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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1895

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Proceedings Show Blair Vote Buying Allegations Across 200 Witnesses

In rapidly advancing hearings Judge White’s side airs allegations of money whiskey and promises to secure Blair votes. Testimony from 200 plus witnesses details payments taxes and offers, with cross examinations noting who promised or paid and who did not. Proceedings continue with additional witnesses and records.

White Blair

Hermit Frank Blunt Frozen by Winter in Cherryhill Township

In Cherryhill Township an isolated hermit named Frank Blunt endured two weeks on bran and water after both feet froze in extreme cold. Humane Agent J W Thompson and John F Clements found him shivering by an old stove. Blunt refused aid as doctors weighed amputation to save his life.

Frank Bunt Cherryhill Township Cherryhill Frank Blunt Franklin Blunt J. W. Thompson John F. Clements J. S. Mabon Penn Ran Geo. Dick Bint

Teachers Institute Planned by Young and Armstrong Townships

Teachers of Young and Armstrong townships will hold a joint institute at West Lebanon on Friday afternoon and Saturday February 22 and 23, 1895. The program includes talks by Rev. Littell and others, with sessions on parental involvement, public schools, high school relevance, teaching minds, and central systems. Educational officials and citizens are invited to attend.

Young and Armstrong Townships West Lebanon Aeen Rev. Littell Baren Cass Jeakie Johnston Dany Dane Schioola L. B. Gibson W. B. Ray Lana Hobangk W. Smith Tapentiona Eet Ray Black Nellie Eeeer Henry Maud McAdoo Webry K. E. Russell Jason Aniersom Yrerich Taiponton R. C. Brady Noces

Death Visits LaJose Family Claiming Two Children

The Grim Reaper claimed Clyde Allison aged 3 years 10 months on February 7 and four days later Clara Allison aged 7 years 2 months 6 days. Remains to be brought to Greenwood cemetery for interment. Bereaved parents Della and pa Allison receive wide sympathy as they seek comfort in Providence.

Della Allison LaJose Clyde Clara Greenwood Cemetery Providence

Death of Mr Charles Templeton in Cambria County

Mr Charles Templeton age 23 son of R F Templeton of Martintown died Sabbath evening after a period of illness. He had taught the school at Garmans Mills Cambria County until three weeks ago when his health worsened. He belonged to Nebo Presbyterian church Green township and was buried Tuesday at the Salem M E church graveyard.

Charles Templeton R. F. Templeton Martintown Garmans Mills Cambria County Nebo Presbyterian Church Green Township Salem M. E

Widow Mrs Cortz Neal Dies After Illness At 69

Mrs Cortz Neal of near North Point died last Wednesday at age 69 years 10 months and 26 days after two years of poor health from a complicating illness. The immediate cause was grip. A member of the Christian Protestant church for more than 54 years she died in Christian faith. She was mother of J W Neal of Ambrose.

Death of John Nolf of Pine Township at 72

Mr John Nolf of Pine township died Thursday morning at age 72. An old soldier he had been nearly totally blind for years. Pneumonic consumption was the direct cause. He left five children and a wife. His remains were buried at Strongstown on Saturday.

John Nolf Pine Township Strongstown

Death of Mr Jacob Peterson in Cherryhill Township

Mr Jacob Peterson of Cherryhill Township died on Thursday from dropsy at about 61. He left three children and a wife. He was a member of the M E Church at Penn Eun. His remains were laid to rest in Greenwood Cemetery on the Sabbath.

Jacob Peterson Cherryhill Township M. E Penn Eun Greenwood

Death of Armstrong township resident Mr. Calhoun at 61

Mr. Smith Calhoun of Armstrong township died Friday from neuralgia of the heart, about 61 years old. He leaves one child. He was a member of the West Union U. P. church near West Lebanon. The remains were interred in the church graveyard on Tuesday.

