County Committee Meeting In Indiana County
The Republican County Committee of Indiana county will meet at the Court House in Indiana on February 6 1899 at 1 30 p m to fix the date of the primary election and transact other business. John Fisher, Chairman. Elkin Now Attorney General nominated by Governor Stone and confirmed by the Senate. The piece defends Elkin and criticizes political opponents while praising party merit and openness to advancement. Governor Stone’s tenure noted with Hastings mentioned.
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Republican County Committee
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
John
Fisher
Wm. A. Stone
John P. Elkin
Senate
Col. Stone
M.S. Quay
Wanamaker
Valkenburg
Flinn
Kauffman
Elkin
Pennsylvania
Mr. Elkin
Gov. Stone
Gov Hastings
Bellefante
A Church's Growth in Indiana Through Pastors
The article traces Indiana church history from 1847 through 1880s, detailing pastors, appointments, and key events. It notes father–son pastor successions, building of a new church, the 1875 cornerstone, 1877 dedication, and membership growth to 350 with 25 probationers under Col Danks before subsequent ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
Pittsburg
Joseph Shaw
Shaw
Beaver
D. B. Campbell
J. R. Means
Campbell
T. J. Higgins
H. L. Chapman
Greensburg
Chapmen
J. S. Bracken
Burt
East Ohio
J. C. High
Morrow
Cleveland
M. W. Dellas
J. B. Uber
Twain
A. P. Leonard
Homer City
Indiana
Marchand
M. J. Sleppy
J. A. Danks
Sleppy
Sixty-third Reg’t, P. V
David Mullen
David Ellis
George Rink
W. R. Black
Irwin McFarland
J. B. Campbell
A. ©. Boyle
Nancy J. Lucas
Sarah A. Lawson
Bishop Simpson
T. M. Coleman
A. C. Boyle
A. H. Miller
S. Keebler
G. Oxbin
J. T. Riley
J. F. Core
D. EK. Stevenson
A. 0. Johnson
J. McIntire
Col. Danks
de. H. J. Smith
Zanesville
J. F. Jones
Bishop Andrews
J. A. Miller
Hamilton Avenue
Dr. Miller
M. M. Sweeny Waas
Harrisburg Deadlock Supports Quay Reelection
The piece asserts Senator Quay will be reelected US senator, noting his unanimous nomination by a joint house and senate caucus and Pennsylvania’s Republican tilt. It condemns the conspiracy case as politically timed with no legal violation found. Governor Stonk predicts Quay’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Quay
United States
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Quay
Watson
Supreme Court
History of a church pastorate and building program
A history recounts past pastors from 19th century to 1897, noting S. M. Bell and E. J. Knox with health and popularity factors. It highlights renovation of the church, the Pittsburg Conference gathering, and the 22 year present building era. Financial totals show $51,076 spent on home and abroad purposes, church property valued at $25,000.
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S. M. Bell
E. J. Knox
Pittsburg
The Gillhoolys Abroad and Mr Beane from Boston at Library Hall
The Gillhoolys Abroad drew praise for past success and tonight the German Bros present Mr Beane from Boston at Library Hall, promising a clever performance with about 20 new musical numbers. Also notes on Dr King’s New Life Pills, yellow fever remedies, and a notice about rooms for Normal students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gorman
Gillhoolys
Mr. Beane
Boston
German Bros
Library Hall
Punxautawney
Personal notes of visitors and residents at county seat
