Local Ticket Candidates and Officials Listed
A. T. Moorhead proprietor and publisher of the State Ticket is listed along with judge Harry White of White Township assemblymember John McGaughey of Indiana Noah Seanor of South Mahoning Township and jury commissioner J. L. Langham of Grant Township as candidates and officials on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGaughey
Indiana
Noah Seanor
South Mahoning Township
J. L. Langham
Grant Township
A Word to Republicans in Indiana County
The piece urges Republicans to follow party rules and participate in the county primary. It emphasizes unity, submission to the primary outcome, and support for the selected nominee in the fall election, warning against defiance or splitting the party.
Weather woes and civic warning echo 1854 fears
The article contrasts 1854 droughts, cholera, and hard times with today. It notes Pittsburg and Allegheny churches calling for fasting and rain, then cholera outbreaks. It recalls crop losses, cattle suffering, and economic depression, while praising wheat and corn prices from 1854 and urging awareness of water safety and public health. It also reports a Supreme Court ruling on school funds, thoughts on trust, Labor Day status, and voter registration reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Indiana County Republicans Face Nomination Hope at Brookville
The Republican Congressional Conference for the Twenty-first District met in Jeannette on August 21 and failed to nominate. One hundred forty ballots were cast with no agreement. A September 25 meeting at Brookville will renew the effort as Indiana county seeks to secure its choice and urges the delegates to nominate locally without State Committee interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Conference
Twenty-first
Jeannette
Conferrees
Brookville
Indiana County
State Committee
Indiana County Jail Contrast and Political Notices
The Greensburg prose notes 110 prisoners in their county jail as the largest number ever held, prompting questions about open saloons. The State Democratic Central Committee sets September 11, 1994, for a vacancy convention after Hannibal K. Sloan's death. Voter registration and tax deadlines are listed, with September 6 and October 6 as key dates. The article urges accountability for cruelty to animals and mentions katydids and signs of early frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana County
Capt. Sloan
State Democratic Central Committee
Hannibal K. Sloan
Mr. Sloan
Cashier Watt's Statement on Judge White and Jamison Transaction
A bank cashier claims Judge Harry White oversaw bank dealings with B K Jamison & Co regarding 500 P R R shares. He describes a scheme to sell stock short and buy back to profit the bank, with dividends paid and later fails to return the certificates, raising questions tied to an equity bill and election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gibson
Harry White
Jamison
Jamison & Co
Judge White
B. K. Jamison & Co
Johnstown
Judge White’s Bank Oversight and Loss Highlighted
James M. Warr, cashier, defends Judge White’s role in a bank crisis noting White raised $22,845.68 in Philadelphia to avert a panic, facing a minimum $23,000 personal loss due to stock ownership. Warr asserts White did not profit from attorney commissions, kept oversight duties, and that accusations from Gibson are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge White
Philadelphia
B. K. Jamison & Co
White
Clark
Wm. Stewart
Gibson
James M. Warr
Mary Reed Rites: Pueblo Woman Interred in Homer City
The remains of Mrs Mary Reed aged 74 from Pueblo Colo were brought to Homer City and interred Monday in the United Presbyterian graveyard She was the mother of Dr W L Reed and John Reed of Homer City and is survived by daughters Mrs Dacy and Mrs Rev Porter both of Pueblo and by James of Pittsburg and Mrs Thomas Ross of this county Her death ends in this county where she formerly lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reed
Pueblo, Colo
Homer City
Shelocta
United Presbyterian
This
W. L. Reed
John Reed
Dacy
Rev. Porter
James
Pittsburg
Thomas Ross
This County
Death of Mr M C Getty Jr in West Indiana
