Campaign and Prohibition News from May to Gettysburg Events
A long passage covers the Constitution Amendment campaign urging prohibition, calls for unity, and notes on temperance efforts. It mentions 26 million bushels of wheat, legislative salaries, judicial pay debates, and praise for President Harrison’s appointments. It also notes Pennsylvania days at Gettysburg with monuments to be dedicated and a presidential review planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gettyeburg
The
United Tates
Revelations of Respect in Indiana Pa Church Death Notice
In memory of Sobn B Campbell a long serving Methodist church official in Indiana Pa. The church honors his life and labor and prays God’s blessing on the congregation and his grieving family. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to the deceased’s family and local papers. Signed by Fowaka J Exox, Chairman, Jeux H. Prinace, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobn B. Campbell
Officisl Board
the Methodist Church
Indiana
Grand Army of Redemption
Pennsylvania
Orphan's Court
Thomas Dad
Cameron Late
Buffington Twp
Wiggins and Bell
Orphan's Court of Indiana Co
Wm. A. Stewart
Bary Stewart
J. N. Banks
David K. Willama
H. B. Morris
Campbell
Cornelius Campbell
Wood
Act of Assembly
Entitien
Glex Woop CO
Eeke
Pennsylvania Constitutional Amendment Proposal for Prohibition
A joint resolution proposes adding Article XIX to the Pennsylvania Constitution. It would ban manufacturing selling or keeping intoxicating liquor for beverage use with a misdemeanor penalty and allow salt of liquor for other purposes only as prescribed by law. The General Assembly would enact enforcement laws at the first session after adoption.
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Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonweath of
General
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Snall
Lee
United Stars
Fuirduesiail
Lewer
Ruth
High Seas
Charles W. Stone
The
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Address to the People in Pennsylvania on Prohibition
Chairman Henry W. Parmer urges Pennsylvanians to rally for a constitutional ban on intoxicating liquor. He frames the saloon as the enemy of virtue, calls for nonsectarian unity, and warns that defeat would bring hardship to laborers, taxpayers, Christians, and families. He appeals to all to vote for prohibition on the 18th of June and to mobilize support across faiths, races, and genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Henry W. Parmer
Pennsylvania
Cumiulus
Court News A. W. Kiromel guardian in court acts and trials
Court actions include Kiromel guardian acknowledgment for Rabt. C. and Wm. Beatty. Jamison vs Moorhead exr. of James Moorhead. Leis appointed committee for James Howe lunatic. leave to Moses Steele to borrow on mortgage for property repairs. Pavitt maintenance petition responses filed. garnishees Gettyve, Rapkin, Rankin noted. several verdicts and settlements including Works vs East Mahoning accident case with substantial injuries and a $195 verdict for Mrs Work. adjourned to April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kiromel
Rabt. C
Beatty
W.J. Jamison
H. E. Moorhead
James Moorhead
Dee d
James F. le
James Howe
Moses T. Steele
Norman
Cora McGowan
Fralina Pavitt
H.C Pavitt
M. C. Gettyve Wm
Rapkin
Austin C. Rankin
Martha E. Snyder
S. S. McCreery
Wm. R. Smyers
James Huston
Wm. Waterson
W. D. Wilson
Jos. A. Henderson
Daniel Wilson
Pitt
P.H. Clawson
Wm. Johnston
Albert Cunningham
P.O
F. M. Clawson
Mary Work
Jobo L. Work
East
Marion
Punxsutawney
P. H. Clawson
J. R. Warener
Wm. T. Mahaffey
Joseph Nickle
M. H. Winebark
The Horse Show at Opera House Impresses Crowd
Professor Hurlburt presents a horse and dog show drawing a large audience at the Opera House last night. Prince the black horse captivates spectators with apparent intelligence while dogs perform well. A matinee was held today and tonight is the final show. a Library Hall appearance follows April 12 and 13 with seats on sale and admission 25, 35, and 50 cents.
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Professor Hurlburt
Opera House
Prince
Lynchburg Daily Advance
Library Hall
Hall’s
New Discovery Pilla Cure Promoted With Free Samples
Advertisement touts Miles Pilla as a new method to cure liver complaints constipation and piles. Free samples available at Tom E Hildebrand's. A horse owned by J C Agey of Two Lick will be at Movhanicsburg Brushvailey township starting April 22 with weekly visits on Monday and Tuesday and residence visits the rest of the week during the season.
