Ekin Predicts Quay Victory in Keystone State Polls
Attorney General Ekin analyzes the political outlook by counties, asserting Quay will be reelected to the U.S. Senate and that Republicans will back a single pro Quay slate for the state legislature. He contrasts his forecast with insurgent papers and presents firm, fact based projections.
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Ekin
Elkin
Col. M.L. Quay
United States Senate
United States
Keystone
Senate of the Nation
Indiana Republican League Meeting in Arbitration Room
The Indiana Republican League calls members to meet this evening in the Arbitration Room at the Court House to elect officers for the year and appoint delegates to the State League meeting in Philadelphia this month. Members are urged to attend and pay yearly dues. W. B. Dan Guarry and J. Croseran serve as president and secretary.
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Republican League of Indiana
Court House
State League
Philadelphia
Dan Guarry
J. A Croseran
Personal Brevities Note Wide Circle of Visitors
Miss Agnes Stadtmiller is at Ridgeview this week. Several townsfolk, including Miss Olive Orr Wilkinsburg and Miss Ida Lowman town, visiters in Pittsburg and Braddock. Travelers head to Atlantic City and Detroit while Indiana and Altoona hosts welcome relatives and friends over Sabbath and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stadtmiller
Ridgeview
Thomas Bracken
Altoona
Olive Orr
Wilkinsburg
Bertha
Ida Lowman
Pittsburg
Beas Moorhead
Johnstown
Alk Cunningham
D. W. Simpson
North Sixth Street
Freeport
Ida Youngblood
First Ward
Braddock
Ohio
Madge Orr
Homer City
Carrie Orr
Town
Homer Stumpf
Atlantic City
E. M. Lockard
Church Street
George Rowe
Loraine
Indiana
Dora E. Donaldson
Minneapolis, Minn
J. M. Guthrie
Wayne Avenue
Ezx County
M. H. Henry
Young Township
Harry Brilhart
Detroit
Cleveland
T. D. Stephens
Penn Run
Madge Lydick
West ,Chestnut Street
Misa Isa Kng
Wealthy Hamilton estate of Scott Neal detailed will
The will of the late Scott Neal of Hamilton Jeffer son county distributes cash notes and real estate. He bequeaths 1900.33 owed by his brother, 1460 in gold buried on the farm, 1000 cash and a Perrysville house to Mabel MacCartney, 1500 cash to Walker Neal, 2000 cash and a Sellersville house to Dorcey Neal, 18 acres of timber land to Ben MacCartney, and farm assets to the minor Lloyd-Jack children with their mother as guardian. Executor named Ex-Senator James G. Mitchell. He also reveals 5750 hidden in an old bureau and 1460 gold found. a further 1315 cash to be shared among Cal Mitchell, Mabel MacCartney, Hugh, Dorcey, and Walker Neal. Bureau bequeathed to Mabel MacCartney.
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Scott Neal
Hamilton
Jefferson County
Hugh
J. G. Mitchell
Mabel MacCartney
Perrysville
Lainison
Walker Neal
Dorcey
Hugh Neal
Sellersville
Ben MacCartney
Perry Township
Joseph and
Elia Lloyd
Jack
Flora
Thomas Neal
Lloyd
James G. Mitchell
Mitchell
Cal
Hugh,Dorcey
Pensions Raised and Post Office Appointments Noted
Congressman Jack reports pension increases for Reuben Henry of Target Westmoreland county to 12 dollars starting January 1 1898 Albert Kettering of Plumville Indiana county to 17 dollars from April 25 1900 Mrs Sara Buterbaugh of Indiana to 12 dollars from January 18 1899 plus 2 dollars for each of her three minor children Joseph McGregor of Manorville Armstrong county to 10 dollars from December 27 1899 Clymer H Freas of Jefferson county and James H Allison and James G Fisher of Indians county clerks in the census office in Washington promoted to 1000 dollars a year Joseph Gamble named postmaster at Bagdad Westmoreland county William Kriner named postmaster at Tanoma Indiana county Blairsville requests rural free delivery and a special agent will soon study rural routes No 2 from Indiana and a proposed route from New Stanton Westmoreland county
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Jack
Reuben Henry
Target
Westmoreland County
Albert Kettering
Plumville
Indiana County
Sara Butterbaugh
Indiana
Joseph McGregor
Manorville
Armstrong County
Clymer H. Freas
Jefferson County
James H. Allison
James G. Fisher
Indians County
Washington
Joseph Gamble
Bagdad
William Kriner
Tanoma
Blairsville
Post Office Department
New Stanton
A Promising Colt King Willis Shown by Sheriff Thompson
Sheriff Thompson bought King Willis a promising three year old bay stallion shown to be a fast pacer. The colt, broken to harness 90 days, covered four miles last week with the last mile in 2.30 and the last quarter in 55 seconds. King Willis is sired by Bright Bell and Elec troner, a noted sire with many 2.30 class trotters. Training on the fair grounds track, Thompson is pleased with the speed exhibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Thompson
King Willis
Bright Bell
St. Bell
Electroneer
Fair Grounds
Mr. Thompson
Birthday Celebration at Cockport Home
A birthday gathering for William Bagley of Cockport celebrated his 53rd birthday on Monday August 6 with 120 guests. Dinner was served in the barn, and in the afternoon David Conrath of Glen Campbell was elected chairman. Rev McGaughey spoke and Mr and Mrs Bagley were presented with rockers along with other gifts.
