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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1896

Page

4

Indiana Progress notices and officials listing

A historical notice lists a price, mailing address, and various Indiana Progress staff positions and local officials. It names a president, vice president, congresspeople, and county offices such as sheriff, treasurer, auditor, coroner, and assembly members along with their respective local districts.

Brock Perggon Indiana Par Moserran Assembly Jons McGavingey Diana Jeux Wo Morte North Mivhonie M.H. Henry Young Hrtan Steelers Ravine J. Perv W. F. Graruk Taaiana M. Davis

Outlook in Pennsylvania Campaign Message from State Leader

Pennsylvania Republican state chairman Ekin urges intensity in the campaign to secure a large majority for McKinley and Hobart, arguing sound money and protection. He warns against complacency, calls for nationwide reading of the party platform, and praises Indiana County for leadership while noting Democratic split and dissension.

Tariff policy as defining issue in Republican stance

The piece argues that protection is essential and frames the tariff question as decisive for the nation. It cites past elections showing Republican turnout for a protective tariff and warns that without it, currency, debt, and wages will falter while capital and labor face hardship.

House of Representatives St.Louis

Tariff Policy Heralded As Key Issue In Campaign

Henry L. Stoddard argues Americans favor tariff law reform to strengthen industry and public finances over financial system shifts. He notes wage earners seek debt relief and calls for a Republican pledge to restore tariffs and revive good times as a top campaign demand across states.

States of the Union Henry L. Stoddard

McKinley Club Formed in Smicksburg West Mahoning

Republicans organized the John P Elkin McKinley Club led by J G Walker with officers including Capt D A Lukt hart and Z T Richey. The group pledged protection and honest money and planned speakers and music for the campaign. Judge Stewart of Chambersburg is praised for disciplined justice in a murder case involving Mrs Mary Van Lear who was sentenced to the penitentiary and later sent to Harrisburg asylum.

Smicksburg West Mahoning John P. Elkin Club J. G. Walker, Esq Capt D. A. Lukehart D. A. Richey Jacob Condron Kh. A. McDivit Samuel Barrett 8. R. Stear Z. T. Richey Alexander Colkitt S. D. Kerr J.B. Wier Neck of Woods Stewart Chambersburg Mary van Lear Astern Harrisburg

Senator Quay Announces Retirement Plan

Senator Quay said he will refuse renomination at the end of his term and retire from politics to spend the rest of his time with his family. He spoke during a social gathering at his Beaver home last Friday morning.

Quay South Beaver United States Senate

Whisky Trust closes most Kentucky distilleries

The article argues that the Whisky Trust has shut down all but six of Kentucky's three hundred distilleries, suggesting fewer distilled spirits are consumed while rectifiers have advanced in production. It notes a shift toward beer and describes local religious groups pushing to move a church graveyard, signaling regional tension in the area.

Whisky Trust Kentucky

In Memoriam for Chaplain B B Henshey

The G A R Post No 28 notes the death of Chaplain B B Henshey who served as hospital steward at Fredericksburg and Burnside's Mud March before becoming a Regular Baptist minister in Indiana He is described as kind generous and faithful in duty during military service and church work A resolution to file the minutes and send copies to the family was adopted on August 6 1896

B. B. Henshey Henshey U.S 124 Reg. P. V Fredericksburg Regular Baptist Church Indiana Post G. A. R. Post

August 1896 Forecast Warns of Storms and Disastrous Weather

The August outlook warns of extreme discouragement as planets align behind the sun and Mars rising at midnight may trigger storms, earthquakes, floods, and disease. Pennsylvania valleys face electrical currents, with towns like Scranton at risk. widespread tempests, gales, and heat waves are forecast, urging sober action to avoid disaster.

Venus Mercury Jupiter Saturn Mars Earth Leo America Susquehanna Jumiata Alleghany Schuylkill Lackawanna Pennsylvania Scranton New York New Jersey

Unclaimed Letters Advertised in Indiana Pa Office

In Indiana Pennsylvania on August 4 1896 Franklin Sansom postmaster lists unclaimed letters including P M Bowser Carrie Carnahan Samuel Daugherty J Johnston H Louise Kline Lowry McGaughey Charles Merwin Ella Shields Clara Spiker. Callers must say letters were advertised and give the date.

Indiana P. M. Bowser Carrie Carnahan Samuel Daugherty J. Johnston H. Louise Kline Lowry McGaughey Charles Merwin Ella Shields Clara Spiker Franklin Sansom P.M

Progress Office Seeks Young Apprentice Printer

A young man of good habits aged sixteen or thereabout can apply at the Progress office to learn the printing trade. Applications must be in writing with a self addressed stamped envelope for reply. Applications will be received until August 22, 1896.

Progress Office

Personal Brevities At Kittanning And Surrounding Towns

A long list of residents and visitors visiting friends in Kittanning Apollo Blairsville Greens town ship Marion Center and nearby areas. Names include S M McMasters Stella Hassinger Captain Sandles E L Buterhaugh Nancy Laughlin J F Cass and many others with brief notes of travel visits and outings to Chautauqua Ridgeview Pine Flats Pine Vale and local churches.

Stella Hassinger Kittanning Captain Sandles Clarksburg E. L. Buterhaugh Green Township T. C. Watson Blairsville J. F. Cass Pine Vale Nancy Laughlin Ninth Street Oil City S. C. Thompson Chautauqua W. E. Dodson A. A. Beans Marion Center

Move to improve old church yard prompts removals

Borough trustees urge descendants to relocate remains from United Presbyterian graveyard citing dilapidation and neglect. Within 30 days notify trustees or risk legal action. List names of buried individuals provided, many with scattered spellings and errors, including Forserby, James, Trimble, and McKee families, across the United and Presbyterian churchyards.

