Indiana Progress and Political Ticket Notes
A telegram reports Senator Quay has 156 caucus delegates, yielding a 24 vote majority. The Republican ticket lists A. T. Moorhead as editor and manager, Mochehead as proprietor and publisher, J. N. Stewart as recorder, and John L. Getty as district attorney. D. L. Moorhead is noted as county surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Register and Recorder
J. N. Stewart
Indiana
John L. Getty
Indigana
Poe
D. L. Moorhead
Quay
Reform urged to purge Indiana county GOP of corrupt practices
The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial urges Indiana county Republicans to reject money and patronage in primaries, praising Philadelphia’s reform and warning that corrupt influences from corporations and trusts threaten liberty. It argues honest men should be nominated on merit, not bought, and that the recent intra party strife signals a chance for cleaner politics and broader independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia
Indiana County
Qunker City
Republican
Indiana
Catholic Church backs Roosevelt on enforced New York liquor law
The Catholic Church and Catholic papers endorse President Roosevelt in enforcing the excise law in New York City. The Plenary Council of Baltimore 1594 condemns selling beer on the Sabbath, urging Catholics to oppose Sabbath traffic and defend Christian institutions against anarchist ideas and personal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York City
Baltimore
Republicans in Session at Harrisburg Convention Call for Unity
The Republican State Convention in Harrisburg attracts politicians from across the state. The appeal urges true Republicanism, party over individuals, and actions for the commonwealth’s best interests. Citizens are urged to check registration and correct omissions before September 5, acting now to ensure prompt, proper registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Forty Four Entered in Blairsville Bicycle Meet
The Diamond bicycle meet at Blairsville fair grounds Friday afternoon promises a big attendance with 30 to 40 starters in handicap races and three open events run in heats. Master Ralph Ward will perform trick riding and entries include G H Hale East Liverpool Ohio and K G Goble for fast displays. A special train from here is planned leaving about 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Indiana
Ralph Ward
G. H. Hale
East Liverpool
Blairsville
John H
Pittsburg
C.C. Augenbaugh
Beaver
Geo. W. London
Jamestown
N. Y
A. L. Banker
B.C. Irons
Frank Trappe
East
John Newburn
J. Poerster
Cc Eeeseeees
Harry Copping
Reynoldsville
Erie
Young
Ceee
Sewickley
Walter van Vileck
W. B. Stewart
C. R. Work
H. G. Tiffany
Css
Wm. Justice
Jacob B. Kleiman
Allegheny
M. Power
W. A. Braughter
G. Goble
Greensburg
J.C. Smith
J. OH
HL. B. Scott
Clyde Qimby
Steubenville
G. Blank
H. M. Suter
Meyer C. Aaron
Connellsville
Robt. Ginter
State Capital trains fill Harrisburg for convention
Crowds swell as over 50 000 visitors converge on Harrisburg for the state convention. Delegates from the county include S G Hartman H H Robinson J Smith Mane M H Henry J W Sutton and many others among a long list of attendees arriving by rail. The political mood centers on the convention outcome and support for the Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Quay
S. G. Hartman
Harry H. Robinson
J. Smith Mane
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Guests
Architect E. M. Lockard visits Pittsburg while Capt. D. W. Simpson drops by Saltsburg. Dr. J. C. Shields of Avonmore reports a court visit. Miss Laura Clawson visits Miss Gertrude Cunningham in Johnstown. Numerous locals host or travel, with notes on outings, callers, and moves to Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Lockard
Pittsburg
D. W. Simpson
Saltsburg
J. C. Shields
Avonmore
Scott Kerr
Hillsdale
John H. Jack
Young Township
A. Smith
A. C. Braughter
Harrisburg
Laura Clawson
Johnstown
Normal
Allegheny County Institute
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Ebensburg fair week plans and local notes
Local notices promote the Ebensburg fair with reminders about stock entries and entertainment. Community events include a lawn fete by the Indiana Athletic Club, a dance at the Banks home with Italian music, and commentary on local people and businesses. A caution about missing stock-entry dates is given amid broader town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Dr. Miller
Methodist Church
Pine Flats
Indiana Athletic Club
J. N. Banks
John McGuire
Cherryhill
Pittsburg Hotel Proprietor Robbed on Train
Pittsburg American House proprietor Dugan, 63, was assaulted and robbed of 655 dollars on a railroad coach heading home from Tittoning Thanday. Four assailants were captured. the fifth escaped through an open window as the train slowed at Arnold Station. Dugan put up a strong defense before yielding the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish”? Dugan
Pittsburg
Mrs. Dugan
Mr. Dugan
Arnold Station
Novel Tipware Gifts Mark Celebration Recipients
Recipients of the celebration received several novel tipware gifts. The items were described as distinctive and practical, reflecting a personal appreciation for the occasion. The gathering highlighted generosity and thoughtful present choices.
