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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1901

Page

8

Ballot reform moves ahead as insurgent ties fade

The article notes Flinn’s political defeat in his home base and counts insurgent remnants in the state as nearly eliminated. It reports ballot reform debates in the legislature with Senator Quay urging safeguards for a secret ballot and accurate results. It mentions Focht’s nonpartisan support hopes, Chew’s primary voting bill, and apportionment plans for Berks Lebanon and Luzerne counties, plus liability bills advancing.

Flinn Martin Philadelphia Pittsburg Republican Party Commonwealth Senate House Col. Quay Quay Mark Shell Fockt Focht Municipal League Chew Philadelpaia Justices of the Peace Congressman Green Berks- Behigh Rouse Committee Berks and Lebanon Haworth Luzerne County Hazieton Luzerne Jones and Stroh Judiciary Committee

Local Institutes Program at Lotz and Uncapher Schools

Local institutes to be held at Lotz schoolhouse White township March 16 1901 with addresses by Max Trimble John McHenry and others on topics including The Hygienic Schoolroom Activity Bible in the Schoolroom and Practical Methods March 22 23 1901 at Uncapher schoolhouse Armstrong township includes Friday evening sessions Saturday morning and afternoon program items debates and closing address by Superintendent J T Stewart plus notices of educational aids and bargains from Sharrettie

Lotz White Township Max Trimble John McHenry J. T. Stewart Murray Moore Wilbur Cunningham Luella Uncapher Mabel Fleming C. E. Stewart Uncapher Armstrong Township Martha Uncapher D. W. Davis Institute Earl L. Miller J. C. White Steele H. Kerr Joe B. Peeler Jno M. Robinson Deny W. C. Crawford Lewis Neal Lizzie Fleming H. Kerr

Long Career Ends in Death With Funeral Planned

A longtime resident died at home between 7 and 8 pm after a stroke. Born September 27, 1834 in Utica, he married Elizabeth Williams in 1458 and lived near Pine Flats before moving to town. Civil War veteran, deacon and Sabbath School teacher, he ran a grocery on Oakland Avenue since 1897. Survived by wife and several children, his funeral is Thursday at 1 pm at the Baptist church with burial in Oakland cemetery and services by Post 28 G A R.

Devoared Utica Elizabeth Williams Pine Flats Town Center Township Oakland Avenue The Baptist Church 155 Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Indiana Post No. 28 Odd Fellows William Pine Flate John West Virginia Harry Carrolltown Guy B. P. Raffner Apollo Jay Hill Martintown Eden Gordon Pittsburgh Jane Syms Chicago A. J. Furman Oakland Cemetery

Obituary notices from Rayne township and area deaths

Abraham Moore of Rayne township dies of diphtheria at 79, survived by two wives and several children, funeral at Rayne. Fred Selig longtime town resident dies in Franklin at 30, plural pneumonia, survived by wife and five children. Harry Coleman former town resident dies at Erie Soldiers Home aged 62, Civil War veteran, funeral in Oakland cemetery. Mr Bruner of Banks township dies at 76 amid prior robbery incident. Mrs Jane Stanley of Grant township dies aged 75, funeral at Roche Rochester Mills per Rev. Foresman, buried there.

Fred Selig Franklin Pa Indiana Rose Richard Myrtle Violet Ralph John Selig A. F. Monau Town George Miases Kate Annie Franklin Harry Coleman Rtown Soldiers Erie 11Th Pennsylvania Reserves William Johnstown Nona Clinton Pittsburg Abigail Uniontown Earl Henry Braner Banks Township Braner Charles Pierce Daniel Best Western Penitentiary Mr. Bruner Banke Township

Mrs Henry Fryer Dies After Illness At 88

Mrs Henry Fryer of near Covade died on Thursday after several weeks illness at age 88. Married 62 years, she and her husband lived largely in the neighborhood. Surviving are husband and children John of Punxsutawney Jacob and two daughters in Mahaffey Mrs John Yoder of Unton town and Martin of Vovede. Funeral Saturday afternoon by Rev Milter, burial in Mé Zion church cemetery Cavode.

