Langham heads delegates to state convention
J N Langham chairman of delegates to the state convention. Ramuel McCune Blairsville Borough. James N Stewart Indians Borough. BR F McHenry Marion Center Borough. No truth in report John P Elkin may succeed Judge Harry White. Roosevelt calls extra Senate session for March 5 to act on Colombian treaty Panama canal and Cuban reciprocity treaty. Public opinion supports ratification and extra session despite cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramuel M'Cune
Blairsville
James N. Stewart
BR. F. M'Henry
Marion Center
John P. Elkin
Harry White
Indiana County
Elkin
Roosevelt
Senate
Republican State Convention Called for May in Harrisburg
The Republican state committee calls a convention at the Harrisburg opera house on Wednesday May 27 1903 at 10 30 am to nominate candidates for state treasurer auditor general and two judges of the superior court Representation will be based on votes cast in the last presidential election Delegates are allotted per 2000 presidential votes with additional fractions Quay Andrews chair and secretary announce the call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Hennsylvania
Opera House
Harrisburg
Superior Court
M.S. Quay
W. R. Andrews
New Industry for Cherrytree Foundry to Open Near Town
The Cherrytree Foundry Company formed by local businessmen plans a $25,000 capital charter and a modern foundry plant at Stifflertown near Cherrytree. It aims to run a general foundry and machine work operation. Community notices mention local ads for medicines and services while a social event at the Presbyterian church and a library hall gathering are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrytree Foundry Company
Cherrytree
Stifflertown
PERSONAL BREVITIES Hints of many Indiana visitors abroad
A long list of names and places appears as Personal Brevities, noting visits by residents from Ridgway, Vandergrift, Blairsville, Latrobe, Braddock, McKeesport, and other towns. The entries show Sabbath and weekend travels to Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Latrobe, Chicago, Philadelphia, Altoona, and Butler, reflecting a busy social exchange within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Earl
Ridgway
Indiana
Claude Thompson
Pitteburg
John Leech
Salteburg
John A. Scott
Greensburg
H. G. Serene
Latrobe
Harry Jones
Etna
Wilee Keener
Braddock
Harry Oriz
Vandergrift
Thomas Dugan
Town
Pittsburg
Mattie Kontz
Laura Myers
Jerry Keith
Grip
Fay Pennington
M. H. Hepburn
Philadelphia
Nora Hoffman
Oak Street
Greenaburg
R. R. Riedel
Blairaville
Julia Shaw
McKeesport
Paul Graff
Bertha
Allegheny
Ed. Grove
D. A. Toh
Church ‘Street
D. M. Caldwell
Trtle Creek
Martha McCreight
Third Ward
E. M. Leenard
Chicago
Jack Bennett
Ernest Edmiston
Altoona
Murray Pounds
Lizzie Lowman
North Ninth Street
Jean Lomigan
Johnstown
Mildred Thompson
Oakland Avenue
Victor Tonkins
Cherrytree
J. 8. Miller
Barnesboro
Walter Malcolm
White Township
Glen Campbell
Edward Thomas
G. W. Earl
North Sixth Street
Charles Dixon
Blairville
Frank Hoffman
Misa Mary P. Jones
Ed H. Snutton
W. R. Myere
Rayne Township
George Wheeler
East Philadelphia
Coral
F. 8. Barr
East End
Stuart Wheeling
Spangler
A. 0. Fowler
Water Street
Emma Sweeny
Ed. Sweeny
John Neal
Waterstreet
Salisburg
George Trauger
Trauger
Westmoreland County
W. H
Ruth Empfield
D. L. Ralston
Balentine
West Church Street
Ed. Laughlin
Joseph Laughlin
George Kline and Son
T. B. Clark
Erma
Grace Cunningham
Rachel Clawson
Mary Wilson
Church Street
Mary
A. M. Hammera
David Woode
Mira
Robert Watson
Blairsville
Jacob Shick
James
Butler County
Mm. D. H. Kuneekden
Visitors and residents noted in local social column
Miss Florences Lowry and Miss Nell Dorsett return from visits while D W Hoover and others from Barnesboro and West Newton are guests. Families hosted from Nor mal, Allegheny, Apollo, and Rogsmoyne. Nurses, ministers, and government survey official Frank Sutton voyage from Washington DC to Indiana and Pittsburg to plan a government map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florences Lowry
