Pennypacker elected Pennsylvania Governor by large majority
The state backs Roosevelt ideals and Republican unity as Pennypacker wins the governorship well beyond pre election estimates. The Pittsburg Post cites about 170,000 votes in his favor while New York sees Odell re elected by around 14,000. This victory abroad signals continued national prosperity under Republican leadership.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Quay
United States
Pittsburg Post
New York
Odell
Hunters Have Good Luck On Two Week Trip
A party of 16 Pittsburgers camped two weeks on Hugh Blakley farm in Young township. They hunted daily and shot 34 coons 40 pheasants and partridges and 60 squirrels. The game was shipped to the city and the group plans to return next season.
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Pittsburges
Hugh Blakley
Young Township
Mr. Blakley
Drills Active in Marion Center Area as Goodyears Tests Continue
In Armstrong township a glass worker Felix Bullix was lightly injured by a stray shot while hunting. Elsewhere two diamond drills operate near Marion Center and Dixonville on leased coal fields by McCreight Ross and Thompson Barr. Pension matters adjust monthly benefits for G A McLain to six dollars and William J Hood to twelve dollars. Mrs John Fee of Brushvalley wins a monster radish prize measuring 334 inches and weighing 123 pounds.
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Henry Steffy
Marion Center
William Marion
Goodyears
McCreight & Ross
George Black
Dixonville
Thompson & Barr
Hunter
Felix Bullix
Armstrong Township
John Fee
Brushvalley
Piano Bought by Dr Churchill in Waterstreet Delivery
Dr. G. E. Churchill of Waterstreet purchased a Strich and Zeidler piano, delivered this week by agent George B. Wilson of Punxsutawney to the purchaser’s location.
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G. EB. Churchill
Waterstreet
Strich & Zeidler
George B. Wilson
Punxsutawney
Markets Report From Pittsburg on Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Pittsburg market roundup lists cattle at 2.30 to 7.00 per hundredweight, prime hogs 6.90 to 7.00, sheep and lambs with best weth er s at 2.50 to 3.70 and lambs at 5.10 to 5.25, calves 7.50 to 7.75, reflecting varied quality and demand across categories.
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Pittsburg
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Theodore Roosevelt 1902
President Roosevelt issues annual Thanksgiving proclamation designating Thursday, November 27, as a day for general thanksgiving. He cites national prosperity, moral uplift, and duty to God and fellow citizens, urging cessation of ordinary occupations and devout reflection. Signed October 29 in Washington with seal and secretary John Hay.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States of America
Earth
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
John Hay
Personal notices of visitors and locals across Indiana county
A roundup of familiar names visiting relatives, attending meetings, voting, or traveling through Indiana, Vandergrift, Blairsville, Homer City, Greensburg, and nearby towns. The list includes Miss Elizabeth Dugan, Miss Grace Sloan, Mr. William Braughler, Dr. J. H. Peterman, Miss Clara Frick, Miss Bess Wiggins, Mrs. Pamelia Lytle, Mr. Ney Prothere, and many others visiting family, attending events, or casting votes during the period.
