Indiana Progress News in Advance Yearly Notice
The note lists Moorhead and Son as editors and proprietors with an office on North Seventh Street. Dated Wednesday, November 16, 1898, it mentions a price of 31.25 dollars per year in advance and that payments not made are not paid within the tear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AT. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Uvy'nor Secry
Superior Cou
Elrie
Blacktick
Blairsville
1St Ward
Wis
Luz
Es Bao
Hiev
Brachs Bass R Cai
Buffington
Burrell
Canoe
Conemaugh
Glen Campbell
Homer City
Indiana
Ward
Slie
Aliog
Wea Ou
Shien Santo
Jacksonville
Mahoning
East
Saltsburg
Us Smicksburg
Washington
Wheatfield
West
Vine Cramer
Osceola
Thomas
James Conningham
Washington Township
Squire Kline
Charles Winton
Ansley
West Water Street
Haperstown
Stewart Hart
Saltsbury
Ethel
Bertha Hart
Missouri
Lonnie Prothero
Fourth Ward
J. E. Lydie
Charles C. Stewart
Buffington Township
Florida
Stewart
Thomas E. Hildebrand
Philadelphia
Princeton
Yale
N. J
Earl Lyda
Braddock
Lyda
Westmoreland Building & Loan Association
Josiah Neal
North Point
Neal
Allegheny & Western Railroad
Sheriff's Office
Wm. DeArme
White Township
New York City
Peter Stiles
Isaac Rutz
John Sakegiver
Thompson
Squire M. B. Kline
Robert E. Getty
Taylor Rankin
Mr. Getty
Chambersville
Rankin
Willet
White Sulphur Bprings
Mont
Chicago
Montana
End of the great 1595 campaign in Pennsylvania
The campaign ended with a vindication for Senator Quay as Pennsylvania voters rejected slander and malice. Loyal Republicans stand by the party while Wanamaker is urged to join the Democrats. Quay’s re election to the U S Senate is anticipated, marking the end of the contentious fight of 1898. The Progress congratulates loyal Republicans who remained steadfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Quay
Wanamaker
Swallow
Blankenberg
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Democratic Party
Senate
House
United States
Elkin Urged as Next Attorney General by State and Local Press
State Chairman Elkin receives broad support across Indiana county and the state for appointment as attorney general under Governor-elect Stone. Propose his proven deputy tenure, campaign leadership, and legal skill as basis for cabinet service. The PROGRESS and Commercial Gazette applaud his record and readiness to lead the attorney general's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkin
Indiana County
Republican Party
Stone
Col. Stone
Ernor
the Commercial Gazette
John P. Elkin
Republican State Committee
Gov. Stone
Official Election Returns of General Election 1898 IL
Official returns recorded for the general election held Tuesday November 8 1898 in Illinois. Details include vote totals by county and precincts for statewide and local offices as compiled by election officials. This notice confirms results and official tallies as released to the public.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at archived event
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered letters and numbers, with no coherent event, names, places, or dates readable enough to summarize into a factual card.
Senator Mitchell Gives Valiant Support Across State
A Pennsylvania election note praises Senator Mitchell for steadfast support of the ticket amid criticism. It mentions his Perrysville home in Jefferson county and Hamilton post office, and condemns misrepresentation and mudslinging while recalling Elkin’s 1861 primary integrity. The piece asserts Republicans accept primary results and notes reproof of free silver and reform in the November vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mitchell
Major McMurray
Senator
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Elkin
Personal notices keep Pittsburg visits and travels heavy
Mrs C E Barr, J M Leech, J B Taylo, Harry Lydick, Samuel Cunningham and other locals appear in Pittsburg visits and trips. County officials, farmers, auctioneers, and teachers are listed with relatives and friends visiting across Indiana, Allegheny, Blairsville, Reynoldsville, and nearby towns this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Barr
Pittsburg
John M. Leech
John B. Taylo
Harry Lydick
Penn Raw
Indiana
Samuel Cunningham
Register and Recorder
J. N. Stewart
A. M. Hammers
J. C. Markle
White Township
Johnstown
L. R. Wylie
Penn Run
John McGaughey
Lou Hartley
Bedford
Edna Sansom
Church Street
Wm. Irwin
Apollo
Blaireville
Sadie Johnston
Carrie Orr
Katherine Moorhead
Fifth Streat
Allegheny County
John L. Jones
Butler County
Robert
J. Cal George
West Lebanon
Homer City
New Comerstown
Ada Getty
West Philadelphia
Thomas Sutton
Edith Young
Emma Johnston
Reynoldsville
Virginia Hitchcock
Philadelphia
New York City
Anna McGregor
Washington, D. C
William Bell
H.P. Wetzell
Marion Center
New York Cities
Marlin McFadden
Sterling Boiler Company
Tenth Street
George C. Harvey
Derry
Watson—Hildebrand
Messrs
H. T. Brown
Wilkinsburg
Wallweight
Cheswick
Georgeville
Martha Harbison
Gertrude McCracken
Homer
May Harbigton
North Sixth Street
Thanksgiving Day Suit and Overcoat Special
A retailer urges fast action on November buyers plan to hurry selling. It promises best value on suits overcoats and stylish accessories as prices dip for the holiday season.
New Tailored Suits For November Buyers
Men’s Up-to-Date Suits offer unmatchable prices with stylish patterns and swell effects in high class tailoring. Special tailor made suits lightly lined with double or single breasted styles priced at 8.00 10.00 12.50 and 15.00 for November buyers.
Splendid Overcoat Values for Young Men
A newspaper ad touts overcoats from five to twenty five dollars featuring superb materials linings and workmanship. It highlights short and medium length blue and black kersey coats priced from five dollars to twenty dollars and beyond.
Thanksgiving Furnishings Sale Highlights Men's Goods
The advertisement presents wide men’s furnishings with low prices and new ideas in staple items. It markets undergarments and shoes for men, boys, and children, promising a complete assortment at an easy-to-afford price.
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Indiana Progress
Ugngress
Amas
Aquave
T. BE. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore’s
Hower City
M. G. Miller's
Blake
Ville
Sharretts
Caldwell
Bats
Patton
W. R. Loughry & CO
Sutton
Phila. Street
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