Smith Calhoun Armstrong Township West Union U. P West Lebanon Tuesaday

Washington man Henry H. Jack dies at Plumville

Mr Henry H Jack of Washington township died Saturday aged about Bake daughter survives him He was a member of the M E church at Plumville His remains were interred at Plumcreek Lutheran church on Monday

Henry H. Jack Washington Township M. E. Church Plumville Plumcreek Lutheran Church

Child of Perrier Interred After Scarlet Favor Aged 14

Gilbert Ferrier son of Daniel Perrier aged 14 of scarlet favor was interred at Homep City on Sabbath in a brief community notice noting the familial ties and burial.

Gilbert Ferrier Daniel Perrier Scarlet Homep City

Eldertan Wins First Paday Intexment Event

A brief report notes the Intexment event held on Paday at Eldertan with Keee Siler athe ar pa let fever mentioned among attendees.

Paday Eldertan

List of Victins and Hog Die Within the Rack Week

A fragmented report notes a list of victims and hog deaths within a rack week. It mentions fourteen hogs and operations by ten hogs with three down and one more to go. The record concedes last week’s fer reguil zards exceeded them.

Fer Reguil

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James McGregor Register Indiana County Wm. McAfoos East Mahoning Judge White Aaron Lang Marion Center J. L. Simpson North Mahoning Township J. H. McCallister North Mahoning Joseph Frey J.C. McGregor T. K. Frey J. C. McGregor John King John Pearce David DeArme T. Smith Blairsville M. B. Green Johnston Glenn A. G. Galentine South Mahoning Wm. H. Weamer Woodruff J. B. Woodruff John Late Green Aix Cambria Robt Kimple Robert Armatrong County Seicheberg Wallace George Armateong Wm. Shultz Pine Geo. F. Mack West Wheatfield David Campbell Daniel Killen John Roush John R. Caldwell Indiana Andrew Cook W. J. McMahon al Minser Thomas Trout Porter Campbell Nicholas Huffman Wm. Jamison Wm. Harmon Harry Bryan Wm. Carney Mr. Bryan Carney Sam Scott Smith John Keith David Keith Evan Williams N. M. Thompson Geo. W. Miller Allegheny County Miller W. D. Wilson John Stiffier Wm. Shields Enn Mahoning Township 5. C. McMillen J. W. Hoover Frederick Chas. Kinter Hoover W. T. Stiffler Ewing Crissman Matt Johnston W. A. Clawson Joe Brandlinger John Smyers Grant Joe Wise Samuel Leasure Thos. Barclay North Mahoping John Little William Chambers John Walker Washington Armstrong County Joseph RB. Brandlinger Harrold Bennett Salieburg Elmer Thompson Robert Campbell James Swager Charles Duncan James Fyock Wm. Green Silas Allen Hugh Holmes Adam Lyda Carr Pearce Bennett Blacklick Wm. B. Jack Chatman Mallego Fames Mabon John G. Kenny Glen Campbell Chairel United States Beott Marsh Ss i. Wes Daniel Orner H. O. Williams McGregor Sam’] Williams David Mardis Henry O'Neil Burrell No. 1 John S. Bowers Jacob Sutter Horace Thompson Squire Krytzer Squire Hood Thompson Punxsutawney Wm. Buchanan Homer City Wm. McKisson Joseph Griffith Daniel Mardis Bureli John Williams, Jr Banks Silas Barr T. O. Brickle Brickle Wm. Short Earl Lyda Mr. Henderson Harbison Young Township Wm. H. Clawson E. Roberts Joseph Dodson Rayne E. W. Smith Peeler Secretary of the Commonwealth J. Will Earl Wood Clark James Crossman Cac Wm. Fair Hery Wolf Armstrong Harvey Carnahan Geo. Simpson A. C. Braughter James Rodney Sylvester Ray Lyda Wadding Gordon Nee,las Murcer Cement S Setearti the Grim Reaper Clyde and Clara Allison Mrs. Cortz Neal Roscoe Altman Mary Dodoo Tentoy Sol Ena
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