Stone Leads in Erie County Delegates as Cuba Policy Debate Intensifies
The paper reports Col. W. A. Stone gaining delegates in Erie Crawford Bradford Juniata and Lycoming counties with Wanamker strong in Lycoming. Montgomery county looms next with nine delegates. Senator Quay advocates vigorous policy toward Cuba while urging restraint to avoid war. The Maine battleship attack fuels calls to defend liberty and end brutal Cuban warfare. the editor favors assertive action to preserve peace if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stone
Allegheny County
Ingh
Erie
Crawford
Bradford
Juniata
Lycoming
Stone
Wanamaker
Lyconing
Bradford County
Col. Stone
Lycomng County
Montgomery County
Merchant Prince
Quay
United States Senate
Cuba
Maine
President's message on Spanish Cuban troubles echoed
The piece urges unity behind the president and Congress while demanding justice for Cubans. It praises Blairsville Courier’s Col. Kerver and editor Moorhead, notes public sentiment against Spain, and commends the Blairsville Enterprise and Philadelphia Inquirer for their coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Spain
Col. Kerver
Blairsville Courier
Col. Moorhead
Indiana
Blairsville Enterprise
The
Courier
Philadelphia Inquirer
Quay States Urgent Cuban Policy to Trades League
Senator Quay declares strong support for immediate U S action in Cuba. He says public sentiment favors decisive measures over prolonged negotiations and urges using army and navy to free Cuba and avenge the Maine. He expresses confidence in the president and agrees to read their demand to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Quay
Trades League
Philadelphia
United States
Maine
Spain
Cuba
Trades League of Philadelphia
Church News Moves and Meetings across Homer City Area
Sabbath evening services are set for United Presbyterian Homer City with communion at Second United Presbyterian last Sabbath. Three new members welcomed. Easter daylight service at M E Church attended by about fifty youths, voluntary, with Bible school rally at Pinevale Christian Friday Saturday and a closing Sabbath. Rev H V Bedickian of Constantinople will lecture at Bethel Presbyterian Center township next Saturday at 7 30. Armenian costume talk on natives habits and mission. Adults 15 cents, children 10 cents. Several ministers from this area attend Kittanning Presbytery meeting in Freeport this week. Conemaugh Presbyterial U P U executive committee met Blairsville to plan year. Annual Presbyterial reunion at Homer City August 18 19. Dr C H Mead of New York to speak Court House Friday April 15, his oratorical talk on home protection. Dr G T Reynolds praised as speaker and Silver Lake quartet member. No admission, all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Homer City
Second United Presbyterian Church
M. E
Pinevale
V. Bedickian
Constantinople
Turkey
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Center Township
B. S. Sloan
W. J. Wilson
David Hall
Mr. Gamble Fleming
E. P. Foresman
Marion Center
Lawrence Shields
J. K. McElhoes
Kellysburg
Kittanning
Freeport
Conemaugh Presbyterial O. ¥. P
Ada Shaw
Johnstown
Asca Watson
Blairsville
R. A. Hutchison
Altoona
Maggie L. Thompson
C. H. Mead
New York
Court House
G. T. Reynolds
Silver Lake
Elmer Allison
Pittsburg
Helen White
Harry White, Jr
Peder
Toronto
James Kier
South Bend
J. N. Banks
Greensburg
J. M. Cunningham
Frank Wood
Charles Jones
William Nicholwas
Ed. Wiggins
Graceton
Indiana
Thomas Griffith
Margaret Adair
Charlotte Clark
John Carson
White Township
Wm. Thomas
Armstrong Township
Frank Hildebrand
John Hill
William Irwin
Apollo
Nellie Guthrie
Mary McKnight
Marjorie Ayers
Sharpsburg
Annie Banks
Marie Craighead
Alice Withington
Oakland Avenue
Maud Birch
Ian
William Smith
James Hanna
Banks Township
Robert J. Hood
West Wheatfield
Jason Carson
Leechburg
Carson
Ralph McComish
Derry
W.M. Johnston
Wilkinsburg
Charleroi
W. B. Kline
T. B. Clark
Fourth Ward
Albert Marshall
Philip Marshall
Ed Christy
Christy
Jennie Wilson
Church Street
Allegheny
Agnes Wilson
Gertrude Cunningham
Saltsburg
Margaret Campbell
Third Ward
Penn Run
