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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

7

President's third term question sparks 1908 talk

In January 1908 a movement called the Third Term League questions whether the president would accept another nomination. Longworth says the president will not seek renomination but if pressured could not be persuaded. He notes Taft as a possible favorite though Taft might be unavailable for a Supreme Court appointment.

Tedlt Exevest Longworth Dilaw T” Gan Taft Supreme ‘Bench

World News Bites and Local Notices Mixed In Coastal Telegraph

A fragmentary international roundup reports cabinet resignations in Britain amid Liberal Radical tensions over the law of associations, with notes from Kingston, London, Rome, Havana, and Berlin. Local notices advertise coal-mines farms for sale near Chambersville and Plainville, plus bank deposit safety claims and a farm opportunity from Scott and McConnaughy.

Ion Kingston Thinaiea Gov. Swettenham Lord Elgin Law of Associations London William Whiteley Huaineds Rome Alfonzo Senor Maura Vatican Maura Spain Havana Matias Duque Petersburg Birllett Berlin Germany France Enrique Mesa Santiago Cuba Fredericton N. B Andrew G. Blair Canada New Brunswick Wilfrid Laurier Chambersville Plainville A. Wilhelm Home

Monuments Bill and Local News Highlights From 1920s Dispatch

Town reports include Kentland and Midletown obituaries, tremors shaking buildings in the U.S. northeast. Ohio bill seeks 926,000 for a Gen U S Grant birthplace monument. Crime notes detail stove injuries in Harlem and a fatal poisoning in Detroit. Real estate ads offer four new Indiana houses and 165 building lots. A quirky poem praises the hen and the eggs it yields.

Kentland John ‘Ade George Midletown N. Y Sity Washington Scrogzin Ohio Grant Hid Clermont Olean Hibbard Jaxt Hight Higging New York Nellie Jennie Magistrate House Harlem Mia Kate Gravitis Detroit Thomas Thompson Champlain Street Indiana

Farmhand Needed For Dairy Shipping Station Job

Classified ad notices seek a married farmer to manage a dairy farm near Indiana and a shipping station on its edge. Contact 4-tt Hi C English Homer Orry PA and Read Scott McConnaughey for further details. The item also recounts a serialized tale The Story of the Pliny with Captain Scarelle and Colonel Raymond set at Chickamauga.

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The Girl of the Sunny South at Library Unit

The play features Raymond Semelle the tramp awakening to memory during pursuit of robbers. Mel is jailed for a judge’s murder, truths emerge, and imprisonment ends in Australia with a fortune. An English tourist Vareker and Katie join a love subplot amid stage realism and southern colonial songs. Reserved seats 60 cents.

Raymond Semelle Mel Searelle Australia Leroy Vareker Katie Grace Mose Darkey Scarolle Sunny South Library

Moraluo es and Speedy led Indiana Pa agency

J K Moraluaes, president, home pay James Speedy, secretary, Indiana Pa, Captain John Kinter, general agent, Galbleton Pa.

J. KE. Moraluoes James Speedy Indiana John Kinter Galbleton

Pennsylvania railroad appoints first forester

E A Sterling, formerly Washington forestry assistant, becomes forester of the Pennsylvania railroad, to take duties March 1. The railroad expands systematic forestry to plant trees across its lands, with 681 acres near Altoona to be replanted in chestnut and red oak.

Philadelphia E. A. Sterling Department of Agriculture Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Ster Pennsylvania‘ Railroad Altoona Pennsylvania

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