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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1899
Page
6
Warrens by Act of Assembly warns voters of Indiana County that a General Election will be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It enjoins the enumeration of officers to be elected and outlines the election notice requirements.
Announced November 7 1899 voters in Indiana County will ballot for State Treasurer Supreme Court judge Superior Court judge Sheriff Prothonotary County Treasurer County Commissioners Coroner and County Auditor under the act of June 10 1893. Parties Republican Democratic Prohibition and People’s include James E Barnett J Hay Brown J I Mufcell D H Thompson W R Calhoun DW Simpson James E Dice I P Stephens M M Davis William F George J L Peterman William T Creasy S Leslie Mestrezat Charles J Reilly W Patterson Peter Frech Harry W Fee and others. Polling places listed by ward township and borough including Blairsville Armstong Armagh Blacklick Banks Burrell Buffington Brushy Dale Dance Cherryhill Center Conemaugh Glen Campbell Grant Green and more. Businesses and names reflect local election configuration and designated polling sites.
Dense list of freemen by ward and borough locations across Indiana County for polling. It details polling sites at various shops, halls, and public buildings, with election law notes on eligibility, ballot handling, and watcher appointments under the 1893 act.
The notice outlines polling place rules enforcing that only watchers and up to ten awaiting voters may be in the room, bans electioneering, requires immediate ballot deposition at closing, and lists penalties for ballot misuse, destruction, or falsification. It cites sections on penalties, misconduct, and printing ballots, with posting requirements at polling sites.
A legal notice states ALLOTMENT No 1 in the estate of Jacob Clingenberger, deceased, is to be accepted or refused at the stated valuation by an inquest. The lot is valued at twenty-one dollars and fifty cents per acre, totaling two thousand nine hundred twenty four dollars ninety seven cents.
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