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A. P
Mile’s Pilla
Tom E. Hildebrand
J. C. Agey
Two Lick
Movhanicsburg
Brushvailey Township
Missionary Society Meeting at Conemaugh Presbytery
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Conemaugh Presbytery met in Indiana on April 3 at 1 p m with devotional exercises led by Mrs Clara Henderson. Reports praised progress, welcomed new groups, and outlined duties for the year. A temperance and missionary emphasis followed, plus notes on correspondence from Kate Corbett in India and plans to meet again in Jacksonville.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Conemaugh Presbytery
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Indiana
Clara Henderson
M. J. Simpson
Indiana Society
W. H. MeeMaster
Oue
Westmoreland Presbytery
Foster
W. 8. Owens
D. D
The
Amendment Association
Eva Thompson
McMaster
Margaret Smith
Wosman’s
National Fireform Association
Kate Corbett
Zafarpal
India
Celia Patterson
Happy Meeting Of Two Friends Ends With Remarkable Cure
John M. Allen of Charlotte New York claimed grave illness from Gravel was cured by Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Roudout New York after he tried it on a friend’s urging. Weeks passed before the recovery was noted and shared.
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John M. Allen
Charlotte
N. Y
Parsons
Mr. Alen
David Kennedy
Roudout
Allen
Handsomest Lady in Indiana Praises Kemp’s Balsam
A Indiana woman told a friend Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs stopped her cough instantly when other remedies failed. To prove its merit druggists will provide a Sample Bottle Free. Large 50 cents and 1.00.
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Kemp
J M Cunningstam Livery and Sales Ad
An Indiana Pennsylvania livery and sales stable announces expanded facilities and stocked stables with driving horses carriages wagons buckboards and carts. The ad claims competitive pricing and invites patrons to inspect stock and compare prices with eastern or western cities.
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J. M. Cunningstam
Phila St
Indiana
Announcement of Republican Primary Candidates for Register and Recorder
Blairsville candidate ER J Graff seeks the Register and Recorder post with May 21 election day. Conemaugh Township Captain M G Sandals also runs with May 24 primary. West Indiana’s J Harvey Stewart and Bayne Township’s J Brick McGara seek the same office with May 21 primaries. Each is subject to Republican primary rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register and Recorder
ER. J. Graff
Blairsville
M. G. Sandals
Conemaugh Township
Rfor Register and Recorder
J. Harvey Stewart
West
Indiana
Register 214 Recorder
Riday
J. Brick McGara
Bayne Townahp
Coulter Wiggins
Gar
James McGregor
Woah Loar
George W. Swaij
Office of Register and Recorder
Triennial Statement of 1688 Attested by Clerk
The document records a triennial financial or official statement for the year 1688, attested by Frank T. Em pf ield, the clerk. It notes the authority and formal certification of the record by a clerical officer.
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead
Propr
Philadelphia Street
Thie
Dar
Fostwaaiter
Wanamakee
Supreme Court
Harrison
Fowaka J. Exox, Crairmas
Jeux H. Prinace
Sorevtary
Constitutional Amendment
Fayette County
John P. St.John
Kansas
Strobson
Indiana County
Fast Beck Cotton
Court News
James KR. Taylor
C. Hazlett
Clark Hangah
Pip
John i
At of
Tata
Frank T. Empfield
S. C. Kennedy
J. M. Marshall
J. W. Shields
Commissioners
Beteicys
Nistiers
Armagh
Armagh Armmsiron
Burrell
Tratroce Blairsvil
Atravilie Blacklick
Svae
I -Atack Buffington
Bradot
Valley Banks
Banks Canoe
Ann
Homer City
Jacksonville Jacksonville
Montgomer
Mechanicsburg
Arg
Rayne Rayne
Sal Saltsbia
Gmickaburg Smick
Wheatfell
Wheatfield
Sage
Washington Washingto
A. Ancure
M.D
Oxford
Brooklyn
N.Y
Castria
Centace
Murray Street
Pitcher’s Castoria
Elizabeth Faith
Orphans’ Court of
Rayne Township
Joseph Kanarr
Nybert
Wm. Faith
T. D. Faith
Onehalf
Pond
David McLaughlin
Jacob Faith
J. A. Findley
Court of Common Pleas
United Presbyterian Church of
Wie Paxon
Nivteryien
Geneva
Macy Alene Pclae
Saptt
Orphans Court Sale
T. S. Reed
West Wheatfield
David Harris
Mrs. Mecouoy
Ephraim Wallace
Thomas Crawford
Andy Fulcomer
Algo
Aald Township
Andrew Robinson
Isac Penrod
Samuel Fulcomer
Conemaugh River
Fae
B.S. Thompson
Feder
S. H. Troyer
Langham
Jos
Home Co
Penn Ave
JOS. Horne & Gb
Pittsburg
James Hartness
Ebetriat
Mie
Vanla
Hughend
Thad
Gree
Sttempt & Kennedy
Charlies
Sucene
Albatross
Henriettes
Zephyr Mulla
Se Tiner
Igi
Henrietta Clotha
Lish
Nets
Ds. Warner's
Bowtree’s
Fey's
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