Will the Trusts Be an Issue in Politics
The piece reviews how trusts shape party strategy, noting the Republican stance against trusts since 1885 and the Democrats relying on silver and territorial isolation. It argues state laws best curb trusts, while acknowledging not all trusts are harmful and naming ongoing political debates and public sentiment. It contrasts Cuban war rolls with domestic political tensions and hints at social events and local civic notes in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
Globe
Personal Brevities Highlight Numerous Visiting Notables
Sheriff T. Neal visits Pittsburg while J Harry Smith and W R Calhoun travel from Altoona and Blairsville. Clergy and academics like Rev L R Wylie and Dr C L Stevens attend General Assembly events. Dozens of residents from Johnstown Blairsville Indiana and Punxsutawney are listed visiting relatives, attending churches, and traveling for work or study.
Elderton Churches See Sermons And Farewells
In Elderton on Sabbath presiding pastors and visiting alumni reflected church and school life. Rev W T Anderson, a returned missionary from India, spoke at Second United Presbyterian and inspired a $10 collection for missions. Richard and Mark Watson, Eldersridge Academy students, visited parents. Mark shines on the baseball team while Richard prepares for graduation with second honors. Mrs Armour Mullen of Third ward returned from Massillon for Henry Beatty’s funeral. Beatty’s wife is a county resident and cousin to Mrs Mullen. Mr Mark W Ray of Pittsburgh attended the funeral of his mother Mrs James McHenry and is head bookkeeper at Walter Robertson Drug Co. in Pittsburgh. He owns stock and travels to Indiana for local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Pittsburg
J. Harry Smith
Altoona
W. R. Calhoun
Blairsville
E. M. Lockard
Third Ward
Greensburg
Harry ©. Getty
Indiana
Robert Wilson
Allegheny City
William McEl
M. R. Cook
Jeannette
L. R. Wylie
Penn Run
Sarah Owens
South Seventh Street
Johnstown
Emma Hamilton
Georgeville
G. Walback
Cora
Brushvalley Township
Laura B. Walker
Normal
Jessie Bell
A. L. Gibson
Winslow
Jefferson County
Penn
Frank Jones
Helen
Punxsutawney
J. M. Laughlin
Anna
Robert Hamill
United Presbyterian Seminary
Due West
D. C
John McGiffen
Brookville
Whitely Machine Company
8. M. Jones
Railroad Avenue
Mary
Eldershige
Olive Buterbaugh
Kittanning
Catherine Creps
Rayne Township
John Taylor
John
Joseph McNeil
Oak
Eighth Streets
Bell Taylor
Mansfield Brown
East End
William H. Altemus
Strongstown
Altemus
A. M. Stewart
California
Second United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
H. Q. Graham
James Given
Rochester Mills
General Assembly of the
Misa Kate Davis
J. M. Glassford
Kenwood
Howard Balentine
Mission College
Norfolk
Balentine
Indiana Normal
C. L. Stevens
Athens
Bel
Savilla Smith
Stevens
State Medical Society
D. C. Wilson
D. D
Tarkio Mission College
Tarkio
Dfo
Mr. Wilson
A. W.wilson
Murray
Vermont
Michigan
Canada
James Evans
Homestead
James Feath
Feath
A.T. Lowry
White Township
R. E. Young
City
Medico-Chirurgical College
Stanley A. E. Brallier
J. Buff Jackson
Albis
Jackson
Town
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian
Elderton
Armour Mullen
Massillon
Henry Beatty
Beatty
Mullen
Richard
Mark Watson
Ralph Barnett
Eldersridge Academy
Mark
Academy
Mark W. Ray
James McHenry
Ray
Walter—Robertson Drug Co
W. T. Anderson
India
Discovery outshines Klondike finds in Texas claim
Beating the Klondyke tale hails A C Thomas of Marysville Texas who credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing years of consumption and hemorrhages. He claims gold pales beside this cure and would pay $100 a bottle. The remedy also purports to cure asthma bronchitis and throat and lung ailments with trial bottles free at local outlets.
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A. C. Thomas
Marysville
Tex
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand’s
Indiana
W. I. Moore's
Homer City
M. G. Miller’s
Blairsville
WON AND LO Summary Of Baseball And Weddings In One Issue
Two two hits by Ganble Inger sol and three base hit by Ingersol highlight a 13 to 5 Normal Park win over the University of Pennsylvania. Juniors beat seniors 13 to 7 in a Normal class game. Normal and Cokeville second base ball 15 to 5. Weddings list Ling-Whyte Dawson-Patterson Stiles-Stewart Boucher-Baker Payton-Harris Costipranc? Costопрan? Two pensions granted Mrs Stiles Gourley. May 1 due date for mercantile licences and other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganble
Ingersol
Stuuck
Gealey
Normal Park
University of Pennsylvania
Normal
Edwards
St. Clair
Simons
Chapman
Wiggins
Cokeville Club
Public School Commencement Yields 1999 Diploma Winners
The Indiana public schools class of 1999 held commencement in Library Hall on Wednesday evening. Twenty five seniors, six boys and nineteen girls, received diplomas as Attorney J N Langham presented them. The program featured music by Misa Millhouser and Miss Carrie Sweeney, readings by Misses Woods Hasinger Cunningham and Fleming, and the class history by Miss Lovelace. New Store at Vintondale opens near Vinton Lumber Company mills led by B W Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Public Schools
Library Hall
Misa Millhouser
Blairsville
J. M. Welch
Second United Presbyterian Church
Pearl ‘Woods
Miss Woods
Carrie Hasinger
Besse Cunningham
Bregenz
Carrie Sweeney
Earnest Livingston
Clare Mullen
Jack Hall
Elsie Keblér
Della Fleming
Bernice Wine
Flying Jim
Harry Getty
Mabel White
Jessie Grosse
Edna Bruce
Miss Bruce
Misa Irene Anderson
Crimson and White
J. N. Langham
Eaton M. Bruce
Gay Morris
Clement
Busy Blacksmith T B Ray In Winton Dale
A notice describes T B Ray a prominent blacksmith at Winton dale who formerly lived at Pine Flata. He maintains a large trade due to lumber hauling in the area and other work. Farmers and shoppers are urged to visit White's restaurant on Philadelphia street for meals and lunches, with clean service and reasonable prices.
