Indiana Progress Public Notices of Election Officials
A fragmented notice lists subscription terms and publishing contacts for Indiana Progress along with a roster of public officers and election delegates including James Mircuern Jefferson County and John Fisher Indiana. It names state delegates H J Thompson Marion Center and others, plus sheriff prothonotary treasurer and assembly members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.J. Thompsas
Marion Center
J. Dinarr
Tilairsville
Jon S. Fisher
Indiana
Indiana County Republicans Nominate Major Cunningham
Indiana county Republicans urge unanimous nomination of Major T. D. Cunningham for Congress at the next Conference. Born in Blairsville, he served in the Union Army, later ran a bank, chaired manufactories, and held trustee roles. They praise his public service and insist he would command party respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Armstrong
T. D. Cunningham
Blairsville
Judge Cunningham
First National Bank
Slairsville
Board of Trade
Blairsville Land Improvement Company
Blairsville College For Women
Major Cunningham
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veteran Legion
The
Loyal Legion
Presbyterian Church
Indiana County
Republican Convention in St Louis Urges Unity and Principles
The forthcoming National Convention in St Louis will be harmonious. Republican leaders stress the party’s principles over any single candidate and trust the party’s strength will secure a decisive victory. They warn against Democratic rule and forecast revival of business under Republican policy. The era of hard times spurs effort and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Republican Party
Peace
Guioby
Street cleaning and alleys need attention in town
Our street commissioners have begun cleaning and fixing up our streets. We urge city fathers to also clean alleys and remove filth that fuels fevers and other diseases. Old tumble-down stables threaten safety and invite dissipated gatherings. the town council should act before a fire alarm interrupts quiet nights.
St Louis Convention travel plans reveal limited free transport
The notice states free transportation to the St Louis National Convention is not available. Only cheap or special rates for clubs and organizations are possible. Senator Quay cannot offer transport for friends, and even with the convention in Pennsylvania the county cannot secure such access. The piece urges personal conviction and action over excuses, warning against idle behavior and blaming others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
School superintendents elected across multiple counties
A slate of county and city superintendents was elected with varied salaries. Butler S L Cheeseman and E Mackey in Brookville and Clarion respectively won posts, while others like W M Jackson in Kittanning and C A Babcock in Oil City were re elected or newly placed with salary adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
S. L. Cheeseman
E. Mackey
Brookville
R. B. Tutrick
Clarion
A. W. Beer
Franklin
J. B. Bigler
Warren
H. M. Putnam
T. L. Hampton
Kittanning
W. M. Jackson
Huntingdon
G. Rudy
Clearfield
G. W. Weaver
Carwensville
Mercer
L. R. Eckles
Bedford
C. F. Potts
Easton
W. F. Hoch
Freemansburg
Beaver
Charles A. Moore
New Castle
Thomas M. Stewart
Enon Valley
Bellefonte
C. L. Gramley
Robersburg
Lewistown
C. L. Cooper
Oil City
C. A. Babcock
Greenville Woolen Factory expands milling and services
W H Green has moved the Marion Center woolen mill to Greenville and upgraded operations to produce cassimeres blankets carpets and yarns with quick turnaround. Stations receive wool for custom work at Cockport Muncy John Garman Pitman Jirringer Uniontown Jerry Keith Grip and Grisemore. Electric lights planned for day and night operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Green
