minneapolis
George
Lois
Ida
F. S Crawford
Velock
Washington Church
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G. Mans
Brookville
Barry C. Golden
Kittanning
Navoy W. J. Bryan
Momney
Clarion
A. G. Smith
Pra Va
Fairman
Puuysinawney
John’ A. Remaldt
iThdiana
Grant Township
Mint
Palmer
West Wheat“field Township
Rem. Matson
Conventi Mel. Brown
Blairsville, Pa
Adam
F.bowman
Indiana, Pa
WM. Morrison
East Mahoning Tn
D. Patrick
Green Township
For.gounty
Douglass
Adam P. Lowry
Franklin Sansom
NEMS
Gourts
Lohauck Construction
Pisburg
Indana Lumber & Suagly Co
The
Giana
Farr & Son
Vpittsbury
George Kraft
Lorain
John S. Hastings
Ement
Russell Wools
Clarence Woods
Isolivar
Gabrielle Villella
Cyiner
Adrian
Henry H. Steving
Frank Villella
West Philadelphia
Iuil
Thaly
Finis Vitela
Moore
Inciena
John Jones
Harry Northwood
Wheelie
Sis
Ar. Gessler
J. M. Stewart
Hely Mariage
Sattsburg
Manin and Thomws Hepking
Luetr Brother
Jol
Hopkins’ Bros
P. A. Willett
Gawandit
WN. Y
Ella ‘Thompson
J Wils ‘Thompson
Recorder's Office
Jett
George Simpson
Santia Parhara
Cal
Minnie Kesslet
Clarix
Nebraska
Riba
Cherryhill Township
Farmers’ Bank
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