Indiana Progress Masthead and Christmas Eve Motto
The Indiana Progress announces its price at one dollar per year in advance and Moorhead and Son as editors. The office is on North Seventh Street. The Wednesday December 25, 1808 issue features a year end poem urging to ring in the new year with gaiety and bid farewell to the old year.
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Indiana County
The Closing of the Year 1898 and Hopeful 1899
An obituary of the past year notes the conquest of Cuba and Hawaii by the United States, the war ending, and the nation’s rise as a great power. It looks forward to 1899 with confidence in divine guidance and a duty to defend humanity and good government by the people.
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Loudon
England
Dreyfus
France
Kaiser
Holy Land
Africa
China
Europe
United States
Spain
Cuba
West India Islands
Pacific Ocean
Hawaian Islands
Stars and Stripes
Pacific
Progress 1899 A Progres sive Paper For Indiana County
The Progress vows to build on its 1898 gains with 1899 plans including Yellow Stone Park letters by Eva G. Thompson and a history of the underground railroad through nearby counties. The editors urge readers to boost circulation, publish facts, rebuke wrong, and welcome differing views while inviting new subscribers.
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Indiana County
Yellow Stone Park
Eva G. Thompson
Canada
The Caucus Will Be Held For Speaker Choice
The legislature convenes Tuesday January 3 with Republican house members meeting Monday January 2 to select their speaker candidate. Home parrons who have been disip-
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House
Political caucus and Republican unity in Indiana county
The piece railitates on fusion attempts by Democrats and Wanamaker followers, predicting the usual Republican caucus for United States senator and adherence to tradition after organization. It praises John P. Elkin as attorney general, lauds farmers institutes, and notes The Progress as a growing newspaper presence as teachers bring winter to the county.
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Merchant Prince
Indiana County
Wanamaker
Local social notes and real estate transfers in Indiana county
Local correspondence reports visits by Dr. Pierce and families in Garbleton and Marion Center, plus Sabbath activities, church services, and Christmas treats at St. John's Lutheran. Real estate transfers list multiple properties in North Mahoning, Center, Garfield, and other townships, with sale prices. Also notes upcoming piano tuners, paving brick presence on sidewalks, and a feature on Grant from The Youth's Companion.
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Dr. Pierce
Garbleton
Wyncoop
Mary
Marion Center
Armstrong County
BR. P. Wolfe
Gilpin
Bayne Township
Blair Wyncoop
Miss Vernie
J.C. McCormick
W. C. Thomas
J. D. Adamson
Ebensburg
H. J. Lightcap
M. B. Wyncoop
S. J.C. McCormick
Indiana
Plumville
Ina Harrison
Ohio
Candace Weamer
Barnarda
Rev. Fram
Willet
Jesse Fram
Warren
Wallopsburg
St. John's Lutheran Church
Cornelia Weamer
Elsie Crooks
Edna Stuchell
Jesse Stuchell
Emma Crooks
Cora
Blanche Weamer
Mary J. Chambers
North Mahoning Township
Frank Rowlee
Christopher McEwen
Nor Mahoning Township
Jane Stuchel
Charles M. Johnston
Garfield
Matilda Winebrenner
Mary B. Poorman
Glenwood Coal Co
Glen Campbell
L. M. Weitzell
John Koozer
Rayne Township
George Freck
D. A. Hetrick
Cherryhill Township
W. A. Groft
F. A. Cresswell
Strongstown
Nancy E. Fetterman
A. W. Wilson
Kiskiminetas Springs
Saltsburg
Elizabeth and
Mary Weir
Pittsburg
Weir
East Philadelphia
Olive Orr
Wilkinsburg
Barrett
L. ©. Crossman
Squire James Crosman
Helen Cunningham
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Johnstown
Mary Hays
Pittsburg School For the
Martha Hays
Margaret Smith
Bel
Sayilla Smith
Sixth Street
Bell Taylor
Edward
East End
Joseph, Laughlin
North Sixth Street
George Row
Eastern Publishing House
Lorain Steel Company
Lorain
J. J. Miller
Miller
Maggie E. Minteer
Dogan
New Kensington
Margaret Kesslar
Philadelphia Street
D. H. Campbell
Mt. Union
Foresman
Squire J. E. Miller
County Institute
Hopa Lewis
Kittanning
Alexandria Kinghorn
White Township
John Isenberg
Freeport
D. C. Mack
C. AD. Gessler
John Thomas
J. F. Henry
Jacob Gerhard
Rogh Station
John Park
Wheaton
Ill
Park
T. B. Clark
W. T. Wilson
Church Street
Diven
Greensburg
County Teachers’ Institute
D. W. Schrecengost
Schrecengost
South Mahoningownship
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Mystic Care
Mystic Care claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in one to three days with immediate effect and removal of the disease source. First dose reportedly brings quick relief, offered at 75 cents by T. E. Hildebrand and Hetrick Bros. druggists in Indiana, Pa.
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T. E. Hildebrand
Hetrick 5 Bros
Indiana
PERSONAL BREVITIES SHARED AT SEVERAL TOWNS
A long list of visitors and locals visiting friends and relatives across Johnstown Greensburg Saltsburg Indiana Latrobe and Vandergrift over the holidays. Names include Stella Hassinger Don Hill Ella Braden Harry Garman J M Cunningham Roy Cunningham and many others with brief notes on travel and hosting.
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Stella Hassinger
Johnstown
Don Hill
Greensburg
M. Jones
Saltsburg
G. W. Hood
Pittsburg
Linus Dilts
Covode
Ella Braden
Philadelphia
Indiana
W. L. Hutchison
David Ralston
Derry
Steele Clark
John Isenberg
Freeport
Samuel Mack
Bolivar
I. Wilson Keener
Will Sweeny
Effie Pennington
Ernest
Tweet Garman
Jeannette
Harry Ortz
Vandergrift
A. M. Jamison
Ambrose
Frank Mack
Stewart, Pa
Guy Brilbart
Edward P. Grove
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Diven
Martins Ferry
Mies Myrtle Smith
Willet
Apollo
Frank Cunningham
Larimer
J. M. Cunningham
Roy
Robert Layton
John Dearme
J. C. Rugh
Sixth Street
R. E. Harbison
Armstrong Township
Joseph J. Thompson
Ella C. Gotwald
York, Pa
Lou Brallier
Fourth Ward
H. E. Anderson
Harry Garman
James T. Henry
Alice Ferguson
Latrobe
Ninth Street
Sarah Thomas
New York City
Edward Gibson
Wilkinsburg
Findley Carney
White Township
Edith and
Laura Hasinger
Jesse From
Warren, C
D. J. From
Plumville
G. E. Simpson
Kellysburg
Neal
F. A. Johnston
Ford City
Indiana County
Emma
Caddie Speedy
Chambersville
D. J. Waller
Normal
Bloomsburg
Fay Pennington
Philadelphia Business College
Messrs
Chas
Bert Russell
Walls ‘Station
Rena Hileman
Leechburg
Jennie Sweeney
Third Ward
Annie Blakney
Saltsbury
Joseph Dickey
South Sixth Street
Mary Caldwell
Apollo Public
Laura
Pearl Bush
Eva Moorhead
Pittsbury
Wayne Avenue
Latrobe Friends
J. M. Welch
Second United Presbyterian Church
Bellevue
Steel McElhoes
Philadelphia Street
Kellwaburo Friends
Miller
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