Withdrawal of James McGregor ends sheriff contest
James McGregor withdraws from the sheriff race due to ill health and family illness, ending his candidacy after a strong but unable to canvass. The note clarifies no slate plans and urges voters’ attention to primary timing and local tax collection duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGregor
McGregor
Sheriff
Personal Brevities From Indiana Towns and Visits
Long list of social notes: Plumville residents and neighbors in Indiana, Pittsburg, Blairsville, Saltsburg, Scottdale, and Philadelphia streets travel for visits, business, funerals, and church. Names include Lukehart, Graff, Taylor, Marshall, Brilhart, Stewart, Bernie, Mabon, Wagle, Xurshaw, Mack, Detwiler, Smith, Wilson, Taylor, Moorhead, Laughlin, Hay, Smith, Davis, Lee, and others. Notable trips to Harrisburg, Pittsburg, Washington DC, Titusville, Denver, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Lukehart
Plumville
G. W. Graff
Johnstown
John B. Taylor
Pittsburg
Godfrey Marshall
W. W. Brilhart
Wm. Stewart
Harrisburg
Indiana
Fifth Street
Jack
Washington, D. C
Blairsville
Lou Smith
Scotsdale
Armstrong Township
Jennie Wilson
Church Street
Saltsburg
Allegheny City
Fannie Taylor
Philadelphia Street
Lottie Moorhead
J. J. Miller
East End
Joseph Laughlin
North Sixth Street
Lewis Hay
J. J. McBride
Matthew Coleman
Philadelphia
Kate Christy
Wayne Avenue
M. Jones
Mary
Railroad Avenue
John McGee
Oakmont
David Mullen
Fourth Ward
Harry Bollard
New Castle
H. M. Clarke
Titusville
Episcopal Church
John §. Fisher
D. L. Moorhead
Apollo
Messrs
Milton Hallman
D. W. Hoover
Garmans Mills
Cambria County
Alice Moore
Saltsbury
Gertrude Cunningham
Virginia St. Clair
Frank D. Glover
Kiskiminetas Springs School
Margaret Anderson
Hare
Ollie Orr
John Bell
West Mahoning Township
Bell
Samuel Lowman
Champaign
Harry W. Work
Lindsey Press
Moudry
Tiffin, O
Homer Waddell
Scottdale
J. N. Langham
B. R. Peeler
R. Y. Elder
Eldersridge
Thomas Hart
Clarksburg
W. P. Altman
Vandergrift
Altman
New Town
H. C. English
Homer City
English
John P. Elkin
Benjamin J. Haywood
Sharon
Pamelia Little
Glandin
Dallas
Tex
M. McHenry
White Township
J. W. Calhoun
Denver
Escape of Anthony Hollingsworth sparks Indiana county uproar
In 1845 Anthony Hollingsworth, a fugitive slave, was seized by Anthony Van Meteer and others near Phillips Mills. Sheriff David Ralston faced a hostile crowd in Indiana, while Dr Robert Mitchell and editor James Moorhead brokered a nightlong peace. A habeas corpus petition, supported by William Banks, led Judge Thomas White to order Hollingsworth’s release, celebrated by abolitionists and local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
William Houston
Wiliam
Dr. Mitchell
Green Township
Josiah Shields
Stone House
Underground Railroad Company
John Graff
Anthony Hollingsworth
James Simpson
Phillips Mills
Homer City
Garret van Meteer
Anthony
Messrs
Cunningham and
Tilden
Simpson
Indiana
Indiana House
David Ralston
Philadelphia
South Sixth
Ralston
van Meteer
Indiana County
United States
Robert Mitchell
James Moorhead
The
Clarion
Sheriff Ralston
Moorhead
Anc
William Banks
Merning
Thomas White
Harry White
Pennsylvania
Court House
Augustus Drumin
Robert G. Tilden
Cunningham
Banks
Virginia
Court of Common Pleas
Robt
Mitchell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Republican Party
Numnees
John S. Fisher
W. ER
Calhoun
B. H. Licateberger
Gost
South Mahoning
T. Empfield
Green Townships
South Mahoni
I. Tndiana
Armstong
Conemaugh
BR. G. Work
East Mahoning
William ¥. George
M. G. Sandles
James L. Peterman
M. M. Davis
George W. Hood
A. F. Cooper
Thompson
Leard
Rexgaurn J. Haywood
John Wanamaker
Quay
Ichabod
Tam
Constable
Jacon Wetiling
Borough of
Harry Lone
Georgeville
A. F. McClusky
Bis
Frank H. Daugherty
R. Craig
Com
Exfrelatione
Habeas Corpus
Assembly
Banks, Attorney
Garret Vanmeter
Ada E. Hart
Groton
S. D
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore's
M. G. Miller’s
G. W. Brant
New Florence
Cambria Hospital
Ebensburg Pike
S. &. Gibron
VW .R. Loughry & Co
D. MW. Caldwell
Indiana, Pa
Hastings
John S. Hastings
Thos. Sutton