Republican National Convention Begins in Philadelphia
The Republican National Convention opened in Philadelphia at noon with Chairman Hanna presiding. Senator Walcott of Colorado was named temporary chair, and Pennsylvanian Quay will join the National Committee. McKinley is expected to be renominated by acclamation. Roosevelt may be discussed but prefers governorship in New York. External notes tout tariff protection and progress, while party defections and the Goebel issue stir Kentucky.
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Philadelphia
Hanna
Walcott
Colorado
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
William McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
Philadelphia Liquirer
New York State
Howard Hamilton
Pittsburg
Altoona
Seward Davidson
Taylorsville
New York City
Paria Exposition
Davidson
Washington-Jefferson College
Europe
William Simpson
Indiana
Buffington
Best
Clawson
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Personal Brevities Show Local Removals and Visits
A collage of short notices lists residents visiting relatives and friends across Pennsylvania and nearby states. Names include Pennington Pittsburg Miller Cunningham Russell Dick Brownlee Gibbs Lydick Lynn Stewart Hammond Pounds Post Sutton Garman Sutton Baugham Birkman Reed Stinchul Hamilton Davidson etc. Movements mention journeys to Philadelphia Washington D C Altoona Blairsville Greensburg Indiana Johnstown New Castle and Yellowstone Park with several attending weddings conventions and examinations.
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Mise
Princeton College
Joseph Gibson
Albany
Ore
Jacksonville
R. P. Hunter
Leechburg
Lewis Hay
Sue Williard
A. W. Bay
Altoona
Bert Kearman
New Kensington
Young Township
J.T Boucher
Church Street
Philadelphia
Edith Stevings
East Water Street
Blairsville
Josiah Lydick
Greenville
Indiana
Lynn
West Wheatfield
J. T. Stewart
Florence
E.R. Hammond
Bolivar
Agnes Pounds
Murray
Pittsburg
Ediiema Post
Louisville
John W. Sutton
Sixth Street
D. ©. Mack
Lawrence
P. Work
Emory Baylor
Punxautawney
Leander Baylor
Town
Harry Garman
Teannette
Peter Garman
Lou Sutton
McKeesport
G. W. Earl
Sarah Baugham
Charlotte Wheeler
D. R. Pringle
Washington, D. C
Zella Leasure
B. Leasure
Green Township
Alice Davidson
Taylorsville
George Buchanan
Third Ward
John A. Scott
North Seventh Street
Allegheny
California Normal
D. J. Wailer
Normal
East Stroudsburg
State Normal School
Edward Wood
State College
South Ninth Street
Ruth Philips
Greensburg
Blanche St. Clair
West Philadelphia
H. M. Elliott
Armagh
Attoraney
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Helen White
Atlantic City
N. J
Robert Knox
North Mahoning Township
W. L. Samson
Clarion
Lawrence Neal
Ann Arbor University
Michigan
James Sansom
Johnstown
McLain-heim
Sarah Birkman
Ashville
N. C
Agnes
Eva G. Thompson
Rockwood
Somerset County
John P. Blair
C. G. Adams
Oelwein
Graham Adams
New York City
James Dodds
Arbuckles
Brooklyn
N.Y
William Thomas
Lou Anthony
Yellowstone Park
H. J. Thompson
White
Elkin
John A. Graff
M. J. Lewis
Charles Smith
D. A. Cunningham
Chicago
Stella Reed
New Castle
Ind
John T. Stnchul
Plumville
B. H. Lichteberger
Philadeldelphia
Cabi
Summer Sabbath Schools in Pennsylvania State Association
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association plans five summer schools across the state in July and August at Ringing Rocks Eagles Mere Mount Gretna Bedford Springs and Williams Grove. Bedford Springs hosts the closest session July 30 to August 3. Courses cover Bible work normal outlines grading teacher training and related topics taught by noted instructors. Tuition is free and boarding may be arranged at special rates.
