Unfair Campaign Attacks Target Quay In Democratic Press
A Democratic backed movement labels Republican Quay unfairly for his absence from the Senate and links to Dalzell organs. The Philadelphia Inquirer defends Quay, condemns biased attacks, and notes Quay's health and service while in Florida seeking to avoid pneumonia. A biography of St. Jack, congressional candidate for Twenty‑first district, describes him as a self‑made Republican lawyer with a record of public service and protectionist principles.
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Bensier Quay
Rebublicusisim
Offive
Sen
Mr. Dalzell
Doyles
Republican
Qaay
Quay
National Committee
New York
Florida
Blaine
Bar Harbor
Washington
Harrison
Dalzell
Lim
The
Inquirer
Senator Quay
Doylestown Intelligencer
Lerme
Combination
Democratic Party
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nuue
Jack
Congress
Todiana Neorinal Schhool
Pennsylvania
Tie
Red Bank
Allegheny
Petition circulates claiming Nesbit record noted
A petition signed by soldier friends of Capt. J. S. Nesbit endorses his bid for Congress in Indiana county. The critique cites alleged votes against Beaver in 1852, Nyle in 1862, Blaine in 1864, Quay in 1885, Beaver in 1856, and Pattison in 1890, urging scrutiny of his Republican loyalty.
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J. 5
Nesbit
Congress
Indiana County
James A. Beaver
J. B. Nyle
James G. Blaine
M.S. Quay
Gov. Pattison
Court News from the March Term at Indiana County
Court convened for the regular March term with Judge White. Constables sworn and district attorney to act on road repair failures. Gas pipe danger cited along Willet to Indiana road. Constable elections clarified as triennial since 1890. Grand jury formed with T. B. Elder as foreman. Tax collectors sworn in. accounts and widows inventories reviewed. Divorce cases listed for June. several civil petitions heard. Viewers appointed for Cherryhill road and a law student admitted to practice.
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T. Elder Irwin
Young Township
T. B. Elder
Bonda
Register McGregor
Conrad Norr
Hannah Pearce
James T. Pearce
Sarah Williams
Curtis Williams
Russell & Co
Charles C. Hughes
E. B. Gawthrop
M. Hamil
Hughes- Gawthorne Company
Blairsville
Hughes and Gawthrop
G. G. Marshall
Mithias Ringgold
Beech Creek railroad clash near Turtle Creek United stakes
A Pittsburg dispatch notes Beech Creek railroad expansion backed by Reading and Carnegie seeks to cross Turtle Creek near Wilmerding on a line from Philipsburg through Cambria Indiana and Westmoreland to Latrobe and Pittsburgh. About 300 armed men guard the crossing as Beech Creek fights its route against Turtle Creek fears of disruption to the rival line.
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Beech Creek
Clearfield County
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Turtle Creek
Andrew Carnegie
South Penn
Carnegie
Philipsburg
Center County
Cambria
Indiana
Westmoreland
Latrobe
New Alexander
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Wilmerding
Pennsylvania
Way &S
Escape and Betrayal at Libby Prison Exposed
Gen B F Fisher cites Philadelphia press account on Libby Prison escape and Maj Harry White. He details betrayals by guard and fellow prisoners, White’s political links in Pennsylvania, and repeated attempts to exchange prisoners. The narrative covers captivity from Libby to Salisbury and Charleston with vivid diary excerpts describing suffering and distrust among Union officers.
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B. F. Fisher
Philadelpia J’ress
Lily
Streight
Maj
Harry White
Indiana County
Maj. White
Senate
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
White
Pennsylvania Senate
Esscape
City Point
Capt. Hatch
Richmond
Maj.White
Libby
Salisbury
N.C
Sherman
Charleston
D.C
Morris Island
May White
Lieut
Thompson
Washington
Meeting in Jail Yards Calls for Prisoner Exchange
A September jail yard gathering of principal officers considered petitioning the rebel government to allow a prisoner exchange through the lines. Maj. Harrys White of Pennsylvania spoke boldly, recalling fifteen months of rebel imprisonment and urging trust in the Union, while Secretary Stanton later praised White's influence in preventing harmful action against the Union cause. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are recommended as tonics and liver regulators.
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Maj
Harrys White
Pennsylvania
Myarn
Maj. White
Stanton
Charleston
Solier
South
Court Orders Extended Jury Trial Dates in 1894
The order states that weeks two and three of jury trials are continued to the fourth Monday of April and the first Monday of May respectively due to court availability. Civil and criminal lists shift to April 14 and May 1. jurors summoned for March 14 and March 21 are rescheduled to April 25 and May 2. Subpoenas to be issued accordingly.
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Alex. McCombs
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Thomas Shearer
Robert Roberts
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FL & B
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H. P. Baker
Conrad Silvis
Wo. F. Barclay
W. K. Kline
Kline
Lottie W. Wilson
Thomas C. Wilson
Mary C. Berringer
Milton D. Berringer
Cosmopolitan Club of Indiana
F. W. Badger
James Gibsop
Daniel Bigger
Nancy J. Huffman
Andrew Huffman
Asing Subpoona
George W. Beal
Anna B. Beal
White Two
George Mahon
James Hamilton
Mahoning Road
Marion
New State Road
David Ralston
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George H. Johnston
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Joba
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Water Street
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Hiebat
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Indiana Borough
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Rcnes
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Smithfield St
Queensware Sud
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J. R. Stumpf & Son
Worth
W. M. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Second Streets
West Indiana
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Fidelity Title and Trust Co
Fourth Ave
Allignee
Reliable Investment Securities
Renta
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James J. Donnell
C. B. McVay
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Liberty Avenue
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Union Depot
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Fifth Ave
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