Society Gatherings and Local Notices on Church Street
Mr and Mrs John Daugherty hosted about 150 guests at their Church Street home with help from Mr and Mrs Joseph Henchman of Johnstown. The event kicks off a week of society affairs including 70 invitations for a progressive euchre party. A Wayne avenue party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Hasinger drew 60 guests with 15 tables from 8 pm to midnight and prizes to Mr Daugherty and Miss Louis Clark. Miss Jo St Clair entertained the Musical Club for eight at a 5 pm dinner on Monday. A dozen couples visited Shelocta for a chicken and waffle supper at the Lowman House. Mrs Warrick and daughter hosted a masquerade ball on Friday. Miss Martha Taylor hosted the Whist Club on Halloween. Miss Margaret Wilson hosted children on Halloween. A pie social is planned at Adeair Schoolhouse on Friday November 7. Normal school students celebrated Halloween with a masquerade. Two brief wills are recorded: Peter R. Oakes leaves estate to Electa L. Oakes. Harriet Miller leaves estate to Henry Miller. Stephen Frain sold a 31 acre farm to John H. Donovan for summer home. Preston W. Search lectures at Normal this week. Mary Deberneck visits Greensburg. Also notices cure cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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Mark Watson
Lafayette College
Murray Johnston
Montana
Joseph Studell
Creekside
D. R. Pringle
Joseph Smith
Noah Lohr
Washington, D. C
Carria Lewis
White Township
Vandergrift
E. H. Phillips
B. Sterner
Derry Station
Harry E. A. MacNeel
Philadelphia
Charles Rink
Baltimore Medical College
J. T. Bell
Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Bell
Society of the
Blairsville
Geo. Snyder
Church Street
Wilkinsburg
Snyder
James A. White
Marienville
Forest County
White
Indiana
Judge White
George Washington
Indiana Lodge
Annie McGregor
Iowa
Illinois
DuBois
George Hensley
College Springs
John McKendrick
Cherryhill Township
Clyde
Marion Center
Sarah J. Rhea
Englewood
N. J
Annie Wilson
Rhea
Persia
Frank Cunningham
Clyde Guthrie
Lafayette
Paul St. Clair
Hugh Moorhead
Edward Wood
James Hammers
Ney Prothero
Jefferson
Samuel Williams
Grove City
Edward Mack
Lehigh
Charles Stewart
Harry Neal
Books Neal
White Rock
Armstrong County
Chicago
Neal
John Daugherty
Wayne Avenue
Louis Clark
Jo St. Clair
Ninth Street
Musical Club
Shelocta
Lowman House
Warrick
George Lydick
East
Martha Taylor
South Fifth Street
Hallowe'en
Mises Margaret Wilson
Adeair
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
North
Sevasth Steaer
Ixpiana
Pa Loca
G. A. McLain
Wiliam J. Hood
Elizabeth Dugan
Town
Misa Grace Sloan
Johnstown
William Braughler
Wilmerding
J. H. Peterman
Cherrytree
Clara Frick
South Bend
Dillie Walker
Bess Wiggins
Butler
Chicora
Pamelia Lytle
Springfield
M. McHenry
Ney Prothere
J. Nicholson
West Water Street
Samuel
Johnatown
Robert J. Hood
West Wheatfield Township
Calvin
Gerhard
Homer City
Albert Jacoby
Greensburg
Edith
Charlotte Breving
Lena Marshall
E. K. Fiat
Niles, C
M. F. Jamison
East Church Street
Frank Lohr
Altoona
J. W. Fleming
John Fleming
John Findley
Mary Rankin
Blaireville
Lioia and Clair
John Hasinger
Margaret Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Homer Waddell
Scottdale
Lillian Lucas
Marie Barr
J. L. Allison
Wilkinsburg Public Schools
Elmer W. Allison
Mary J. Lytle
Ann Detar
W. O. Moorhead
Younwood
Blanche St. Clair
J. Lisle Apple
Apple
J. E Smith
Creston
Chambersville
John ©. Thomas
John Faxnaworth
Eastran
Lueck
Wm. Spirey
Walton Furnace
Bucklen
Daugherty Bros
Wm. I. Moore
L. N. Park
Draggiats
Loughby’s
W. K. Loughry
Peter R. Oakes
Blairaville
Register’s
Electa L. Oakes
Thomas H. Long
Harriet Miller
Canoe Township
Henry Miller
Will Hayes
Stephen Frain
West Wheatfield
John H. Donovan
Mr. Donovan
Preston W. Search
Mary Deberneck
North Fourth Street
Grove
ITTON
Selels
Macneel
Philadelphia St
Amonia
Swift
Telephone
Michael Bennett
Bag
David Hall Poe
Bennett
Gummer
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