Republicans Aim to Strengthen Party for Victory at 1892
The text argues Republicans prioritize party readiness over leader choice, noting President Harrison’s World’s Fair proclamation clearing the way for Chicago preparations. It critiques Democratic claims about Republican opposition to the Election Bill, mentions bank failures and recoveries of Jamison and Barker firms, and praises Speaker C. C. Thompson while urging party unity to avoid factional splits before the 1892 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Chicago
West
Hood's purifier and syrup for curing ills
An advertisement promotes Hood's purifier as a radical permanent cure for various ailments. It claims the product cleanses the blood and strengthens the nerves. It also endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as the accompanying tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Farmers Alliance politics split over 1892 plans
Debates among leaders like Hon. John M. Thurston and ex Senator John B B Henderson weigh the future of a Farmers Alliance ticket. Western states oppose sub treasury ideas while southern factions back Democratic ties, sparking distrust and calls for unity as 1892 approaches.
Court News Courthouse Proceedings Hit By Gas Supply Dispute
Judge Doty and Judge White dissolved the preliminary injunction in Meldren on Salisbury Gan Co. to allow gas shut off from the brick works after new affidavits alleging gas shortage. The order was filed Thursday with exceptions dismissed. case proceeds to a full hearing. Mellatire v Susquehanna Insurance Co. ended in a verdict for the defendant after a lengthy suit over fire insurance on grain stock from the Healy mill burned July 27, 1888. The court also heard multiple grand jury cases with small verdicts and continued remaining matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty
Westmoreland County
White
Meldren
Salisbury Gan Co
Equity
Gas Co
Melatire
Susquehanna Insurance Co
Mellatire
Healy Grint
Lebanon Insurance Co
Boyer
McIntire
Theophilus 8
Wilson
Clarion
Grand Jury
Samuel F. Swartz
Jas. L. Spence
Jane Bare
W. H. Anthony
Gleddon & Curtins
A. J. Wilkins
Bargain Day at Loughry and Co Clothing Store
Lake Loughry sorts odd ends in the mammoth shop as fashion items are slashed. Coats once priced fifteen dollars now go for ten with similar cuts across the stock, signaling a deep discount sale on quality clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persone
W. RB. Loughry & Co
Lake Loughry
Lake
Ewing Receives Certificate of Standing and Records Transcript
At a Monongahela Presbytery meeting last week Dr. B B Ewing requested a certificate of standing and transcript of records. He indicated the United Presbyterian Church closed to him, though he hopes to serve elsewhere. Indiana Pa United Presbyterian praises his past sermons and laments the separation as a loss to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
B. B. Ewing
United Presbyterian
Ewing
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised for Superior Cure
The advertising text emphasizes experience counting in medicine. It highlights C. I. Hood & Co.'s head as an expert pharmacist and notes his roles in state and national associations. It argues Hood's Sarsaparilla rests on extensive knowledge and long experience, urging a fair trial to prove its value.
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Hood
C. I. Hood &Co
Massachusetts
American Pharmaceutical Associations
Gas supply concerns frame Pittsburg industry and prices
Widespread uneasiness over dwindling natural gas from Pittsburgh and neighboring fields prompts mills to switch to coal, with crude Lima petroleum tests showing promise. Experts foresee potential substitutes like artificial gas while preserving economic impact on workers and producers. Local ads trumpet cheap clothing and shoes as townsfolk prepare for winter shopping.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Indiana
Iron and
Woll
Lima
Meeting Minutes Show Postponed Officer Nominations
The meeting opened with President Wilson presiding and a quorum issue. Minutes were read and approved. Committee chairs showed no specific reports. Officer nominations were postponed. The town improvements committee was tasked to present plans to beautify the railroad station grounds before Superintendent James Reed, with work to start next spring. A $200 order for janitor W. R. Bell was approved. Adjourned.
