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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1894

Page

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Republicans of Pennsylvania Nominate Ticket at Large Convention

The largest state GOP gathering in years met at Morrisburg with 257 of 264 delegates present. Theodore L. Hood named permanent chairman. Daniel Hastings, Walter Lyon, Amos Mylin, James Latta, Galusha Grow, and George Huff named to statewide offices. The platform backs bimetallism, protected industry, and immigration controls, and endorses new rules for party organization and nomination procedures.

Hastings Lion Mylin Latta Grow and Huff Morrisburg Louis Wagner Philadelphia Theodore L. Hood Crawford County Daniel H. Hastings Walter Lyon Amos H. Mylin James W. Latta Galusha A. Grow George F. Huff Gilbert Republican Party Pennsylvania General Assembly

Attempted Robbery Targeting Dr Waller's Horse

A suspicious man was seen entering Dr Waller's stable on Railroad Avenue near the Normal last Wednesday night. The horse was saddled and bridled when Mr Waller and the night watchman arrived, but the thief fled before capture and no clue was found.

Railroad Avenue Dr. Waller Mr. Waller

Thrown From Cart On Steep Taylorsville Hill

Seward Davidson and his younger sister, children of W. S. Davidson of Taylorsville, were hurled from a cart when the harness broke on a Sabbath descent above Dixonville. The horse bolted, both children suffered bruises but escaped serious injury. the horse was later recaptured near Dixonville.

Seward Davidson Davidson Taylorsville Dixonville

Wife Beater Arrested After Allegations by Wife

On Saturday Mrs. M. B. Runyan of West Church Street filed information before Squire McMaster against her husband for ill treatment of herself and children. She alleges he beats her and refuses to provide necessities.

M. B. Runyan West Church Street Squire McMaster

Accidents and Oil Strikes Reported in County News

James Learn of Purchase Line badly injured while cleaning saw dust as his hand was caught in machinery losing a finger and injuring others. Horace Livingst on, West Indiana, dislocated his right elbow after a roof fall. Dr Torrence set the fracture. Becks farm in Armstrong county struck oil, three miles from Cochran's Mills. the team is excited over the well.

James Learn Purchase Line Horace Henry Livingston Indiana Dr. Torrence Armstrong County Cochran’s Mills

Saltsburg rolling mills to hire 200 workers this fall

Machinery for the Saltsburg rolling mills is all ordered and will be put in within a few weeks. This fall 200 men will be given employment.

Saltsburg

Not All Harmony Domestic Disturbance Ends in Arrest

A domestic storm at Jennings or Bood Sheffler's home led to arrests of both spouses. Nance Sheffler appeared before Squire Fenton, charged for her husband using profane words. Bood Sheffler paid a 13.32 fine and costs. Isaac Beck charged Nance with neglecting children, stating they seek shelter at Beck's home when Shefflers away. Bail posted for Nance to appear next Saturday.

Jennings Bood Sheffler Nance Squire Fenton Squire Wettling

Road machine theft sparks township feud in Conemaugh

Jealousy among Conemaugh township supervisors led to a dispute over a road machine. When the lower township officials refused to hand it to Clarksburg, a night posse retrieved the machine and brought it home. It is now in daily use by Clarksburg, with no immediate resolution in sight.

Conemaugh Township Clarksburg

Serious Run Off Accident Near Punxsutawney

Mr. J. F. Whitesell of near Trade City escaped serious injury when his horse bolted on a Punxsutawney road. The buggy toppled over a steep bank, throwing him out. He sustained a broken right wrist and a badly smashed second finger, and the buggy was badly wrecked.

Punxsutawney J. F. Whitesell Trade City

Vacant Bow ers House Destroyed by Fire

A vacant house owned by John Bowers of Cherryhill township and a lot of household goods burned Monday night, May 21. Bowers, farming near Mechanicsburg, learned of the loss the next morning. He is a disabled soldier. the fire is attributed to an incendiary with no insurance.

John Bowers Cherryhill Bowers Mechanicsburg

Doctor Breaks Ankle After Horse Fright

Rochester Mills physician Dr A Shaffer was thrown from his horse during a professional visit last Wednesday. The frightened horse threw him to the ground and fractured a bone in his right ankle. He continued to his patient before returning home in pain.

A. Shaffer Rochester Mills

Three Games for Normal This Week in Baseball

The Normal team schedules three games this week starting today at 1 30 against the Derry club then Friday at 3 against Cherrytree and Saturday at 3 against Greenville nine. Knights of Labor in Indiana county plan Labor Day observance with prominent speakers and details to follow.

Derry Cherrytree Greenville Nine Knights of Labor of Indiana County

Profs Feit and Mabon Pass Bar Exam Here

Profs George Feit and Alex Mabon of this place pass two most satisfactory examinations before the examining board of the bar at this place. Feit will read law with Jack and Taylor, Mabon with Samuel Cunningham. Will meet in the new room. The M E church lecture room to reopen next Sabbath at 11. Seniors at Normal have vacation with no school Tuesday and Wednesday.