Marion Center
Greenville
Green
J.mes
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visits and Local Figures
Sheriff Mack Greensburg visitor and Major Kennedy Blairsville figure appear among many town figures. Residents list includes J J Gall Pittsburg. Nesbitt Blairsville. Elkin Indiana. Geesey typhoid. Pattison Campbell's mill. Russell Pitcairn. Mrs McLain Johnstown. W F George Oak Street. Sweeny Tyrone Altoona. Thompson Wilkinsburg. Paul Wilkinsburg Indiana trip. Dr Cass Johnstown. Kate Carson Leechburg. Wilkinson Braddock. Harbison Reynoldsville. St Clair Latrobe. Wehrle Blairsville McKinley Club. Woodside Deckers Point. Y P S C E organized in Disciple church. Peeler bronchitis. Ehrenfeld Greensburg. many local social and business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Greensburg
J. J. Gall
Pittsburg
Nesbitt
Blairsville
Jnc. P. Elkin
Indiana
Scott Geesey
Sixth Street
Major Kennedy
A. &. Pattison
Campbell’s Mill
Charles Russell
Pitcairm
C. J. McLain
Johnstown
W. F. George
Oak Street
M. M. Sweeny
Tyrone
Altoona
Samuel H. Thompson
Wilkinsburg
Charles St. Clair
Latrobe
R. W. Wehrle
New Furniture Store Opens on Philadelphia Street
Mr. Jim A. McNeel opens a furniture showroom in the former Nesbit room on Philadelphia Street displaying parlor and bedroom suites, hall and dining furniture in latest styles. McNeel, long tied to A. H. Apple’s shop, offers household furnishings and invites public inspection. Additionally an ad seeks farmers to buy South Dakota farmland near Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul lines at 7 to 12 dollars per acre with 60 day terms. Executive detail: W. E. Powell, migration agent, Chicago. Also notes teachers state permanent certificate exams in Indiana, June 5 and 6. notify secretary by June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim A. McNeel
J. 8. Nesbit
Philadelphia Street
McNeel
A. H. Apple
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
South Dakota
W. E. Powell
Old Colony Building
Chicago
West Lebanon notes amid local visits and events
Local correspondent lists visitors from Blairsville Apollo and Indiana. Health updates show Miss Maude Anderson improving and Mrs. Cass returning from Johnstown. Denominational services planned, Decoration Day observances arranged, and Elks memorials with floral offerings. Local sports saw Eldersridge beat Kiski 15 to 11, while townsfolk anticipate Ellington lectures by Prof. Alton Lindsey with acclaim from Punxsatawney and Marchand audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Shettler
Indiana
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
J. N. Crusan
Apollo
Maude «Anderson
Dr. Cass
Johnstown
Rev. Littell
West Union Church
C.F. Murray
Grove Chapel to Observe Childrens Day on June 7
Grove Chapel church will observe June 7 as a children's day. Miss Bice Snyder of Sharpsburg visits her father near Grove Chapel. Henry Moore of Crete visited his father Abraham Moore. A reunion of Grove Chapel and Bethel churches is planned at Grove Chapel on June 3. Alice Moore has returned to Wilkinsburg to work in millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Chapel
Bice Snyder
Sharpsburg
Henry Moore
Crete
Abraham Moore
Bethel
Local residents report illnesses and visits in town
Mrs J K Lowe has been ill for days and others including Jacob Stear with a sore hand and Erysipelas, C E Condron returns home after absence since April 1, David Stiteler Jr.. Elmer Lettie back from Braddock. J C Armor visits Clearfield County. C Luther Lowe and W L Robinson return from Jefferson County. Mrs Smathers returns to DuBois after her mother’s death. U V L of this place reorganizes with old members back, six new members initiated and several new membership propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Lowe