Henry Fryer Covade John Punxsutuwpey Jacob Mahaffey John Yoder Martin Vovede Rebecca Stahl Peter Stahl Montgomery Township Hilladale James Fish Evangelical Church Beringer Adam Rachel Stanard Loughry White Township Brushvalley Lutheran Church

Amica Salve Cured Eczema and Sores, Claim

A Morginton Tennessee reader credits Buewler's Amica Salve with curing his daughter's scald bead like sores described as eczema and pimples. The ad touts guaranteed relief from eczema totter salt rhein pimples sores and piles for 25 cents, listing dealers in Ladisna Waurea Homer City and Blairsville.

Cr. Isdill Morginton Tenn Buewler Uber T. E. Hildebrand Ladisna Waure

General store in Creekside for sale

For sale a general store with good trade. For further particulars write G. T. McCrma & Co at Creekside, Pa.

G. T. McCrma & Co Creekside, Pa

Multiple Obituaries and a Robbery Report in Westmoreland

Westmoreland area notices report numerous deaths across Philadelphia street Blacklick and Montgomery townships with ages from 2 to 92. funerals held in Greenwood Oakland Hopewell and Evangelical cemeteries. several survivors listed. A Lockport store robbery followed by arrests, tied to an eastbound freight train.

H. H. Riddell Lockport Conemaugh

Obituary notes and notices from local Moorhead area

Obituaries record multiple deaths with brief details including ages, places of residence, and interment sites. Included are notes on Mrs. Parker and Miss Nancy Parker, William Prentice near Livermore, Silver Gamble of Windber, an infant of White township, John Smith of Avonmore, and family expressions of thanks. Also a temperance meeting announced at the M E church with speakers Waller Crawford and Page.

M. E Waller Crawford Page

Public sales schedule across Green township and Greenville area

Public notices list farm sales in Green township near Cookport and Union town Gettysburg corridors on March 20 26 and 25 1901. Auctions feature horses cows sheep hogs oats corn hay farming machinery and household items with terms to be announced. Executors Wilton Brewart Lose Rosinson and auctioneers Greson announce real estate sale in Greenville on the same day.

John H. Smith Green Township Cookport Jons H. Suira Cockport W. G. Smith Uniontown Gettysburg W. G. Smire Gruson Frank Stewart Lata Greenville Harp A. J. Brewart Goren E. Lose James. W. Rosinson

Percheron Stallion for Sale in Prospect

Four year old black Percheron stallion for sale about 1500 pounds. Broken to drive single and double and guaranteed sound. Inquiries at the Progress office. Also note about a new line of work shoes for men at Sharrette.

Durham Progress Office Sharretfa

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J. B Forsythe Minnie Carnahan Alma Calhoun Beile Devlin Sharretie Abraham Moore Rayne Township Clark Swan Wilkinsburg H. W. Moore Jane Wohler Greensburg Ollie Dora Rayne Presbyterian Church Grave Chapel Lutheran Church Jane Stanley John Doty Grant Township Chhildren William H Mre John Daly Marshall Washington Shields Edgar Nebraska Ehurch Foresman Rocheater Mills Madras Squirrel Brand Big Line Stumpfs BIG Mary E. Fetterman Mary E James E. Fetterman Board of Health Greenwood Cemetery Archibald Kelly Blacklick Township Hans Benjamin Caufield Ann Cramer Albert Bells Mills Nancy Holsis Blairaville Bracken Hopewell M E. Church G. B. McKee Whits Township Nancy Parker Westmoreland County George W. Parker West Philadelphia A. J. Farman Lutheran Church Mabry Carnahan Mary Carnahan Saltsburg East End Husand Salisburg MES Rachel Stahl Samuel Stahl Cherryhill Township Arthur Simpson Lillian L. Lioy Barry K. Hadden Grean Mary P. Gibson Cherryhill Twp William Prentice Livermore Ireland Silver Gamble Silver Thomas Gamble Windber Homer City Graceton Mgr John Johns J. M. Welch John Smith Avonmore Salina Parker Furman Lutheran Choir Megs, Manganet Fleming Wilet, Pa W.M. Cunningham California Paris MacNeel’s Philadelphia Street Lenox Gresor Greson
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