George Feit Alex. Mabon The Bar Feit Jack & Taylor Mr.Mabon Samuel Cunningham M. E. Church

Four Miners Killed in Uniontown Mine Clash

Deputies shot down striking miners at Stickle Hollow Mines near Uniontown as 2,000 protesters gathered. Four killed, eight wounded, later reports raise to five dead. Deputies say attackers forced entry, strikers deny, battles erupt as crews escort workers to pits. Other towns report property damage and the Cripple Creek and Centralia disputes pause. Peace hoped in Monongahela region. big strike to end soon.

Uniontown Stickle Hollow Washington Coal and Coke Company Coke River Ilinois Centralia Cripple Creek Colo Monongahels

Five Generations Meet at Home of Lowry Johnston

In Washington Township a five generation reunion gathered twenty five people at Lowry Johnston’s home. Great grandmother Elizabeth Kunkle attended and called it the happiest day of her life as T. B. Clark photographed the group.

Lowry Johnston Washington Township Elizabeth Kunkle T. B. Clark

Miller-Clare Wedding at Presby terian Church

Miss Annie Moorhead Clark and Mr J Jay Miller of Pittsburg wed at the Presbyterian church in Indiana with about 200 guests. The ceremony featured a brief service, a wedding march by Carl Retter, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple departed for a two week eastern trip after the train evening departure.

Annie Moorhead Clark J. Jay Miller Pittsburg Presbyterian Church J. Wood Clark John Wilson J. D. Miller John A. Scott Maria Dickie Philadelphia Nell Stephenson Oil City Sue Case Lottie Clark Mary Clark C. Steele Clark E. Z. Smith Hall Carl Retter Calvary Episcopal Church W. R. Khan Miller Dickie Stephenson G. M. Taylor S. A.trent A. J. Logan Thos B. Hutchison A. L. Kaig J. R McFarland C. E. E. Childers W. C. Magee C. J. Miller Somerset E. Miller Carleton, Neb the Groom Austin Clark Kittanning

Talked to the Young Men in M. E. Church

The young men’s meeting at the M. E. church Sunday evening drew a large audience. Dr Norcress delivered an eloquent sermon and Miss Lillian Sweeny gave a fine solo. A twelve dollar collection was donated to Post No. 28 in memorial time. Rev M. M. Sweeny officiated at Brushvalley township nuptials, uniting John G Coup and Lulu Shawson at the levee son House parlors on Friday evening. The band presented the newly married couple with a token.

M. E Norcress Lillian Sweeny Heath Bay Seere M. M. Sweeny John G. Coup Lulu Shawson Brushvalley Township

Miss Purrington Named Class Orator at Wellesley Commencement

Miss Etta Purrington, daughter of Dr and Mrs A F Purrington of Wellesley Massachusetts, recently attending Wellesley Female College, was selected as class orator for the commencement exercises to be held on Tree Day June 2.

Etta Purrington A. F. Purrington Wellesley Female College Wellesley Mass

Curious West Ma township two headed chicken tale

A West Ma township correspondent reports curiosities including a chicken with four legs. William Kerr says the creature is living and doing well and draws local interest about the unusual fowl.

West Mahoning Township William Kerr

Local ball game ends with Meikker victory at Kellysburg

A Saturday match at Kellysburg pitted the local club against Greenville. The Meikker club triumphed by a score of 10 to 4, in a contest described as lively by witnesses.

Kellysburg Greenville Meikker

Poor Overseers Bethel and Calhoun Take Davis to Dixmont

Poor Overseers Bethel and Calhoun of Weahington township took Scots Stewart to Dixmont in somber mood Tuesday morning. The article notes concerns of the young people’s society of the West Pike band and a September gathering.

Bethel Calhoun Weahington Township Stewart Dixmont the Young People’s Society The West Pic Baaaipag Seontpemr Gine

Struck Three Times In Grisemere Neighborhood Storm

A severe Saturday afternoon storm in eastern county struck three buildings near Grisemere causing no fires. Aleman Sidiex barn near Grisemore was shattered, Daniel Glenns house was damaged but not burned, and Mrs Elizabeth Williams house bore unseen damage. Several trees were destroyed.

Aleman Sidiex Grisemore Das Iel Glenn Elizabeth Williams

Two Men Die Together From West Mahoning Township Bond

Lived and died together, James Henry and Abraham Neil of West Mahoning township, aged 88 and 89, respectively. Friends since school days, the pair shared life and a lasting bond. They died at 3:00 am on May 22 and were buried the same day, Wednesday.

James Henry Abraham Neil West Mahoning Esdhesheria Tig Ward Sistem

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