Quay Elected Senator. Republicans Plan Local Nominations
Prophecy fulfilled as M S Quay wins on the first ballot. Republicans announce victory over insurgents and reformers. Notices urge ward and township Republicans to meet January 1901 to nominate tickets for February elections across Indiana and allied townships with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mahoning Township
McQuiLeny
Center Township
Cross Roads
A. G. McCoy
Conemaugh Township
Schoolbovne
A. J. W. Boginson
Calvin Miller
North Mahoning Township
Marehand
Young Township
West Lebanon
RS. CouLrzr
John Gamble
Death Claims Many Max P. Wilson
Max P. Wilson, 24, jeweler and owner of a Philadelphia Street shop, died Thursday night after a two week illness from cerebro spinal meningitis. He was son of Mrs Mary E Wilson and brother of John and Mae. A Presbyterian and Mason, he left a large circle of friends. Funeral at his East Church Street home Sunday at 1 30 p m with Rev Swartz Crawford and Rev J Day Brownlee. Masons conducted graveside services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max P. Wilson
Mary E. Wilson
Philadelphia Street
John B. Wilson
Sterling
Presbyterian Church
Town
Masons
John
Philadelphia
Mae
Chicago University
East Church Street
Swartz Crawford
J. Day Brownlee
Charles G. Graham Dies in Conemaugh at 33
Charles G. Graham of Conemaugh died Thursday morning at home from consumption aged 33 years 5 months 28 days. A native of Buffington township, he was a locomotive engineer for the Pennsylvania Red Company and a member of the Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Fund and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Survived by his wife and four children, the body was taken to his parents’ home Friday and interred Saturday at MacCartney cemetery in Buffington township.
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Charles Graham
Charles G. Graham
Conemaugh
Buffington Township
Samuel Graham
Graham
Pennsylvania Red Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Fund
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
MacCartney
Boffington Township
Emma Sickenberger
William Sickenberger
Dunlo
J.T. Fleming
Cookport
J. C. McGaughey
Morrison Carnahan
Armetrong Township
Tannery
Clark Griffith
Archibald
Crete
Carrie
David
Charles
M.S. Telford
Oakland Cemetery
Death notices from Saltsburg area mourn multiple locals
George W. Reed a 72 year old Saltsburg night watchman died of apoplexy after a shift. Emma Sickenberger 29 of Dunlo died at home. Grace Griffith 21 died of meningitis. Morrison Carnahan 50 died of typhoid in Armstrong Twp. Sarah Hart 73 died of apoplexy in Young Twp. Elizabeth Ross 85 died in East Mahoning Twp. Maggie Bixler 58 died from injuries in Iowa. Theophilus Jennings 35 died from appendicitis in White Twp. Dean Hess 33 died in Gipsy. An infant of Ewing Chrisman died aged four months. Funeral details listed for each.
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Elizbeth Ross
Elizabeth Ross
Samuel Ross
Kast Mahoning Township
David
Chicago
John
Colorado
Richard and
George
Iowa
Work
Indiana
East Mahoning Township
Ewing
United Presbyterian
Local notices and arrivals in Indiana area
Local correspondence lists engine purchase and timber acquisitions by J E Galbreath, coal oil and gas leasing activity, and social visits. Includes regional church services, family health updates, residents traveling to Apollo and Dayton, and community notices. An ad mentions Electric Bitters cure for various ailments and a late rent listing for a seven room house on Oak Street.
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Oak Street
Andrew Gailey
Indiana
Window shade sale goes one third off at matting shop
A terse sale notice lists discounts on window shades cloth rugs curtains and curtain poles with an encouragement to go ab one third off and pay a nominal price. The fragment notes a price cue of 50 cents and 15 cents and references Matting OH and shop location.
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THE
Indiana Progress
County
A. T. Moorhead & Son
Col. M. 5
Quay
United States
Pennsylvania
H. E. Renry
George W. Reed
Saltsburg
Reed
Samuel
Canton
Ollie McGagney
Salisbury
Ryall
Grace M. Griffith
Grace Mabel Griffith
Isaac Griffith
Lewis House
Christian Church of Town
D. M. Kinter
Greenwood Cemetery
Sarah Hart
Hart
Frank Hart
Jacksonville
Maggie E. Bixler
Joseph Bixler
Villisca
McCullum
Parkwood
Telford
Bixler
Thos. Wiggins
Daniel Anderson
Armatrong Township
Isaeophilus Jennings
Theophilus Jennings
White Township
Dean Hess
Fry Cemetery
Ewing Chrisman
Robert McCoy
Clarence Shields
Pittsburg
J. W. Shields
John Hoover
Atwood
Emory Davis
Latrobe
Nellie
Gertrude George
Theresa Calhoun
Weat Union
Belle Anderson
T. E. Wachob
Alma Calhoun
J. O. Campbell
Dayton
Thos. Anderson
J. E. Munshower
W. T. Calhoun
Apollo
J. B. Miller
Holstein
Isaac Shatt
S. R. Coltebangt
Samuel Anderson
George Carney
Painter
J. J. Ralston
Butler
BE. L. Ralston
West
Lebanon
Phebe Cherley
Peterson, In
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Boyd
Onberg
H. M. Long
A. J. Fisher
Emma Rising
Penn Bon
W. H. Green
Orat Coy
J. M. Steward
J. Glassford
Glassford
Dan Empfield
John Green
Edward Lydick
Wessie Groft
Ponxentawney
George Barr
Chas McQuown
Joe McQuown
H. P. Lewis
Marion Center
D. R Lewis
Herbert McCall
Birt
McMillen
Jacob Burkett
DuBois
Falls Creek
Scott McQuown
Laura Matthews
New Florence
Gaibleton
Robert McLaughlin
Alex Walker
Underwear Department
Eco
Ical
SALE
W. R. Loughry & CO
Indiana Roller Mills
Just
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
New Business
Indiana County
Banner County
S. W. Guthrie
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Bargain House
Court House
Domestics
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