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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1904

Page

4

County official slate listed in fragmented text

Fragmentary OCR shows a list of county and state officials including judge positions, council or assembly members, district attorney, surveyor, and supreme court justice, with names partially garbled. The readable items indicate County President or Judge and various named officials such as Smith, Cooper, and Bate, among others, but many letters are unclear.

Jiudge I. Besford Congress W. C. Smith Johes A. ¥. Cooper Cieorge D. L

Republicans Urge Voter Registration and County Campaign

Republicans announce September 7 as the last day to register and October 8 as the final day to pay taxes to preserve voting rights. Indiana county committee outlines an aggressive fall campaign with mass meetings and speeches. John P. Elkin leads the state ticket urging persistent, industrious support to secure the largest vote in November. The push begins in September with every voter urged to participate and work for their party.

Republican County Executive Committee Indiana County John P. Elkin Indiana

Rising Crime and Calls for County Detective in Indiana County

A newspaper column notes alarmingly rising robberies and violence across Indiana County, with rural areas now affected. It argues for a county detective to pursue criminals, improve crime prevention, and cites potential costs offset by goods lost to theft. The piece also critiques tariff planks in the national 1904 campaigns, contrasting Republican and Democratic positions on protection and industry.

Indiana Indiana County Sherlock Holmes

Tariff Debate Highlights 1904 Party Clash

A dense extrapolation contrasts Republican protection with Democratic tariff repeal. It argues the parties diverge on revision versus immediate repeal, linking tariff policy to broader political aims. The piece also notes travelers and residents in Blairsville area, listing locals visiting and plans to Atlantic City for ten days.

Democratic Party Mags Io Republican Party

Personal Shrevities from Troutville and Nearby

Local society notes list numerous visits and guests across town. Families such as Karb, Cunningham, Hoffman, Ellenberger, Nell, Smith, and Thompson are hosted or visiting relatives in Indiana, Punxsutawney, Pittsburg, Dubois, and Philadelphia areas, with trips to St Louis and Wisconsin noted for several individuals.

H. Karb Punxsutawney C.M. Good and Family Plumyiile Mrs. McCarmiltt Johnstown R. C. Nell Church Street J. C. Furniss Pittsburg J.C. Agay George R. Churchill Water Street Mr. Churchill BP. Churchill Hillsdale C. C. Neff May Dubois Punxentawney C. M. Smith Child Mendville Mia Jonn Munky Martins Perry W. G. Chambers West Indiana Wilmer Shielda Shielda J. Wilson Shields Kellysburg

Punxsutawney Fair Excursions Planned From Here

The big fair at Punxsutawney Indiana will draw attendees August 24 26 with excursion trains from here to Punxsutawney on August 25. Round trip fare is 1 25 and return trains depart Punxsutawney at 620 or 700. The event promises races daily balloon ascensions by Murphy the monkey balloonist and other attractions.

Indiana Punxsutawney Punxantawney Niacara Falls Buffalo,Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Niagara Falls

Philippine School Letters Show Albay Climate And Milestones

A town resident reports from Albay Province in June about the climate and costs in a rich hemp district, describes a Philippine house and local schooling progress in Legaspi and Albay, mentions a move to Jagaspi for night classes, and notes a July Fourth concert with songs “America” and “The Star Spangled Banner” by two schools. A list of letters remaining undelivered at Indiana post office dated August 15, 1904 is included, plus local notices on Roosevelt campaign, Niagara Falls excursion, and river-area land sales with coal interests and railroad access.

L. C. McKeo Clarence Philippine Islands Proukkis Periuasion Albay Manila Legaspi Jagaspi America Indiana Post Office Blenkinsopp Happy M. Campbell Alice J. Clawson Thomas Gibson Dillon Hill KN. Lydick Lial & Son Harry Olson Harry O'Brien William Palmer Howard Rinard H. E. Sterner Jackson Tailor Hamsa Tizi Lollaini Michael Vickoslav Vranesci Joseph Losevesynski Meri Cainiban Tujana Pietro Royiter Butterbaugh Utah Twolick Creek Greene Township Pennsylvania Railroad Cherrytree Indiana Rock Run Reading Coal Greenwich New York Central Greenwich Coal Company J. H. Weaver H. E B. Clark Glenwood Coal Company I Rembrandt Peale Lovejoy West Lovejoy

Church Sale Notice of Greenville Parish Property

The Greenville United Presbyterian congregation authorized Amond and Cilussford to sell church property in Greenville township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. The public sale will describe the lot on Main Street including adjacent parcels, with boundaries following A Wiggin’s line and C J Rhoads line, ending at the school lot, for the benefit of the church.

Grownville Sad Chareh Greeny Fila Dndinnn Pennaylynain Wigghin C.J. Rhoads Stephens Coutalalig Board of Pardons of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Jno Lydick Allegheny Pennsylvania W. A. Moore Western Penitentiary of Indiana Indiana County Fisher D. A. Tomb

Frame Church Right of Way Auction Texts in Greenville

Property sale offers a right of way and land conveyance for Greenville United Presbyterian Church traced to deeds from 1868 and 1880. Description includes 51 8 perches 32 by 48 feet frame church, furnishings, and auction terms cash on execution conducted by trustees J. S. Armiond and H. J. Glaen.

Amiond J.glaenhard

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