Indiana Progress Declares State and County Tickets
The State ticket lists Governor Daniel H. Hastings Center and Lieutenant Governor Walter Lyon Allegheny with Auditor General Amos H. Mylin Lancaster and Internal Affairs Secretary James W. Latta Philadelphia. Congress-At-Large Galusha A. Grow Susquehanna and George F. Huff Westmoreland. The County ticket names Judge Harry White White Township Assembly John McGaughey Indiana Noah Seanor North Mahoning Township and Jury Commissioner J. L. Langham Grant Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Latta
Philadelphia
Congress
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
George F. Huff
Westmoreland
John McGaughey
Indiana
Noah Seanor
North Mahoning Township
J. L. Langham
Grant Township
Political and social notes from a bustling city issue
A miscellany of opinion pieces and notices debate party politics, Sunday business limits, farming as a noble pursuit, pension policy, and public thought. It calls for Republican unity, criticizes pensions delays, praises country life, and hints at a national council dispute and liquor concerns.
Move to bar liquor dealers from Jr. O. U. A. M. membership
The Jr. O. U. A. M. national council met in Asheville and approved a measure barring liquor dealers from membership. The 56 to 25 vote follows prior proposals at Atlantic City and Detroit. The ruling excludes current liquor dealers, while a new national chaplain is added and secretary and treasurer salaries set. Pennsylvania leaders push to alter representation, promising 19 new national representatives next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
National Council Jr. O. U. A. M
Atlantic City
Detroit
Pittsburg
National Council
National Board of Officers
Pennsylvania
Beame
Ohio
State Council of
Indiana Bar vacation resolutions 1894 in July to August
The Indiana Bar endorses a four week vacation from July 4 to August 4, 1894. Attornies sign a manifesto agreeing not to file judgments for procedural failures or engage in court appearances, depositions, arbitrations, or other act requiring attorney attendance during the period. They also prohibit taxing costs or other law practice duties needing attorney attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bar
Property transfers in Blairsville and surrounding townships
A list of property transfers dated June 20 to June 23 shows numerous parcels in Blairsville area townships. Transfers include parcels in Banks Home Banks Banks Banks White Center Homer City Montgomery and Green townships with buyers such as J S Johnston Mary Grove Alva Forsha Susanna Hrown and Wilson Harbridge, with payments ranging from 60 to 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Healey
Blairsville
J. S. Johnston
Benj. F. Clark
Marion Center
Mary L. Griffith
Hughes-Guthrie Lumher Co
Banks Township
Thaddeus Kozub
Edward Pierce
John Kozub
Francis Woluiski
John A. Hoover
Rayne Township
Mary
Grove
Jone
Alva Forsha
Lincoln Overdorff
Brushvally
Susanna Hrown
Andrew Adams
Ihe
Frank Adams
Alex
Alex Edmiston
Picnic and Dance at Upper Twolick Fourth
Fourth of July celebration at Allison's grove Upper Twolick features a picnic and dance with good music and orderly conduct guaranteed. Local residents invited to join in festivities and enjoy entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Twolick
Allison’s Grove
Public July Fourth Celebration in Strongstown
Strongstown attracts large crowds for public occasions and posters from the PROGRESS office advertise a July 4th event. The invitation promises festivities and entertaining activities for attendees, though the text oddly notes July 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Progress Office
Uncalled letters advertised at Indiana Pa June 26 1804
Remaining uncalled for in the office at Indiana Pa June 26 1804. Names listed include Sarah Fleming Harris, B L Jones, Agostino Merlina, C T McKee, Minnie Sylvia, A J Sunderland. Addressees urged to claim by noting advertisement date. J N Lasauam P M.
