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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1899

Page

4

President cannot set permanent policy for Philippines says paper

The New York Journal and Cincinnati Enquirer demand a fixed policy on the Philippines but the editor argues Congress holds that prerogative. The piece notes the President cannot unilaterally declare a lasting government in the islands, and praises strict volunteer recruitment standards and fitness in commissions. It also comments on Republican Senate control and tariff effects on global trade.

THE New York Journal Philippines Cincinnati Enquirer Echo Spain Congress

Society News Highlights and Local Notices

Community gatherings mark Mrs. Win Shields’s 76th birthday supper hosted by Mrs. Phoebe Nixon. A White's grove watermelon party attracts local youth. Moonlight Cumminsbridge picnic draws residents. Marriage licenses listed for several local couples. A sale ad promotes a new buggy at McGregor's livery. Also an advertisement for Casarets Cathartic.

Real Estate Transfers and An Ingersoll Death Report

Real estate transfers listed include Amanda Adama to J A Campbell for 1.00, several 1.00 transfers, and larger sums. Names include M B Brown, Fanny Taylor, J M Torrence, H E Bence, J L Bence, J K Lowe, Margaretta Postlewait, W L Mahan, N Indiana County Deposits Bank, Wm Fleming, Nancy Hollis, E E Moorhead, Maggie Lowman, Emily Bowser, Myrta Hall, C R Smith, Thomas Barnes, and others. Ingersoll dead after apoplexy at Dobb’s Ferry N Y. Equitable Life agents meet in New York with 600 delegates. 40th anniversary, policies over 7 million.

Amanda Adama Brushvalley J. A. Campbell M. B. Brown White Township Fanny Taylor H.S. Durrett Indiana J. M. Torrence Levi Young H. E. Bence Green Township J. L. Bence J.C. Crissman Smicksburg J. K. Lowe Adm’r Smickeburg J. C. Postlewait Margaretta Postlewait J. D. Walback West Wheatfield Albert Rutter West Wheatfild Myrta P. Hall J. D. Clark Banks C. R. Smith Samuel Green Thomas Barnes New York Robert G. Ingersoll Dobb’s Ferry N. Y Mr. Ingersoll The Equitable Life Equitable Life Assurance Society New York City States Canada Competiton Waldorf-Astoria Bishop Potter Morton Chauncey M. Depew Bliss Howland 5. W. Guthrie Pennsylvania

Ridgeview Camp Meeting Excursion Tickets Offered

The P RR Company will sell excursion tickets at reduced rates from Altoona Pittsburg Fairchance Freeport and intermediate stations to Millwood from July 27 to August 9 1899 for Ridgeview Park Camp Meeting July 28 to August 7 special trains will stop at Ridgeview during the event. On August 6 trains run from Sewickley and Indiana Branches at 8:15 a m with round trip from all stations on this branch 1 00 Indiana branch special leaves Indiana at 7 50 a m Consult agent and posters.

Ridgeview Park P. RR. Company Altoona Pittsburg Fairdhance Freeport Millwood Gond Ridgeview Sewickley Indiana

Minister Pleasantly Surprised At Homer City Welcome

A Lutheran congregation and Homer City citizens hosted a reception Wednesday for Rev. J. W. Shaeffer and wife of Sunbury. About 70 attended at the church where Rev. M. S. Telford and F. V. Rowan spoke. Shaeffer received a purse as thanks. An Indiana druggist testimonial praised Mystic Cure for rheumatism, noting it as effective.

Homer City J. W. Shaeffer Sunbury Shaeffer M.S. Telford 4. V. Rowan

Clergy Exchange and Sermons Planned for Sunday

Rev Wm T Braden of Carnegie and Rev Dr G T Reynolds of the M E church will exchange pul pits next Sabbath morning. D M Kinter to preach on Duty of Observing the Signs of the Times and evening sermon on How and When to Obtain Salvation.

Wm. T. Braden Carnegie G. T. Reynolds M. E. Church D. M. Kinter

Monument Sold to Mrs Southeimer in Allegheny Cemetery

Mr R E Young a marble and granite maker sells a large monument for Mrs Southeimer of Blairsville. The stone is erected this week in St Mary cemetery Allegheny City marking the grave of her husband. Also sale announced at Mrs Maria Gilkerson’s late residence South Seventh Street on Tuesday August 1 1899 at 2 pm listing household furniture and other personal property.

