Forty seven Patriots announced for Republican ticket
The announcing of candidates on the Republican ticket in Jefferson County closed at 6 pm. AL Gilbert prints the official list. A Uniform Primaries Act wide open field has led to a larger slate with 47 total candidates across offices including 9 for Sheriff and 18 for County Commissioner. John S. Fisher not listed for State Senate. Jefferson County gains three candidates to choose from.
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Gilbert
Bis
Gazette
James
Hammers
Congress
State Senate
Assembly
John S. Fisher
Jefferson County
The Dancing School crowds Indiana Library Hall Tuesday
An enthusiastic Indiana Dancing Club crowd packed Library Hall last Tuesday with dancers of all ages and families in attendance. Local candidates Major Joseph G. Beale and T. M. Karte and Henry I. Wilson joined the event, mingling with friends and attracting new supporters. An ad at the bottom mentions furniture cleaning and eye care services, typical of a small-town newspaper listing.
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Grandpa
Indiana Dancing Club
Joseph G. Beale
Leechburg
Congreda
Messrs
T. M. Karte
Henry I. Wilson
Jefferson County
State Senate
Points on People in Indiana Area News
Mrs. Daniel Killen of Homer City and A. M. Hopkine of Marion Center visited Indiana on business today. Archibald of Blairsville toured Indiana. Elizabeth Weible of Somerset visits relatives this week. The Guthries returned from Pittsburgh. Mrs. St Clair of Homer City spent the day with Mrs. Wilson in Indiana. Mrs. Beeson of Pittsburgh visits her parents in Croydland. Martha Mitchell of Altoona visits daughter in Indiana. W. W. Pipes of Pittsburgh seeks a Prudential Life Insurance agency in town. Harry Kelly of Homer City and Walter Kissinger of Blacklick spent several days in town. John A. Shaffer of Covode plans to move to Indiana April 1. Lavina Sankey of New Castle arrived to be with her mother, critically ill in White Township. Indiana House registrants: J. D. Carson, DuBois. W. D. Warner, Johnstown. J. J. Donelley, Patton. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bell and children depart for Johnstown to reside in Kernville. Elizabeth Hildebrand, injured in a fall, is recovering and able to be up much of the day.
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Mra
Lavina Sankey
New Castle
Indiana
Mrs. Groft
White Township
Huygbenians Present In the Palace of the King
The Huygbenian Literary Society at the Normal plans an April 18 Library hall production titled In the Palace of the King set in Madrid during Philip II era 1570. Ralph Kasting and Miss Besse Keller lead the cast with Edna Peale directing. special scenery and medieval costumes prepared.
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Mise Besse Keller
Edna Peale
Death of Clarence Bush Near Clymer at Age 90
Clarence Bush a long time resident near Clymer died Tuesday night March 10 about 1130 at age 90. He suffered grip for two months with other complications causing death. He lived in White Township until moving to Clymer two years ago. Survived by one sister Mrs Scott Youngblood of East Oak Street. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Charien Bush
Unequaled Cure for Croup Promoted by Wilson & Wood
Harry Wilson of Waynewn, lad, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an unequaled cure for croup and cold throat troubles. Given when the croupy cough appears, it is said to prevent an attack and has weed successfully in thousands of homes. Sold by all druggists. Do you know the good ness of our stock?
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Chamberlain
Harry Wilbon
Twice Put Out of Business By Fire In Wilkinsburg
A disastrous blaze in Wilkinsburg on Tuesday the 10th destroyed the Wallace building owned by Congressman John Dalzell and housing several firms. Firemen battled flames threatening adjoining properties. R. C. Daugherty whose shoe store at 7009 Penn Avenue lost 17000 in stock insured for 16000, was among the injured. Clymer Republicans held a primary for borough officers for an April 4 election. names and vote totals listed for Burgess, council, and other offices.
