Indiana County Progress Opinion on Republican Primaries
The Indiana County Progress celebrates a strong straight Republican showing in last Saturdays primaries. It denounces Flinn and coalition building with Democrats, praising 46 years of unbroken Republican victories and predicting a strengthened party in the county and state. The piece notes allied benefits for national politics and mentions coal exports to Germany as economic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Commonwealth
Flinn
Progress salutes county support for Republicans in primary win
The Progress thanks friends across Indiana county for backing Republican principles in the recent primary. It notes the victory reflects commitment to principle over individuals, calls Republicans to unite for November under McKinley, and urges continued orderly elections free of drunkenness and bribery. Arbor day proclamations by Governor Stone and the gold standard law signature are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
McKinley
United States
Money in Circulation Rises 33 Percent in Under Four Years
The statement notes that United States money in circulation has grown by 33 percent in less than four years, challenging Democratic claims from 1896 that increased circulation required free silver adoption. The remark emphasizes contrast between policy and monetary expansion despite prior party assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Personalities Visit Town in Wandering Roundup
A series of brief notices records visits by local and distant residents across towns including Pittsburg, Johnstown, Washington D C, Blairsville, and Indiana. Names such as A T Taylor John Faint Edward Sutton Thad Bush and many others are listed along with destinations and travel contexts over Sabbath and weekdays.
Official Returns of the Republican Primary 1900
Official returns show state delegate votes: H B Mc Intire 5131 Dr T D Stephens 6424 RT Neal 6328 and national delegate M J Lewis 5574.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McIntire
T. D. Stephens
Neal
M. J. Lewis
Local Visitors and Moves Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Dr. Graham plans to move his family to Indiana next week. Mr and Mrs Rankin of Carbon County Wyoming returned from Elderton with Mr J W Fisher of Washington Township. Mr and Mrs Nash Lohr hosted most of their children over Sabbath including Charles Lohr from Punxsutawney Fred Brolin from Johnstown and Frank Lohr from Scottsdale. W M Lynch a Medico Chirurgical College student visited and offered James Hammers a place as full back next season and Ed Wood a coaching position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Taylor
Pittsburg
John Faint
Johestown
Edward Sutton
Princeton
Thad Bush
Butler
C. R. Stewart
Arnold
W. F. Hays
Muscatine
Indiana
Clark Daugherty
Jeannette
E.E. Conrath
Johnstown Tribune
Will Sweeny
Joseph Smith
Washington, D. C
Messrs
Phil Warden
James McKee
Johnstown
8. M. Jack
Belle and
Essie Schwartz
Town
Blairaville
W. H. Sterner
Deckers Point
John 8. Taylor
Maude Porterfield
Oil City
Isi
H. J. Kinkead
Church Street
Thomas Shannon
Apollo
Misa Amy Shaub
Crawfordtown
Ill
H. F. Pertie
Wallace Stewart
Philadelphia Dental College
Lewis George
Blairsville
D. E
D. R. Pringle
John Brallier
Medico Chi Dental College
Philadelphia
D. J. Waller
Normal
Teachers’ Institute
Chicora
Butler County
Sadie Thomas
John Thomas
New York City
J. M. Dixon
Bert Job
W. S. Buchanan
Dixonville
Larimer
W. O. Buchanan
Elizabeth Lowman
Stumpt
Washington, Pa
E. ER. Hammond
Bolivar
Graham Adams
Christ Episcopal Church
Jeffersonville
Ind
Dr. Graham
Joseph Rankin
Carbon County
Elderton
J. W. Fisher
Washington Townip
Nash Lohr
South Seventh Street
Charles Lohr
Punxeutawney
Fred Brolin
Frank Lohr
Scottsdale
W. M. Lynch
Medico Chirurgical College
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Claims Health Boost
An advertising notice extols Dr King's New Life Pills as enhancing stamina and bodily power. It cites benefits for brain and body, urging purchase at local drug stores in Indiana Homer City Blairsville and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. J. Moore’s
Homer City
M. G. Miller’s
Blairsville
Deaths: Mrs John Huzzy and Infant Son Claimed
Mrs John Huzzy of Blairaville died Thursday morning after a months long lung illness. Funeral services were in Blairsville Protestant church Saturday with interment in Blairsville cemetery. An infant son of Mr and Mrs W J Conner of Dixonville died Friday evening from measles. Funeral services were held Saturday by Rev Fero with interment at Dixonville.
