Indiana County Primary Pledge and Quay Backing Debate
The piece pledges Republican primary support for March 19 1898 and discusses Indiana county sentiment toward State Chairman Elkin and Senator Quay. It condemns the Gazette for feigning favor toward Elkin while opposing him, notes Quay’s county wins in Chester Union and Cumberland and urges votes for Quay in March. It also argues wartime readiness as peace protection and praises business experience in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Gazette
Elkin
The
Gazette
M. C.watson
Watson
Progress
Indiana County
Gazelle
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Chester
Union
Cumberland
Chester County
Business Men’s League
Wana
Quay
Union County
Charles Wolfe
Cumberland County
United States
Pennsylvania
Farmers rally to elect a Harrisburg representative
Farmers have decided to push for at least one representative in Harrisburg. They urge voters to exercise power at the polls to influence the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Old Voter Endorses Horace J Thompson for Legislature
A Grant Township Republican writes to COMMUNICATED urging support for Horace J Thompson a loyal party worker of Deckers Point. He praises Thompson as honest capable and unselfish with strong ties to farmers and local taxpayers and predicts Thompson will win with broad support in Harrisburg.
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Guaxt Townsaiy
Procress
Abraham Lincoln
Grant Township
Greenback
Horace J. Thompson
Deckers Point
Horace Thompson
Harrisburg
Mr. Progress
Thompson
Horace J.thompson
Church services and Lent offerings across area churches
Rev William Nichol to conduct Sunday services at Tanoma C P Church at 11 am Rev E F Gillis of Allegheny Seminary preached at Shelocta United Presbyterian Church. Gospel meetings at Christian Church continue with Rev D M Kinter preaching tonight. Union Church Glen Campbell hosts week long evangelistic services led by Rev W H Robinson with Rev H H Ryland assisting. Lenten services held Wednesdays at Christ Church Sunday School room at 4 pm with Rev Welch delivering today. Easter offerings loom in Episcopal parishes to erase 150 debt, with a $50 match if $100 remains to raise.
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William Nichol
C. P
Tanoma
E. F. Gillis
Allegheny Seminary
Sheloctan
Union Church
Glen Campbell
Presbyterian
W. H. Robinson
H. H. Ryland
Falla Creek
Christ Church
Welch
Episcopal
Social events fill week with dances and teas
The Woman's Relief Corps hosted a reception for the Spinsters Fortnightly Club at Library Hall. Ingleside Club gathered Friday evening at Dr. John St. Clair's home on Philadelphia Street for refreshments, games, and dancing. Miss Bernice Wine entertained on Friday night with a post refreshments and late dancing. Misses Mildred and Mabel Thompson hosted about 30 friends on Church Street, with music from a home orchestra into the night. Marion Center ladies joined a quilting bee at the Fleck House, sewing quilts and carpet rags. A youth gathering invited town friends for tales and fun. The Presbyterian church Y S H M I will sell ice cream, cake, coffee, and taffy next Thursday at 7 in the lecture room, with an art room offering 50 framed copies from Ladies' Home Journal to aid the church repair fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Library Hall
Ingleside Club
John St.Clair
Philadelphia Street
Bernice Wine
Philadelphia
Mildred
Mabel Thompson
Church Street
Marion Center
Fleck House
Presbyterian
Ladies’ Home Journal
Personal notices from Indiana county readers in Pittsburg visits
A compilation of short items noting visits and stays of local residents in Pittsburg and nearby towns. Individuals named include A L Gilbert, Thomas Gallison, R H Wilson, Harry Wilson, G R Stewart, John M Stumpf, E F Lewis, T J Robinson, John Bagley, John Neal, H E Clark, J E Miller, E M Lockard, Margaret J Johnston, D B Stear, R A Knox, Archie Fuller, Sarah Young, H S Christy, Jennie Powers, J S Duncan, Vincent Tonkina, Porter Rinports, Harry Brilbart, J A Dixon, I W Rowe, Isaac Griffith, John Flickinger, W W Bateman, Rebecca McCord, Catherine Curran, J F Sutton, G H Jeffries, D A Ritchey, B M Lewis, Alice Davidson, Frank Griffith, Joseph Laughlin, Jennie Barr, Minnie Stewart, Elmer W Marlin, Lizzie Smith, W BR Loughry, Thomas McDermott, and changes of residence or travel. Also notes a death in South Bend and modest local money distributions by Equitable Life.