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T. B. Ray
Wintondale
Pine Flata
White’s
White Building
Philadelphia Street
Sabbath School Organized at East Pike Schoolhouse
Sabbath school was organized at the East Pike schoolhouse in White township. Mr. S. M. Work was elected superintendent and Mr. Joseph Dickey assistant. The school will meet every Sabbath afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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East Pike
White Township
S. M. Work
Joseph Dickey
Lutheran Ants Meet at Homer City Conference Sessions
The Conemaugh Lutheran Conference of the Pittsburg Synod met in Homer City for a spring session with sermons and discussions on pastoral duties church growth and the value of church papers. Debates covered conversion, sanctification errors, and scripture study. a closing thanks noted Homer City hospitality. Two wills filed also noted, Margaret Herron and Jacob Rish. A restaurant plug ends the item.
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Conemaugh Conferences
Homer City
Conemaugh Lutheran Conference
Pittsburg Synod
Revof McMastere
Blairsville
W A Hartman
Avonmore
Rey Schmacker
Willet
John Tomlinson
Grove Chapel
J N Poffinberger
Vandergrift
HL Yarger
Board of Church Extension
Lewis Hay
Mr Hay
MS Kemp
Smicksburg
J C N Park
Leechburg
Rey J A Plickinger
Rey S A Shanks
Beally
Margaret Herron
Center Township
Register
G. Walback
J. G. Campbell
James
William Peddicord
Jonathan Ferrier
Dias
Abby Jane Shafer
Eva A. Grambling
Catherine Altimus
James L. Zack
Margaret
Lizzie Patchin
Jacob Rish
Canoe Township
Jacob
Jacob Rish, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.T. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Germany
Cuba
Cris
Dewey
Lytle
Shelocta
Christian Endeavor of
Christian Church
Isaac Griffith
Lewis
John H. Pierce
North Fifth Street
Isaac Warner
John B. Reed
Green Township
John Keating
Stiles-Stewart
G.C. Stiles
Frances Stewart
Squire James Mardis
Boucher-Baker
Harry 8. Boucher
Spangler
Misa Jettia M. Baker
Dixonville
John E. Kanarr
Frank H. Daugherty
Costiprance
Elmer L. Cost
Mise Elsie France
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Irwin
Margaret Stiles
Croft
Samuel A. Gourley
Saltsburg
Sutton
W. A. P. Chub
Eldersridge
Western University of Pennsylvania
Academy Boys
Ingersoll
Bartley
Elderseidge
Gamble
McMuhen
France
Baker
Reynolds
Watson
R Reed
Cass
K Cabell
Shes
Iy Bartley
B. Hanes i Steele
Sleppy
P&m
Togers
Earl
Kailock
Berry
Boucher
Spangler Jettie M. Bakereen
J. W. Gray
Nowrytown
Mina O
James S. Snyder
Ea Campbell Mertie Ruffner
Glen Campbel
Ferdinand Hi
Sarah J. Stiffey
Newrytown
Harv HL Ling
Flora
Whyte
Eatfield
Adam Sioski
Glen Campbell
Anna Igmitamos
Len Campbell
Charles H. Moore
Mercer Co
Felton Blacklick
Henry Patterson
Montgomery
Tip Tillie Patterson
John E. Montgomery
Vontimore
Esther E. Smeltzer
J.C. McGregor
Vintondale
Mix
B. W. Shaffer
Vinton Lumber Company
Will
Loughry’s
Clothing Department
Hat Department
W.R. Loughry & CO
Barlington
Vinton Lumber Co., Limited
Clearfield Lumbermen
Blacklick Creek
Cambria
Buffington
Pine Townships
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A. W. Lee
E. J. Hoover
George M. Dimeling
W. B. Townsend
Matilda J. Walback
S. G. Walback
David and
Matilda Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Robert
David
Samuel
Johns
William
East Wheatfield
James W
M. E
Heshbon
G. M. Allshouze
Germany Lutheran Church Cemetery
Weat Wheatfield Township
E Co . George
Blacklick, Pa
Lutheran Ants
White
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