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William Bagley
Cockport
Bagley
David Conrath
Glen Campbell
Mc Gaughey
School Festival Aims to Help Ferguson No 11 Library
Patrons of Ferguson school No 11 White township plan a Tuesday August 21 festival in the school building to raise funds for the library. Ice cream and refreshments will be served for a nominal charge. A musical program with organ recitals and a gramophone will boost attendance and support education.
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Ferguson School
White Township
Society Happenings Brighten Town Evenings
Miss Fannie Gessler of town hosted a enchre party Wednesday evening with many friends attending. Mrs. Adam Wiesell from west Philadelphia Street entertained Monday evening. Enchre-playing was the feature of the gatherings. A merry party from town visited Twolick creek Friday and spent the day at the Ness farm. Guests included John Patton and wife, R. E. Young and wife, James R. Logan and wife, B. H. Lichteberger and wife, Miss Shearer, Miss Alice Slitch, Miss Emma Sutton, Dr. Stanley A. E. Brallier and Murray Guthrie.
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Fannie Gessler
Towa
Adam Wiesell
West Philadelphia
Twolick Creek
Ness Farm
John Patton
R. E. Young
James R. Logan
B. H. Lichteberger
Miss Shearer
Alice Slitch
Emma Sutton
Stanley A. E. Brallier
Murray Guthrie
Church news and sermons in Avoca and Greensburg
Rev. David T. Smith of Avoca will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Communion was held at the First United Presbyterian church last Sabbath. Rev. J. B. Work preached a helpful sermon, Eight united with the church. Quarterly meeting begins Friday evening at the Indiana Free Methodist church and runs through Sabbath with services each evening at 7 30 and Sabbath morning around 11. Rev. Shoup of Greensburg will be here for the last quarterly meeting of the conference year. Also an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills promising relief from headaches with a money back guarantee from local druggists.
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David T. Smith
Avoca
Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
J. B. Work
Indiana Free Methodist Church
Shoup
Greensburg
Elkin and Insurgents in Pennsylvanian Race for Legislature
The article assesses probable make up of the state House and Senate. Elkin predicts regulars will dominate despite doubtful districts in counties like Berks and Monroe, while insurgents face a tall task. Reeder plans to coordinate with Hanna as Bryan’s imperialism stance shifts silver Democrats toward fusion.
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Philadelphia
Montgomery
Berks
Center
Columbia
Elk
Monroe
Northampton
Pike
Wikin
House
Republican Party
Bryan Democracy
Pritetda
Etkin
TouPekul
Senate
Ted
Nees
Hanna
Reeder
New York
Republican National Committee
Chaiman
National Committee
Bryan
East
Congress
West
Northwest
Democratic Organization
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Frantz Bros Build New Wing For Modern Mill
Milling firm Frantz Bros of Rossmoyne South Mahoning township expands to meet demand. The four story mill plus a new two story addition doubles capacity. They own a private electric plant and market American Pride spring wheat flour. Aims to supply growing local trade with steady daily output.
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Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne
South Mahoning Township
Indiana
Ady
Win Flomr
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Georgeville
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Wm. Kershaw
J. W. Barnett
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Derry
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J. L. Peterman
Third Ward
Rayne Township
Mrs. Peterman
P. L. Egolf
Robert R. Ralston
West Point Military Academy
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J. W. Shields
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