Local official leads Galliteir case and Garb bill debate
Mr. Kerr, Pastr State Councilor of the Jr. Q. U. A. M., serves as head of the Order and principal figure in the Galliteir new case and Garb bill discussions during the recent legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Aida Ga
Bell Family Reunion Draws Editors From Two Counties
An annual Bell family reunion returns this year to Perry township at Hugh M. Bell's home. Attendees are urged to bring large well filled baskets for all invited editors from two counties. Also notes marriage licenses for Jesse R. Buterbaugh and Nora M. Graffas among others. East Mahoning entries list Lydia M. Elder and related lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Hugh M. Bell
Perry Township
Jesse R. Buterbaugh
A ‘m. Ray
Nora M. Graffas
Flora
D-H. Carson
East Mahoning
Lydia M. Elder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorread
Eniror & Manager
AS. Mochehead
Senator Quay
Amseno
Gorr
Ateleaulds Oy
M. H. Henry
J. W. Sutton
Henry Wilson
C. R. Stewart
T. A. Gilbert
James Rugh
John McClanaghan
J.B. Keener
John A. Scott
Mabon
Hugh Mack
W. EF. Elkin
John Tintoff
W. A. Guthrie
J. M. Dixon
M. Jack
J. & Downey
Bert A
Albert Colgan
H. 8. Keepers
W. BR. Calhoun
William Lewis
Elliot Owens
W. M. Fleck
R. M. Wilson
Will O'Hara
R. G. Sutton
Washington, D.C
Judge White
J.e.cunningham
Issie
Oil City
AS. Cunningham
Mary Black
W. E. Stewart
Philadelphia Street
C. L. Findley
Jeannette
James Findley
F. H. Learn
Barnesboro
Cambria County
Bess Owens
Bellevue
W. R. Truby
Vernie
Wilkinsburg
Sutton Avenue
Fourth Ward
C. K. Michaels
New York Recorder
Flora Michaels
Jennie Fill
S. R. Galbreath
Sveral
A. J., Walters
Mary
Maggie
Adam Black
J. P. Davis
John H. Hill
Wayne Avenue
Edna Lydick
White Township
Elbin
Elk County
Ida Wall
D. M. Caldwell
West Water Street
Mary McElhoes
Mary Martin
Christian Endeavor Society of
Kellysburg
Jane E. Leonard
the Normal
National Teachers’ Association
Denver
Colo
Anns McKee
Chaimbersville
Mission College of the
U. P. Church
Will Adair
Joseph Adair
Geneva
Rev. Belsey
D. B. Townsend
South Bend
Murraysville
Allegheny County
Third Ward
Weat Wheatfield Township
J. N. Hoskinson
Annie Porter
F. T. Reaehelé
Mabel Brownlee
Mahoningtown
Lawrence “County
J. B. Keener
Watson & Keener
Keener
Swissvale
Jane
Agnes St.Clair
John St. Clair
Chicago
Kershaw
J. N. Langham
J. A. Crossman
W. H. Clawson
Jacob Crepe
Joe Mack
B. H. Lichteberger
F. T. Empfield
J. C. McGregor
W. H. Kuhn
R. N. Miller
Wm. Short
Maude Rankin
Brockwayville
Rankin
Howard B. Buterbaugh
E. L. Buterbaugh
Green Township
Buterbaugh
State Medical Board
Albert Gaibie
Bremen
Germany
Gaible
C. A. Gessler
Charles McGee
Lower Twolick
West Virginia
McGee
W. R. Thomas
Washington
Vandalia
Peoria Decatur & Evansville
Casey
Sehove
Jim
S. RB. Williams
Pine Township
M. McMaster
Harry Rosamell
W. T. Kerr
Loughbys
Misa
Cape
Tlisses
Tas
Belewets
Aly
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