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A. L. Gilbert
Pittsburg
Thomas Gallison
Utah
R. H. Wilson
Salisbury
Harry Wilson
G. R. Stewart
John M. Stumpf
Big Run
J. R. Stumpf
E. F. Lewis
Ambrose
Squire T. J. Robinson
Garfield
Thoreday
John Bagley
Third Ward
Vandergrift
John Neal
North Point
Neal
Messrs
H. E. Clark
J. E. Miller
Glen Campbell
E. M. Lockard
Margaret J. Johnston
White Township
Salisburg
D. B. Stear
Trade City
R. A. Knox
Archie Fuller
Marchand
Sarah Young
Philadelphia
Jeannette Friends
H. S. Christy
South Seventh Street
Blairsville
Cherrytree
Harry Brilbart
J. A. Dixon
Conemaugh Township
Indiana
I. W. Rowe
D. I. Rowe
Johnstown
John R. Caldwell
Fourth Ward
Isaac Griffith
Carlisle
John Flickinger
Derry
John Bethel
Second Ward
W. W. Bateman
Baltimore
D. A. Ritchie
West Mahoning Township
George H. Jeffries
Grant Township
J. W. Smith
Banks Township
Adam Black
D. A. Ritchey
B. M. Lewis
Levi Young
Alice Davidson
George Buchanan
Frank Griffith
J. R. Stumpf & Son
Uniontown
Albert
Minnie Stewart
Kansas
Stewart
Watson & Keener
Elmer W. Marlin
J. M. Marlin
Willet
West
Martin
Helena
Mont
Seattle
Wash
New York City
Thomas McDermott
Providence
A. L
Allison
South Sixth Street
McDermott
Alliance Pantaloon Company
Alliance
Pennsylvania
Township high school proposed to fit farm youth
resolutions from the farmers institute at Armagh advocate township high schools and centralized grading to educate and retain rural youth. also petition to elect supervisors for three years and require cash road tax, with thanks to state and visiting officials. notable local names and events referenced, including hall bookings and a library hall appearance by Kerry Gow and Shaun Rhue.
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Farmers’ Institute
Armagh
Department of Agriculture
McHenry
State Department
Township High School
T. L. Biddleman
Friday Sheriff Sales Reach Wide Attendance in Valley Townships
Sheriff Neal conducted last weeks first sheriff sale session listing multiple properties sold: J C Ragh four tracts totaling 95 acres and a half interest in Greenville Flouring Mills sold to Mrs Mary T Ragle for 876 Enos C Bookman Maude M Bookman house and lot in Blairsville sold to ICL Savings & Loan Association for 500 J S Overdorf 49 acres in Brush Valley sold to Simon Overdorf for 565 J E Alten lot in Homer City sold to Virginia B Barclay 70 50 William Lewis house and lot in Indiana sold to Mary A Bodenhammer 1673 David Washington four acres in Rayne Township sold to John H Rochester Jane Gaskin 64 acres in Burtell Township sold to Charles F Holdship 580 J M Guthrie 100 acres in Cherrybill Township sold to Hughes Guthrie Lumber Co 10 M Gilpatrick lot in Dixonville sold to Emma J Barber 25 Alexander W Kinghorn and James Boreland 100 acres in White Township sold to G W Hood 3020 Milton Stuchell and G W McHenry 106 acres in Washington Township sold to G W McHenry for 1800
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Sheriff Neal
J.C. Ragh
Cherryhill Township
Greenville Flouring Mills
Mary T. Ragle
Enos. C. Bookman
Maude MM. Bookman
Blairaville
Icl Savings & Loan Association
J. 5
Overdorf
Brush Valley Township
Simon Overdorf
J. E. Alten
Homer City
Virginia B. Barclay
William Lewis
Indiana
Mary A. Bodenhammer
David Washington
Rayne Township
John H. Rochester
Jane Gaskin
Burtell Township
Charles F. Holdship
J. M. Guthrie
Cherrybil
Hughes & Guthrie Lumber Co
M. Gilpatrick
Dixonville
Emma J. Barber
Alexander W. Kinghorn
James Boreland
White Township
G. W.hood
Milton Stuchell
G. W. McHenry
Washington
Spring Beauties Three Styles We Quote You
Three winners promise pleasing options with handsomely tailored suits in stylish up to date lines. Each style offers plump value at quoted prices designed to set the pace for spring wardrobes.
Spring Hat Styles Offer Wide Range of Shapes and Colors
Spring fashion headlines hats in derbys fedoras with broad color choices and new blocks. Prices highlighted to attract shoppers at the local headquarters line.
Monarch Shirts and Waterhouse Ties Ad Pitch
An advertisement extols Monarch Shirts promising style and fit with a large factory line and colored fronts for White Collar and Cuffs. It endorses Waterhouse Ties for reliability and nationwide reputation, priced from 50 cents to $1.50, claiming value and satisfaction if goods aren’t as represented.
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Monarch
Waterhouse
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Republican Party
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Republican Co. Com
Gonaress
M. Jack
Assembly
H. J. Thompson
John W. Morrow
M. K. Leard
Blacklick Township
John G. Long
M.S. Quay
Mr. Elkin
Spain
Cuba
High Seas
Havana
Church News
South Bend
Margaret Dunlap
Archibald Dunlap
Lutheran Church
Wachter
T. J. Fredrick
Springchurch
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Ellis G. Smith
Hillsdale
W. T. McFarland
J.E. Widdowson
Hortons
George W. Bodenhammer
Equitable
Want Township High Schooes
Kay McCormick
Jas. McCoy
W. L. Hutcatsox
A. A. Campret
W. C. Camron
Shaun Rhue
Kerry Gow
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Hall's
the Baptist Church
Ninth
Church Streets
I. C. Rowlanp
Board of Trustees
Heshire’s
T. E Hildebrand
W. L Moore
M. G. Miller
Dr. King
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Hotel Cain
Landlid J. L. Cain
Howard
W.K. Gillespie
Seventh Ave
Nin St
Duquesne Way
John A. Geiste
Cool Springs Inn
Flora W. E. Fleming
Armstrong
Alice Stephens
Sheriff Sales
Loughry
Www
R. Loughry & Co
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