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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1892
Page
4
An unusual advertisement invites readers to secure two reliable papers, with the offer opening on the th day of July in 1892. The wording suggests a limited promotional period and a focus on dependable news sources.
The clipping voices a strong stance on Quay's Republicism, arguing Harrison’s nomination is political theater for fall alignments. It notes McKee’s opinions as rot and predicts the President will favor Quay and allies, while urging Republicans to unite against the Democratic fight.
In the Jefferson county primary vote last June, W. C. A. received 2 103 for Congress while A. B. McLain had 1 549, Capt. J. G. Mitchell 2 158, Dr. Jd. McKnight 822, Dr. Brier 705, Assembly saw Hon. W. G. Smith 2 155 and James E. Long 1 495. speculation centers on James G. Knight, whose enduring prominence is noted amid party lines.
Ex-Senator James Rutan died at his residence 153 Sheffled street Allegheny on June 15 following a fierce struggle with nervous prostration. Born in Carroll County Ohio, about 54, he studied law, served in the Pennsylvania Senate, and held key posts including presiding officer. His family lineage includes Huegenot ancestors and Civil War soldiers. Emmons Blaine, son of James G. Blaine, died at 135 Rush Street Chicago after a brief illness, prompting condolences from President Harrison and officials. The piece also describes Pennsylvania Railroad excursions to New Jersey coast set for 1892 with dates July 7 and 21, August 4 and 18, with tickets from Pittsburgh at $10 for twelve days.
A Blairsville court docket reports multiple verdicts including John Connell found guilty of aggravated assault and battery and resisting an officer, and Lawrence Mc Clements convicted of rape and assault with intent. Other cases include Peter Connell and John Connell found guilty on related counts, and various civil actions, estate matters, and auditors’ reports from Blairsville and surrounding townships.
The Richmond No. 491, Smithport No. 476, Smicksburg No. 684, Pine No. 461 and Rainbow No. 842 report steady growth since their 1890s inaugurations. Notable events include July 4th celebrations, drum corps plans, and new lodge rooms. Visitors and fellow councils welcomed in each hall.
A nervy girl near Hastings Nebraska used a small rifle to shoot the horse’s neck, saving a boy dragged by a runaway horse. The boy was bruised but not seriously hurt. the horse owner presented the girl’s father with another horse and the girl with her own.
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