R. E. Young Maria Gilkerson South Seventh Street J. C. Gilkerson J. Telford J. B. Younkins Church Street Marion Mr. Younkins Toledo Lake Erie J.C. Loughry Hackers’ Valley Hamill Loughry West Virginia N. C. Simpson Simpson Edward N. Simpson St.Louis W. Guthrie New York City Equitable Life Assurance Society Great Assurance Society Harry Streams South Mahoving Streams Washington

PERSOMAL BREVITIES

Attorney J. N. Banks visited Pittsburg over Sabbath. Dozens of residents and visitors from Pittsburg to Blairsville and Salisburria fill Sabbath and weekly visiting lists. Names include E. M. Lockard, Bell Swarts, Agnes Lytle, J. Banks Hunter, Frank Warner, Mattie Thompson, Annie Gilbert, Cora Weir, David Stoutier, A. L. Gilbert, M. C. Watson, W. H. Clawson, Beyer, Sarah Owens, Daisy Gilbert, W. M. Dibler, M. J. Lytle, Tennie, Dollie Eggers, Ella McCormick, J. T. Stewart, Lydia Young, Olive Laughlin, Alice Ray, Lyman Walker, M. W. Boyd, Thomas Sheppard, Lena, Pearl Woolf, Jennie Wilson, John A. Smith, Olie Lowry, Harry Davis, James White, Harriet Waller, Wilmer Shields, Rachel and Sarah Miller, J. B. Younkins, J. C. Loughry, N. C. Simpson, Edward Simpson, Guthrie, Mrs. Guthrie, Harry Streams. More residents and visitors circulate in Frankfort area and surrounding towns.

J. N. Banks Pittsburg E. M. Lockard Church Street Bell Swarts Blairs,ville Agnes Lytle Third Ward J. Banks Hunter Leechburg Frank Warner Pitcairn Burt Russell Mattie Thompson East Philadelphia Salisburg Annie Gilbert Cora Weir David Stoutier Reynoldsville T. 8. Neal A. L. Gilbert Wayne, Avenue Daisy Gilbert Cookport Dollie Eggers Allegheny City Ella McCormick J. T. Stewart Philadelphia Street West Wheatfield Township Lydia Young Philadelphia Wm. Young West Water Street Olive Laughlin Alice Paul Ray St. Paul James Wagner Kellysburg Denver Colo Josephine Scott Mary Clark E. L. Porter United Presbyterian India Margaret McGaughey Lizzie Beaver J. M. St.Clair Homer City Pearl Woolf City Cherryhill Township Jennie Wilson Eagleamere Sullivan County Chautauqua Assembly John A. Smith Alto Near Town James A. White Lena S. M. Work Eaglesmere Homer Fritchman A. T. Lowry White Township School Street Will Braughter Town East End Chautauqua Niagara Falla Ross Clawson Johnstown Milton Clawson St. Louis A. 8. Cunningham Rayne Township J. Wilson Shields Rachel Sarah Miller J. N. Langham North Sixth Street

Resigning Pastor Earns Praise From Blairsville Church

Rev. C. W. Teasdale, former town resident and Blairsville Baptist pastor for nearly three years, resigns effective October 1. The Blairsville Courier notes the church moved from a hall to a two story brick building on Liberty Street with 600 seats, added baptistry, and electric lighting. Building and improvements total 2500, with only 600 debt remaining. The church now has its first resident pastor and a growing membership, praised as blessed work.

C. W. Teasdale Blairsville Tensdale Liberty Street Teasdale

Yellow Jaundice Cured by Electric Bitters Promise

A Lexington testimonial claims six months of jaundice relief after two bottles of Electric Bitters. The writer M. A. Hogarty endorses the remedy and urges others to try it, naming merchants T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City and M. G. Miller Blairsville as sellers.

M. A. Hogarty Lexington, Ky T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville

Fifteen day excursions to Atlantic City via P R R

Public notice details remaining two fifteen day excursion dates from Pittsburg to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood Holly Beach N J Rehoboth Del and Ocean City Md with Pullman cars and through trains via Delaware River Bridge. Stops include Altoona Philadelphia and market street wharf with ten day Philadelphia stopover option and through tickets on regular trains. Also advertisements for lightning rods buggy sales a U P picnic at Idlewild and a cold remedy product with price and guarantee.

Atlantic Coast P. R. Lt P. R Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwond Holly Beach N. J. Rehoboth Del Pollman Pittsburg Altoona Philadelphia Delaware River Market Street Wharf Broad Street Thomas E. Watt

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Indiana Progress A. T. Moorsteap & Son Geren, Nerth St. Ispiaxa Loca Teleplo Republican County DOW D. E. Thompson R. Calhots Jane K. Dick Buffington Township Phens William F. George James L. Peterman M. M. Davis George W. Hood A. ¥. Cooper Hover City United States Senate Capitol Tun Dingley United States Harry X. Shillin Clintondale Mena Craige Mechanicsburg Bale O& McGregor C.C. C Ridgeview Camp Meeting Mill- 2A F. T. Anthony Promise City, In Church News Atlantic City, Etc Lewis M. N. Lewis South Thirteenth St J. ©. McGregor U. P Idlewild J. C. McGregor W. R. Loughry & Co Ohd & Calhoun Farmers’ Supplies Water Street Indiana, PA Hasting’s Yours Truly John S. Hastings
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