Indiana Progress May 12 1908 editorial roundup on courts and roads
The Indiana Progress discusses Pennsylvania witness rights, urging Snyder's bill to stop unfounded insinuations in court. It cautions printers on fair advertising pricing, argues newspapers bear impact, and favors Keystone building ideas for the St Louis Exposition. It also calls for federal aid for roads, questions Indiana county taxpayers, and notes Gov Pennypacker signed the Salus Grady Libel Bill muzzling newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Schuylkill
Representative Snyder
Pennsylvania Commission
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Cooper
Pennsylvania Sons and Daughters
Old State House
Keystone Building
Pennypacker
Personalities at Pittsburgh and Indiana visits
A string of local residents and out of town guests are listed as visiting relatives, attending meetings, or conducting business. Notables include Edward Rowe Pittsburg visitor, Missee Olie Mack and Bess Moorhead visiting Derry, Senator John Fisher in Philadelphia and New York, and Rev George Rogers in Pittsburg for church diocese events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rowe
Pittsburg
Speedy Johnston
Blairsville
Indiana
R. M. Ewing
Wilkinsbaurg
Olie Mack
Bess Moorhead
Derry
Lesbia Crossman
Trade City
Isaac Smith
Mt. Pleasant
George R. Stewart
Pittaberg
Misa Vivien Woolsey
Wilkinsburg
George Rogers
John H. Brallier
John Hacha
Latrobe
Harry McCreary
Philadelphia
Bosnees
Will Kinter
Mary T. Ray
Water Street
J. M. Cunningham
Charlotte
Pitzburg
C. B. Robertson
Norrmal School
Blairaville
Mabel , White
North Seventh Street
Oo Latrobe
Hugh M. Moorhead
Medico-Ubiturgical College
Virginia Davis
Apollo
Lisa Nora Hoffman
Oak Street
Johnstown
John &. Fisher
New York
Oliver Fry
Greeneburg
Fry
Albert 5
Moorhead
South Sevventh Street
New Florence
W. J. Park
James St. Clair
Church Street
Sarah Thomas
Jett
George S. McCoy
Valdergrift
Max
Birt Root
Railroad Avenue
Equire
J. G. Walker
West Mahoning Township
Lonie Gibson
North Sixth Street
M. H. Hepburn
Chestnut Street
George Marlin
Iain Johnstown
The
Christian Church
Lon McCracken
Vandergrift
Grace Moore
Homer City
Miss Moore
Illinois division superintendent joins railroad family ties
The Illinois Central Railroad division superintendent, son of the late James C. Dill of Dilltown, has many county relatives. Rev Dr Swartz Crawford, Presbyterian pastor, and Mr Crawford left Tuesday for Los Angeles to attend the general assembly of the Presbyterian church. They will be away three weeks visiting western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Mrs. Emily Beringer Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Emily Beringer widow of Barto Beringer of town died at her Washington street home Friday at 7 30 AM after a long cancer illness aged 60 years 10 months Born in Green township she was daughter of the late Barnabas Douglass Survived by brothers Alexander Deckers Point G W Dunlo Frank Indiana and Mrs William Grags Center township She was a Baptist and funeral service was at Indiana Baptist church Monday at 10 AM conducted by Rev Dr A J Forman with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Beringer
Barto Beringer
Washington Street
Green Township
Barnabas Douglass
Alexander
Deckers Point
G. W
Dunlo
Frank
Indiana
William Grags
Center Township
The
Baptist Church
Indiana Baptist Church
A. J Forman
Ineh
Greenwood Cemetery
George L Slaysman Dies at Spokane Veteran of Civil War
George L Slaysman aged 60 son of the late Charles Slaysman of town died at his Spokane Washington home on Wednesday He was a Civil War veteran well known in the west He survived by three brothers a California resident and a sister in New Alexandria The remains will be sent to New Alexandria for interment at Oakland cemetery Mrs Jennie Haden dies in Wheeling West Virginia at 40 Wife of James Haden factory manager for H Northwood & Co She is survived by husband and four children Interment was in Wheeling on Sabbath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Slaysman
Charles Slaysman
Spokane
Wash
Tas
West
Indiana
Charles
California
New Alexandria
Oakland Cemetery
James Haden
Jennie Haden
Wheeling
W. Va
H. Northwood & Co
Plass
Mrs Hannah Hashman Dies at 77 in Homer City
Hannah Hashman widow of Peter Hashman died Saturday at her Homer City home aged 77. She leaves a son and daughter. Funeral services were held Monday at Homer City Baptist church and burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Hashman
Peter Heshman
Homer City
Homer City Baptist Church
Greenwold
Death of George C Pershing in Pittsburg at 33
Mr. George C. Pershing son of Samuel Pershing of New Florence died in Pittsburg on Thursday of typhoid fever, aged 33. He was employed at the store of Joseph Horne. Interment took place at New Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Pershing
Samuel Pershing
New Florence
Pittsburg
Joseph Horne
Social Functions Highlight Town Girls Boys Teams
Town girls basketball hosted the visiting boys at Miss Mildred Thompson’s Oakland avenue home with games and a formal dinner for 25 attendees. The Shakespeare Club banquet at Gold Fellows Hall followed, featuring toasts and vocal performances, while St Agnes Guild plans a social at Christ Episcopal parish house. History Club visited Jacksonville for a chicken and waffle supper, and church services were announced with a rescheduled date due to the writer's illness. Local ads promote kid skin and ladies shoes at Sharretta’s with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Thompson