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Indiana
Sarah Fleming
We Haris
B. L Jones
Agostino Merlina
C. T. McKee
Minnie Sylvia
A. J. Sunderland
J. N. Lasauam
P. M
June 19 to 26 Livestock Movements Mentioned in Derry
From June 19 to 26 D. B. Allison ships 20 horses 20 cattle 8 calves 123 hogs 2 sheep to Derry Pennsylvania. D. McKeaip ships 173 hogs 21 sheep to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Allison
Derry
D. McKeaip
Sea
Center Township Armstrong Township M Robinson Artenhong Township
Center township and adjacent areas include Armstrong township M Robinson and Kaisfian centered around Artenhong. No clear event or outcome is given in the fragment, rendering a concise summary challenging. The text appears as a list of place names rather than a news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Armstrong Township
M. Robinson
Artenhong
Kaisfian
Personal Advisories From Paux Sat orney and Nearby Towns
A parade of visitors and residents delivers a snapshot of local life with names like Harvey Brickley Cherrytree. W N Mahan Elderton. G A Barr Deckers Point. A B Hitchcock Norfolk VA. A P Lowry Wilkinsburg Independent. and Ex County Superintendent Cochran Moxham in town. Guests include Nan Kinport Lillie Daugherty Jettie Wilkinson Bird Shrum and Miss May Scott. Romances, travels, and church notes mingle with moves to Crete Oswego and Freeport as several locals host or visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauxsatawney
Harvey Brickley
Cherrytree
W. N. Mahan
Elderton
G. A. Barr
Deckers Point
Central Hotel
Nan Kinport
Lillie Daugherty
A. B. Hitchcock
Norfolk
Virginia
Harry
Cochran
Moxham
Cambria County
A. J. Stuchell
Turtle Creek
Washington Township
Jettie Wilkinson
Chicago
May Scott
West Water Street
Third Letter Describes Rail Journey to Portland
A long letter from Indiana travelers recounts scenic routes from Salt Lake City to Portland with stops at Ogden Pocatello Nampa Huntington and Pendleton. They praise Dr Shearer for guiding their sightseeing and note the region's climate soil and irrigation rich agricultural prospects and growing Portland arrival details including river proximity and population context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
T. E. Shearer
Salt Lake
Ogden City
Weber County
Ogden River
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
McCammon
Port Neufriver
Canon
Pocatello
Idaho
Shoshone
Little Wood River
Nampa
Snake River
Progress
Progress Office
Huntington
Portland
Burnt River
Deep Canons
Weatherby Pleasant Valley
Baker City
North Powder
Telecast
Union
Indiana County
Pendleton
Shearer
Columbia River
Dalles
Willamette River
Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Northwest
de Te Ihr Behy
Bat Bet
East Port- Gel
Local Notes and Events Highlight Rural Community Life
Five prisoners remain in jail. David G. Gorman of Horton received a pension increase last week. Rev. Hay to preach at Homer City U P church next Sabbath at 4 o'clock. Revival services ongoing at McGaughey school house Cherryhill. Lawn fete at Jacksonville Presbyterian church yard drew 400 attendees Thursday evening. The theft of whips and lap robes from protected property condemned as dastardly. Purchase Line Academy ends its twentieth annual session next Friday with a fine literary entertainment led by Prof 8 L Barr. Deckers Point summer school closes with tableaux calisthenics drills recitations and music in a grand Thursday evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Gorman
Horton
Rev. Hay
U. P
Homer City
Presbyterian Church Yard
Jacksonville
Purchase Line Academy
L. Barr
Deckers Point
Death of Grant Township Resident Samuel Smiley
Samuel Smiley died at his Grant township residence on Thursday June 21 1894 after a long illness. He was about 72 and a longtime community member. He leaves a wife and four children Taylor Angeline Elvira and Ida. Angeline is married to Josiah Buterbaugh Elvira to J A Langham and Ida to John Hardman. He was laid to rest at the Shiloh church burying ground at Deckers Point on Friday with many relatives and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smiley
Grant Township
Smiley
Taylor
Angeline
Josiah Buterbaugh
Elvira
J. A. Langham
Ida
John Hardman
Shiloh Church
Deckers Point
Daniel Fisher of Washington Township Dies on Sabbath
Daniel Fisher of Washington township died on Sabbath from lung trouble at about age 56. He leaves a wife and three children. His remains were interred at St. Thomas graveyard in Armstrong county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fisher
Washington Township
St. Thomas
Armstrong County
West Mahoning boy dies at 13 after spasms
John West on West Mahoning township reports son Kimmel, aged 13, died on Saturday from spasms. The boy was buried in the M E graveyard at Smicksburg on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmel
John Weston
West Mahoning Township
M. E
Smicksburg
West Mahoning resident James Shawl dies at 80
James Shawl of West Mahoning township died Friday at age 80. His remains were interred Saturday in a quiet local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shawl
West Mahoning Township
Local notes and weekend sports roundup from the area
Dr Waller returned home Saturday evening Miss Snyder with a sprained ankle is walking again Mr and Mrs R M Ewing of Wilkinsburg visited Mrs Ewings father McLain Davis of Normal Our baseball team played a five inning game at Kittanning Saturday halted by rain with a 2 to 2 tie The football prospects for next fall look bright with many of the old champions returning including Scott McKown Carter Feit and the Fiscus brothers Normal defeated Derry in a well played game with strong batting Earle Kime McElhoes Haas and Pounds stood out for Normal while Bard Murphy and McMullen led the Derry club
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Dr. Waller
Miss Snyder
R. M. Ewing
Wilkinsburg
Scott
McKown
Carter
Feit
Fiscus Brothers
McMullen
Normal
Derry Boys
Earle
Kime
McElhoes
Haas
Pounds
Derry
Bard
Murphy
Pennsylvania Railroad North Tour Dates Announced
July 17 and August 21 mark the start of personally conducted tours to the north by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Stops include Watkins Glen Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Montreal Au Sable Chasm Lakes Champlain and the High Lands of the Hudson with rate 97 50 from Pittsburgh 90 00 from Harrisburg and low fares from other points for a fourteen day trip. Contact Tourist Agent Philadelphia or Thos E Watt Pittsburg. Daniel Sexton host at Central Hotel offers renewed hospitality and refurnished rooms with special rates for hearty guests.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Au Sable Chasm
Lakes Champlain
George
Saratoga
Hurtson
United States
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Thos. E. Watt
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company
Fifth Avenue
Special premiums offered by American Agriculturist
The American Agriculturist, at 32 and 34 Lafayette Place, New York, offers a one year subscription as a premium for exhibits. It includes displays for grain and vegetables and invites readers to cut out the notice and add it to their list.