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Wilkinsburg
R. C. Daugherty
Saltsburg
Indiana
Wallace
John Dalzell
Pittaburg
Wilkinaburg
Clymer
Burgess
David J. Price
J. A. Dillon
J. A. Dearolf
Ji ©. Davison
B. D. Smith
Alex
H. C. Mack
J. G. Lixfield
James Irwin
Thomas Mainey
Orvil Keough
W. A. Mull
G. £. McClincy
John S. Wolf
H. F. Fleming
John Byron
L. W. Strong
George Smith
W. F. Neeley
H. B. Field
Alex Dixon
L. C Bence
J. W. Houck
J. T. Harvey
H. W. Brewer
A. W. Hetrick
Hdward Moore
Scott Douglass
W. A. Evang
Jobo McGuire
J. I. Conner
L. E. Ackerson
R. A. Dixon
H. J. Helman
Walter Robbing
James Gray
David Abrama
James St Clair
T. C. Stanley
Obo Hunter
David Black
Smicksburg's Largest Girl Claims State Heavyweight Record
Smicksburg resident John Roush claims his 11 year old daughter Ellen, four feet eight inches and 204 pounds, holds a state heavyweight record for youths when age is considered. Ellen's father weighs 145 pounds and mother 140, with Ellen never missing school in three years, prompting local coverage in the Punxsutawney Spirit.
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Indians
Jefferson
Clearfield
Jefferson County
Schensknocker
Brookville
W. G. Buffington
Brockwayville
John Rouch
Smickaburg
Ellen
Miss Ellen
Mgr
Roush
Punxautawney Spirit
Havana Professor Endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Howell's American School Havana Cuba praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy after his baby suffered severe cold. He recalls night of February 3rd when breathing was difficult and the remedy provided prompt relief leading to full recovery within three days. For sale by all druggists.
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H. A. Howell
Havana
Cuba
Chamberlain
Howell
Meeting of Ant Saloon League Plans Local Option Action
A March 12 1:00 p m meeting at Secona U P church will plan permanent action in Local Option and Law Enforcement. The Anti Selcon League invites all church temperance committee members and the League as a whole to attend.
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Anti-Selcon League
Secona U. PF
Temperance
Pleasant Physic Ad Explains Chamberlain Tabs
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant mild laxative. It promises gentle action and a pleasant cathartic effect, urging readers to call for large sample quantities.
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Chamberlain
Ninety Three Year Old Thomas Hood Celebrates Birthday
Thomas Hood of West Church Street turned 93 on Monday March 9. Friends gathered as he remained mentally sharp and attends the First U. P. church when possible. A lifelong reader, he uses a magnifier to read the Evening Gazette daily and lives with his son in law and daughter John A Findley and wife.
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Thomas Hood
West Church Street
Hood
U. P
Evening Gazette
John A. Findley
Watson Campaign Highlighted by Philadelphia North American
The Philadelphia North American lauds M. C. Watson of this place for Assembly, calling him a power for good and part of the best element in the House. Also notes Chamberlain's Pale Balm offers fast relief for shoulder pain through regular applications.
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M. C. Watson
Assembly
Philadelphia North American
Wateson
Watgyn
Lady Audley's Secret shines at Library Hall on March 12
Review highlights strong acting and scenery with superb costumes. Brief note mentions a Chicago man discovering egg white as a cancer cure, a claim presented as unverified and not substantiated by science.
The Vote of 1899 Prohibitory Amendment Returns
The Gazette reports 1899 county tallies for the Prohibitory Amendment in Pennsylvania. In Indians County the vote was 4966 for and 2067 against, a majority for the amendment of 2899. Allegheny Armstrong Cambria Elk Erie and Somerset counties joined six others against. statewide totals show 296,617 for and 484,644 against, a 188,027 majority against.
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Pennsylvania
Allegheny Mountaine
Allegheny
Arostrong
Cambria
Elk
Eric
Somer Bet
Old Injury Returns To Trouble For Rossiter Man
William Hl. Smith of near Rossiter was taken to Dr Grube hospital in Pooxsutawney after a recent severe relapse of pains from an old lightning strike four years ago. The injury began when a barn near Roanaiter was struck, killing a Pierce son and injuring Smith who later recovered but now suffers renewed agony.