Mr M C Getty Jr died at his residence in West Indiana on Saturday August 25 at age 38 after a brief illness from pneumonia. He leaves a wife and two children. He was insured for $3,000 with Knights of Honor and Equitable. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and his remains were interred in Greenwood cemetery on the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Getty, Jr
West
Indiana
Getty
Knights of Honor
Equitable
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Fleming Dies at Home in West Indiana
Mrs Fleming, aged about 39, died at her home on south Fourth Street West Indiana last Monday morning after a brief illness. Her death was unexpected and her remains were interred in Oakland cemetery last Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
South Fourth Street
West
Indiana
Oakland Cemetery
J M Balentine Dies at Home Near Atwood at 78
J M Balentine died at his home near Atwood in Armstrong county on Tuesday from dropsy. He leaves a wife and two children. Formerly of Washington township in this county. Funeral held at Plaumcreek U P church on Saturday. Aged 78 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Balentine
Atwood
Armstrong County
Washington Township
Plaumcreek U. P
Obituary notices for Mrs Minser and John Culp
Mrs George Minser of Green township died Friday of typhoid fever leaving three children and a husband. Interment was at Deckers Point on Saturday. John Culp of Brushvalley township died Wednesday at age 66 and was a Lutheran church member at Mechanicsburg with interment in the Mechanicsburg churchyard on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Minser
Green Township
Deckers Point
John Culp
Brushvalley Township
Lutheran Church
Mechanicsburg
Dispute Over Lot on First Street In West Indiana
Mr. E. Steinrod bought a lot from R. A. Thompson on First street West Indiana. Excavations for a cellar were halted after Mrs. Steinrod found the house would sit on ground that belonged to First street. The Council met Thursday evening and assured her no further trouble. The borough layout had First street extend through Mrs. Sutton’s lots to Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Steinrod
R. A. Thompson
First Street
West
Indiana
Miss Lillian Sweeny to study music in Boston
Miss Lillian J. Sweeny daughter of Rev M M Sweeny returned from vacation and will leave tomorrow for Boston Massachusetts to attend the New England Conservatory of Music accompanied by her mother who will visit adelphia and has friends in New Philadelphia Atlantic City she has studied music for two years at the Normal and seeks the best instruction available in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lillian J. Sweeny
M. M. Sweeny
Boston
Mass
New England Conservatory of Music
Adelphia
New Phil- Atlantic City
Lillian
George Batz
Greensburg
T. K. Shoemaker
Ebensburg
A. D. Dickie
Harrisburg
Laura Ar
Punxsutawney
Virginia St. Clair
Church Street
Mary Jones
Railroad Avenue
H. M. Jones
Mary Grosse
Oak Street
Marion Center
Agnes Birkman
West Philadelphia Street
Kate McLain
Johnstown
M. L. Oatman
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Oatman
Rayne Township
Frank Donahugh
West Indiana
Washington, D
A. T. Moorhead
West Sutton Street
Adam Bowman
A. B. Bowman
Ralph Moorhead
The
Progress
Pine Flats
Carrie Lintner
Smith’s Station
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne, Avenue
Annie Humphrey
Blairsville
al. Wagle
West Water Street
Olive Livingston
Second Street
Tanoma
Dixonville
J. Calvin George
West Lebanon
Martin McCurdy
Dravesburg
Margaret McCurdy
Armstrong County
John Moulton Jones
J. M. Jones
Jeannette
Edna Sutton
Robert
Sarah Sutton
Allegheny
Valery
Philadelphia
Kate Sloan
Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Erma
Gertrude Canni
Anna Sloan
Apollo
Wm. Irwin
Margaret Bethel
John Bothel
Wm. Jacoby
Chicago
R. F. McHenry
Western Pennsylvania Medical
Rebecca Wilson
Cherrytree
David Langdon
J. G. Cameron
First Street
Indiana
Leah Hummer
Alex. Kinghorn
White Township
C.D. Addy
E. C. Morris
B. G. Cameron
Union Publishing Company
New York
Lowry Cameron
Penn
Ran
Lewis Hay
Leechburg
Hay
J. H. Simpson
Sara Simpson
