Great Coal Developments Coming in Indiana County
Coal negotiations north west of Indiana along Crooked creek may yield several thousand acres to develop coal lands and a new railroad linking Rural Village Armstrong county to Indiana. The plan aims to boost local rail access, farm values, and economic activity while urging fair negotiations between landowners and purchasers. The piece notes political tensions around the Harrisburg bolting movement and Quay gains, with broader implications for Pennsylvania politics and development.
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Indiana
Punxsutawney
Crooked Creek
Indiana County
Rochester, Buffalo & Pittsburg
Armstrong County
Cal
White, Rayne and
Washington Townships
Republican primary results show strong stalwart gains
Four counties held primaries last Saturday with issue defined as Quay versus anti Quay. Butler nominates a stalwart ticket and endorses McKinley and Stone. Blair Crawford and Erie show shifts toward stalwart Republicans while praising McKinley administration and urging Stone continuation. Erie remains true to the party.
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Quay
Butler County
McKinley
Stone
Senate
Assembly
Blair County
Stineman
State Senate
Tower House
Crawford County
Local notes from Punxsutawney and Plumville
Pan totnawney and surrounding towns show a flurry of visits and travel. Families including the Robisons of Punxentawney attend ailing relatives, while J Webster Stiteler and wife move through Pittsburgh and home. Various residents visit Ford City Dayton and Plumville with health and work updates and a lecture planned in the new church on Thursday.
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Icksburg
A. C. Robinson
Panzentawney
Mr. Robinson
Harry Robinson
Puntsutawney
Elizabeth Robinson
Lizzie Crawford
R. Daniel
Ford City
John D. Hajesty
East Brady
Harry Earhart
Dayton
Kemp
Fordham
Maria Robinson
Maria Wells
E L. Jones
Pittsburg
Charles Lukehart
Plumville
R. W. Raleigh
Barto Griffith
Mahaffey
Dollie Braughter
J. D. Garman
Frank Beringer
Somerset County
Simon Rommel
Anderson
Institute
Gettysburg
Edward Lydick
Purchase Line
Presbyterian Banner three months offer at low price
The Presbyterian Banner announces a special three month rate at 25 cents sent by stamps or currency. The paper is described as improved and among the best denominational weeklies with a two page world history chronicle and comment section. It features illustrated timely articles and strong church news edited by Marion Harland, with Pittsburg, Pennsylvania as the publisher.
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Presbyterian Banner
Chronicle and
Presbyterian Church
Banner
Church News
Marion Harland
Presbyterian Banner Publishing Company
Pittsburg
Public sales and auction notices from Indiana county
Public sales list items at farm of Wm Kimple near Chamberaville on April 5 1900 at 1 pm including livestock gears crops and farm equipment with terms cash for under 5 and nine months for 3 and over with security Then another sale at F H Elliott residence Green township on April 11 at noon listing cows calves wagons plows threshing gear and household goods Excerpt notes Dwight L Moody biography in The Saturday Evening Post and private sale at Miss Mary Taylor home with household furnishings Also advertisement for $3 shoes by Sharretts
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T. C. Hothan
James G. Fisher
Cokeville
Cora
Sarah Leard
Blacklick Township
Indiana
Robert Grosse
East Oak Street
Gussie Falcon
Homer City
D. J. Waller
Margaret
Normal
Bloomsburg
B. L. Janker
Greenville
Mercer County
H. M. Lowry
Sixth Street
Wilkinsburg
W. R. Loughry
Pittsburg
W. J. Mitchell
Town
M. Jack
Washington, D. C
J. A. Johnston
Johnston
Richard and
Mark Watson
Hart Daugherty
Irwin
E. Butterbaugh
Turtle Creek
Elizabeth Daugherty
Brashvalley
James K. Dick
Fifth Street
Misa Maggie Cunningham
Reedville
Mifflin County
W.T. Wilson
West Church Street
William Hamilton
Fourth Ward
Brashton
John McFarland
Besa Moorhead
Chestnut Street
Blanche St.Clair
Herminie
A. W. Fay
East End
Sue Williard
Philadelphia Street
J. K. Johnaton
Saltsbury
Margaret Johnaton
White Township
Kate Brickley
Ella Adams
Jacob Harshberger
Bert McClusky
Will Owens
Helen
Owens
Chicago
Gretta
Campbell
James Henry
Blairsville
Charlies Griffith
Pine Township
Griffith
Greensburg
Mr. Griffith
Kinter
Wm. Kimple
Chamberaville
Indiana County
Towit
Chester
D. CG. Mack
JC. Kime
F. H. Elliott
Martintown
Green Township
F. E. Exvpror
S. S. Giscon
Dwight L. Moody
Mr. Moody
W. R. Moody
Saturday Evening Post
Mary Taylor
Markets Report from Pirrsprea and Prersburg
Wheat prices steady across No 2 red and yellow corn quotes with varying bids. Cattle hog and sheep markets in Pirrsprea and Prersburg show steady to higher values on select grades and modest declines for some classes. New York and Cincinnati quotes reflect spot and futures activity across grains and livestock.
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Elgin
Ohio
New York State
Wisconsin
Limburger
New
Prersburg
D. D
New York
Northern
Duluth
Igc
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Indiana Progress
County
A.T. Moorhead & Son
Pri- Maries
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Gogal
Frank Stewart
J. T. Stuchul
Alex. Morrow
Johnstown
D. W. Schrecengost
A. G. Gahagan
John Bricker
Allie Schreeeneost
Hig
Elizabeth McEwen
E. L. Pierce Hen
Missea Tessie
Ellen Marshall
Smicksburg
French
Smickabarg
Sherman Bunyan
Graceton
Dean Stuchul
Salisourg
Nellie Schrecengost
Senator Peal
Mr. Dunamore
Lock Haven
Seal Land
Mr. Kimmel
Elderton
Beeringer
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
M. G. Miller
First United Presbyterian Church
India
A. M. Hammers
J. J. Hare
Margaret Anderson
Sharrette
H. C. Dilts
Derry
Lavina Riddle
Mie
Peter Garman
DuBois
May Scott
George Fulton
Frank Elliot
E. E. Robinson
H. A. Fleming
C. E. Barr
Misa Sue Smith
Misa Jennie Lytle
Mesers
Elliot Owens
Samuel Hughes
Peter Frech
Georgeville
Griffith Ellis
Nell
J. W. McAnulty
John Kinkead
Sistersville
W. Va
Joseph Cramer
Cramer
AJ. Wagle
Railroad Avenue
Blairaville
Fannie Gessler
Wm. H. Grimes
Saltsburg
Usr
Zella Kelly
Taburg
Norris L. Fry
Consmacgh Township
Sarah B. Bly
Owry
George W. Ray
Ween Pon Run
Corsa M. Ralston
Charles BR. Work
Mary E. Books
Sharretts
Cincinnati
KOR
Loughry & CO
J.C. Moore
Saltsburg, PA
W. H. Johnson
Railroad Tresalog
Indiana, PA
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