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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1902

Page

4

Republicans endorse Jack for Congress in March primary

The column announces Republican voters should support Congressman 8. M. Jack in the March 1 primary for the 21st district. County Republicans praise his two terms, call him a true statesman, and urge renomination if he proves right for the district. Armstrong Jefferson and Westmoreland leaders back him as the best representative. The piece also notes party divisions over Attorney General Elkin for governor, with stalwart Republicans backing him and insurgents opposing.

8. M. Jack Jack Armstrong Jefferson Westmoreland

McCormick Kinter wed in Pittsburg and return home

John B. McCormick of Georgeville married Miss Mabel Kinter of Georgeville in Pittsburg on Wednesday and returned that evening. McCormick, a turbine waterwheel inventor, earns a substantial income and is noted as a wealthy local resident. The couple will reside on his Georgeville area farm.

McCormick-Kinter John B. McCormick Mabel Kinter Georgeville Pittsburg Indiana Indiana House McCormick Niagara Falls Everett Kinter

Englishman Edward Round Struck by Train in Lockport

Edward Round, an Englishman living in Lockport, was killed Saturday morning when struck by a moving train on his way to work. He died instantly. he was unmarried and had no relatives living in this country.

Edward Round Lockport Ambrose McAnalty Minneapolis Mino Mr. McAnalty Indiana New York City

Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Guests

A long list of town residents and guests visits from nearby towns and cities. Names include Fred Wettling Philadelphia visitor Dr A N Wakefield Johnstown visitor, and many others from Jeannette Plumville Saltsburg Latrobe Tarentum and Pittsburgh. Several local residents report illness, travel, or hosting duties as families and friends move through town.

Fred Wettling Town Philadelphia A. N. Wakefield Johnatown Indiana Clark Daugherty Jeannette Thomas Juart Plumville Samuel Sloan West Church Street A. W. Fay East End Pittsburg J. K. Griffith Latrobe George Rogers Annan Emmettaburg Ind Swartz Crawford South Sixth Street Emma Moorhead Tarentum G. T. Hampton South Fifth Street Mertilla Matson Ebenezer New York City A. S. Cunningham Hamilton Stewart Madge Maude Cameron C.J. Cameron Cherrytree Murray Pounds Pennsylvania Central G. T. Reynolds Educational Board Blairsville M. E. Church D. W. Simpson H. EH. Timberlake Thomas Lydick Taylorsville Wim. McClusky Adam P. Lowry Indiana Limes J. W. Thompson Scottdall Reynolds D. J. Waller Normal Altoona Blair Clearfield T. B. Clark State Photographer's Association Clark N. J. Rankin Wagnokets, Jr Elder Peeler Rankin Armstrong Township Iowa

Named for Office and Local Happenings at Normal

Names for offices listed including James Hileman, James Borland, Harvey Trimble, Perry Carnahan, and others with roles as clerk, constable, and school directors. Normal School programs paused for sleigh trips and events. juniors visited Blairsville, seniors to Marion Center, and a large audience enjoyed a Huyghenian program. Local social events include sleigh rides, dinners, and choir gatherings. notices mention surrounding townships and community groups.

James Hileman James Borland Harvey Trimble Perry Carnahan Harry Long. Young Normal Blairsville Alode Marion Center MC Warner White Township Outing Club Evering Fleck Hotel

Republican Announcements for Nomination in Indiana County

A list of candidates and officials announced by the Republican County Committee for the March 1 1902 primary. Names include J N Langham chair, Summers M Jack for Summers, A F Cooper Homer City, J Smith Campbell Borough, Harrison Seanor Washington Twp, John W Miller Mechanicsburg, Joseph A Blackley Young Twp No 2, Josiah Neal West Mahoning Twp, W R Calhoun Indiana Borough, W T My Pa A Rae Fourth Ward, Mccoy Fourth Ward, George First Ward Indians, Johnston Moorhead Cherryhill Twp, T P Stephens Second Ward, S Lanken y Third Ward, A W Ewing First Ward, Chas A Nichol White Twp, M M Davis Coroner, Elder Perl or Indiana Borough, A G Rankin Montgomery Twp, B S Kelly Saltsburg. Administrator’s Notice for estate of Frank H McLaughlin in Washington Twp. Claims to be presented. payment urged.

Indiana Continsus McCoy Eam George Ormy ' Johnston Cherryhill Township T. P. Stephens Indiana Borough

Horses Wanted for East Market at West End Hotel

Advertises purchase of horses aged 3 to 10 years weighing 1000 to 1300 pounds. Buyer J. Ke. Bucur plans to meet at West End hotel on Tuesday Feb 4 1902. Horses must be viewed before noon 42 o'clock. Shipping in the afternoon. Strong价格 offered.

Women’s Guild of the Christ Episcopal Church W. E. Bowser Smickaburg George Weston West End Nooh J. KE. Bucur

Dream of Attentive Eyes in Chapel Dream

A young chaplain at the University of Pennsylvania recalls a morning when he preached to students who opened no books. He describes a dream in which every eye was fixed on him and no one studied, revealing his wish to revive attention during chapel exercises.

Divine University of Pennsylvania

German Scotch and the Language of Trade

A London Globe note recalls a Glasgow firm's German circular written in an odd style about a “muckle consignment of chemicals.” A Kansas soldier reports Filipino tribes as educated yet idle, eating grasshoppers and snails. The San Francisco Chronicle cites nearly 17 million American children in school, a quarter of the nation.

Sydney London Globe Glasgow Kailyard Tarlac Philippines Firm Foundation The Republic San Francisco Chronicle

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