Hanna Erb
Frank Fersha
James Hogue
Frank Erb
Risirsville
Nole
Clarence Walker
Butler
Japan
Mi Ionary
Heushey Spa Fam
The Magentas Defeat New Bethlehem in Heavy Batting
The Magentas beat New Bethlehem with strong batting after New Bethlehem visitors led by John Johnson the colored pitcher. James Horner praised for stellar catching. Next games include September 1 at Normal grounds against Johnstown Athletics, and a Kittanning rematch after a Kittanning defeat with Appleton's City Band to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magentas
New Bethlehem
Apple
Mechling L. McBride S. S
Theuher
B. Redding Hawa
B. Horner
MecMuhen
Pounds R
Wehrle
Herrick
Hope S. S. Smith
C. Johnson P Hodkinson
Mohney
N Vis
Ngman R
Eaeh
Lesnees
New Bethlehems
W. Mohney
McMullen
Johnson
New
McBride-Wehrie_Theurhere
Pire
Gypsies pass through town and church notices given
A large band of gypsies travels through town Tuesday evening. Rev M M Sweeny preaches at St Clair school house next Sabbath at 4 00. Communion services held at Wesleyan Methodist Grove Cherryhill township on Mrs Sterli Smith of Rowley Missouri. Central hotel ad appears. Daniel Sexton has expanded his boarding house trade improving local accommodations. Stop at the Central during court or fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Clair School House
M. M. Sweeny
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Grove
Cherryhill Township
Sterli Smith
Rowley
Missouri
Selina
Totes
Afkex
Central Hotel
Daniel Sexton Pailar
Bedlemap House
the Central
Town Visitors and Social Meetings Highlight Local Notes
Rev N L Atwood visited town with Chas W of Indiama and frequented Pine Fish on Thursday. Thernton of Philpebang attended Sea event in Evan Williams stess town. Lemuel B Waters and Miss Ser Laxther from Johnstown are Thernton guests this week. Frank Liehteberger and Mies Bel Flam ing from Indiana dined at Tharsten on Sabbath. A W Wilcom S W Guthrie and Joe Mack of Indiana had dinner at the Eves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Atwood
Wea- Chas
Indiama
Pine Fish
Thernton
Philpebang
Evan William
Stess
Lemuel B. Waters
Ser Laxther
Johnstown
Frank Liehteberger
Mies Bel Flaming
Indiana
Tharsten
A. W. Wilcom
West Leranor News Highlights From Local Visit And Events
Walker from Apollo visited with Mrs. Deaning and her children before returning to Cleveland last week. A Thursday band effort was a success with nearly $36 raised. The singing convention led by Prof. Weaver drew a large crowd and will conclude with a concert Friday evening. Kev. Craighead did not preach last Sabbath. Vincent Tonkin is sick in bed. The crew of Redz is mentioned in a brief note. Our baseball nine lost a well-played game, while Home P.O. club received high praise for its courteous players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Baseball Club
John Johnson
McMullen Begi
James Horner
Johnstown Athletics
West
Boston League
Athletics
McMullen
Johnstown Eeath
Sev
Walker
Apollo
Kev
Craighead
Vincent Tonkin Ie
Paesee Redz
Reese
P.O
Geonge Simpemm Mentioned in Obscure Boxing Tethered Notes
Jumbled OCR fragment references Mr Geonge Simpemm and Mr Thowsae Jileo amid hazy ties to J Paste Mises and Yuden, with unclear actions or dates. The readable bits suggest a local brief noting individuals in a tangled set of associations without concrete events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Geonge Simpemm
Hese
Thowsae
J. Paste Mises
Yuden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bvrror & Maracre
Moorhead
Daniel H. Hastings
Center
Walter Lyon
Amos H. Mylin
Laskaster
Lecy
James W. Latta
Congress
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
George F. Huff
Westmoreland
the County Ticket
Kicker
Balter
Skulker
Supreme Court
Cashier
Watt
B. K. Jamison
the Grim Reaper
Mrs
Martin Fleming
N. G. Miller
D. L. Rosensteel
Elderton
Wm. M. Fleck
Lydia Caldwell
Fifth Street
S. J. Tefford
Archie Nichol
J. G.cameron
Ebensle
John Lemnon
Ada
F. R. Griffith
Ridgeview Park
Cora Ewing
Tyrone
Clara Flade
East Oak Street
Mattie Barr
Mary Caldwell
Gome
Mr. Gretna
Pine Flat
Homer Crry
West Leranor
Tusneltos
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