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John Huz2zy
John Huzzy
Blairaville
Blairsville Protestant
Blairsville
W. J. Conner
Dixonville
Fero
Infant daughter of Crawford family dies in Smicksburg
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Crawford of Smicksburg died Wednesday evening at age 18 months. Burial followed Friday at Smicksburg Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crawford
Smicksburg
Smicksburg Lutheran Cemetery
Estate of Margaret Wallace Probate at Greensburg
The will of Margaret Wallace of New Florence is probated at Greensburg. Maggie C Brown receives land in West Wheatfield and all clothing. If Brown dies without heirs, property passes to James Crawford. If he dies without heirs, estate goes to Wallace direct heirs. Personal property to Crawford. Codicil dated July 6 1887 revokes real estate bequest to Crawford if Brown dies without heirs, placing it in trust for his maintenance.
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Margaret Wallace
New Florence
Greensburg
Maggie C. Brown
West Wheatfield
James Crawford
Crawford
Brown
Society Happenings at First Presbyterian Church Event
The Young People’s Christian Union of the First United Presbyterian church will host a goital in the church Thursday evening with a spelling bee as a feature. The Christian Endeavor society will hold a social Friday evening. Miss Nellie Livingston of South Tenth street hosted twenty friends for a birthday party Friday evening.
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Young People’s Christian Union of
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Goital
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Nellie Livingston
South Tenth Street
Ice deliveries to Littst r pond next summer by KELLA HAREIS
Former patron announces return to ice business with daily wagon deliveries. Large supply of pure spring water ice secured for Littst r pond. Season to open soon.
Spring Term Opens at State Normal School Indiana Pa
The State Normal School of Indiana Pennsylvania will begin a fourteen week spring term on Tuesday April 3 1900. Students may be admitted at any time and training includes email classes taught by capable teachers as a specialty.
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State Normal School of
Indiana
James G. White Sells Driving Horse to Greensburg Buyer
James G. White sold his dark brown driving horse last week to a Greensburg party. He received a handsome price for the animal.
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James G. White
Greensburg
Marriage Licenses and Obituary Fragments from Rayne Township
May Levaria Swartz daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 T Swartz Rayne township aged 8 years and 10 months. Poem notes May's passing with religious reflections. Also a probate notice for Geo W Hooi estate in Indiana borough. Adeline M Hood cited with claims and debt reminders dated March 21 1900.
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Levaria Swartz
T. Swartz
Rayne Township
May
Jesus
Vale of Tears
Golden Gate
Geo. W. Hooi
Indiana
Adeline M. Hood
Lida Ann Overdorff
Indiana County
J. A. Crossman
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Germany
Europe
Stone
Con- Assembly Gress
Armagh
Seeee
M. Elliot
Armstrong
T. E. Wachob
Banks
John Salagiver
Blacklick
Overdorff
Charles L. Spires
Bisksville
1St Ward
Norman Lewis
Jay Brintlinger
Brushvalley
James R. Altimus
Buffington
D. C. Soyater
Burrell
Alj
D. T. Palmer
Simon Lear
Canoe
Iddo M. Lewis
Center
P. Hildebrand
Cherryhill
A. L. Deibl
L. D. Pitman
Conemaugh
J. N. Robinson
Calvin Miller
R. McMastern
Grant
Glen Campbell
Walter H. Ayers
Greeney Avon
Porter Rice
D. H. Fitzhontz
H. A. Boggs
Te “ Annes
J. Blair Sutton
Aea Os
Griffith Ellis
D. C. Mack
Jacksonville
Jenene
J. A. Downey
Mahoning
East
E. N. Simpson
McQuilken
E. Roney
Booth
Wees
W. P. Miller
Marion Center
J. C. Bovard
G. Mi Bea
John F. Glasser
Salteburg
J. C. Moore
Bhelocta
John Russel
P. Mack
B. Walbeck White
Peaee Erste Syenaeenns
Lewis Wissinger
John Gemmell
Young
Oa i. Whepenrepeene Bae Tanbenneer
Coulter
Marck
John N. Banks
Gus Peage
Letitia Galley
D. A. Bowman
Center Township
Delsie M. Bowman
Sherman F
Jennie E. McCracker
Plomville
Alvin White
Eae
Hortons
Mary E. Brickell
Wm. W. Telfor
Nina I. Cribbs
Charles Stiteler
West Mahoning
Minnie I. Wells
South Mahoning
Harry Uneaphe -Gien Campbell
Mattie M. B. Reed
Loughry & CO
Deal Family
Oldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
Pallace Dry Goods
Brussels
Wallaer Dry Goops Company
J.c.wallace& Son, Proprietors
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
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