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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

Page

3

Republican State Convention Nominates Multiple Candidates

Harrisburg reports the Republican State convention opened with no contesting delegates. Olmstead chaired after a lengthy keynote. Nominations followed for governor with Stuart leading on the first ballot amid strong support and mixed reactions. Other nominees included Murphy for Lieutenant Governor Young for Auditor General and Mouck for Secretary of Internal Affairs.

Harrisburg Cane Olmstead Alexandery Stewart Beaver Lawrence County Gov. Brown William H. Swope Clearfield Thomas H. Murray Foster Center Swearingen J. W. Thompson Fayette County Denny Washington County Louis A. Watres Lackawanna Warren Stone Immediately Rose Cambria Robert S. Murphy Johnstown Murphy Robert K. Young

Platform Strong for Reform in Harrisburg Convention

The Republican State convention adopts a reform platform praising Roosevelt's administration, condemning corporate evasions of law, calling for public corporate disclosure, endorsing pending Railway Rate Bill provisions, demanding meat inspection, and supporting protective tariffs as part of a broader modernization agenda.

Harrisburg United States Roosevelt Congress

Political platform mixed with reform pledges in historic text

The document endorses protectionist doctrine and immigration restriction, praises Governor Pennypacker and his administration, and lauds legislative reforms from a recent extra session. It advocates two cent rail fares, regulated mileage sales, railroad ownership of mines, liberal appropriations for charities, and a State Railroad Commission, with investigations into abandoned oil roads and public franchises.

Pennypacker Commonwealth

Grand Jury Returns Hearings Amid Guilty Pleas and Indictments

The grand jury met Tuesday evening and returned true bills against Tony Morocco for burglary and Mike Most for larceny and receiving stolen goods. John Pierce, James Hill, and others face assault and battery or larceny charges. several cases end without true bills. Also noted are notices for Dr Shoop Green Salve advertisements and a church cantata at the United Presbyterian church with a free admission and a donation request.

John James Hill Margaret K. Hill

Ladies Ice Cream Festival at Creekside Gibson's Hall

The Presbyterian church ladies of Creekside will host an ice cream festival in Gibson's hall on Thursday evening. In addition to desserts there will be a sale of fancy quilts cushions and other needlework articles.

Christian Union Het United Presbyterian Ehurch Tau Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Creekside Gibson’s Hall

Lax-eis-A Candy Bowel Laxative Sale Notice

An advertisement promises Lax-eis A candy laxative for constipation coated tongue dizziness and headaches with claims of wellbeing and scent. Separate notice states electric light bills now payable at the Provision Co. plant near the B R P station.

Dausherty Bros Provision Co

Plans to Kill King at Royal Wedding Uncovered

Madrid June 6 investigation into Morales the would be assassin of King Alfonso shows a plot to shoot the king during the wedding ceremony. Morales aided by four accomplices, arrests expected soon.

Madrid Morales Alfonso

Nothing Dirty About Us Says Packers Convention Report

An OCR fragment describes the 6th annual convention of the Wotten's Missionary Society of the Conemaugh Presbytery to be held at Tucksonville Thursday and Friday with devotional services, readings, and officer elections. It mentions officers and committees, and notes a Great Glare put up after Packers ads in Chicago as an advocacy piece.

The Wotten's Missionary Society of the Conemaugh Presbytery Tucksonville Wep Jrtinie Warner Conemaugh Myrs Lowman Jacksonville Elizabeth Keener West Lebanon Imal Mary Bruce Indiana Paner Clark Elderton EB. McGill Homer Hamilton Blairsville Hill Pittsburg Woman's Missionary Convention Psa Katherine McLaughlin D. BE. Meuill Clara Henderson Margaret Thompson E. L. Ralston R. W. Hamilton

WEDDINGS INDIANA AND BUFFALO COUPLES MARRY AT ST LEONARD

Two ceremonies reported this morning. Cornelius James Shea of Buffalo wed Florence Hasinger at St Leonard's Church with Father McNeis officiating. The couple, after a blue silk gown and white mousseline attendants, left by the 8325 train for Buffalo where they secured apartments. Guests included Mrs. M. B. Shaw and Miss Grace Graff among others. A second marriage, William A. Allshouse and L. Mae McMillen, took place at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Lewis Hay officiating. A drug ad for Dr Shoop's Restorative follows.

