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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1900

Page

4

Obituary and Poetry Page Notes From Indiana Progress

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Political battles and press riffs on Bryan across papers

The collection notes editorials and remarks from multiple papers on Bryan as a controversial figure, contrasting Democratic, Populist, and Republican stances. It references Illinois Indiana Oregon and Pennsylvania outlets, press characterizations, suffrage, and wartime casualty figures, with crítica of party loyalties and national destiny themes.

Personal BREVITIES show Indiana visitors and family tours

Miss Margaret Sweeney visits Apollo. Craig Stumpf and numerous others travel from Uniontown to Indiana area for Sabbath visits and social calls. Attendees include Dr D S Jones of New Milford Ill visiting home. J Wood Clark and Alex Stewart at a Con nelsville wedding. many locals host and visit relatives in Pittsburg Greensburg and beyond. Continuous notes list extended family trips, clerks, professors, and notable residents visiting or returning home.

Margaret Sweeney Third Ward Apollo Craig Stumpf Uniontown D. S. Jones New Milford Ill Frank Griffith Greensburg Indiana Alk Cunningham Allegheny City Jean Shankie Kittanning C. T. Lemmon Blanche St. Clair West Philadelphia W. B. Eline North Ninth Street Johnstown Nellie Altsman Pittsburg Allegheny J. M. Knowlton Tarentum Annie Johnston Baltimore Calvin Reyburn Joseph Dolphin Philadelphia T. B. Clark Carrie Alston East End Ida Gailey First Ward R. Y. Elder Elders Ridge H. 8. Darrett A. 5. Lockard Jeannette LE. M. Lockard Church Street W. EF. Elkin California John F. Clements Harriet Waller Normal Point of Woods Long Island W. A. Scanlon Tobnstown Martha Gompers Water Street May Wilson Wilkinsburg Nevin Rose Harrisburg W. L. Mahan Chestnut Street Agnes Lotz Near Town Marion Center John Oneal Salisbury Thomas P. Stephens John W. Lamp Carnegie Peter Freeh Harry Calvert Leader John P. Elkin Charles Farren David Ellis Fred Hare Joseph Moore James Hustien Cummins Bridge Crooked Creek Della Swan Martin James Speedy Rayne Township Elizabeth Allison Crete Christian Endeavor Society Kate McElroy James Sweeney Howard Hamilton Hamilton Indiana Post Office H. E. A. MacNeel East Philadelphia Street Pearl Woods Butler Henry Keller Town Harry Bryan White Township Coulter Wiggins Blairsville Laura Ellis Atlantic City N. J Albert Wakefield Walls Station Wakefield Cherryhill Township Myra Miller S. B. Miller Center Township Thomas Sheppard R. E. Young Washington Presbyterian Church E. R. Cooper Misses Dillie Martha Cunningham East Wheatfield Samuel Cunningham Wayne Avenue Mesers J. H. Brendlinger A. J. Bernhart J. T. Keck M. E. Gilbert Pottatown John W. Robinson Garfield Garfield Fire Clay Company W. B. Ray Alex. Ray Ray Edward McCoonaughey Fof Allerton M. M. Davis North Sixth Street M.A. Marshal Jacksonville Mason Mich Mrr John McKendrick Ohio Kansas Robert Hamill East Liverpool United Presbyterian Churea Hamill James Wyman Wyman Normal School Harry Lohr Washington, D. C Noah Lohr Fifth Battalion San Francisco Philippines China C. F. Smith M. N. Lewin Lewis Wm. Craig Bess E. M. Lockard Mary Lockard Harry Northwood London Eng Northwood Indiana Glass Work National Glass Company England Harry McCreary Battlecreek McCreary SleCreary Coke Company Graceton Mrichigan

Church News Highlights Pulpit Duties and Open Grove Meeting

Rev McLain Davis of Minneapolia will occupy the Second United Presbyterian pulpit this Sabbath. Rev William G Reagle of First Presbyterian Braddock will preach here next Sabbath. D M Kinter to discuss My Hope Reason for and Protestantism a Failure on Lord's Day morning and evening. July illustrated sermons at M E church praised. Open grove meeting planned at Stiflertown near Cherrytree starting Friday for ten days with ministers from several towns. Christian Endeavor unions to meet at Strongstown and Nole with special music and programs. all welcome.

