Inauguration Day Proclamations From Indiana 1901
A backlog of local political notices lists candidates for county offices and ward representatives, including GEO J FEIT as chairman, W S DAUGHERTY, E M LOWRY, L MOORBEAD, and BD C MACK with ENZEE BE LEWIS and A W STEELE as delegates. The piece notes McKinley and Roosevelt sworn in, explains the March 4 inauguration origin, and praises national progress and Republican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mack
Fourth Ward
Indiana
Enzee BE
Lewis
Blairsville
A. W. Steele
Mahoning Township
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Congress
McKinley
Philippines
Cuba
Stop the Bogus Butter Sales Senate hearing on oleomargarine fraud
A Philadelphia Inquirer report notes government action to curb sale of oleomargarine as butter. A senate public health and sanitation hearing is scheduled to consider stronger laws to stamp out illicit mislabeling and prevent swindles, with aims to protect real butter sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Apriculture
Senate Committee On Pubic Health and Sanitation
Philadelphia Inquirer
Personal Brevities from Indiana County
Indiana county notes a parade of visitors and residents traveling to and from towns such as Blairsville Pittsburg Kittanning and Washington D C. Names include Mrs Nathan Rows Miss Verne Snyder J R Biss Noah Seanor Lewis Hay and J H Myers among others with moves to Apollo Tanoma Sharon Tarentum and Tarentum millinery ventures. The column records social calls visits to family friends and engagements plus civic events and local business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Rows
Willet
Indiana
Vinnday
Verne Snyder
Scottdale
W. Ewing
West Lebanon
J. R Biss
Ord
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburg
Lewis Hay
Allegheny
G. W. Graff
Water Street
Blairsville
Joseph Houstin
Kittanning
Olive Laughlin
North Seventh Street
Clement Hasinger
Philadelphia Street
W. A. Braughler
Pitsburg
Howard Wella
Frank Stephens
Noah Seanor
South Mahoning
J. H. Myers
Apollo
Tanoma
Indiana County
C. Miller
Plomville
Mary K. Stewart
Grace Michaels
John B Taylor
Lizzie Lowman
A. W. Campbell
Huff
W. M. Dick
Town
Sharon
Messra O. N. Stiffler
Beringer
Paul Stiffler
Belsano
John S. Fisher
Washington, D. C
Clara Faraworth
the Progress
T. B. Allison
Tarentum
Earl Lewis
Ambrose
Enzer Lewis
Martha
Agnes Pounds
New York
Ollie Orr
A. L. Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
East End
A. D. Sutton
Woodlawn
John B. Taylor
Will Jones
Washington, DC
W J. Mitchell
May Daugherty
S M. Jack
Washington, D.C
Nannie Kauffman
Grubs
Misa Emma Hay
Sixth Street
George Wilkinson
Mollie Wilkinson
Blakeville
Recent Deaths in Blairsville and Surrounding Towns
Miss Lottie Vautine of Blairville died at 21 after a Thursday illness. funeral Saturday with Rev. Beazell and burial in Blairville cemetery. Mrs. Jane Bell of Barrell township died at 83. funeral by Rev. Criswell, burial in Blairsville cemetery. Mrs. William Lower of Brushvalley township died of consumption at 35. interment at Brushvalley Lutheran church. Ira Bowers of Homer City died at age 4 from brain congestion. burial in Fry graveyard. Ernest Rager of Heshdon died at 3 from tonsillitis. burial at Lutheran chapel near Graceton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottiz Vantinel
Lottie Vautine
Wra James Vautine
Blairaville
Thorsday
B F. Beazell
Jane Bell
John Bell
Barrell’ Township
J. W. Criswell
Blairsville
WM. Lower
William Lower
Brushvalley Township
Brushvalley
Ira
H. A. Bowers
Homer City
Fry
Ernest Rager
Fred Rager
Heshdon
Mrs Susan Ruger Dies at 84 in Burrell Township
Mrs Susan Ruger of Burrell township dies at her daughter Mrs Thomas Winkleman residence on Wednesday at age 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rager
Susan Ruger
Burrell Township
Thomas Winkleman
Passing of the Bell and Its Quieting in Society
Atlantic Monthly laments the fading of church and wedding bells, noting how the passing bell once marked deaths and moral reflection. The essay traces how modern life silences the bell from Christmas chimes to dinner bells, questioning the future role of this symbol in public sentiment.