A string of arrivals and calls in town includes Henry Steving Pittsburg visitor M Y Patterson Saltsburg Rev J M Welch Philadelphia visits G T Reynolds Pittsburg caller M T Steetle Ambrose Mrs W R Stevenson Pittsburg guest Squire Win Griffith Rayne Twp A P Watson Blairsville guest Elizabeth Weir Pittsburg guest Prof S L Barr Glen Campbell visits A R Learn Vandergrift guest Rev J M Cogley Marion Ctr meetings Mrs Alex Hart Johnstown guest Stewart Gailey Pittsburg visitor N S Fiscus Allegheny Seminary student H M Clarke leaves for Bellevue J C Leasure attends L B Buterhaugh funeral Sarah Birkman Pittsburg guest D J Waller Bloomsburg visit Mrs Wm McMichaels Blairsville guest Elijah McKisson Twolick reader E N Simpson Hamill to Missouri Peter Wagner Wintandale guest James Speedy Harrisburg new House of Representatives messenger Will Braughter resigns clothing career H C Enterbaugh Friendsville Md visitors Taylorsville return Mrs A W Diven Martins Ferry guest
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Henry Steving
Pittsburg
M. Y. Patterson
Saltsburg
J. M. Welch
Philadelphia
G. T. Reynolds
J. M. McKee
Jacksonville
M. T. Steetle
Ambrose
W. R. Stevenson
Squire Win. Griffith
Rayne Township
A. P. Watson
Robert
Blairsville
W. H. Clawson
Homer City
Bryson McGara
Punxentawney
B. F. Pitts
Cherrytree
Alice Gailey
East Oak Street
M. C. Wortman
Lewis House
Trade City
Thomas Winkleman
Burrell Township
James Edmiston
Third Ward
Cokeville
James A. Crossman
Ponxsutawney
J. C. Leasure
Green Township
BE. L. Buterhaugh
Elizabeth Weir
Stella Brilhart
L. Barr
Glen Campbell
A. R. Learn
Vandergrift
Jane McAdoo
Elizabeth
Blacklick
J. M. Cogley
Marion’ Center
M. E
Alex Hart
Johnstown
Sarah Hildebrand
Church Street
Stewart Gailey
Andrew Gailey
Fiscus
Allegheny Seminary
Armstrong Township
H. M. Clarke
Bellevue
Sarah Birkman
D. J. Waller
Normal
Bloomsburg
Peter Wagner
Wintandale
R. R. Cunningham
Fourth Ward
James Speedy
Chambersville
Hous of Representatives
Harrisburg
Will Braughter
J. B. Hinds
al Wittekind
H. C. Enterbaugh
Friendsville
Taylorsville
A. W. Diven
Martins Ferry
W. T. Wilson
Local residents and visitors in Indiana county notes
Mr Frank Griffith of Greensburg moves his family there after Sabbaths rest. Homer City merchant J M St Clair recovers from two week grip. Armagh’s J D Drips visits county seat to settle county and state tax. Mr and Mrs Ellis Short leave Coberg for Kylertown to visit relatives. Prudential’s R C Keefer in town to establish a local agency with Charles Gessler Jr. James Ruffner leaves for Greensburg to study law with his father. Miss Margaret Watson leaves for Blairsville then Eldersridge. Mrs J L Anderson visits Indiana, secretary of State Children’s Aid Society. R E Russell of Shelocta, school administrator in South Bend township, visits. Mr and Mrs Bennett Wynkoop travel through Cherryhill to supervise monument removal for Miles Wynkoop’s wife grave. F C Bannister of Guys Mills closes Champion mower contract with S T Gibson of Onberg. Columbus McCoy of Indiana visits. will seek Republican commissioner post, gratefully recalling last election.
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Eilis
Short
Coberg
Kylertown
Clearfield County
R. C. Keefer
Prudential Insurance Company
Charles Gessler, Jr
James Ruffner
Greensburg
J. A. C. Ruffner
Margaret Watson
South Seventh Street
Blairsville
Robert
Eldersridge
J. L. Anderson
East End
Pittsburg
Sue Williard
Anderson
State Children’s Aid Society
Indiana
Bennett Wynkoop
Cherryhill Township
Miles Wynkoop
Delmont
Howe Graveyard
F. C. Bannister
Guys Mills
Crawford County
Champion Mowers and Binders
8. T. Gibson
Onberg
Columbus McCoy
McCoy
Marion Center
Transfer of Hotel Cain Ends as Charles W Moore Takes Over
Charles W Moore arrives to assume charge of the Hotel Cain after liquor license transfer, with the Indiana Hotel soon renamed the American House under his leadership. Cain’s successor N F Moore of Salamanca becomes clerk as Moores depart for Warren Pa to run the Pennsylvania Hotel, a local landmark.