Borough Council Board of Trustees United Presbyterian and Presbyterian Churches U. P

Strongstown Local Notes and Visitors Mix

Local items from Strongstown list visits by William Stewart Punxsatawney and Misses Elwood Gibson from nearby towns, plus guests at various homes. Reports of barn damage from lightning, shop accidents, and a leg injury in timber work. Local church events, school openings, and community milestones amid farm work and cemetery fencing.

County convention to meet in Willet September 1 2

Indiana county W C T CO will hold its 13th annual meeting at Willet on Tuesday and Wednesday September 1 and 2 beginning at 1 PM each day Delegates bring lunch first day Willet ladies provide coffee Mrs J K McElhoes of Kellysburg to lead devotional Tuesday at 1 welcome and reports of superintendents to follow Tuesday evening program includes Bible reading by Mrs McMaster Blairsville recitations by Miss Carrie Gessler and address by Mrs Anabel Horvey Pittston state superintendent of press work Wednesday devotional by Mrs Buchanan Dixonville reports of superintendents election of officers and business Delegates should send names to Miss Jose Wallace Willet PA full turnout desired.

Indiana County Willet J. K. McElhoes Kellysburg McMaster Blairsville Carrie Gessler Rowe Anabel Horvey Pittston W. S. Buchanan Dixonville Jose Wallace Elmika Owens T. C. Wartsoy Col See

Local Society and Visitor Notes from Nearby Towns

Mrs John Walker ill from spinal trouble Miss Lou Lemison of Johnstown visiting friends Prof H V Rowan visited J A Johnston at Newville last week Miss Annie Diven of Blairsville visiting the Kerr family Ira Johnston of Newville called on friends here last Saturday Joe McCauley of Pittsburg spent a few days with friends here last week Harry Beemer of East Liverpool visiting the King family The junior Christian Endeavorers of the Lutheran church held a rally last Tuesday While at work in the Twolick Inumber mills one day last week C W Tuck received a bruise on the right foot The Brady Miller family near Graceton had a pleasant reunion last Thursday The entire connection numbered 41

William Stewart Punxsatawney Pearl Robertson Morrellville Pearl Annie Graham Thomas Duncan John Hartman David R. Williams Cooperslale Cambria County Grisemore Thomas Uncapher Johnstown Tim Timothy Vintondale Ebensbury Nine Ebensbury Mary Artemus Kate Wallace M. OL. Rodkey Harry Wallace John P. Orner Thomas Conrad Blacklick Township Cogley M. E. Church Henry Strong Mill Pond Emma J. Mardis Maggie Hill Austin Mervine John Wagner Virtomlale Vie Lou Lemison H. V. Rowan J. A. Johnston Newville Annie Diven Blairsville Jno. Kerr Ira Johnston Joe McCauley Pittsburg Harry Beemer East Liverpool H. A. King Ths Place Lutheran Church Twolick

Trade City Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Mrs J M Chambers and daughter Dors visited Indiana last week. Mr Lewis Reese, an aged local resident, has been ill for two weeks. Mrs Jennie Shaffer and her son from Findlay Ohio visited the Walkers. Miss Mary A Work of Pittsburgh stayed a few days. Rev C L Streamer will preach Sunday morning and evening August 2. Mrs Adda Thomas and children of Punxsutawney were here a few days. Mr and Mrs John L Stear near White Oak entertained 30 young friends last Wednesday. T B Neal spent several days in Pittsburgh.

Margaret, Parks Church Street Livermore Blanche St. Clair Philadelphia Street Apollo and Latrobe William Mahan First Ward Hf. A. Black Apollo Albert Cameron Morganstown W. Va Penn Run Armour Mullen Clare Mullen Fourth Ward Ridgeview L. S. Little Charleston S. C H. M. Fleck’s Marion Center Jane Rowland Mechanicsburg J. N. Stewart Third Ward J. C. Moorhead Dr. McMaines Leechburg Nell Ellis Urbana H. J. Loomis Temple College Philadelphia C. W. Teasdale Messrs S. H- Mahon John W. Wagner West Wheatfield Township Blanche Anthony Chautauqua Edward Barr Johnstown James J. Shields Jennie Barr H. E. A. McNeal Glenwood Elvira Swigart IT. E. Sloan P. C. Ott H. R. Livingston Olive M. E. Withington Mount Lebanon Tillie Booth Allegheny Edith Fleck Florence Kinter S. R. Galbreath Belsey George Geneva J. B. Adair Margaret Lytle Pittsburg Indiana Shelocta A. F. Purington Lila Cora Black Commissioner Black Pooxsutawney Smicksburg Bess Hamilton Turtle Creek D. B. Townsend South Bend Carrie Schram C. K. Luton Irwin W. Guthrie B. F. MacCartney Altoona Grisemore W. L. Sansom the Clarion Democrat Charles Sarah Sansom W. C. Buchanan William Kimple Chambersville Phil Apple Herkimer N. Y Apple Standard Furniture Company John Montgomery Harriet Brooklyn Wm. Waterson Fourthwart M. L. Rowland Dunkard Rowland West Mahoning Township Dixonville Oliver Wilson Barker Brothers Vintondale A. R. Wilson Florence and Mame Chapman J. M. Chambers Dors Lewis Reese Jennie Shaffer and Son Findlay, Q Fredrick Walker Mary A. Work C. L. Streamer Adda Thomas Punxsutawney John L. Stear White Oak

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