Polling Parish Yearly Barange on May 4 1893
Polling day details list Republican ticket candidates for Congress Assembly Register and Recorder District Attorney and County Surveyor. Names include Isptana Thompson Lard and Veart with various locale at 31-25 Enth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enth Street
Congress
Jack
Isptana
Assembly
LF Thompson
Marion
K. Lard
Buaekuck
Register and Recorder
Jamis S. Veart
Indiana
Mom. Maan
Tablas
Mourliead
Simana
Soldiers at Mt Gretna Pleas for Protection and Patriotism
The article reflects on Pennsylvania soldiers at Mt Gretna enduring cold snow hunger and lack of supplies, viewing the experience as formative for future service. It commends their conduct and calls for better provisioning and displays of national pride in schools, linking military readiness with moral lessons and open Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Mt. Gretna
Mt. Grena
N.G. 2
Mit
Gretna
Cor. van A. Stoxt
John Wanaqwaker
Col. Stone
Dewey style naval show inspires Indiana rally for Company F
Amid wartime fervor and parade talk a Mt Gretna farewell for Company F triggers praise for Admiral Dewey and American flags. Westminster defeats Normal in a Monday baseball at Normal Park with Edmundson Chambers and Toole among scorers, Wilhelm and MeSim sharing pitching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Park
Westminster
Westminster- Eboal
Sim
Davies
Toole-Fulton
Crossman Opens Court In New Holding Indiana
James A Crossman becomes the town’s third justice of the peace as the terms of Squires James Fenton and G J Keller expire. He maintains a snug office at 11 South Ninth Street Third Ward and will perform marriages, offering the first ceremony free of charge to introduce himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James Fenton
G. J. Keller
James A. Crossman
Crossman
South Ninthstreet
Third Ward
Squire Crossman
Sure La Grippe Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the sole remedy for grippe like illness. It claims the tonic targets the liver stomach and kidneys, restoring energy and appetite, with a guarantee or refund. Available at Hildebrand in Indiana Moore in Homer City and Miller in Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. I Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Do You Want a Daily War Time Subscriptions
The Progress offers clubbing rates for readers to subscribe to daily papers including the Progress with Pittsburg daily Times at 3.00, with Pittsburg daily Commercial Gazette at 3.50, and with the New York World three times a week at 1.65. All arrearages must be paid to qualify. Address orders to THE PROGRESS, Indiana, Pa. The largest show of the season tonight at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburg Daily Times
Pittsburg
Daily Commercial Gazette
New York World
Indiana
Spain in Revolt Feared as Debates Tarnish Unity
In a parliamentary session General Weyler entered to separate Republicans and Carlists while Senors Salieron and Sagasta clashed over war credits and accountability for the monarchy. Martial law provoked protests as Weyler warned of crisis and blamed the government for weakness, predicting dark times ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Salieron
General Weyner
Salateron
Senor Segasta
Senor Sagasta
General Weyler
Falma
Majorca
Spain
Weyler
Enlistment Day at Camp Hastings Inspires Volunteers
The First brigade of the Pennsylvania national guardsmen mustered 3680 on site. 2211 volunteered for a two year U S service, while 431 officers and men did not, including older and unfit individuals. Colonel Bowman suffered a fall during inspection and was taken to hospital with painful injuries. Governor Hastings presided as Morill read the enlistment formalities and most officers pledged to serve. detailed counts show high volunteer rates across regiments with small declines. Butter 18 cents and eggs 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Mount Gretya
Camp Hastings
United States Army
Pennsylvania National Guardsmen
United States Volunteers
Bowman
Eighth Regiment
Morrill
Ralston
Pennsylvania
Battery A
Gray Invincibles
Philadelphia Cavalry
Personal notes from Indiana County and vicinity
Mrs M C Watson is in Pittsburg today and many residents are listed as visiting towns such as Johnstown Philadelphia Greensburg and Greensburg on various days. The column notes numerous individuals including attorneys architects and officials visiting Pittsburg Johnstown Harrisburg and surrounding communities with movements and brief purposes.
