Republican Victory Flaunts In Pennsylvania Counties
The Indiana Progress reports a broad Republican landslide in Pennsylvania with 513,762 Republican votes to 238,611 Democratic votes across 66 counties, predicting Mercer adds 2,000 to the GOP majority. It praises county chairmen and campaign organization, noting quiet yet effective work and an endorsement of Roosevelt and Republican policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mercer
Party of Progress and Civilization
Democratic Party
Pittsburg
Ranphin County
John P. Elkin
Keystone State
Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Issued By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt proclaims Thanksgiving Day to be observed nationwide on November 26. The message urges gratitude for peace and prosperity, calls on citizens to work for the common good, and emphasizes republican duties and vigilance against evil in the new century.
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Roosevelt
Jo Paring
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Official Returns Of General Election In Indiana County
Official returns cover the general election held in Indiana County on Tuesday November 3 1903. The document records ballots cast and results by precinct, reflecting the political outcomes across local races and ballot measures. It presents tally figures and summaries compiled for certification by county authorities.
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L. Gilbert
Novi
Indiana County
Weddings of a Week Parade in Blairsville and Nearby
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK: Bartlebaugh-Swinehart wed in Blairsville by Rev T F Pershing. Bartlebaugh, a traveling salesman for Mabon Bennett & Co, will live with J C Cameron on East Water Street. Hogan-Cramer wed in Strongstown Lutheran parsonage by Rev Milton Snyder. A few friends witnessed the ceremony. Early March ceremonies also noted with Squire Groasman officiating at his office.
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Bartlebaugh-Swinehart
Homer Bartlebaugh
Town
Elsie Swinehart
Steubenville, C
Blairsville
T. F. Pershing
Bartlebaugh
Mabon, Bennett & Co
J. C.cameron
East Water Street
Archie A. Ee
Plamvilig
Maty Wer
Oredksi
Personal notes and visits across towns and families
Mrs William Rankin of Purchase Line visits daughter Mrs D H Tomb on Church Street. Miss Mabel Wachob, now in Pittsburg, stays with grandfather W R Smith in Parkwood. Ainsley Campbell, Democrat reporter, welcomes a baby boy born last Tuesday night. Mrs Anna McCane of Blairsville and Miss Grace McCane of Cannonsburg hosted by Mrs J M Carming on Philadelphia Street return home Monday. Angeph Fr McNeel of Huntly visits parents for eight years of marriage celebrations.
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William Rankin
Purchase Line
D-H. Tomb
Church Street
Mabel Wachob
Pittsburg
W. R. Smith
Parkwood
Ainsley Campbell
The
Democrat
Anna McCane
Blairsville
Grace’ McCane
Cannonsburg
J. M
Carming
Philadelphia
Angeph Fr. McNeel
Huntly
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North Seventh Street
Indiana
Advange
Capes
Indians Progress
Mesday
General
Sof
Tr Fameissioner
Iseas
Armstron
Armatrong
Ld Center
Canoe
Lj Ant
Conemangreve
Conemaugt
Cherryhill
Conemangt Skeet
Cherrytree
Jis
Green Steers
Grant
Bu Il
Glen Campbel
Homer City
Jacksonville
Muhbooing
East
Mahoning
West
North
Montgomery
South
Marion Center
Mechanicsburg Inc
Prerencees
Lg Rayne
Fh Ag
Salteburg
Shelocta
Smicksburg
Washington
Wheatfield
Jatsalsoee
Pattison’s
the People's Favorite Credit House
L. Pattison
American House
Indiana, PA
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John
Einiparts, If Charrytres
Shige Myanda
Lydie
Cookpos
S of
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