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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
8
A volley of letters from Pennsylvania Republicans across townships urge support for majority rule and the tickets of Fisher Thompson and Leard. Respondents denounce Flinn and his alleged control tactics, predict solid showings for Thompson and Leard, and criticize Morrow Watson alliances, with voters citing loyalty to McKinley and Stone.
In Grant Township on March 10 1900 mass meetings urge unanimous support for Thompson and Leard. Thompson carried 137 votes two years ago. expected lead strong here again. Leard trails Thompson but will garner about nine tenths of the Republican vote. Watson's local support down from 33 to around 24 votes expected.
The piece endorses Hon. A. H. Falion as a longtime citizen and criticizes Watson and his allies. It argues Republicans should reject bolters and mangwamps and predicts Thompson and Leard will win Young township. It also cautions Elder as a tool of Flinn and Watson.
Massrs A T Moornrap Son endorse majority rule and home rule and oppose Flinn. They advocate placing their township against Morrow and Watson and support Heampson and Learch to repudiate Flinn and Indiana county politicians. Old Soldier signs off.
The Indiana Ministerial Association held a 10 a m called meeting in the Presbyterian church to plan for Rev A W Emmons funeral at Homer City. Rev M S Telford represented the association and a unanimously adopted memorial praised Emmons as a faithful, genial minister and urged the living to press the work forward. Members planned to attend the funeral and others would meet the procession at the cemetery.
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