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Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Ringing Rocks
Eagles Mere
Mount Gretna
Bedford Springs
Williams Grove
van Ormer
H. A. Bomberger
A. M
I. W. Barnes
Charles Roads
State
Chas
Roads
D. S
Cozer Building
Philadelphia
War fears rise as Manila unrest grows warns Indiana letter
An Indiana county letter from Ralph Lockard, a First Reserve Hospital Corps member in Manila, cautions about uprisings as the rainy season approaches. He notes unrest, layoff of native workers, displacement of the railroad, military patrols, and potential danger around Pasig and Santa Anna, forecasting further instability and possible evacuation of personnel.
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Indiana
Manila
E. M. Lockard
West Church Street
Ralph
First Reserve Hospital Corps
First Reserve Hospital
Mawins
P. I
E. M
Indiana County
Civil Commission
McArthur
Santa Anna
Spain
McLain
Third
United States Artillery
Pasigandi
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Philadelphia Woman Cough
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia reports a years long hacking cough cured by Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. It eased chest pain and helped her sleep, with trial bottles offered free at local drug stores and a guaranteed purchase price.
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Annie E. Springer
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Dean
T. BE. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. ‘. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairaville
Reduced Rates to Cincinnati and Return
For the annual convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America to be held at Cincinnati July 12 45, the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all stations to Cincinnati at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good July 10 to 13 inclusive and return until July 17. if deposited with the Joint Agent at Cincinnati by July 14 and 50 cents paid, return extended to August 10.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cincinati
Portrait souvenir of President McKinney from Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer offers a free Sunday souvenir in June featuring a 12 color oil portrait of President McKinney by artist Flobri. The large unfolded print avoids creasing and serves as campaign decoration ahead of the Republican Convention in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Sunday Inquirer
McKinney
Flobri
Philadelphia
Memory Talks on Spiritual Power available at office
The Progress offers copies of Memory Talks on Spiritual Power by Rev. R. A. Hutchison of Altoona. Endorsed by Bishop John H. Vincent as evangelical and practical, the book is praised for Bible truth and illustrations and can be purchased at the office for one dollar while supplies last.
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R. A. Hutchison
Altoona
John H. Vincent
M. E. Church
Uniontown church loan drive and local notices
Special church services in United Evangelical churches at Uniontown and Cherrytree announce fundraising meetings to pay debts, with Rev. Slagle from DuBois preaching. The new loan aims to strengthen the town’s future. Also note 60 day tax discount of five percent expiring July 10 and a local sale at Wilson's for calico.
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United Evangelical Churches
Uniontown
Cherrytree
Slagle
DuBois
A. L. Gilbert
Farmers’ Bank
Wilson's
Court House
Loughry's Promotes Quality Over Cheap Goods
The ad argues customers should prioritize goodness over price, noting Loughry's stocks the best goods and maintains reliable quality. It stresses that profit margins vary little, but quality and consistent sourcing from top makers ensure long term value.
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MS Jack
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Assembly
H.J. Thompson
Marion Center
M.I& Leard
Blacklick Township
J. Scott McGavey
South Mahoning
Cuba
Bull
America
Bryan
Kentucky
City Grocery
J. W. Wilson
J. T. Boucher
Steving & Sloan
M. A. Pounds
George W. Wheeler
Henry Hal
Cunningham
Nannie Kauffman
J. B. Younkins
C. S. Apple
W. BR
H. G. Serene
Harry
A. Mac Neel
P. Bennett & Son
C. A. Alter
Fleming & Thomas
Alex
T. Taylor
Gearhart & Son
A. O. Cravener
R. F. Walker
E. A. Pennington
J. J. Hare
Sue E. Smith
Ewo
J. P. Archibald
Saltsburg
J. T. Henry
J. Henry
Indiana Cornet Band
White’s Lawn
Philadelphia Street
Corcoran Cadets
Sousa Overture
Caliph of
Bagdad
Boieldien Gavotte
Loving Hearts
Tobain
Lucretia Borgia
Boy With
C. J. T. Long
Elkin Building
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