Oakland Avenue
Syere
Atar
Shakespeare Club
Oold Fellows’ Hall
Thomas Sutton
M. Jack
Onur
George Rogers
John P. Elkin
A. M. Haromere
Inspection of Company F at Library Hall
A large audience witnessed the inspection of Company F at Library Hall on Wednesday evening. Capt W F Elkin presented 57 men in new uniforms while Major Jefferies and Capt Stewart led the inspecting officers. Also present were Col Elder and Maj Hughes of RN Fifth regiment. Inspectors praised the company and Capt Elkin confident they will retain their high rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
W. F. Elkin
Jefferies
Second Brigade
National Guards
Stewart
Regular Army
Col. Elder
Maj
Hughes
RN Fifth Regiment
Elkin
More Horses Stolen In Two County Stables
On May 7 a dark brown mare about 1100 pounds and a top buggy harness were stolen from Lewis Troxel's stable in Youngwood. The same night a pair of matched bay bob tail horses were taken from Mr. Smith's stable in Paintereville Westmoreland County. A liberal reward is offered for their return or information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Troxel
Youngwood
Mr. Smith
Paintereville
Westmoreland County
Grain and Flour Prices Inconsistent Listing
Fragmentary price list shows Butter and Grain items with unclear descriptors. Includes flour winter per sack and per asck, wheat, oats, and corn with unreadable abbreviations and inconsistent spellings. No coherent market action or entities clearly named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seereeeres
Tevebaugh Stott Osteopathy claims and treatment scope
Tevebaugh and Stott osteopathy promote Dr. A T Still’s method of bone, muscle and ligament adjustment to remove obstructions and let Nature heal. They list diseases claimed as treatable from nervous debility to fevers and female disorders, asserting 90 percent cure of chronic cases and 75 percent absolute cures, with offices in Indiana and Kittanning, free consultations and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevebaugh & Stott
Nature
A. T. Still
Kirkaville
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
South Jefferson Street
Kittanning
Indiana Pa. Merchant Miller Promotes NorthWest Flour Line
H Learn of Indiana Pa represents Geg C Christian of Minneapolis a major flour manufacturer. The ad touts Superlative Best Cyclone Ivory New Century Tornado and Perfection flour lines as produced by a large northwest milling concern with emphasis on scientific care and consistent quality. Local merchants listed include Harry E MacNeel W A Bence V M Cunningham Mann J O Stadtmiller Myers Jene Monte Harbison Henderson and Hasinger Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Geg. C. Christian
Minneapolis
Sons of Pai
Geo
Tian’s
Harry E. A. MacNeel
W. A. Bence
Vv. M. Cunningham
Mann
J. O
Stadtmiller
Ra Myers
Jene Monte
Harbison & Henderson
Hasinger Broa
Celebrated Acre Sold to Geo Garman in Indiana County
Geo K Garman now owns the celebrated acre after purchasing from Barto Garman of Beringer. Viewings scheduled Mondays and Thursdays in Grisemore, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in Strongstown, and Fridays and Saturdays at E P Coble farm west of Beringer post office. Also items for sale include a small farm with buildings and stock, immediate possession, and a box notice for details. Seeds from White Star and Rural New Yorker sold by M H Johnston of White township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. K. Garman
Barto Garman
Beringer
Grisemore
Strongstown
E. P. Coble
Indiana, Pa
New Yorker
M. H. Johnston
White Township
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Indiana Progress
County
A. T. Moorhead & &0N
Butler Herald
Congress
Uncle Sam
Robert D. Wilson
D. D
Princeton Seminary
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Younkins
Town
John Stoneback
Blacklick
United States Court
Keller Harris
William Jewart
South Mahoning Township
Susie George
J. M. Stewart
Womans’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
M. H. Dick
Grace Black
Cherryhill Township
Alerton
College Springs
John Hile
Hoboken
William
Oliver Hile
Greensburg
Jacob Hile
J. Telford
East
Gerge Rogers
Episcopal Church
St. Peters
Foster Myers
Mire
Harry Short
Rayne Township
W. R. Myers
South Sharon
Josiah Lydick
South Seventh Street
Madge
Preston Reed
Iowa
R. F. Templeton
Martintown
Edgar Moorhead
Third Ward
United States Geological Surveyors
Monongahela House
Linda Detwiler
Iain Derry
Grace Klingen Smith
Bere
Berringer
Harry Weamer
Saltsburg
George Douglass
Azia Smail
Plumville
A. Glass and Son
Blair
Center
W. O. Smith
T. M. Kurtz
Punxsutawney
Smith
Harry R. Dill
Evansville
Ind
Dilltown
Dill
Oughry’s
TOV DT
Philadelphia St
SZ Co
Gforge
Pershing
Church News
First United Presbyterian Church
This Place
E. Lee Percy
Sharretta
Sharratts
Patrick Lyons
Ase Berths McClellan
Are Rossiter
Rosalter William H. Conner
Dixonville
Alice Pardee
Joseph Gach
Emme Hoffman
Pineton
Martin W. Bergman
Grant
Nora Stiffler
Grant James Gill
Olive Postlewait
Inslow Winslow Forest
H. Carney
New Comerston
Alice Gilhousen
Dixonville Huey
Montgomery
Elmer Renter
Lewis Trouxst
Youngwood, Pa
Bella Mills
Jason W. Canyon
Alto
James A. Byees
N. McKelvey
Clyde
H. Learn
Young Prince
Frank Keener
E'S
Frank Hammers
G. M. Hammers
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