Weddings of a Week Aess Marries Miss Marts
Rev Freas Hess of Newrytown weds Miss Ela Marts of Conemaugh township in a Salisburg M E church home ceremony. The marriage took place Wednesday at 5 pm before about 20 guests, officiated by Rev R B Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aess-Marts
Freas Hess
Newrytown
Ela Marts
Conemaugh Township
R. B. Carroll
M. E
Salisburg
John Marts
Marriages of McAnulty Sprankie and Dias Taylor
Mr. Ambrose McAnulty and Miss Cora Chambers, Minneapolis, were married in that city. Martin Hoop and Pearl Sprankie wed near Elkin at the bride’s uncle’s home. Charles Dias and Mary Taylor, Nineveh, married at Johnstown and now honeymooning in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose McAnulty
Cora 5. Chambers
Minneapolis
Minv
McAnulty
James 5. McAnulty
Buterbaugh Magee Nuptials Reported in Two Local Marriages
Horace E. Botesaugh a Grant township merchant wed Bliss Essie Magee at the groom’s home on Tuesday at noon with Rev. Dannire officiating in Homer City. O A McMillan of Ambrose married Miss Winifred Nolf of North Point at the Lewis House parlor on Wednesday by Rev. G Theynolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medfillen
Ambrose Winifred Nolt
Wedworth Point
Obadiah Gromley
Montgomery
Lula Walker
Joseph Jellisay Auas
Millwood
Susan T. Rhey
Lea Millwood
Indiana
George F. Ayoolwtemy
Dodiana Axa T Mary Lydie
Sos F
Essie M. Magee
Burnside
Albert A. Rutter
Weat Wheatfield
Emma C. Hall
West Wheatfield
Iida
W.L. Detar
Blairsville
Lydia A. Balentine
Henry Steving
Sixth Street
Jail
Buterbaugh-Magee
Horace E. Botesaugh
Grant Township
Bliss Essie Magee
Dannire
Homer City
Lutheran pastor marks 14th year in charge
Rev. Lewis Hay enters year fourteen as pastor of the Lutheran church after a Sabbath sermon praised by the congregation. Rev. Willian Nichol departs for a western trip to visit friends in Iowa and Indiana and to attend the United Presbyterian general assembly in Omaha, Nebraska, later this month. Communion is offered each Sunday morning and local preaching plans include D. M. Kinter delivering sermons on Ignorance of Self and God's Dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Neb
D. M. Kinter
J. B. McAninch
Tionesta
A. T. Bell
Spring Deeds Filed In Register's Office Week
Weekly deed notices show transfers in Shelocta Indiana West Wheatfield Armstrong Blairsville Pine Blacklick Burrell and other townships. Transactions include Laura D. King from Mary King for 150 dollars and Elizabeth G Crooks to Ezabeth G. Crooks for 30 dollars among many other parcels and sums. Harrisburg reports include state treasury changes and new appointments with Beacom Greenwalt McCauley Mylin and Jones in key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Mary King
Shelocta
Laura D. King
D. B. McCullough
Indiana
Bell Walker
Susan Rice
West Wheatfield
Daniel Hendricks
Harriet B. Caldwell
Armstrong Township
M.S. Craig
James 3. Robinson
West Wheatfield Township
Andrew Hiram
Mary J. Robinson
G. T. Crooks
South Mahoning Township
H. J. Crooks
Ezabeth G. Crooks
Harrisburg
James S. Beacom
B. J. Haywood
George Graham
Allegheny
H.C. Greenwalt
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Thomas M. Jones
Public Printing and Binding
Thomas J. Bell
Amos H. Mylin
Levi McCauley
Mylin
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THE
Indiana Progress
Subjec
TE. E. Robgins
Rabbins
Ames
Tvis
Indiana County
America
Dewey
Manila Harbor
Soldier Boys
Old Indiana
G. P
McKinley
Ts Puritan
Puritan
Mr. Gretna
Dow
Opera House
State Guard
M. C. Watson
Jon R. Caldwell
Johnstown
John P. Elkin
Philadelphia
D. B. Taylor
Greensburg
E. M. Lockard
H. E. Clark
Glen Campbell
William Coach
Livermore
Wettling
M. T. Steele
Elkin
Calvin Bley
Punxsutawney
John Patton
Noah Adler
Annie Banks
Agnes Wilson
Wiliam Wike
Wilkinsburg
Rayne Township
William Irvin
Apollo
Fom E. Hildebrand
Pittsbore
United States Court
Phyllis Youn
D. H. Lucas
James Ruffner
J. A. C. Ruiner
Maud Buchanan
Mechanicsburg
H. S. Buchanan
Oak Street
John MM. Leach
Waterstreet
Altoona
D. J. Waller
Normal
Irwin
E. J. G. Graff
Wilson
Freeman Wilkinson
William H. Gleazen
G. W. Hood
Robert Mitchell
North Sixth Street
Company F
Harvey McGregor
James McGregor
Falls Creek
Johnsonburg
Harriet Ritchey
Saltsburg
BE. L. Young
Elderton
Young
Florence Gilbert
Elders Ridge
Long
G. W. Gilbert
B. H. Lichteberger
Mins Lottie Moorhead
J. W. Morrow
S. M. Bell
Tizzie Benford
Sykesville
Clinton McKee
Samantha Wyncop
Deckers Point
Uniontown
Wyncoop
Amanda Anderson
Willet
Our City
Anderson
Charles D. McComish
McComish
Dravesburg
William Griffith
Grisemore
Griffith
J. S. Amond
Cherryhill Township
Justice of the Peace
Clawson House
Thomas & Wissinger
Schwenksville
J. M
Silas F. Templeton
Wm. T. Smith
Church News
Ayer
H.R. Wildey
Mary Davis
W. Ray
John W. Hal
Guardian
Robert M. Wilson
Martha B. Kuhns
Burrell Township
Nancy Underwood
Rachel Brown
Pine Township
Samuel L
J. Scott McGaughey
L. B. Kinsey
John McGiveneny
Library Hall
Andrews Opera Company
Martha
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