Indiana Progress and Primary Election Notices
Indiana Progress newspaper page dated June 2 1909 announces Spring Primary Election details for Indiana County voters. It lists Republican candidates for Jury Commissioner and delegates to the State Convention, with statements from J W Hadden John A Findley and Harry Bryan. Public notices criticize Lydic’s Prohibition ticket and urge voter support amid discussions on liquor taxation and county costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Lydick
Indiana Borough
I. George
F. M. McCune
Grant Township
W. Hadden
Green Township
John A. Findley
Indiana
Harry Bryan
White Township
Jas
M. Nichol
East Mahoning
R. J. Leech
Conemaugh
Geo. A. Conrath
JNO
Fisher
Prohibition
B. Frank Lydic
Lydic
Prohibition Party
Lydie
Indian Brewing Company
Criminal Court
State Grange
Pennsylvania
J. W. Hadden
Store changes hands on West Philadelphia street
Indiana store changes hands as John Cunningham’s general store on West Philadelphia street sells to Robert Glassford and J. T. Stewart. Sale handled by Stewart Cunningham real estate firm Regal Machine for Josephine Man and partners. A touring car transfers to James Corrigan amid a Strawberry Supper hosted by the Ladies Aid Society at the First ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John
Cunningham
West Philadelphia
Robert Glassford
J. T. Stewart
Town
Stewart & Cunningham
Regal
Josephine Man
Re Work & Go
James Corrigan
Sasephing
Supreme Court to Punish Lynchers in Contempt Case
The U S Supreme Court will sentence Sheriff Slipp Deputy Gibson of Henilton county Tennessee and other residents found guilty of contempt for aiding a 1906 lynch mob that lynched Johnson awaiting appeals. Nine defendants faced contempt charges with six to be sentenced next Tuesday. penalties may be fines imprisonment or both.
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Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Slipp
Gibson
Henilton County
Tenn
Johnson
Shipp
Newborn Girl Found On Street Corner In Philadelphia
A healthy white male infant with blue eyes and black hair was found on a sidewalk near Ninth and Chestnut Streets. Police could not locate the mother after taking the newborn to Jefferson Hospital for care. Nurses dressed and tended the baby as the child cried loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Jefferson Hospital
Taft Varies From Schedule Sits With Rooters at Pittsburg Park
President Taft visited Exposition Park for a Pittsburg-Chicago National League game and chose to join the crowd in the stands near first base. He declined a private box, saying he wanted to mingle with the rooters and baseball fans. He sat with Secretary of State, his brother C. P. Taft, Yale president Hadley, Congressman Burke, and other notables.
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Rooters
Exposition Park
Pittsburg
Taft
Box
C. P. Taft
Hadley
Yale
Burke
Milliner Receives $100000 From Uncle's Will
Mrs Sarah Leas of Bellwood Pa inherits 100000 as one of five beneficiaries of J Silas Leas late of Rock Island Ill. Leas, a lumber dealer, died May 10 leaving about 4.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Isand
Sarah Leas
Bellwood
J. Silas Leas
Rock Island, Jr
Ohio bank closes doors after two days in Carrollton
The Carrollton Savings and Banking company shut its doors following a run on Wednesday and Thursday. It reports paid-up capital of 40,000 dollars and deposits around 180,000 dollars. Local capitalists offer to manage affairs at ten cents on the dollar and will meet all demands. A separate item notes a two year old girl, child of George Rudy of Owensboro Kentucky, killed by a falling tree limb while seated in a swing.
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Carrollton
Carrollton (0
Qwing
George Rudy
Owensboro
Account of Ottoman Revolt Before the Fall of the Sultan
Professor Thomas Alexander, a West Mahoning native and longtime Constantinople teacher, provides a firsthand account of the uprising that toppled the sultan. He claims bribery of liberals priests and soldiers aided a revolt to end the constitution, while the Macedonian army pressed the siege. About 30,000 Armenians reportedly killed, two thousand wounded or slain in the capital, with massacres spreading inland as the sultan was deposed and imprisoned at Salonica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alexander
Weat Mahoning Township
Robert College
Constantinople
Liberal Party
Salonica
St. Sophia
Three Good Stallions to Stand for 1909 Season
Three Good Stallions Hal W Caesar and Prince Albert will stand the 1909 season. Hal W records 2 25 Caesar gray Percheron and Prince Albert black Percheron will work first three days at Onberg barn and last three days at Indiana Pa barn opposite fair grounds gate on Blairsville road. David Howards owner and keeper.
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Hal
Caesar
Onberg
Indiana, Pa
Fair Grounds Gate
Blairsville Road
Great Lakes steamer voyage opens 1909 season
A plan describes a Buffalo to Duluth voyage via Lake Erie Huron and Michigan including the Detroit River Soo Locks and Portage Entry. The Juniata and Tionesta will run stops at Erie Cleveland Detroit Mackinac Island Marquette and Duluth with the 1909 season starting June 5. Anchor Line serves as Pennsylvania Railroad Great Lakes annex and a folder with sailing dates and fares is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Lake Huron
Soo
Michigan
Buffalo
Duluth
Juniata
Tionesta
Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Mackina
Pennsylvania Railroad
Great Lakes
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Khmoownpy, Res
MoonNean, AL Raleie
Moortbad, Scitars and Proprietors
Mike Sian
Indiana Progress
Thena
Sete Et
Indiana County
Ladies
Ald Society of the First
Toapeior
Salomea
Paul Bikanis
Farmington
W. Va
Bikanis
Ohio Bank
Turkey
Sultan
Min Telate I Ineldents
He Neva
Bloom
Springer
Kerr's
Seventh St
Bell
Allwin
David Howards
H. H. Steving
New Indiana House
Halliboy
Afd
Blackboy, Jr
Repine
Blacklick Township
Poaters
Wallace Dry Goods Co
P. N
Proprietors
The
L. Pattison Co’s
L. Pattison
Surrey
Conner Vehicle Company
Lindiana
American Express
Ira
A. Myers
City Grocery
Devoe
Whio
Wave
Victor Roller
Royal Poultry
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
W. Bell
Mack’s “Ratnnee
India
Bulletin
United States
Canada
Anchor Line
Atlantic
Great Lake
Lakes
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