Jacob Stear
Oy Gecis
Wee C. E. Condron
David Stiteler, Jr
Elmer Lettie
Braddock
J.C. Armor
Fulton
DuBois
Strongstown Notes and Local Incidents
Strongstown reports include William Strong on the sick list and a wood fire near Vintondale. Visitors John Adams of Hutf and the Gillespie family in Johnstown, while H G Halby injures knee by a falling hatchet. A New York Philadelphia party arrived by special train to Wintondale. Neighbors fought a wood fire between Simmon's mills and David Grow's to protect property. Local school dispute among Henry Lemmon and Thomas Sysler settled without violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Hutf
P. E. Gillespie
Johnstown
H. G. Halby
S. L. Reed
Ebensburg
William Gillespie
New York
Philadelphia
Wintondale
Simmon
David Grow
Henry Lemmon
Thomas Sysler
Eton Township
Georgeville Social Notes and School Progress
Georgeville reports Mr J M Nichol on the sick list. Miss Martin and Mr Don Pontius of Dayton visited Saturday. Miss Mildred Streams is improving after a week of illness. Miss Bell Nichol visits Mrs Dr Dickie of Homer City. Locals attend a lecture by Miss Jane E Leonard of Indiana Normal. The Georgeville select school under Miss Pearl Bush progresses with 32 enrolled and more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Tiffany
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Kate Shorsman
Allegheny City
Sherman
Mollieong
Third Ward
Ellen Taylor
Ligonier
Mary Hughes
Normal
Freeport
Thomas Allen
Philadelphia
J.C. Ewing
Tyrone
Blair Hamilton
Squire McMaster
Greensburg
Roland Cobb
George Buchanan
Harvey
Brushvalley Township
Claridge
Westmoreland County
Jas. Clark
Indiana
A. W. Wilson
Kiskiminetas Springs
Sarah Sansom
Church Street
Joseph Shank
Graceton
J. M. Nichol
Martin
Don Pontius
Dayton
Mildred Streams
Bell Nichol
Near Town
Dickie
Homer City
Jane E. Leonard
Indiana Normal
Georgeville
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Als
Mgel
Joely Printing
Busibear
Indiana Progress Thupmune
Tndiana
Congress
TOD
Cussixau Haw
Buirsville
Congressional Conferciina
Senate
James
Mircuern
Jeerson County
Jows
Elkin
Kadiasna
T.S. Near
North Mahoning
Elveie Prevor
Pui. M. suTros
Assembly
Joux McGacanry
W. Morzgan
North Munhouing
Moh
Hestey, Young
Aram Stuchell
Rayne
George J. Ferr
da. M. M. Davis
Greenville Woolen Factory
John J. Sherman
Progress Office
M. B. Kline
Mr. George
Bethel Church
Daniel Woodside
Deckers Point
Fifth and
Water Streets
Peeler
Sara Ehrenfeld
Lillian Sweeny
A. W. Diven
Wilson
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Joseph Cramer
Jeremiah Ling
Cramer
Stella McLaughlin
J. H. Short
Rayne Township
Eva G. Thompson
Home Missionary Society
R. M. Ewing
McLain Davis
John G. Barr
Dixonville
John J. Sherman, Jr
Muncie
Lizzie A. McCoy
John McCoy
White Township
J. F. Chapman
W. F. Hays
Iowa
Hays
T. C. Kerr
J. E. Lydie
Plumville
Mars
Butler County
Alice Henshey
Los Angeles
Cal
al Wagle
8. F. Nesbit
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Nesbit
Edward Devere
Gessler
John Rankin
Washington Township
Bertha Whitaker
Barnards
Armstrong County
South Fork
Swartzentraver
Wim. Irwin
Irwin
A. S. Cunningham
Alice Mullen
Fourth Ward
B. F. Speedy
A. W. Koch
Sheridan Sabre Company
E. F. Swift
Koch
George
Indiana Electric Company
Water Street
Mount Lebanon
James McLaughlin
McLaughlin
S. F. Warner
Warner
First and Second Ward
E. E. Bacu
West
Lebanon
J. L. Ewing
Eldersrige Academy
J. M. Reed
Saltsburg
J. J. Ewing
Kiski
West Union
Eldersridge
Olivet
South Bend
Elk County
Samuel McQuilken
Foster Lightcap
Prof
Rogers
Annie Fairman
J. K. McElhoes
Alice Moore
Smicksburg
Strongstown
William Strong
Vinton— Dale
Oughrys
OUR Shoe Department
John Kelly
Wanda
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