Elkin seen as coming force in Pennsylvania politics
The Scranton Tribune lauds Indiana’s Elkin as a rising force in state politics, noting his honesty, intelligence, and organizational skill. It criticizes Democrats on history and expansion, contrasts leadership styles of Republicans and Democrats, and mentions Populist shifts, tariffs, and recent events from Paris to Princeton.
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Scranton Tribune
Indiana
Elkin
Pennsylvania
John P. Elkin
Nebraska
Bryan
Commencement Reflections At Indiana School Exercises
Tonight the Indiana school commencement will be held in Library Hall. The speaker muses on school days, old memories, and the enduring power of knowledge to shape future lives and destinies through time from creation to eternity.
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Indiana
Library Hall
Transfers of land and lots across counties and towns
A list of numerous property transfers including 28 acres in Canoe to Daniel Craft for $100, 28 acres in Cherryhill to Flora Campbell for $100, 30 acres in White to George D. Duzean for $370.50, and many more across Banks, Montgomery, Centerville, White, Rich mond, and other townships. Transactions involve heirs, sheriffs deeds, coal lands, and various buyers such as J. T. Hurd, George Rowe Sr., John W. Clark, and Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co. with prices ranging from $1 to several thousand dollars.
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Mary Craft
Daniel Craft
D. E. Thompson
Richmond
J. T. Hurd
John ©. Henry
Cherryhill
Flora Campbell
Barbara Stuchel
White
George D. Duzean
George D. Duncan
George Duncan
Wm. D. Duncan
Christopher Lydie
John St. Clair
Alex, Kinghorn
George Rowe, Sr
L. E. Silvis
Smicksburg
H. M. Barrett
Sarah EB. Moffit
Banks
Henry Prath
Joseph A. McClure
East Mahoning
David J. Piper
Johnston Palmer
Burrell
Charles Palmer
Ada Wangaman
Conemaugh
Susan Louden
George W. Simpson
Montgomery
John W. Clark
Conrad Silvis
Green
Lettice A. Rice
Wm. Steffy
Thomas Barnes
Isaac Steffy
Pine
Cornelia Bracken
Brushvalley Township
John Crawford
J. M. Clawson
Blairsville
Abraham Coffman
Pennsylvania Title & Trust Co
Burrell Township
Mabel Hildebrand
Emma M. Pearce
Clarksburg
Daisy Fulton
Warren Delano, Jr
East Wheatfield
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
Joseph Cramer
Electric Bitters touted as cure for female ailments
Man chester Michigan resident George D Williams praises Electric Bitters after his wife, five years helpless, improves dramatically using two bottles. Ad claims benefits for nervousness insomnia melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness. Also notes local distributors and a painter offer.
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George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Personal Brevities From Indiana County
A digest of social notes and visits in Indiana county for the week. Mrs. Clark Lytle of Crafton. Sheriff Thompson from Johnstown. Miss Mary Hammers visiting Bolivar. Mr. Alk Cunningham from Pittsburg. many residents and visitors named, including attorneys, clergymen, and businesspeople, with travel to Greensburg, Apollo, Saltsburg, and Washington.
Reduced Rate To Wilkesbarre Knights Conclave
Account of Knights Templar of Pennsylvania announces a reduced rate for the Forty-seventh Annual Conclave in Wilkesbarre May 21 to 23 1900. The Pennsylvania railroad will sell round trip tickets from all stations in Pennsylvania to Wilkesbarre and back May 21 and 22, limited to return by May 23. Fare is one limited first class round trip with a minimum of twenty five cents. Tickets exclude passage on the New York and Chicago Limited Express and require continuous passage in each direction.
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Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Knights Templar of Pennsylvania
Wilksbarre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkesbarre
New York
Chicago
Death notices in Blairsville area reflect multiple losses
Elizabeth Zimmers of Blairsville died suddenly from heart trouble at about 2 AM. Survivors include children Jane Hughes Frank H Beacom Julia Cunningham and Robert. William Baird of Rayne township died aged 80 at his daughter’s home. Henry Pease of Rayne township died of typhoid fever aged about 48. Martin Clark Johnston a Civil War veteran died at New Florence. Dorsey Fleming of Blairsville was killed by a train in Lewistown. Margaret Sourwine died at 18 after illness. Mrs. Mary McCurdy of DuBois died of grip at 77. Mrs. Jonathan Cram of South Bend died aged 86. Helen Mead daughter of Rev G W Mead died of diphtheria. Mrs. John McIntyre of Garfield died after months’ illness. William Baylor, 2, died in Blairsville. Volcanic eruptions are grand but skin eruptions ruin life. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve offered as a cure. Rent notice for property near town.
