Fight over Senate seat in Clarion and Indiana counties
The Clarion Press discusses party harmony in the race for a state senate seat, naming Jo n Taylor Bell and A C Watson as Republican candidates. It argues the party should avoid factional fighting, praising Bell’s service and urging Republican voters to consider the best interests of the party in the April 9 primary.
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Cein
Senate
Joan Taylor Bell
A.c. Watson
This
Vace
Wateo
Elxia
Mee
Watson
Kikin
Elkin
Mr. Elkin
Eikin
State Senate
M. C. Watson
West
Indiana
John Taylor Bell
Ambitious Industrial Expansion Near Normal School Area
A damaged OCR draft describes a triangle of land between railroad and Salzberg road with new factory works and ground for manufacturing plants. It notes future street extensions, improved access, and space for stores and residences as Abousand grows toward the Normal school grove.
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Salzeburg
Zoe Fois
Saiiroad
Glass Works
Seady Sale
Abousand
Ube Populadcs
Judge Harry White for Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Greensburg Press argues for Judge Harry White of Indiana County as the Republican candidate to fill the late Judge Clark’s seat on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. It lauds White as a soldier, legislator, constitutional participant, and jurist whose service spans county, state, and national history.
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Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Clark
Harry White
Indiana County
Westmoreland County
Indiana
Pennsylvani
Indiana Bar Association Backs Judge Harry White for Supreme Court
In a unanimous meeting last Wednesday the Indiana Bar Association endorsed the candidacy of Hon. Harry White for Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The preamble cites his judicial experience, public service, and Western State ties as making him a fit successor to the late Justice Silas M. Clark. Remarks from Hood, Leech, Bell and others accompanied the resolution.
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Indiana Bar Association
J. Wood Clark
Wreebre
Supreme Board of the State
Silas M. Clark
Indiana
Dee
Supreme Bench
Commonwealth
Messrs
Hood
Leech
Bell
Tomb
Elkin
Watson
Langham Banks
Sloan
White
Golden Gate tour leaves Pittsburg March 24th in luxury train
The third tour in a Golden Gate series departs Pittsburg March 24 under Pennsylvania Railroad escort. The palatial Pullman train includes drawing room and sleeping cars and travels west through St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, and California with a four week stay. Price from Pittsburg is 355 dollars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Chaeron
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Marshall Pass
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
T. E. Watt
Western District
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Horse Liniment Advertisement
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier with cures for scrofula salt rheum and blood poisoning, plus Hood's Pills for family use. Also promotes English Spavin Liverment for horses with claims of removing blemishes, spavin, splints and other ailments, with a savings offer and trade mention.
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Hood
Herrick Bros
Political Communications in Indiana County 1892 letter
A letter from March 14 1892 argues that Mr Jack lacks true Indiana county Republican loyalties. It endorses Captain Nesbit as the local candidate, criticizing Jack for favoring other counties and not supporting Gen Harry White and Geo W Hood. The piece urges Indiana county Republicans to back Nesbit, praising his local ties and soldier record.
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Congres
Indiana County
Harry White
Geo W. Hood
Benate
Henry W. Williams
Supreme Court
Congress
Nesbit
John Taylor Bell Senate candidate and statesman from Indiana
John Taylor Bell, born September 16, 1553, on his father's farm, emerges as a Republican Senate candidate. A Scotch-Irish conservative with a lifelong dedication to teaching and law, he rose from farm work and schools to Mt. Union college, then taught in South Mahoning and Indiana public schools. As assistant principal and school director, his leadership strengthened education. He studied law under Silas M. Clark and J. N. Banka, practicing since 1486. Known for energy, integrity, and a strong Republican record, Bell would provide prudent, principled representation for the thirty-seventh district if nominated, with a reputation for courteous conduct and clear, logical speech.
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John Taylor Bell
Senate
Mr. Bell
East Ma
Bia
Cross
South Mahoning Two
Beil
South Mahoning
Indiana Public Schools
Silas M. Clark
Clark
J. N. Banka
Bell
Republican County Committee
Grege
Morrison
Indiana County
Vetera
A Report Contradicted Progress in Indiana Campaign
A candidate for Congress denounces claims he voted against Republican nominees and declares lifelong Republican loyalty. He states he never supported Democrats for county, state, or national offices and notes his vote for General James A Beaver while opposing Pattison and Stewart in Democratic and Independent polls.
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James A. Beaver
Pattison
Stewart
Egypt Missionary Betrothal in Mil-Gharr Wedding
From Reverend William M. Nichol and colleagues at Mil-Gharr I witness the betrothal of Warda Rosa to Seedham the local teacher. The simple ceremony includes advisory remarks, a ring exchange, and a closing prayer amid cordial greetings and celebrations.
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Seedham
Mil-Gharr
Warda
Rosa
Virla
Cairo
Garges Huwk
Jennie Hawk
Ghrayib
Evangelist
Havor
Khedive
Laura
Shiek Mohamed
Kelenty
Egypt
Patriotic nonpartisan American Mechanics underlines unity
A historical overview of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics detailing its principles, nonsectarian stance, native-born membership, migration limits, and aims to support American labor, promote public schooling, and maintain a sick and funeral fund while avoiding sectarian or partisan conflicts. It traces origins from 1845 Philadelphia riots to national growth and secrecy norms.
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Order of United American Mechanics
United States of America
Philadelphia
Order of the United American Mechanics
Knights of Labor
Washington
Order of
United American Mechanica
State Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
State Council
National Council
Feaure
Union
Orgiation
Gonnoclg
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Mystery remedy offered by Herrick Bros. promises cures in one to three days. Claims include immediate relief, removal of the cause, and a permanent cure. Price set at 75 cents with bold assertions of world’s greatest remedy for throat and lung diseases.
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Herrick Bros
Indiana
Oitto
Congress
Just
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