Cornelius James Shea Buffalo Florence. Hasinger Clement Slasinger St. Leonand’s Father McNeis Berthahalt Micheal KR. Shea Pittsburg Shea Indiana Berkley Hotel M. B. Shaw Wilkinsburg Vena Irvin Allegheny Grace Graff Blairsville William A. Allshouse Creekside L. Mae McMillen Ambrose Lewis Hay

Man Killed in Train Accident at Blacklick Bridge Inquest Held

The inquest into Paul Tika s death after being struck on the Blacklick bridge on May 4 is in Allegheny. Witnesses from Indiana say the death appears accidental as the train could not be avoided. The coroner s jury awaited verdict. A dinner later honored School baseball team after a promised treat if they beat Kiski.

Blacklick Bridge Ralph Forrester Albert Wagle William Sweeney Indiana Branch Allegheny Paul Tika Love- Joy Gazette Black Nick Bridge Ulairsville Tika West Inn West Penn Hospital Indiana J. Wood Clark Msi Normal ‘Trustees Clark Kiski Tom Ke Hildebrand Griffithlis

Greensburg teachers re elected Blanche St Clair Lemmun

Misses Blanche St.Clair and Gertrude Lemmun of town were re elected as teachers in Greensburg schools on Monday night. The best cigars and tabbies were sold at Henry Hall's on Philadelphia Street. Trial see Slegant, Jing 10.

Blanche St.Clair Gertrude Lemmun Greensburg Henry Hall’ S Philadelphia St. Tryal Slegant

Residents and visitors listed in Clairssake notes

A long list of names and towns shows Mr Ben Pollock in Clairssake on Friday and many locals visiting Indiana, Philadelphia, and other nearby towns. The report notes births, deaths, and social calls, plus notes from Mrs Katharine Baker and James St Clair family ties.

Ben Pollock Clairssake Voeaday

Stabbed with a hat pin at Elderton ball game

Reported melee after a Elderton Eldersridge softball clash over a cheering horn led to a hat pin wound. Eugene Ralston injured in scuffle. physician treated him for a puncture said to be from a hat pin. Source notes rivalry, identities withheld pending privacy, with town social details following the incident.

Idersridue Nul Elderton Cnus Depres Ildersridge Elderton Edith Ruvara Eldersridge Miss Boyard Eugene Ralston Thomas Ralston Ralston Hum Feldersridge Phystcwa Corse Te Hum

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Stuart Penrose Grand Jury Dr. Shoop Daugherty Bras Kent Conemaugh Presbytery the Packers Chicago Dune Axcelling Packers Neil- Reynolds Shea—Hasinger Allshouse—McMillen Kiser & Bro Msgrs Millon Dyagwists Mr.ohn Rochester Marion Center Clark Hamill Mechanicsburpy Dla. Shields North Point Israel Kunkle Cronal Grace Armstrong Bokport Esther Campbell Salisbuarys Row Neve Lower Wiliam Carnahan Sheleta Indigtn John Shona Mra CG. Thatmas Armstrong Township Suesday Ada Ladiek Philadelphia Hopiest Finian Laviek Seventh Street Helen Elkin Onl Hanes Seminary James St. Clair Church de Uren John Monks Martin's Bberry Wilda Weaver Hen. Weaver Butler Grave Learn Mast Church Street Kellar Harris North Sixth Street John Little Mabel Dickson Homer City Sheroda and Willet 5S. J. Telford M. G. Watson Maidee Watson Altoona M. ©. Watson J. N. Langham John 8. Fisher 8. B. King Spangler A. B. Marshall Fred South Seventh Street PunXsutawney Dayton Plamnville John P. Little Dixmont Hospital James St.Clair White Township Lt. Simpson Town Ilsie Daisy Dismont Canobe Beard Katharine Baker Tiene Kiriroad Inos Jank Root Alonza Lewis Ildis South Fork Baptist Vharch Greenwood Cemestery Merle Mabon S. Mery Mabon Sears Boggs Farm Mabon Robers J. Mabon Sier Clits Ancehaebs Sayrday Elderson Kooa Cameron Fio Methara Greeley Mi Metiara Fee Staters Renie Thompson Childeen's Aid Sue. Wither Mors David Blis G. A. McLain Cutacey's Aid Society
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