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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

4

Guaranteed Largest Circulation Who Shall It Be

The campaign managers claim Taft will secure not less than 182 delegates at Chicago, 91 more than a majority. The Progress endorses Knox as Roosevelt's successor and Taft as logical nominee, arguing Roosevelt would not run. Vice President Fairbanks supporters expect a deliberative convention with no clear majority, choosing a candidate who can win in November.

Taft Chicago Pennsylvania United States Knox Roosevelt Jacob H. Schiff State Organization of New York Friends of Fairbanks

Decrease in Liquor Trade Amid Prohibition Drive

Official reports show whisky production in the United States for November 1, 1807 to May 1, 1908 fell 76 percent from the same period last year. In four months Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Maryland produced 1,000,000 gallons less than the prior year, with Kentucky down 57 to 70 percent monthly. Beer taxes indicate a 7 percent drop in two months, portending nearly 4,000,000 barrels yearly. Saloons close across many states under local option. six states are now Prohibition states. The South turns dry as prohibition advocacy grows, while northern local options spread.

Internal’ Revenue Department United States Kentucky Pennsylvania Maryland Maine Georgia North Dakota Kansas Olahoma Alabama Montana Idaho Wyoming Nevada Utah Colorado Arizona New Mexico South Indianapolis News

Gambling Lottery for Vaccinated in Madrid Sparks Interest

Foreign notes report Spain suspends compulsory vaccination by using a lottery. Unvaccinated residents receive free tickets in quarterly drawings as doctors struggle to provide enough lymph. The plan aims to leverage gambling instincts to boost inoculation amid resistance. Also, a Wayne venue couple thanks neighbors for support after the death of Polly son J. McKee.

New York Spain England France Germany Madrid J. M. McKee Wayne @venue Gaden Apoly Sn Dageph McKee

Memorial Day Services and Parade Observances

Memorial Day events in Plumville and surrounding towns plan a 12:30 parade from Main Street led by local bands and veterans to cemeteries for graves to be decorated. 1:30 program at the M TE church features Hon. Harry White, John H. Pierce, Elder Peeler, and others with songs. Memorial sermons follow at Saltsburg M E Church and Smicksburg Lutheran, with veterans from Apollo attending.

Plumville Sagamore Harry White John H. Pierce Peeler Town Grannity R. Foster Robinson G A. R. Post Balteburg Saltaburg George Ryall Presbyterian Church Apollo Saltsburg M. 5 J. F. Biener Allshouse Dayton

Personal Brevities List of Town Visitors and Calls

Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. Dr. Benjamin Coe of Dixonville, Miss Nellie Hetrick of Church street, and Miss Annie Neal of North Point are among those mentioned for travel or visits. Several others including J C Moore, Mrs. Kebler, Wilson Ehey, Harry Christy, and Harry Smith appear with social or business calls in Pittsurgh Blairsville and Greensburg. Notable names include Hon Henry I Wilson of Big Run visiting on Thursday and Mrs. Nichol active at church conventions with ties to local congregations.

Benjamin Coe Dixonville Nellie Hetrick Church Street Pittsburg Annie Neal North Point J.C. Moore Saltsburg George Kebler Blairsville Wilson Ehey Frank Garble Vandergrift Harry C. Christy Harry Smith Indiana G. P. McCartney Church, Street A. T., Bell J. M. Cunningham Church | Street Charlotte A. T. Fetterman Town Pine Flats Henry I. Wilson Big Run Thursay J. T. Cass West Lebanon Nellie the Normal M. J. Hedden Earl Osborne Greensburg Associated Laundrymen Victoria Kehler Phiadelphia Warren Mercer R. M. Wilson Philadelphia Brookville A. B. Melain Archibald Nichol Near Town Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church

Weddings of the Wetk in Rayne Township and Marion Center

McHenry Moore and Martha R Moore, both of Rayne township, wed Wednesday at Rev J N McCoy residence in Marion Center. John H Dixon of Cresson and Martha Campbell of Glen Campbell married May 12 at Cresson by Squire F J Burgaon. Charles R Fark and Mary M Stewart, both of Marion Center, married at Cayode on Thursday by Rev Warnahuls.

McHenry—Moore Harvey , MeHeury Martha R. Moore Rayne Township J. N. McCoy Marion Center Dixon—Campbell John H. Dixon Cresson Martha .Campbell Glen Park—Stewart Charles R. Fark Mias Mary M. Stewart Cayode

First National Bank of Cherry Tree Highlighted as Strong

A short notice extols the First National Bank of Cherry Tree as a strong, conservatively managed financial institution. The ad promotes Hammocks, fall colors, and a Floribel greenhouse in town, inviting readers to view the new product line before it sells out. It also lists pig sales from Chester White breeders and a contact address in Indiana, Pa.

First National Bank of Cherry Tree Henry al

Real Jean Valjean Freed From Michigan Prison

Jonas Allison known as Michigan's Jean Valjean walked out of Jackson prison where his wife and two year old daughter greeted him. His wife held him grateful for her steadfast appeals and guidance, saying she kept him honest and ready to rejoin society. He planned to start work immediately and prove his reformed character after seven years since the bank robbery and a period on the run. His wife moved to Jackson to be near him and push for his release.

Jonas Allison Michigan Jean Valjean Jackson Alison Allison Laura Mrs. Allison John Allison Moline Ill Miss Taylor Mre. Deming Mise Taylor

Burglar Confesses While Hiding Under Desk In Philadelphia

A burglar sneaked into Dr. Ralph Deming’s home at 312 South Fifteenth Street during a pink tea. He hid under a desk as Mrs. Deming and Miss Minnie Taylor chatted, confessed his thefts, and pleaded for mercy before being escorted out, with the women keeping the incident private.

Philadelphia Ralph Deming South Fifteenth Street Mrs. Deming

Liverpool preacher falls into Kirkwood font during sermon

RA D Brandreth of Liverpool England addressed a Baptist church in Kirkwood Missouri. While walking to the pulpit he stepped into an open baptismal pool sunk in the floor and fell in with a splash. He was helped out by the congregation and taken to his daughter's home.

RA. D. Brandreth Liverpool England The Baptist Church Kirkwood Mr. Brandreth C. Hart Mchea

New Indiana Hotel Glasses Exam Advertises Free Service

Examinations free at the New Indiana Hotel with glasses priced from 2 to 8 dollars. Claims headaches and nervousness come from defective eyes and can be permanently corrected by Ma haffey system glasses. No drops or drugs used. Describes eye strain symptoms and argues proper correction ends headaches and eye discomfort.

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