Town
Wilkinsburg
D. W. Hoover
Barnesboro
Ritter
Indiana
Masters Paul and
James Taylor
Blakeville
W. M. Cunningham
Sawyer
Nell Dorsett
Allegheny
Thomas Dugan
Lloyd Welle
Pittsburg
J. ©. Wella
Mm. Wm. Wine
M. M. Greenawalt
Joseph Gant
Benna Vista
North Ninth Street
D. L. Anderson
Elrod
McChesney Anderson
Flandreau
Daniel Anderson
Armatrong Township
James Mitchell
Park Campbell
Mary
Herrisburg
H. QO. Hickerwell
North
Sixth Street
Jennie Wright
Wilmore
Westmoreland County
Monde Pringle
Iowa
Lavina Lydick
W. L. George
Apollo
Pearl Lewis
H. P. Lewis
East Mahoning Township
New York City
Irvin Miller
Robert Miller
Jobnatown
Freedom
Beaver County
C. P. Marshall
East Brady
Marshall
East Brady Presbyterian Church
J. M. Guthrie
Nell
Florida
Cozad
J. J. Davis
Elizebeth Davie
Plamville
4. M. Thompson
North Seventh Street
Davis
Virginia Davis
Frank Sutton
Washington, D. C
Sutton
Far West
Public sale to liquidate Mrs Mary J Short estate
At the late residence on last Philadelphia street on Saturday March 7 at 1 pm a public sale offers parlor and bedroom furniture seven pieces two rocking chairs an office chair two sets of chairs two stands two tables two beating stoves two table lamps bureau cupboard sink bedstead bed lounge hanging lamp hall lamp assorted crockery quilts blankets sheets and more. Terms to be announced sale conducted by M C McCran and administrator auctioneer B Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Short
Philadelphia
M. C. McCran
Gibson
Ada Buchanan Warren Dies In Patton At 35
In February 1903 Ada Buchanan Warren wife of D H C Warren of Patton Cambria county aged 35 years 10 days has died. A funeral poem speaks of peaceful rest and release. Ex County Commissioner C F Murray solicits cemetery work notes on monument markers with estimates from $10 and letters sent to him at Elsiraville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Buchanan Warren
D. H. C. Warren
Patton
Cambria County
C. F. Murray
F. Murray
Elsiraville
Building Materials For Porch and Ceiling Supply
S Daugherty announces a full porch materials supply including columns spindles brackets rails and more plus a large stock of yellow pine ceiling at prices before the rise.
Thompson McConnaughey Wedding in Pittsburg Parlor
Ho r ace J. Thompson of Marion Center and Miss Bertha McConnaughey of Marchand wed in the Seventh Avenue Hotel Pittsburg Wed. The couple travel east this week and will settle in Marion Center. Thompson is a county figure and former state legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Indiana
Marchand
Grain and market quotes from Pittsburg stock page
Market report from Pittsburg on March 2 lists prices for grains and farm products including No. 2 yellow corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheese, and livestock. Prices cover various grades and packaging, with ranges for cattle, sheep, hogs, and calves, plus fluid dairy figures and storage terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
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THE
Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Low
Baying
Republican Party
J. N. Langham
W. B. Long
Blacklick Township
Daugherty Bros
Wm. I. Moore
Homer City
L. N. Park
Williams Barn
Caldwell’s
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Louis J. Russell
Library Hall
Dr. Thomas
Www
S. Daugherty
M’kee-Anderson
Getty McKee
Missa Belle Anderson
J. Day Brownlee
Charles Ray
Bega Craig
Parkwood
Mr. McKee
Hammond
John L. Hammond
Bolivar
Edith Dickerson
Dr. King
New Life Pille
Acre
Wm. I. Moore’a
L. N. Park’s
Wintondale
Webrum
S. M. McHesey
Indiana, Pa
Tia
J. T. Botuwer
Grain Ann
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
L. P. Snyder
Joel Tompkins
M. E. Shaughnessy
P. W. Cashman
BR. A. Cartwright
Act of Assembly of Pennsylvania
Forest Water Company
Young
D. J.D III
St. Marys
Loughry
Madras
W. R. Loughry & CO
J. & J. Dobson
W. & J. Sloan
H.ssuuuttroonnn
Penningtons
City
Franklin
Manhattan
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