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Wilson
James Reed
W. R. Bell
Midnight Alarm at Bijou Pittsburg and Grand Opera House
A scene by scene report notes a good sized audience at Grand Opera House last night applauding the Midnight Alarm. The company performed well with notable scenery including a Brooklyn Bridge view from the East River. The Bijou Pittsburg engagement is slated for next Monday at Library Hall with a January date.
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Pittsburg
New Haven
Grand Opera House
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Library Hall
Installation and Banquet at Encampment No. 11
Encampment No. 11 Union Veteran Legion holds open installation of officers on Thursday Jan 15 with doors at 7 30 PM at Library Hall followed by a banquet prepared by the G A R Relief Corps. Tickets and contributions requested and sold at Noah Adler's. Remaining uncalled for letters listed for Indiana Pa post office including Barrett Botsford Crusan Carney etc. Letters to be inquired with advertised date. Also local ads for corn and meats from Cunningham’s and J H St Clair’s with bargain offers at The Red Front.
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Indiana
E. Barrett
J. W. Botsford
Emma E. Crusan
Elmer Carney
Fertha Fennell
Margaret Fleming
James Fleming, Jr
H. W. Harman
Wm. Lewis Jr
Farmer
Clara B. Lysdie
J. Kerwin
Jim Miller
Billa McQuanaughey
Hallie Rogensteel
H. R. Row
James Speer
Anna Thomas
Fannie W. Nixon
P. M
Canadians as Soldiers in the Peninsula War
Maj Ed mond Malet praises Canadians as the best soldiers he saw in the Eighty first New York Volunteer Infantry. In the Army of the Potomac marches under extreme heat and dust, Canadians endured with cheer, gathering gear and even selling overcoats for a dollar to their owners later. The tale highlights thrift, discipline, and humor among Canadian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Malet
Eighty-first
New York Volunteer Infantry
Anny
Potomac
Washington Post
Beat
Delmonico's
Delmonico
New York Tribune
Roadways of Rome and the empire as civic cement
A historical reflection traces how Roman roads tied the empire, enabling swift movement of legions and officials from Spain to the Danube. It notes the Via Appia and other major routes, praises their longevity, and explains why strong roads stabilized imperial control and aided early Christian missions.
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Mexico
Spain
Via Appia
Flaminia
Via Aurelia
France
Alps
Rome
Antoninus Pius
Julian
Empire
Rhine
Danube
Gaul
Euphrates
Far West
Nero
Domitian
Caracalla
Merivale
Egypt
Northumberland
Cysar
Tertullian
Pozzvoli
Bedford Flats
England
Europe
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Indiana Progress
T. Moorhead
Philadelphia Street
B. K. Jamison & Co
Barker Beethers & Co
W.A. Wallace
C. C. Thompson
Warren
House of Representatives
Bardick
McXean County
Capp
Baker
Wewande
Stewart
Allegheny
Thompson
Hera
Republican Party
Pest
Orr & Bre
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
National League of Republican
Bio State
Northwestern States
Farmers’ Alliance
John B.B. Henderson
Missouri
Wise
Sub-Treasury
Organization
Ocala
Florida
South
Alliance
Court News
U. P. Church
E.G. Orr & Bro's
Cunningham's
Cunningham’s
E.G. Orr & Bro
the Board of Trade
J. H. St. Clair’s Meat Market
Cestoria
Castoria
Kansas
Sutuma
Dakota
U. S
G.T. Jones
Indiana, Pa
North Carolina
Raleigh
United States Circuit Court
Agricultural Department
Agricultural and Mechanical School
Justices of the Peace
Lawa
New Yorker
Indiana County
A. C. Hankin
Hugh KR
J.N. Langham
Gee
D. M.enry
Green Township
John B Heny
Mitchells Milla
Saltsburg
W. BR. McInwarn
Salisbury
Black Lick
Breellent
F. Eineklick, Indiana Co
Udritour
Institute
W. BR. Loueuar & Co
Neriphis
Fit
P. BR
Oaphars' Oort
Robt
Lowry
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