Political opinions split on constitutional convention and trusts
Voters in the county express strong opposition to a constitutional convention citing expense secrecy and necessity for direct amendments. Farmers favor crops profits under McKinley tariff and a cautious approach to reforms. Knights of Labor avoid party ties to protect their role. Grangers picnic returns to William’s Grove with large attendance and political activity. Elections ahead frame choices between American interests and Europe. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a trusted remedy.
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Knights of Labor
Sunpower
Usefulnes
Meink
Eite
William’s Grove
Cumberland County
Shem
Shot
Granger
Italian Flag Clash Ends in Death Near Glen Hazel
In Glenn Hazel Indiana County on July 4, a dispute between about 250 Italians and nine American log-camp youths led to a violent confrontation over an Italian flag. Horace Fisher of Deckers Point was stabbed by an Italian and died the next morning. Frank Woodside and Pythias McCurdy were injured. A warrant issued for the assailant. Also reported: the death of Judge Theo S. Wilson and a memorial meeting of the Indiana County Bar expressing sorrow and praising his service.
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Glenn Hazel
Eje County
Horace Fisher
Deckers ‘Point
Glen Hazel
Mr. Fisher
Burns
Fisher
Frank Woodside
Pythias McCurdy
Judge Wilson
Edward Nixon
North 6Th St
Raven
Nixon
Bar
Indiana County
Court House
Fheophilus 5
Clarion
Wilson
Indiana
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Theo
Eighteenth Judicial District
Hin
Hiny
Harry White
J. N. Banks
John
P. Blair
M. ©. Watson
Joan R. Wilson
Judge White
Geo. A. Jenks
Wilson and Jenks
Clarion County
Jefferson
Dam
Tam
Blair
Banks
Mr. Hood
Mr. Wilson
Judiciary of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Watson
Hannibal Hamlin Dies at Home in Bangor at 75
Former Vice President Hannibal Hamlin died at his Bangor home on July 5 after a sudden collapse during a card game. Born August 27, 1809 in Maine, Hamlin rose from farmer’s son to lawyer, state legislator, governor, U.S. senator, and Lincoln era vice president. He helped shape early Republican policy and served as Smithsonian regent, with a long career spanning Maine politics and national service.
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Hannibal Hamlin
Bangor
Paria
Oxford County
Hannibal
Hampden
Penobscot County
Congress
Harrison
Hamlin
Maine
John Fairfield
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Boston
United States Senate
Spain
Colby University
Waterville College
Trustes
Republican Party
Wilmot
David Wilmot
Bardsleys Confession Suppressed by Ledger Editor
Philadelphia Public Ledger editor McKean declined to publish a written confession from Treasurer Bardsley. He said public grounds made printing unwise and that the paper controls what the People should know, keeping the statement from the public and even from investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardsley
McKean
The
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Keystone
Bardsley, Marsh and Yard 2
Castoria endorsements and fashion tips from old ads
A collage of vintage ad copy and jokes notes Castoria endorsements for infants and children, then shifts to fashion guidance about cloth, skirts, silk shirts, belts, scarves, and tennis shoes. It includes comic lines from Penelope and Dickey-Wearly, and a quip about marriage from Life magazine.
Indiana Markets Produce and Groceries Prices
Weekly corrected quotations list items and prices for butter eggs lard tallow soaps beeswax country hams sides shoulders potatoes white beans cress roasted coffee tea granulated sugar chickens turkeys ducks geese clover seed timothy seed flour and grain as compiled by John ston Mack and Wilson Rowe Hetrick with market rates for per pound per bushel and per item.
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Johnston & Mack
Ito
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
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T. Moorhead
Philadelphia Street
Lag
Mane
Jeta
Zere
Cross Roads
Victo
Next
Eer
America
Europe
Hood
Chasaberlain
Moafier
Menamend Bay
Italy
Indiana CO
Meeting OF the
John P. Blair
M. C. Watson
John KR. Wilson
M. Jack
Hr. K. Sloan
Samuel Cunningham
John A. Scott
Jobin H. Hill
Castoria
A.S
Penelope
Dickey—Wearly
Munsey
Wan
Indiana Markets
Montgomery
Cherrytree
Green
Pine
Buffington
East Wheatfeld
West Wheatfield
Washington
Cherryhill
White
Nares
Jacksons
Liberty Street
Star Corner
Pittsburgh, Pa
Indiana Branch Railroad
STERN
Twolick
Homer Till
Blacklick
Blaireville
Blairsville
West Penn Express
Allegheny Valley R. K
Wil Region
Butter Branch
Butler Dam
Allegheny City
Bauer
Parker and Karns City
Karas City
Butler R. K
Shenango
Allegheny FH. R
Butler
Pine Creek
Pittsburg & Western RK. BR
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Union Express
Greensburg
Connellsville
Uniontown
Homer
Weston West Penn
Pacific
Butler Junction
W.R. R
Oil Region
Philadelphia Epress
Two Lick
India
A. m
Western
Johnstown Ave
West Penn
Batreville
West Penn R. K
New York
James Reed
L. Sheppard
Hugh Wiggins
Orphans’ Court
Armstrong Township
Peter Boyers
Alexander Wiggins
Wm. Fleming
L. Peterman
John Ralston
Reapers
Binders
Farmers
Thompson
Insurance Agency
Penningtons Great Tailoring Establishment
Jadipan
Goldenrod
Best
Vienna
Batare
Milla
Goldenrod Fiouar
Wilson, Rowe, & Hetrick
Roller Mills
Chamberlain Institute and Female College
Randolph
N.Y
Chautauqua Lake
Business College Ia
Times
REV
J.T
Jonan
Ws A. Norges
Aera
Fourwell
Pittabary
Ansher
Cosmer Liberty
Fourth Sieests
Observatory
D. H. Teme
Alors
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