Regular Republicans oppose extra session in Pennsylvania
The piece argues that regular Republicans oppose an extra legislative session as costly and unnecessary. It accuses bolters and Democrats of provoking it for their own gain, noting a $125000 price tag and projecting accountability to taxpayers. It condemns Martin Flinn and party wreckers, urging voters to rebuke them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silon
Wanamaker
Martin, Flinn and Company
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Martin
Flinn
Weed
Compromise in Civil War era rhetoric amid party bolters
An editorial lampoons calls for compromise by Pennsylvania Republicans who bolted from the union and formed an armed faction. It recalls wartime resolve to avoid concessions to disloyalists and argues history shows bolters meet ruin as party history repeats itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvanis
Tie Regular Republicans Stand Firm for Senator Quay
The regular Republicans met Monday night to back Colonel M. S. Quay as their caucus nominee, adopting firm resolutions. Senator Pen defended Quay as a test of party integrity amid bolts and revolutions, noting Quay's long service and the ongoing trial, urging support despite political attacks.
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Quay
United States
Penrose
Mr. Quay
Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Court of Quarter Sessions
Philadelphia
Che
Quay Trial Protest Speech Triggered in Pennsylvania Senate
Attorney General Elkin denounces a political coalition aiming to ruin Senator Quay and urges party members to stand by him. He recalls the November victory, asserts the conspiracy against Quay, and condemns the attempt to hang the case on him via court actions rather than open politics.
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Elkin
Colonel Quay
Pennsylvania
Joint Assembly
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Quay Leads as 78th Ballot for Senator Is Tallied
The 78th ballot for United States senator shows Quay with 93 votes, Jenks 85, Jones 69, from 247 cast. 124 needed for election. The Quay trial in Philadelphia progresses slowly and likely won’t go to the jury before May 10. A stray remark notes social tensions among Indiana bicyclists and reports the Gazette’s new dress appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Quay
Jenks
Jones
Colonel Quay
Philadelphia
PERSONAL BREVVITIES INDIANA AREA TRAVELS AND VISITS
A compact roundup of local residents and visitors with movements to Harrisburg Washington Pittsburgh Greensburg Blairsville and beyond. Notes include H M Lowry in the state capital J M Jack in Harrisburg D A Cunningham in Freeport and A M Cunningham on business in Michigan.
Opera and social notes from Pittsburg visitations
Mrs B H Lichteberger and Mieg Charlotte Clark attend grand opera in Pittsburg this week. Lawrence Neal and Elliot Owens visit Pittsburg to witness Metropolitan Opera. Lewis Able of Chambersville leaves for Iron IL then Denver mining. Mrs Gawin McCann of Onberg visits Indiana friends. Lula stays in Irwin all summer. P Churchill of Hillsdale buys goods in Pittsburg with daughter Mrs C A Stephens for Hillsdale millinery. County official meeting in Harrisburg includes C EF Murray J Wood Clark John H Hill with Blairsville delegates. Ellis Short returns to Indiana after visiting wife in Kylertown. Short to work for S F Warner this summer. Patent calf shoe for gents at 3 50 advertised. Sharretts features shoes and tomato plants available. Frank H Daugherty, 2016 advertises boys shoes and nearby line.
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H. M. Lowry
M. Jack
Harrisburg
John F. Steving
Pittsburgh
A. 5. Cunningham
Michigan
Lottie Detwiler
Fifth Street
Blairsville
D. A. Cunningham
Freeport
Sarah St. Clair
South Ninth Street
Washington, D. C
Callie Fisher
Deckers Point
Fannie Gessler
Philadelphia Street
Greensburg
Wro. Bush
Georgeville
Indiana
Frank Munshower
Leechburg
Misa Helen Sweeney
Third Ward
Harry
Pittsburg
J. 8. Hilberry
Indiana Friends
Gertrude Cunningham
Friends
Apollo
al Wagle
Railroad Avenue
Ida Rankin
Elderton
Lot White
School Street
J. S. McAnulty
J. J. Davis
H. P. Wetzell
Marion Center
Jeft
New York City
J. A. Gordon
Madison
Isaac Earhart
White Township
George Taylor
G. H. Taylor
James A. White
Kittanning
Elsie Wiggins
M. F. Jamison
Squire J. G. Walker
West’ Mahoning Township
E. A. Pennington
Fourth Ward
Adam Grumbling
Broghvalley Township
P.M. Bernold
Bradford
Jennie Work
Ambrose McAnulty
Minneapolis
Church Street
Ernest Stewart
James Sansom
Harry White, Jr
B. F. Sloughty
New Bethlehem
Sloughty
Frank Coy
Kenwood
Coy
Blacklick Creek
H. 8. Thompson
North Seventh Street
Wendell Thompson
Harry McCreery
South ‘Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Old Point Confort
B. H. Lichteberger
Mieg
Charlotte Clark
Messrs
Lawrence Neal
Elliot Owens
Metropolitan Opera
Lewis Able
Chambersville
Iron
Denver
Colo
Gawin McCann
Onberg
Lula
Irwin
P. Churchill
Hillsdale
C. A. Stephens
C. EF. Murray
J. Wood Clark
John H. Hill
J. M. Harvey
M. E. Brown
Democratic State Committee
Ellis Short
Kylertown
Clearfield County
Short
S. F. Warner
SCAL CORRESPONDENCE AT SHELOCTA AND AREA SCHOOLS
Geo Henry visits sister in McGees Mills as local summer school expands. Students include Chas McCullough Cliff McFarland Armour Flora and Maud Colbitt Winslow Jefferson county. Lectures by H W Smitten and Dr Ernest outline Washington Mt Vernon and Rhine walk. Buildings rise near Shelocta while Miss Flora Wiggins visits. Community notes cover visits, moves, and a growing German class.
