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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1896

Page

4

Indiana Progress editorial reflects on 1896 and hopes for 1897

The Indiana Progress greets readers on December 3 1896 and recalls a year marked by political struggle agricultural prosperity peace and calamities. It urges trust in Providence for the future and extends best wishes for patrons. It notes Indiana County Republicans will be represented by James G Mitchell John McGaughey and John W Morrow in the coming legislature and defends their integrity.

Indiana County Senate James G. Mitchell House John McGaughey John W. Morrow

Holiday Wedding in Johnstown Seals Christmas Celebration

Mr William G Gibson and Miss Laura E Marsh both of Johnstown were wed in Johnstown on a Wednesday afternoon by Rev C C Hays. The couple arrived by train and stayed at the Indiana House before visiting Gibson’s parents in Blacklick township for Christmas. Gibson formerly clerk at the Indiana House now holds a similar position at the Capital Hotel in Johnstown.

William G. Gibson Laura E. Marsh Johnstown C.C. Hays

Local Couple Weds at Catholic Church Parsonage

Mr Max R Coleman son of Ticket Agent T M Coleman and Miss Anna K Stadtmiller daughter of Mrs Catherine Stadtmiller were married Thursday evening at the Catholic church parsonage by Rev Sutters. The couple are well known here with many friends offering congratulations.

Max R. Coleman T. M. Coleman Anna K. Stadtmiller Catherine Stadtmiller Sutters

Shaffer and Miss Harriet Young Wed at Brookville

William J. Shaffer a prominent salesman for R W Jenkinson Co Pittsburg married Harriet Young a Brookville woman in Brookville the ceremony drawing cheers from local friends who wish them well Shaffer is well known in the county for his charitable and social activities and many friends sent best wishes.

William J. Shaffer R. & W. Jenkinson Co Pittsburg Harriet Young Brookville Shaffer

Krider and Baterba Tie in Green Township Wedding

Mr A Krider of Hooversville Somerset County and Miss Aggie P Baterba daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Baterbaugh Green Township were married on Wednesday in the parlors of the Lewis House Rev A C Ehrenfeld officiated.

William M Dick and Bessie R Clyde wed at New Florence

Mr William M Dick of East Wheatfield township and Miss Bessie R daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert of Clyde were married at New Florence on Thursday by Rev D S Tinker pastor of the Bethel United Presbyterian church.

William M. Dick East Wheatfield Township Bessie R Robert Clyde New Florence Thureday D. 8. Tinker Bethel United Presbyterian Church

Rayne Couple Ties the Knot at Local Home

Mr. Robert McLaughlin and Miss Olive M Huston, residents of Rayne township, were wed at the residence of Harry Boggs on East Oak Street. The ceremony Thursday was conducted by Rev. J. F. Gans. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Huston.

Robert McLaughlin Olive M. Huston Rayne Township Harry Boggs East Oak Street J. F. Gans J. W. Huston Mabel Moorhead Cherryhill Township Guy Hollister Kittanning L. A. Hollister Sixth Street Robert Scanlon Richard Ebensburg William Gompers North Sixth Street Ralph Lockard Ada, O E. M. Lockard Third Ward

Rayne Teacher and Miss Harmon Wed by Grove Chapel Pastor

Mr Ralph T. Wolf a Rayne township schoolteacher and Miss Laura Harmon daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Harmon were married on Thursday by Reverend John Tomlinson pastor of Grove Chapel Lutheran Church.

Ralph T. Wolf Rayne Township Misa Laura B. Harmon J. Won John Tomlinson Grove Ca Spel Lutheran Church

Miller and Huffman Wed in White Township Home

Mr Isaac P Miller of White township and Miss Laura B Huffman of Cherryhill township were married on Thursday evening at the residence of the officiating minister Rev A Judson Farman of this place.

Isaac P. Miller White Township Mise Laura B. Huffman Cherryhill Township A. Judson Farman

Pine township couple wed at minister's residence

Mr. Dick Williams and Miss Flora Bennett of Pine township married Thursday at the residence of the officiating minister Rev. L. B. Wylie of Penn. The ceremony was conducted in a private setting with close family present.

Dick Williams Flora Bennett Pine Township Rec. L. RB. Wylie Penn

Smith Gorman nuptials at Hortons in Cockport

The marriage linked J R Smith of Cockport and Catherine Gorman daughter of Alexander Gorman of Montgomery township. The ceremony was held at Hortons on Saturday with Rev J B Craighead of Cherrytree officiating.

J. R. Smith Cockport Catherine Gorman Alexander Gorman Montgomery Township Hortons J. B. Craighead Cherrytree

Somerset Couple Ties Officiated Nuptials This Thursday

A Mr Hawes of Somerset county married Biss Sadie Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Huffman of Buffington township on Thursday.

Mr. Hawes Somerset County Biss Sadie Huffman Milton Huffman Buffington Township

White Township Taxpayers Seizure Road Tax Collection

Notice from collector W Suzancr advising White Township taxpayers to appear at the Court House on Friday and Saturday in January and 9, 1697 to seeive money road tax. Collectors seek payment and compliance from residents listed.