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Charles W. Moore
Hotel Cain
Cain
Indiana
Warren
Pennsylvania
N. F. Moore
Salamanaca
N. Y
Indiana Hotel
Republicans Primary Meetings in Several Townships Jan 28
Republicans in Youngstown West Lebanon Mechanics Hall meet Saturday January 28 at 1 PM to nominate township officers. Montgomery Township caucus at regular voting place January 28 at 2 PM for February election ticket. Armstrong Township nomination at Anthony Schoolhouse January 28 from 1 to 4 PM. Center Township veterans hold primary January 28 between 1 PM and 7 PM to select township officer candidates.
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Montgomery Township
Grorce C. Gerry
Vetera
Center Township
Cherryhill Republicans to Hold Township Primary
The Republicans of Cherryhill will hold a township primary in Greenville on Saturday January 28 1895 from 2 to 7 PM to nominate persons for township offices justice of the peace constable school directors supervisors and others by order of Wu H Geren.
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Cherryhill
Greenville
Wu. H. Geren
Republicans of Green town meeting to nominate February ticket
Voters of Green township will convene in Cookport on Saturday January 28 1899 at 2 oclock to nominate a ticket for the February election. J C Leasure announces and urges full attendance. Republicans of Rayne township also meet in Kintersburg January 28 1899 at 1 oclock to nominate township officers J Clay Kimpre noted.
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Green
Green Townr
Cookport
Rayne Township
Kintersburg
Nominatin Township
J. Clay Kimpre
Editorial Association Elects Officers at Harrisburg Meeting
The thirty first annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association was held at the Lochiel Hotel in Harrisburg. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President BR B McKee Journal Freeport vice president W Kreps Press Greencastle A P Burke Ledger Philadelphia Cyrus T Fox Times Reading secretary treasurer R H Thomas Farmer's Friend Mechanicsburg assistant secretary R H Thomas Jr corresponding secretary Mrs J W Storer Chronicle Middletown.
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Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Lochiel Hotel
Harrisburg
BR. B. McKee
Journal
Freeport
W. ©. Kreps
Press
Greencastle
A. P. Burke
Ledger
Philadelphia
Cyrus T. Fox
Times
Reading
R. H. Thomas
Farmer's Friend
Mechanicsburg
Cards of Thanks for bereavement support
Mrs Elias L Baterbaugh and family thank friends and neighbors through the Progress for kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. The family of the late Robert McKee of Rayne township also express gratitude for aid and kindness shown during their bereavement.
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Elias L. Baterbaugh
Robert McKee
Rayne Township
Blairsville Illustrated Prospectus Issued by Board of Trade
The Blairsville Board of Trade has released an illustrated prospectus featuring a handsome booklet on local industries and a concise history of the town’s business leaders. It presents a current view of Blairsville’s economic activity and notable merchants.
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Blairsville
Board of Trade
Surprise Party for Miss Vernie McMillen
About 30 friends gathered Saturday evening at Miss Vernie McMillen’s Hillsdale area home. They enjoyed music and light amusements and concluded with a tempting supper.
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Vernie McMillen
Hillsdale
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Indiana Progress
Advange
A. T. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Stonk
M. 5. Quay
Tnitet
John FP
the Common
H. E. Buecklen &Co
Chicago
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
M. G. Miller
George T. Angell
Our Dumb Animals
Memphis
Italy
Wee Bryan
Landsdale
J. M
Moore
Rohes
Thomas & Wissinger
Pottstown
J. D. McKalip
Londerton
Wm. McMichaels
James KR. Bell
West Chestnut Street
Elijah McKisson
Twolick
ProgRess
E. N. Simpson
Hamill
Frank Griffith
Griffith
J. M. St. Clair
J. D. Drips
Armagh
Drips
R. E. Russell
Shelocta
Mr. Russell
South Bend Township
Armstrong County
George A. Wissinge Rayne
Alda S. Hunter
Jogo Albert C. Lukehart
South
Augie E. McLaughiin
Roy Brickell
Metro Tanioning
Sontwood Montgomery
Montgomery
Young Township
West Lebanon
Mechanics’ Hall
CG. M. Henry
Armatrong Township
Anthony Schoolhouse
W. R. Tuomas
S. F. Chark
J.C. Leasure
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