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Cance Ridge
Geo. Henry
Emma Mitt
McGees Mills
Chas. McCullough
Cliff McFarland
Armour
Flora
Harriet Gaslon
M. Belle Smitten
Punxsutawney
Alva D. Griffith
H. W. Smitten
Marchand
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Ernest
Rhine
Kate H. McCowan
Simon Hagan
Smithport
John Wineberg
Cance
Nicholas Hugos
Marvin Wetzel
Frostburg
Maud Colbitt
Winslow
Jefferson County
Sarah C. Ellenberger
Puntsutawney
Geo. Hawk
Mahaffey
H. D. Condron
Wm. McEthoes
Home
Olive M. Piper
Locust
Grant
Clark M. Gaston
Adrian Hospital
Emma Smith
Local Notes Reflect West Wheatfield and Surroundings
West Wheatfield and Garfield residents host and relocate for work and family life. Gar fields see a new bridge project led by Levi Miller with James St Clair supervising, while marriages, births, and community visits populate the week. Local schools, mills, and bands resume activities as residents travel for business and social events.
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West Wheatfield
Milo Luther
Clyde
Bolivar
Hugh Melouxver
Garfield
Fred Shetler
S. K. Marsh
John N. Hoskinson
McClure Hall
Dora
Amy Mack
East Wheatfield Township
Tressie Mack
Our
William Lichtenfels
Pearl Lichtenfels
C. C. Griffith
Neal
Samuel Brendlinger
John St.Clair
John F
St.Clair
Frank Clark
Levi Miller
Tally Hoercek
James St. Clair
James B. Mack
Jericho
Samuel Mack
Farmers’ Union
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D. W. Sen Pso
James K. Vick
Buffington Township
T. Y. Stephens
Green Township
William Rge
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the Gazette
Sharretts
Russia
Frank H. Daugherty
Shelocta
Harbison
W. T. Smith
Willet
Wm. Fleming
Paul
Martha Johnston
Creekside
Alex Wiggins
James Trusal
Charlotte McCreight
Maude Trusal
Emma Lewis
Washington Township
Flora Wiggins
Chas, White
Crete
Harry Edwards
Carnahan
Harry Wilson
Joseph W. Clements
Mr. Clements
Smicksbleg
Smicksburg
Zinn
Steve Weston
Dr. Jessep
David Good
Frank Flkin
Smickeburg
Sam Condron
Chloe Kingsley
Hastings
Maude Wassam
May Biss
Burnside
Clarence Smith
Glen Campbell
James Henry
Garee Spicher
Mr. Carson
Cassidy
Stadden
Daniel Rowley
Frank Gromley
Barnesboro
Harry Kerr
Obie Hamilton
Wm. Bowder
Maude Gromley
Cherrytree
Wm. Smith
George Getty
Dell Munshower
Dixonville
Phil Rice
J. A. Longwill
H. E. Bence
John Wheeler
Samuel Gibson
Cherryhill Township
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Harry Bryan
John Pierce
Mr. Knob
Garbleton
Dessie Swartz
Joseph Oatman
David Hellman
T. Gibson
Andrew Hastie
Ada, Minn
Belle
Elizabeth Hastie
Hastie
Charles Wagner
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iWien
Eton
W.H. Loughry & CO
New York
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P. K
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