Local and national notes from Indiana and Pennsylvania
The Indiana Democrat reports on political shifts as Ida Coyode declines a Congressional bid and Henry Foster retires. international scenes in Cuba and Paraguay are touched, with mentions of Red River actions and Fenian tensions. Pennsylvania tax policy critique follows, plus a disputed letter about a local assessor graft claim involving Covode and Gummert.
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Tricuxis
Ion
Ida Coyode
Greensburg ‘Herald
Congress
Henry D. Foster
Renning
Uis Congressional
Jim
Indiana Democrat
Uniontown Standard
Standard
Sam’s
A. Smith
A. 8
Jong
Covede
Gammert
Indiana Meerager
Indiana Ameesenger
Gummert
Coyode
Guomert
The Impending Conflict and Catholic Power Threat
A stark warning on Protestant civilization facing Papal reaction, arguing the Papacy’s strength and history. The piece cites ecumenical council actions, European and American political shifts, and threats to religious liberty as Jesuit influence grows. It contrasts protests abroad with silence at home, noting shifts in France Austria Germany and the United States. The second item reports the first trial of cumulative voting in Bloomsburg, showing minority representation in practice. Democrats win four council seats, Republicans one burgess and two councilmen, indicating proportional results.
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Ecumenical Council
Rome
Church of
Romie
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France
Spain
Austria
Bavaria
Germany
Baron von Buest
Const Daru
Prim
Wasser
Reigstrath
Archbishop Manning
Republic
Spaulding
United States
Europe
California
New York
Vatican
Tod
Saint Louis
Cincinnati
Church
Papacy
Harisburg
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
Buckalew
State Politics in Pennsylvania Primary and Nominations
The armstrong county GOP sets June 4 for primary voting by ballot with renomination bids for Darwin Phelps and others. Green county holds April 30 nominating activities. Green county Dems list Hager, Kincaid, and McConnell for the Legislature. Blair and Cambria counties’ colored vote estimates given. Crawford county GOP meeting at Meadville Court House on the 28th. Beaver county Republicans vote May 28 for several offices. Philadelphia Democratic City Committee factions clash over constitutional amendments and new voters. Reports cover checks fraud using acid to erase ink, soldiers’ orphans’ homes politics, and assorted national remarks.
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Darwin Phelps
Armstrong County
Fox Congress
Diserigt
SS Ernt
ML Steel
Esa
Ige
Green County
John Hager
Wm. M. Kincaid
Robert A. McConnell
Beaver County
Congress
Wim. Henry
Fallston
Michael Weyand
Beyer
Assembly
Wo. C. Shurlock
John Caughey
Beaver
James Smith
Raccoon Township
Geo. K. Shannon
Hopewell Township
Samuel Torrence
Hanover Township
Samuel Nelson
Green Township
James Peters
G. W. Shroades
Moon Township
H. Heed
New Brighton
J. H. Christy
Academy
Johm Stiles
Rochester
Mattison Darragh
Bridgewater
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
New York
Pernand
Adinburgh
Agra
Conner
M. C
Texas
M. Vivien de Saint Martin
South Carolina
Charterton
S. C
Ax She Va
Cameron
Northern Pacific Trailroad
France
Senate
New York Senate
Arizona
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Suesser
State ‘Department of Chinese Indemnity Fund
Fudge Orr
Spartanburg County
N.G
Egypt
War Department
Washington
Egyptania
Price Arihaur
Sitle
Arlington
Montreal
New
Escramento Noopply-Alerk
Reagh
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Cutler
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Erie County
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Hay
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Erie
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Will Baba
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Blaireville
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Pittsburg
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Pitteburg
Barry Waits
Rotles “White
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