Elkin loss at Harrisburg GOP convention linked to corruption
The defeat of Attorney General Elkin for the Pennsylvania gubernatorial nomination at the Harrisburg state convention is attributed to bribery by the Quay Combine. Elkin supporters cite widespread money bids, delegate seductions, and attempted vote-buying as the cause, while praising Elkin’s principled fight and character. Separate items note land sales by Roof & Kline, sheriff sale results, a household accident, a calf sale, and local church news.
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Elkin
Harrisburg
Quay
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Eikin
Keystone State
Personal Brevities and Visiting Notes Across Town
A long list of residents and visitors, with towns like Seward, Los Angeles, Altoona, Saltsburg, Blairsville, Johnstown, Pittsburg, Homer City, and Greensburg. Travelers include Squire J. E. Brown, William Lowry, Miss Carrie Sweeny, Homer Stumpf, Lawrence Hasinger, Miss Mae Harbison, Mrs. Armour Mullen, and many more visiting relatives, attending events, or staying with local families this week and over the Sabbath.
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Squire J. E. Brown
Seward
William Lowry
Los Angles
Cal
John Leech
Altoona
Carrie Sweeny
Saltsburg
Homer Stumpf
Ligonier
Lawrence Hasinger
Pittsburg
J. B., Adair
Church Street
C. T. Lemmon
Town
I. E. Sloan
Johnstown
R. N. McElhoes
Kellysburg
H. S. Middley
Jason Carson
Conemaugh
J. J. Hare
Philadelphia Street
Thomas Hood
Greenaburg
Jeannette
Blairsville
D. W. Anthony
Highland Vineyard
Indiana
Mise Bell Watson
W. B. Elder
Eldere Ridge
Sharp Cameron
Della Lewis
Third Ward
Henry Kellar
West Chestnut Street
Coulter Wiggins
John Fisher
Advance
Windber
Oliver Wilson
Chicago
Wilson
Salteburg
Kiski
J. N. Langham
Edna Sansom
Gus Hood
Julia E. Glasgow
Ellis Glasgow
Glasgow
Margaret McCartney
E. B. Sweeny
Allegheny City
Mra
J. L. Jacoby
Alleghany
L. D. Gates
McElhatten
Clintton County
Paul Chatham
W. D. Gates
Oakland Avenue
George W. Gilbert
Wayne Avenue
Haffey
Allegheny County
William Martin
Akron
Marion Center
Defoe McClaren
Wilkinsburg
Bliss School of Electricity
Washington, D. C
Dodds
Margaret Taylor
Charles St. Clair
Latrobe
Edna
Margaret Thompson
Lonng W. Sharretts
New York City
Rath S. Empfeld
Philadelphia
Emma Rickabaugh
Rath Empfield
John Farnsworth
Eastton
John Thomas
Homer City
C. J.T. Long
Logan
G. W. Wright
Haywood
Jessie Gordon
Mercer
John P. Elkin
Rick Cunningham
University of Missouri
Columbia
D. C. McKee
Beatty Station
William Adair
Indiana Foundry Company
New Bloomfield
John Youngblood
Duquésne
Helen Glenn
Braddock
P. 8. Youngblood
East Oak Street
Anna McKee
Brushvalley Township
Robinson
Garfield Fire Clay Company
C. E. Wilson
Corfe
N. Y
W. J. Wilson
Creekside
Enon Valley
Harry Lambrecht
Hagerstown
Harry
Annual Statement of the Borough of Indiana Treasurers report
The document lists fiscal receipts for the year ending March 8 1992 from multiple sources including former treasurer A W Mabon collector A L Gilbert D Urgasas D B Taylor solicitor Abraham Wallace Lizzie Knee Edward Lichteberger first ward scales J B Bell fourth ward scales John R B D W Simpson treasurer liquoricensed and the Auditor General state tax on foreign insurance companies totaling 24 3 80 9 018 36 196 00.
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A. W. Mabon
A. L. Gilbert
Bonds Issued and Certificates Listed for West Indiana Borough
A series of historical debt instruments issued between 1867 and 1901 are cataloged including new ED Line Bonds issued September 21, 1896 at 4 percent due after one year with options, several bonds dated 1693 to 1900 at 4 percent, and certificates dated 1893 to 1901 with 4 to 5 percent interest. Totals show amounts totaling $241,575 with various line items and maturities.
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Ececseeenvennene
West Indiana
Bargains At Pikes Peak Store In Cherryhill Township
Dinwiddie of Pikes Peak in Cherryhill township seeks 25,000 pounds of wool and offers cash deals in every department. The store boasts a large cash stock, abolishes credit sales, and promises rock bottom prices to cash buyers. Inducements target locals with pronounced discounts not matched in Indiana.
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Plies Peak
Robert, Dinwiddie
Pikes Peak
Cherryhill
Dinwiddie
Indiana
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Moorhead & Son
Norte Sevests Street
Ypiana
Loca Telerhoxs
Indiana, Pa
Roof & Kline
Maple Avenue
Seventh Street
John Houck
Lowry
Fleming
Consideration
J. T. Boucher
Church and
13Th Streets
John Snyder
Rayne Township
Sheriff Sale
P. M. Jackson
Binkeville
Thomas Mather
Susan Winters
Thomas Barnes
Lowry Cameron
Cherryhill Township
W. J. Barclay
White Township
G. W. Graff
James J. Tinkcom
Armagh
Tinkcom
Red Wilkes
Alcantara
Judge White
15Th Street
Borough Line
Church News
James B. Keener
Wallaburg,West
First United Presbyterian Church
Sarah J. Nagie
Welrainy
Sara A. Stevenson
Benjamin F. Tafe
Andrew Harduck
Mary Karaffa
Jen Campbell
Theodore W. Kerr
Elizabeth A. Mack Usington
James C. Carson
Minnie B. Stiver
Jen Campbell Dorr W. Wolfe
Armatron
Olive Paul
San Pa
Doxa Barazanki
Banks von
Agnes Butney
Ray Hosack
Mrs. Wm. Hose
North Fifth Street
Sabath
James Daugherty
8. M. Jack
Harry Trusal
Vandergrift
Trusal
David Ortz
Olive Buterbaugh
Clara Moorhead
Ruth Adair
Jean McElthaney
Edith Griffith
Martha Orr
West Philadelphia
Bliss Zenor
Etta Work
Rochester Mille
Greensburg
Miss Work
James Mack
Cenans
D. G
Mack
Jack & Taylor
Livermore
Old Canal Boatmen Association
Win, Donnelly
Millwood
J. C. Kennedy
Sharrett’s
Fox Sarr
D. E. Risuwaser
Samuel Lucas
Inprawa
C. F Murray
D. W. Simpson
Sharretts
W. Heimereerr
Congress
Borough of
Er Vessereers
A. F. Mient Walks
Freig Ie
Mullen
Everitt Hill
Indiana Electric
Anscenane
Stadeas orsMnavasas
Gan
Clyme Water Crase
Wweighmaster
Lichteberger
J. B. Beil
H.E. Beatty
Cagh Tn
M. B. Kline
Burgesa
Hamilton
Senenensenarda
P. M. Button
Sami, Nesbitt
Deseensenearen First-ward Engine House
J.B. Caldwell
R. MM. Mullen
B. Taylor
J. B. Taylor
Sutton Brothers
Loughby’s
Poughkeepsie
Lawn
Dimity
Madras
Mall
India
W. R. Loughry
John. T. Stichul
James Manner
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
Rayne
Morton
J-D
Bence
Thomas
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