McLain Davis Minneapolia iMion Wm. G. Reagle Braddock D. M. Kinter M. E Stiflertown Cherrytree Baird Johnstown Borger New Salem Strayer Tanoma Miller Portage

Reduced Rates to Detroit for Biennial Conclave Tickets

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations to Detroit for the Knights of Pythias Biennial Conclave, August 27 to September 1. Tickets valid for round trip, sale August 25 26 27, return by August 28 to September 5, extendable to September 14 with 50 cent deposit. Hood School Reunion set for August 30 in White township. invitation to district residents former teachers and families. Indiana W T A to elect officers August 13 with county convention debates. Pine township school letting moved to August 6 from August 20.

Knights of Pythias Detroit Pennsylvania Railroad Company Hood School White Township James W. Wiggins G. E. Simpson

Card of Thanks From the Ruffner Family

Mr. J R Ruffner and family of Purchase Line express sincere thanks through the Progress for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.

J. R. Ruffner Purchase Line

Filing Deadline for Estate Administrators and Guardians

Next Saturday is the final day to file accounts of administrators executors and guardians with Register and Recorder J N Stewart before the September term of court.

J. N. Stewart

Weddings of a Week Crandall Robinson and Lydie Erb

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK reported two ceremonies. William Crandall of Springville N Y and Sarah Robinson of Smicksburg wed at the bride’s home with intimate guests and a post ceremony dinner then depart for Buffalo and a lakes trip before settling in Springville. Frank B Lydie of Green Twp and Alice Davidson of Taylorsville wed at high noon in William Davidson’s home with few guests and a dinner then travel west for an extended tour beginning in Ohio then Chicago Iowa and Oregon with hopes of settling in the west. Clark Marsh of Tunnelton and Sarah Erb of Blairsville were married Monday evening in Indiana by Rev Adam Lenkerd.

Crandall-Robinson William ©. Crandall Springville N. Y Sarah Robinson Smicksburg R. C. Robinson M.S. Kemp Smicksburg Lutheran Church Buffalo Lakes Crandall Frank Lydie Green Township Alice Davidson Taylorsville William Davidson J. E Kanarr Dixonville Bride Mabrsh-Ere Clark Marsh Tunnelton Sarah Erb Blairsville Indiana Adam Lenkerd Free Methodist Church Luis Lantranchi Graceton Asta Domenea Bineil Raceton Altoona Elmer F. Langdo Gertrude Bostic Montgomery Verdis Buterbaugh Brushvalley Lillie B. Hil Joseph D. McKendrick Cherryhill Nora Dick William C Minta A. Savage Garrettsburg Wm. H. Deamer Potent Sykesville Dora N. Zeigle Cumberland Lydi Green Alice Davidson Green Clark Marsh Mmelton Sarah C. Erb Blairaville

Marriages of local residents listed with home ties

Several couples from Burrell township Graceton Sykesville Cumberland Virginia Garrettaburg Altoona and Glen Campbell were united in marriage this week. Rev J W Shaffer Squire M B Kline J A Crossman and I R McMinsters officiated at private or home ceremonies.

Reverend Dr King Pills and Veterans Reunion Notice

Advertisements for Dr King New Life Pills tout cures for headaches and health benefits with a 25 cent price. Also notes the 25th annual U S Veteran Signal Corps Association reunion in Chicago on Aug 28-29 1900 with notices from Cyas D W Marcy and T M See t. Also promotes No To Tobacco remedy and local job ad and Arcadia Land Company ad with mining town lots sale forthcoming. Includes turtle soup dinner and U P pie event notices with special train details.

Dr. King T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M.G. Miller Blairsville U. S. Veteran Signal Corps Association Chicago Handelfall Randolph Street State and Wabash Avenue Signal Corps Cyas D’w. Marcy Franklin St Boston Mass T. M T. Pres New Athens Oho Arcadia Land Company

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