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Tac American Agriculturist
Lafayette Place
New York
Fragmented OCR OCR headline likely local notice
Readable reader notes show partial phrases about a local event or notice. Details are obscured by garbled text making it difficult to identify persons places or actions with certainty.
Armagh notes and town events in July
Armagh items report illness from stomach cancer and grip, with local medical names noted. The Armagh Normal plans a July 12 evening entertainment in the Presbyterian church. A mock trial in the town hall on June 1% led to a guilty verdict after a long session. move for a new trial was granted. Local visits include Indiana’s John Laughlin family and Homer City’s Miss Mary Clawson, with Latrobe and Kent residents also mentioned. The summer school closes, and invitations go out for weddings of local residents including Prof. J. M. Robinson and Miss Kaufmann, and Mr. Gamble and Miss Cribbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tombie Isrewsiy
Johmtown
Johnstown
Cupninghen
Armagh
Doctor Woods
Clark
Bethalile
Ec Campbell
Lownema
Neral Wan
AW. Campa
A. A. Campbell
J. E. Campbell
Dietries
H. W. Fee
H. P. Goose
S.S. Mack
S. E. Winebrenner
Sault and Battery
Altenny Fee
Atlesmey Campbell
Eivil
John P. Laughlin
Indiana
A. R. Kingan
Oregon
West
Herman
Week & Young
Blacklick Township
Nancy Thompson
Harry Cox
Prof. Lewman
J. M. Robinson
Blanch Kaufmann
John Gamble
Tilsie Cribbs
Kent
Local Notes From West Lebanon and Surrounding Areas
John Moorhead attends court in St Indians. Alfred Fulton from Washington visits RH Harbison’s. Mrs. Heckman of Apollo visits old friends. Mrs. Means of McKeesport guests of sister Mrs. Harbison. Summer school closes. Miss Coulter praised for satin factory work. Teachers and director attend Elders Ridge exam. South Bend population grows. New son for HHK Townsend and Jaz. Dickson Armstrong shingle mill moved near Ebenezer. 300,000 shingles cut on Blakley farm. West Lebanon cornet instruments arriving. new teacher to join. lawn fete and festival planned by West Lebanon ladies on July eve. ice cream and delicacies to be served abundantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moorhead
Court St Indians
Alfred Fulton
Washington, Pa
RH. Harbison’s
Heckman
Apollo
Mrs. Means
McKeesport
Harbison
Miss Coulter
A. J. Andersop
Johan
Phamville
Elders Ridge
South Bend
Hhk Townsend
Jaz. T. Wherry
Dickson &. Armstrong
Hiskiey
Ebenezer
Blakley Farne
West Lebanon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
Daniel H. Hastings
Center
Walter Lyon
Allegheny
Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
THE
Harry White
White Township
City Council of
Sunday Rest Association
City of
Jane
U. A
Miss Bird Shrum
Latrobe
Chas, Smith
Wilson Shields
James Feath
Homestead
A. T. Lowry
School Street
Elizabeth McFeaters
W.T. Wilson
Church Street
George Cusick
Crete
J. A. Peterman
George Peterman
Theodore Bach
Morrellville
Robt. Porter
Penn Run
Ruth Porter
North Seventh Street
Daisy Gilbert
D. A. Cunningham
Freeport
J. L. Peterman
West Clay Street
Evan Long
A. G. Glenn
I. S. McClelland
Buffalo
J. L. Allison
Punxsutawney News
R. W. Allison
Lewis Lemon
Ada
D. K. Hill
Margret
Leechburg
Hill
A. T. Moorhead
West Sutton Street
J. L. Apple
Jacob J. Jackson
G. W. Hood
Oswego
N. Y
A. S. Cunningham
J. W. McCartney
Royal Arcanum and Heyptasophs
Norman Sweeney
Enterprise Furniture
M. M. Sweeny
Olive Johnston
Bess Owens
Miss Johnston
John Black
Burd Village
E. Gillespie
Gillespie
H. Henry
Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Jacob Allison
Taylorsville
P. R. Wimner
A.mellwain
West Philadelphia
R. H. Townsend
Kansas City
Mr. Townsend
Dr. Durrett
Marlin McFadden
Thomasville
Marlin
Albany
Rockies
Geo. H
Thomas Reed
West Indiana
A. C. Reed
Merchants Corner
A. T. Moosquean
McGaughey School House
Cherryhill Township
the Grim Reaper
Kimmel Weston
Daniel Sexton
Acksonville
Lebanon
Yrade Crry
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