James G. White
White
Albert Mattern
Tyrone
J. N. Stewart
Second Ward
Catherine Currann
York
Rev. Jamison
Edith Fr
John P. Leech
May Wilson
Mabel
Bess Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
G. E. Frantz
Kingswoods
W. Va
White House
Miss Eastman
Book Hall
Media
John §. Hastings
T. P. Anderson
Belle
Howe
Parkwood
Anderson
Smithport
Discovery and Career Notes In Local News
A woman in the United States reports a dramatic recovery after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bottles are offered by local agents in several towns with regular sizes priced at 50c and 1.00, guaranteed. Also noted is W J Shaffer leaving road sales for a new Prudential Life Insurance agency in Indiana County.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
T. E. Hildebrand’s
Indiana
W. I Moontis
Homer City
M. G. Miller's
Blairsville
W. J. Shaffer
Brookville
R. & W. Jenkinson Co
Pittsburg
Will
Shaffer
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Prodess
Still In the Business McNeal Keeps Full Undertaking Line
Still in the business. James A. McNeal remains an active undertaker with a full line of goods and the town’s best hearse. He is the oldest in the county with extensive experience, located on Philadelphia street near the Indiana House. All calls answered day or night. DAUGHERTY Bros. offer bicycles and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McNeal
Philadelphia Street
Indiana House
Personalities Visit and Local Figures in Pittsburg Trips
Elmer Allison and Miss Helen White traveled to Pittsburg on Thursday while Harry White Jr and Rev Peder left for Toronto. Local residents James Kier, J N Banks, J M Cunningham, Frank Wood, Charles Jones and many others were noted as visiting, hosting or traveling last week.
Bluffton teacher Mr Bracken ends term with pie social
Mr Thomas Bracken, Bluffton school teacher in Buffington township, closed and successful term on Friday. In the evening the school held a pie social. Bracken is now a student at the Indiana Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bracken
Bluffton
Buffington Township
The
Indiana Normal
Lydie Injured in Auto Action in Green Township
Mr. B. F. Lydie of Green township suffered a serious accident Tuesday evening April 5 while returning home with straw. His fall occurred when the spring pole slipped. he was carried to a neighbor's house for care. Also note Hadfield's Tables In Demand and Shaker Digestive Cordial advertising items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Lydie
B. F. Lydie
Green Township
Hadfield
J. M. Hadfield
Blairsville
Indiana
Local correspondence from Marion Center and nearby towns
Local notes describe visits and social events across Marion Center, Clyde, Strongstown, Hillsdale and surrounding areas. People from Dayton Blairsville Punxsutawney and Johnstown were guests. quilting and sewing parties, literary society activities, school openings, road machine talk, and railroad work are mentioned along with several residents’ comings and goings during the week.
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Indiana Progress
Beerpaursinegy H
Thompson
Marios CritTer
M. KK. Leard
Bracknick Townsszib
Register and Recorder
Janes N. Stewart
Isprana
W. M. Mahan
Inpraya
L. Moormead
Senator Quay
Church News
Daugherty Bros
Annie Stuchell
Elmer Shaffer
Deckers Point
Horace Thompson
E. H. Griffith
Missea Della Bean
Ella Dills
MM. B. Wynkoop
Mary and
Myra Park
Mary Foresman
Rayne Township
Agnes Janson
Puntsutawney
Dr. Walters
Ponxsutawney
Cartie Allison
Clyde
Joseph Mack
J. Mack
Derry Station
Wm. McLane
Washington
C. N. McKelvey
Joseph Mack, Sr
Bolivare
Mesdames
Hugh
James Mack
Anna McKelvey
Ligonier
Clark
Literary Society
John McNeelage
Slyde
W. M. Dick
New Florence
Elmer Campbell
Charles Wagner
Nineveh
John Shaffer
Huff
Heshbon
Blacklick
Will Artemus
Clark Grate
Charles Duncan
John Hogan
Hillsdale
Chas. Mahan
Lousghrys
Monarch
Cluitt & Coon
Waterhouse Ties
W.R. Loughry & CO
Hastings
Indiana, Pa
Indiana County
John Ss. Hastings
Inprana
Propie
Truby Building
N. B
SS. WW
Swan
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