State Legislature Ad journed sine die applauded
The legislature adjourned sine die amid claims of solid work and purposeful action. Voted on measures deemed for the commonwealth, praising Hon. John S. Fisher and local representatives Leard and Thompson. Notes on apportionment shifting PA to 32 congressional seats with districts mapped by county. three districts considered safe for Democrats. Religious notices and local commerce items wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
John
Fisher
Senate
House
Measra
Leard
Thompson
Congress
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Chester
Delaware
Montgomery and Bucks
Lancaster
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Berks
Wayne
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Bradford
Tioga
Potter,Lycoming
Clinton
Northumberland
Montour
Sullivan
Columbia
Perry
Juniata
Mifflin
Huntingdon
Fulton
Franklin
Snyder
Union
Dauphin
Cumberland
Lebanon
Cambria
Elsie
Bedford
York
Adams
Center
Clearfield
Cameren
McKean
West
Sibley
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County and Nearby Areas
A compilation of property conveyances includes D M Henry transferring 56 acres in Green to J W Heary for 1000 dollars, Jacob R Spicher 25 acres in Montgomery to Savanna Strasser for 200, and multiple other deeds listed with buyers, sellers, locations in Pine Blairsville White Montgomery and more, along with notices on gas service and local civic matters. Also featured are ads for Dr King’s New Discovery medical cure and Creekside Gas Company proposing gas rights and rates, plus community notices about schools and lost rings and sales of bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Henry
Green
J. W. Heary
Jacob R. Spicher
Montgomery
Savanna Strasser
George Hoffman
Pine
J. H Weaver
Henry A Burkhart
J. H. Weaver
A.T Harbison
Blairsville
Wm. Varlage, Jr
Arcadia Land Co
Sarah J. Aice
Wm. I. Cooper
Jacob Medart
White
Alex. Taylor
John G. Coleman
Heira
A. M. Stewart
Bleapey Adair
H. B McIntire
Kiskiminetaa Building
Ioan Arsociaa
Salteburg
Whitesel
James
Crook
Beira
Burrell
Blairaville
Samuel N. Ferguson
John D. Ferguson
John Bartlebaugh
Arcadia Land Company
D. E. Thompson
Harry McCreary
James 8. Allison
M. McHenry
Harry E. Lydie
Cherryhill
Wm. M. Lidice
Malcolm
Indiana
Susan McGaughey
Henry J. Altsman
D. E Thompson
Grant
Electa L. Rees
Nicholas Hive
Felix Bostick
J. V. Kilgore
Mary
Hovis
Dr. H
Durrett
John P. McCoy
Torne Town Counc
Borough
Creekside Gas Company
Indiana County Gas Company
A. Greenbaum
Personal Brevities Note Local Visitors and Travelers
Mrs. James R. Bell visits her daughter in Apollo while C. Jewart runs a daily hack to Elderton. Dozens of residents, from Pittsburg to Johnstown, travel to expositions, colleges, and relatives, with many visiting Pan-American events and state meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bell
Apollo
C. Jewart
Elderton
Clara Rising
Near Town
Pittsburg
Mary McCracken
Fairfield
L. M. Dodds
J. R. Stampf
du Bois
Walter J. Christy
R. R. Riedel
Blairgsville
Charles McGaughey
South Fork
Lewis Hay
Mr. Hay
Allegheny
D. C. Mack
Edward
Clearfield
Misa Mabel Irwin
Johnstown
Mise Ollie Mack
North Ninth Street
North Sixth Street
Alk Cunningham
State College
May Brownlee
Mary Sutton
Rachel Clawson
AS. Cunningham
Frank Wagner
McKeenport
Wagner
Willet
Steele Bryan
Town
Washington-Jefferson College
D.J. Waller
Normal
Philadelphia
State Teachers’ Association
Clark Flude
East Oak Street
Wilmerding
Ir. Wmn. T. Hamill
White Township
Harrisburg
Laney
Anna Wilson
Sarah San Bom
A. W. Wilson
Saliabury
Geo. Rowe
Jobnatown
Rowe College
Amelia Rising
Greenaburg
Julia Stevenson
Richmond
James St. Clair
Church Street
D. B. Hill
John P. Elkin
Clara Moorhead
Mary
Leechburg
J. McMaine
J. L. Langham
Hillside
BR. R. Ruedel
Blairsville
James Mack
Census Department
Washington, DC
Mountain Park
Prof. Hammers
Teachers’ State Association of Virginia
MB. Stadtmiller
C. E. Stewart
William Beck
Charles Ryen
Harry Hamilton
Samuel Dugan
Thomas Sanford
Buffalo
Henry E. Shields
Rayne Township
Indiana
Morrow
Denver Smelting & Mining Company
William Morrow
Plumville
J. B.adair
Ruth
John Adair
West Newton
Toledo
George Belsey
School Board Meetings and Bid Notices Across Townships
Multiple township school boards will meet in late July 1901 to elect eleven or nine teachers for seven months with wages ranging from 22 to 30 dollars per month. Bids are invited for furnishing and fuel, with deadlines July 25 to July 31. Also notices on an estate and railroad excursion rates appear alongside a reference to a Philadelphia Seashore Bureau for the Atlantic City season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Township
Mechanicsburg
George Laney
George R. Stewart
Center Township
Cross Roads
Thos, Seuplon
LN. King
Burrell Township
Blacklick
White Township
Court House
D.C. Brown
Harvey Trimble
Atlantic City
Philadelphia Inquirer
Young’s Pier
The
Inquirer
Clothing Talk to Boost July Clearance Sale
A promotional note inviting buyers to the July clearance event features men’s worsted cassimere or serge suits in black navy or patterned selections. Suits are described as derived from broken lines of fine tailored versions that previously sold for 12 to 15 dollars.
Suits Selloff Turns Up Odd Ends and Bargains
The odds and ends of stylish suits sold at four dollars sixty cents to seven dollars each. Odd end lots of broken suits moved at five dollars to seven hundred dollars per suit.
Two piece Childs Suits Offered in Broken Lot Lines
Odd end lots of children’s clothing from ages three to seven offered in black or fanciful fabrics. Two piece suits and blouse and vestee sets priced from 1.25 to 4 dollars. Sale notes emphasize small boys’ sizes and bargain lines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westmoreland County
Butler County
Indiana County
Clarion County
Twenty-Seventh Congressional District
Church News
John Feltwell
Altoona
Baptist Church
A. G. Miller
Hiram, C
MM. E
Tomer
P. Bennett and Son
W. S. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blakeville
President Lorbet
M. Q Loubet
Saturday Evening Post
France
Loubet
Greenville
E. Smith
J. J. Hare
May &Corr
M. P. Pomps
Wheele
Oakland Avenue
Eleventh Streets
Flora
R'Lora Wilson
Eleventh Street
Indiana, Pa
Purchase Line Academy
H. D. Condron
Progress Office
Lougti
al SZ
W. H. Campbell
J. Sides
D. H. Tomb
E*scutor's
Jane Freed
Armagh
Penn’s
George Williams Freed
Pennsylvania Railroad
Detroit
National Educational Association
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Logor
Shoe Department
Cunningham
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