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Elizabeth Zimmers
Blairsville
Blacklick Township
Jacob Zimmers
Jane E. Hughes
Latrobe
Frank H
William Baird
Rayne Township
Wilson Lightcap
Kellysburg
John
Punxsutawney
Washington Presbyterian Church
W. J. Wilson
Church
Henery Pease
Henry Pease
St. Bernards Catholic
McNellis
St. Bernards Catholic Church
Martin Clark Johnston
New Florence
West Wheatfield Township
This County
Third
Ohio Cavalry
G. A. R. Post
Stargaret Sourwine
Margaret Sourwine
William Sourwine
Washington Township
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
M. L. Schmucker
Lutheran Church
Jonathan Cram
South Bend
Bixter Beighley
Vina
Salem
William
Sommie
Westmoreland County
Jacob
Pittsburg
Emanuel
Jeannette
Amos
Butler
Robert
DuBois
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. I. Moore
Homer City
MG. Miller
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moortiead «& Son
Congress
Jack
Senate
Joan &. Fisher
Thompson
Marion
Mkleaid
Blacklick Town
J. Scott Anganey
South Malening
Douglass
Bell
Cuba
Spain
Grant
McKinley
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Sam
Columbia
Princeton, Ill
Coleman
Clark Lytle
Crafton
Johnstown
Clarence Repp
Wilkinsburg
Alk Cunningham
Mary Hammers
Bolivar
John Malcolm
Apollo
R. M. Ewing
Mary Caldwell
Town
Apollo Friends
D. C. Brown
White Township
Greensburg
J. W. Harrocks
Allegheny City
Wm. Stevenson
East End
Messrs
Sim Cunningham, Jr
Charles Gessler, Jr
Samuel Waddle
Conemaugh Township
John M. Leech
Leech
Saltsburg
J. Scott McGahey
South Mahoning Township
Charles Irwin
Big Run
Jefferson County
Fheebe Nixon
Sixth Street
Mary D. Remaley
Eldersridge
Margaret Watson
South Seventh Street
J. W. Robinson
Garfield
Garfield Fire Clay Company
J. K. McElhoes
C. Thompson
Viola Stumpf
Westover
Wm. J. Short
W. D. Lakehart
Turtle Creek
Lou C. Wettling
Newtown
John Wettling
Lizzie Huber
Old Homestead
M. Jack
Washington, D. C
Capitol
D. J. Waller
Normal
St. Louis
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
James Allison
J. C. Buchanan
Horatio
T. S. Neal
John Mrallier
Wallace Stewart
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
C. Graham Adams
Christ Episcopal Church
Indiana County
W. H. Robinson
Campbell
Jacksonville
Robinson
Zenas Stephena
Penn Run
Stephena
Josiah Lydie
Morgan Irwin
Tarentum
Irwin
Allegheny Valley Railroad
David D. Morrow
Morrow
J. W. Calhoun
Armstrong Township
Denver
Colo
T. B Clark
Harrisburg
Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Clark
Palladium Lodge
Stella Knowlton
Harry McCreery
McCreery Coke Company, Limited
Graceton
MecCreery
Colorado
Robert Stewart
D. D
New Wilmington
George R. Stewart
East Philadelphia
Stewart
India
Theological
United Presbyterian Church
Sialkot
Punjab
Stewart Ia
Lillie Baker
Charles Biker
Lottie Grumbling
CF. Denman
Lizzie Keigan
J. C. Henry
Jane Melon
J.B. Kline
E. Marshall
H. C. McIntosh
Alex. R. Bistop
Makinak
Canada
Franklin Sansom
J. C. Welch
Bellevue
Pauline Herzog
Allegheny
Wm. N. Templeton
Mabel C. Reade
Hiram Tayton
Lens Klenzin
Hower A. Stiffler
Maud McCrear
Mike Matoy
Mere Zuburki
Ferdinand FP
Degraw
Annie M. Laird
Wie
T. McLaughlin
Blaiville
Nora B. Clawson
Blairsville L
Jamer City
Neilie O. Coup
Martin
Johnston
Dorsey Fleming
Lewistown
John McCurdy
Mary McCurdy
Grip
John and
Davis
Mason McGaughey
Ephraim Cochran
Helen Mead
Helen
G. W. Mead
John McIntyre
William Baylor
Levi FP. Baylor
Gibson
Loughry & CO
Thz
Watuface Dry Goons Co
Dry Goods Co
J.c.wallace& Son
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
McFarland Foundry
Hugh M. Bell
Edward B. Sweeny
George Faith
William C. Wine
the Clymer Manufacturing Company
HE. A. Pennington
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