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Angelus
Atlantic Monthly
Land Transfers in Montgomery and Surrounding Areas
A long list records land and coal transfers across Montgomery and nearby townships. Transactions include Clearfield & Indiana Coal Company selling 41 acres to Arcadia Land Company, multiple 99 acre and 70 acre parcels in Cherryhill and White, and various buys in Pine and Blairsville with prices ranging up to 9 000 dollars. Also notes on a public school pupil examination deadline and county superintendent contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield & Indiana Coal Company
Montgomery
Arcadia Land Company
Eva & Drake
J. 5
Johnston
Looina Yonker
White
C.E. Long
Peter Yonker
Cherryhill
G J T. Lang
J C Long
J. H Engle
J. H. Engle
Frank M. Stadtwiller
Clyde Widdowson
Frank F. Nicole
Wm. Campbell
East Wheatfield
Albert M. Mack
James M. Stewart
J H W. Weaver
D. T. McGregor
Ruffner
Indiana
Elexemia Simpson
J. T. Dresser & Co
Daniel Hill
Leonard Shryack
James Sutton
Daniel McMahan
Thomas Barrett
C. W
John A. Bennett
J. H. ‘Engle
James Artemus
Brushvalley
A. V. Barker
Gere Donahey
Green
John E. Meman
Coulter Wiggins
Armour Mullen
Samuel K. Wakefield
New Home of Sir R. N. Ray Described in Detail
Sir R. N. Ray, proprietor of the cold storage, occupies a modern frame residence at the corner of Tenth and Water Streets. The two story home features a slate roof, a long porch, rich hardwood interior, a dining room that opens to parlor and library, five second floor bedrooms, a large reception hall, and a hardwood staircase. It has hot and cold water and a modern heating system, with papering by George Nesbit and construction by Carnatian and Hook, supervised by Jesse McKeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. R. N. Ray
Tenth and
Water Streets
Dewgo
Tenth Street
Ray
George Nesbit
Creekside
Hhis
Messrs. Carnatian & Hook
Jesse McKeon
Hungarian Orchestra to Perform at Library Hall March 16
The Hungarian Orchestra, aided by Mr. Charles Edbert Grant, will appear at Library Hall Saturday evening March 16. The Millersburg Republican reports a crowded City Hall audience on Wednesday evening last and calls it the best musical entertainment in town for some time, with every number on the program en cores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edbert Grant
Library Hall
Millersburg, O
Wallace Bruce
DeFuniak
Fla
Florida
Bath added at Birt Roots parlors in Philadelphia
Mr Birt Root a Philadelphia street barber adds a bath room to his parlors allowing patrons a hot or cold bath. The room offers full conveniences and residents may benefit from a public bath. Roofs claims to be the town's only shop with such a facility.
Local notes from Strongstown and vicinity
Local correspondence reports social visits and events across Strongstown and nearby townships. Names include John C Mills, Linda Stephens, Miss Edith Stahl, Miss Emma Roberts, Miss Jean Duncan, Miss Martha Mills, Miss Mabel Wineman, and families such as the Telfords, Inskeeps, and Duncans. A Junior Epworth League formed, others travel to Blairsville and Vandergrift, and a few accidents and illnesses are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Mills
Morris, Bettsee Co
Strongstown
Linda Stephens
Pittsburg
Homer
Samuel Wolf
Rayne Township
J. N. Sickenberger
Edith Stahl
Sykesville
David Berry
Rev. Telford
Butler
M. Telford
U. P
Epworth League
M. E
J. K. Inskeep
John Jamison
Indiana
Emma Roberts
Vandergrift
Jean Duncan
Martha Mills
Blairsville
Mabel Wineman
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Republican Party
Geo. J. Feit
Register and Recorder
Daugherty
E M. Lowry
Second Ward
Third Ward
Indians, Pa
L. Moorbead
John W. Wray
Dr. King
New Life
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore’s
M. G. Miller
Hall’s
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Women’s Relief Corpe
Tra Bowers
J. T. Srewaabt
Jesi
Charles Tames
Glen Campbel
Glen Campbell
Isabella Hamsilton
Conemaugh Two
Jesse M. Ebber
John Duncan
W. A. Clawson
Grove
Gertrude Balentine
Derry
Cramer
Edgar F. Best
Robert L. Best
Buffington
Robert L. Clark
Clark
George H. Mathews
Near Cramer
Anna Ashcom
Johnstown
Joseph Cramer
Charles McClure
Frederick Brantlinger
Ainsdale
Bernice Moore
Cherrytree
Bird Mahaffey
Hastings
J.D Spicher
Dr. Lewis
Arcadia
Jip Munshower
Jas. D. Ake
Patchinville
M. Ake
Kane
Bolivar
Jas. Knought
James Hammond
HR. Hammond
Charles McKelvey
Greensburg
Nellie McDowell
Mr. Dinken
Henry Faith Bes
Frank Gibson
Gibson & Munshower
Mradiey
D. P. Bothell Feelaas
Wm. McKinley
Utah
V. Barber
Barnes‘oro
OC. B. Delancey
Marshall Hadden
E O'Neil
Cherryhill Township
Marcel
Plice Store
John Kelly
Monarch
Cambridge
Crescent
D. M. Caldwell
Wilson’s
Ralston
Balston
Harry E. A. Macneel