Court House W. Suzancr

Notice to obtain cab tickets by January 1st 1697

Public notice states all cab tickets must be obtained before January 1st 1697. Signed by M. Surrz.

M. Surrz

Wharton's Hot Shot on Pennsylvania Senate Candidacy

Joseph Wharton delivers a pointed critique of John Wanamaker and argues Boies Penrose is better suited to represent Pennsylvania in the United States Senate. He cites Wanamaker's wealth and import business conflicts with customs as drawbacks and praises Penrose's Harvard training, state senate service, and protectionist stance.

Joseph Wharton Pennsylvania Wharton School of Finance University of Pennsylvania Penrose Philadelphia John Wanamaker United States Cameron United States Senate Senate Boies Penrose Wanamaker Girard Daniel Webster Horace Binney New York Wan Petrose Harvard University Washington Harrisburg John Wanesiaker Boles Penrose

Penrose Will Win in Pennsylvania Senate Fight

A Sunday Dispatch editorial argues Senator Boies Penrose will secure 150 legislative votes for United States senator, despite a Business Men’s League push for John Wanamaker. It accuses campaign tactics of bluff, notes Wanamaker supporters’ secrecy, and asserts Penrose has broad backing from senate, house, and constituents.

Sunday Dispatch Philadelphia Pennsylvania Penrose Senator Quay Boies Penrose United States Business Men’s League Senate House John Wanamaker Wanamaker Senator Penrose Academy of Music Friends of Wanamaker

Wanamaker Sued Again Under Contract Labor Laws

Edward J. Brooks sues John Wanamaker and partners in the United States Circuit Court in Philadelphia seeking $1,000 plus interest for alleged violation of the 1885 contract labor act. The complaint charges the defendants with aiding the importation and migration of British subject Ernest G. Collins to perform labor as a salesman in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Wanamaker United States Circuit Court Edward J. Brooks John Wanamaker Eastern District of Pennsylvania Great Britain Boston Robert C. Ogden T. B. Wanamaker Rodman Wanamaker Pennsylvania Ag John Wanamaker United States District of Columbia Great Britain and Ireland Ernest G. Collins London Eng H. J. Hancock

Personal Brevities Reveal Holiday Travel and Visits

A long list of Christmas and New Year visits across Indiana, Pittsburg, Blairsville, Johnstown, and nearby towns. Residents such as Perry Wallace, Bruce Wissinger, J. M. Black, and Miss Mae Scott are noted guests or callers with many others visiting relatives, attending events, or spending holidays at home.

Martin Groft Pittsburg M. C. Watson Philadelphia Bruce Wissinger Advance William Mallen Indiana Will Scott Mae Scott Johnstown J. M. Black Chambersville W. Guthrie Irwin W. R. Calhoun Blairsville Mollie Roof Third Ward Robert Ruffner J. A. Ferguson Xenia, C Neil Ferguson Martha Taylor Second Ward Long and Son Taylorsville Progress Office Myrtle Clawson Blacklick al Wagle J. M. Chambers Trade City William Rankin Montgomery Township Nettie Wynn Oakville Institute Frank Hildebrand C. J. T. Long Third Ward Hotel Ninna Ellis East End Nell Ellis Church Street George Horner Apollo Harry White John Wicks Lewis Hay Leechburg Allegheny Harry Sweeny Ezra Ortz David Ortz Fourth Ward M. E Clara Moorhead Lulu Yoder Grant Ramey Helen and Maud Miller Ligoier Jorgey White Township Eva Moorhead Annie Porter New York City F. T. Empfield Lena Washer Wolf Oil City Elizabeth Weir A. A. Wiggins Armstrong Township S. L. Wiggins McKeesport J. H. Williamson Hall Wayne Avenue Charles Smeltzer C. C. Booth Homestead W. A. Booth Robert Graham H. Q. Graham Will Balentine Alex. Balentine

Quay Prophecy Stirs Bradford Daily Record Debate

The Bradford Daily Record reports Quay urging prosecutions for agents and boodlers tied to blackmailers traveling the state in John Wanamaker’s interest. The paper questions Quay’s political prophecies as he claims Penrose will win 18 votes on the first ballot and ponders consequences.

John Wanamaker Quay Bradford Daily Record Penrose

Batesbaugh visit with Grea township parents

Spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. EL Batesbaugh, of Grea township.

Mrs. EL. Batesbaugh Grea Township

Local Institutes Held at Nolo and Taylorsville

Program of local institutes planned for Saturday January 9 1897 at Nolo Pine township with forenoon sessions 9 to 10 30 and afternoon sessions. and January 16 1897 at Taylorsville Green township with Welcome Address by Homer Price morning program includes Can Anybody Teach School School Libraries and recitations. afternoon features Would an Increase of T Raise the Standard of our Schools Relation of Home and School essays and discussions.

Nolo Pine Township Conrad Oversight Thomas Taylorsville Green Township Homer Price H. L. McCullough J. A. H. Longwell Jennie Maggie Ruoffeer Nona Napp Ollie Sadie Kit Fleming W. T. Price Zenap. Stephens J. Lydie H.C. Buterbaugh Eliza Nichol Sadie E. Lydie Edith Griffith G. T. Learn

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