Indiana County Opinion on State Capitol Faithful View
The Progress editor reflects on the Pennsylvania State Capitol controversy, noting visits to Harrisburg sway opinion. He urges fair punishment if graft is proven yet favors viewing the Capitol in person to counter sensational charges. Visitors Day and vaccination debates show local civic concerns. Public notices detail local personal updates and town movements.
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State Capitol
Republican Party
Harrisburg
Progress
Capitol
Keystone State
Indiana County
Weddings of a Week Smith McCurdy Pitcairn Bride
A home wedding at the McCurdy residence near West Lebanon united Miss Rescue E Smith to John Smith of Pitcairn in a ceremony conducted by Rev. O J Hutchison. Attendants were Paul D. Miller and Miss Jennie H Rothmire. The couple will reside in Pitcairn. Also, Ernest L Smith and Miss Thetta Hill wed in Kansas City on January 16.
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Ernest L. Smith
Kansas City
Thetta Hill
Fortworth
Tex
John W. Hill
Indiana
James M. Campbell
East Waterstreat
Erie Silvia and Misa Mertie McGaughey Marriage Notice
SILVIS MANGUA WIth Armstrong township, Erie Silvia and Misa Mertie L. Mc Gaughey were wed at Elderton on Thursday by Rev. William L. Price. A box of best correspondence paper sold for 16 cents at the office or 20 cents by mail. In South Africa candles signal visits a mother pins a candle to cue departure. Mrs Early of Washington admired the practice and introduced it at home. Candles replaced electric lights at the drawing room and Mr Staylate witnessed the custom. Harper’s Weekly notes the tale.
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Erie Silvia and
Misa Mertie L. McGaughey
Armstrong Township
Elderton
William L. Price
South Africa
Early
Washington
Transvaal
Staylate
Harper’s Weekly
Illness reported in Plumville family
Ilin Wilkinshua notes Mrs. M. A. Speedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Green, of Plumville, is seriously ill at her home in Wilkins-Ure. Also an item advertising a good dwelling house for sale in Cherrytree borough with detailed rooms and outbuildings, offered by OVERRYTRER Bean Estate AGENCY, Brig Grant, Part.
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Ilin Wilkinshua
M. A. Speedy
E. Green
Plumville
Wilkins- Ure
Cherrytree
Dallon
Overrytrer Bean Estate Agency
Brig Grant
Telephone Service for Clymer in Central District plans
Central District Printing and Telegraph Co signs contracts for fifty telephones in Clymer with a central office to be installed within sixty days. Black Hand threats blamed for notices and hold ups in town. Purse found on Philadelphia street. $17 cash and $50 bank check. rewards offered at PROGRESS office. Misc notices include sales of livestock and property transfers in Indiana County.
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Indiana Progress
Indiana
Clymer
Central District Printing and Telegraph Company
Black Hand
Charter Application for Indiana Punxsutawney and Sagamore Street Railway
Notice of an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 21 1907 by D H Clark W F Eykin J A Allingensmith J N Langhoi and J D Ake to incorporate and regulate a street railway from South Findley Street Mahoning Street Punxsutawney to Sagamore via a long route with Parliamentary and legal provisions, seeking rights privileges and corridor across multiple towns and roads.
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Pennsylvania
D. H. Clark
W. F. Eykin
J. A. Allingensmith
J. N. Langhoi
J. D. Ake
Act of Assembly
Indiana
Punxautawney and Sagamore Street Railway Company
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
South Findley Street
Mahoning Atreat
Panxaittawney
The
Jefferson Traction Company
Routh Findley Atrest
Union Street
Routh Gilpin Street
Todlang Street
Indiana Street
Altman Avenue
Altman Sye
White
Ball Township
Punxeutawney and Rossiter
Rossiter
Canoe and
Juneau
Jujeau
Locust
Richmond
Richmond and
Hamill
Little Mahoning Creek
Marion Center
Mancrafront
Main Street
Borough
Kellysburg
Kelysburg
Plumville
Bharpaburg
Pumville
Plumville and
Kittanning
Vilage
Wallopsburg
Sagamore
Kellyaburg
Chamberayile
Crooked Creak
Chambersville
Creekside
Atrest
Indiana, Clymer and
Creeakside Street Railway
Booth Findley and
Mahoning Streets
Punxsutaw
Ney
Langham & Klein
Farmland and estate notices and classifieds from Greensburg area
In Greensburg and nearby towns several notices appear for sale or rent of a farm near New Alexander Pennsylvania with details on land, buildings, and access to school and railroad. Also probate notices for Unoinds Butterbough and Henry Knee urge claims and payments. Administrative letters announce estate matters and pending payments with dates and responsible executors. Also an offer for life purchase and a duck sale advertisement plus a local newspaper advert for the Inverator Cow Homer City.
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T. Moorhead
Ava
Moorhead
A. Ralph Moonatiean
Editora and Proprietors
Nense
Danioz
Nonti Snvestth
Senet
Fey Hore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Lester Williams
Town
Connellsville
Mary Jones
Church Street
Pittsburg
Blacklick
Stewart Lawrence
Mary Kaylor
Johnstown
Linda Detwiler
John Bennett
Elmer Thompson
Blairaville
G. W. Graff
Waterstreet
D. Hexaler
Saltsbury
Harvey Findley
East Wheatfield Township
Mary Rice
Archie McQuown
South Seventh Street
H. Devlin
Shelocta
Mary Iisens
McKee
West Church Street
Bmitn-Hill
Mangua
Hamburg
W. R. Loughry and Company
J. C. Aghy
R.F. D. No
Grant Street
H. R. Pene
Keus Street
J. A. Reiley
McConnell & Hosack
Remaley
Grant Township
Smith
Rupert Grovar
Helena B. Vogel's
Hileman Jool Heirs
Washington Township
W. J. Hileman
Gastown
Per
Armstrong Vo
Lighteap
New Alexander
Margaret Lighteap
Greensburg
John A. Lightcap
Latrobe
John A. Pigree
Seqator
Noticb
Anderson
Henry Knee
Jacksonvills Borough
Daces
Seta Daly
Mary J. Craig
Sallaburg
Pralaip StaTa Inovrator
Homer City
Par
SAS
H. Sutton
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