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William Hl. Smith
Rossiter
Smith
Tre Gypsy's Revenge at Dreamland Theater
A Dreamland Theater program promotes The Gypsy's Revenge a thrilling Gypsy life tale showing camp wanderers foraging for provisions. A cabbages theft leads to arrests and a Gypsy maiden seeks revenge through the farmer’s son. Also shows a comic short and an illustrated song When Summer Bids Autumn Goodbye.
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Dreamland Theater
Lsa
Dean's Ointment touted as cure for skin troubles
A testimonial from Mrs H B Suchanan of Indiana PA praises Dean's Ointment for relief from skin rashes and itching on her child. She recounts purchasing at Tom E Lidebrand's drug store and using it to remove pimples and scalp itching, claiming a complete cure. Dealers are urged to stock and sell Dean's Ointment.
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Indiana
Dean
Suchanan
South 13Th Street
Indians
Tom
Pricecents
Fee Jburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bame
Dean's
What the Normal Folks Are Doing
Sunday meetings led by Miss Dyer state secretary of the YWCA drew a large crowd with special music. Sunday vesper recitals by Miss Cogswell featured solo numbers with Prof. Race. Future events include a Friday night habitant chapel talks by Mr. Smith about the negro question and a Saturday evening Japanese opera in Library Hall featuring Miss Fehmer and a Mikado themed program.
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Misa Cogswell
Race
Batiste
Jesus
Rathbun
Rape
Grieg
Holy City
Gaul
Madtigal
Library Hall
Lady Audley's Secret revival at Library Hall this season
Ingram Kyle presents Lady Audley’s Secret with a capable Miss Rollins leading an exceptional cast. The revival emphasizes strong acting over elaborate scenery and notable costuming, promising a remarkable performance on Thursday March 12.
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Ingram Kyle
Library Hall
Kyle
Ping Pong Photos and Long Stay at Marshall Building
On information from J A Davis of Smithport Roy Smith, about 48, was arrested for felonious burglary at Davis’s storehouse cellar in Indiana. He was brought to Indiana late yesterday and lodged in jail to await hearing. A photographer, B Piner, noted the event in relation to a separate ad for Ping Pong Photos and 28 for 25 cents with ten extra days of service.
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Marshall Building
B. Piner
J. A. Davis
Smithport
Roy Smith
Modern Miracle Worker and German Remedy for Piles
An advertisement touts a “Modern Miracle Worker” claim about four German additives that allegedly radicalize treatment for piles. It prescribes 6 drops of Carballg Avid and Luram Zotun with 4 drops nightly and morning, asserting permanent relief. The ad promises any druggist can supply the prescription and invites readers to inquire at Wiley & Wood.
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Fisher
the Dancing School
Rush
Grant Street
Bebior
W. FP. Lowry
Saunday
Wilson & Wood
THE
Daniel Killen
Homer City
A. M. Hopkine
Marion Center
P. Archibald
Blairaville Jeweler
Misa Elizabeth Weible
Somerset
S. W. Guthrie
John P. St. Clair
Mary Wilson
Church Street
C. E. Beeson
Harry White
Croyland
Martha Mitchell
Altoona
Mrs
Mont ‘Kerr
South Seventh Street
W. W. Pipes
Pittsburg
1Prudential Life Insurance Co
Mesara
Harry Kelly
Walter Kissinger
Blacklick
John A. Shaffer
Covode
Indiana House
J. D. Carson
DuBois
W. D. Warner
Johnatown
J. J. Donelley
Patton
Herbert Bell
Johnstown
Kernville
Elizabeth Hildebrand
Huygbenians
Clarence Bush
Croup
Ow Saktent Wilaan & Wood
Salisburg
Smicksburg
John Rough Claims County
Ant-Saloon League
Watson
Great Reform
Endiana Man
Gale
All Druggiata
Lady Audley
Chicago
Indiana County
Madrigal Club
Wiley & Wood
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