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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1889

Page

4

Congressmen Law RANDALLS son recounts Mahone count claim

The piece critiques election results across states with Democratic gains in Kentucky and Iowa. It notes Lampoon winning Ohio lieutenant governor, Clarion county misreporting, and President Harrison admitting Washington and the Dakotas as states. It also mentions Cardinal Gibbons at Catholic University dedication and flag star counts reaching forty two.

Clarion Republican Mth Inst Clarion County Catholic University of America Washington Cardinal Gibbons United States Biasine Harrison Montana Dakota Colorado

Prohibition Becomes Potent Political Force in Elections

After a hard fought election the leaders of both major parties concede surprises at outcomes. Temperance and prohibition emerge as a central issue in political discourse, with both sides urging action and unity against the liquor traffic. The piece predicts a Prohibition plank in forthcoming platforms and lauds past Republican actions while urging civic duty.

Republican Party America Friends of God Humanity Falion

Flag With 19 Stars Adopted In Brazil’s Revolution

Rio de Janeiro reports the overthrow of the empire and the proclamation of a new Brazilian republic. Dom Pedro and his family depart for Portugal after accepting a pension and exile terms. The peaceful transfer sees a new cabinet formed and commerce briefly halted as the empire collapses.

Rio Janeiro United States of Brazil Dom Pedro Go Long Portugal Jac Petropolis Rio de Janeiro Lisbon Rio

Cosmopolitan Club of Indiana Opens Lavish New Rooms

The Cosmopolitan Club, formed in 1881 with ten members and now 41, moved from Clarissa Hall to Ed Rowe’s building and then to Hildebrand’s site. They hosted a reception and banquet on the 14th at the new rooms, with James M. Watt and John Hastings as hosts. The social event featured billiards, tours of the rooms, a supper at the American House, music, and dancing, drawing praise as one of the town’s finest openings. The club aims to foster progress and civic benefit for the town’s young men.

The Cosmopolitan Club Indiana Old Clarissa Hall Ed Rowe Judge White Alladin James M. Watt John §. Hastings Mr. Watt Mr. Hastinge Jar. Earhart

Talmage Becomes Editor of The Ladies' Home Journal

Dr Talmage will join The Ladies' Home Journal as editor starting January 1. He will write a monthly department titled Under My Study Lamp. First contributions appear in January issue. Salary reported as among the largest for editorial work.

T. de Witt Talmage Ladies’ Home Journal Philadelphis Harper's Weekly America Thomas A. Janvier

O'Hara suit over timber profits and related cases

The docket recounts multiple court actions including Wm. O'Hara and Wm. Haggerty against Vincent Tonkin and W. J. Rodkey over a timber sale profits share, a compulsory non-suit ruling, and a separate action to recover excess payments on a timber contract. Other cases involve Truby shipments, debt and sale disputes, and several settled or continued matters with dates and judge references.

Wm. O'Hara Vincent Tonkin Piff Wm. Haggerty Haggerty Tonkin & Radkey O'Hara Jefferson Co Tonkin & Rodkey Biff W. J. Rodkey Haworth & Dewhurst Jno Truby Pitteburg Piffs Iruby Mr. Truby Farmers’ Bank of Indiana D. E. Notley Moore & Vanuxen John W. Clark Plff J.C. Rugh E. P. Baker Pfff John Winkleman Saml Misner D. Beaver Winkleman Janney Indiana Deposit Bank William Crawford C. Swan Anna Davis Pitt James McGaughey L. M. Clark Samuel Lamar H. Fink Charlotte Johnston G. C. Fink A. L. Sutton B. M. Sutton

Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy touted for stone relief

The testimonial claims surgery and other measures failed to help a bladder and kidney stone until Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York was used. The respondent E D W Parsons of Rochester testifies the pain ceased and the stone dissolved, asserting readiness to testify publicly or privately to the remedy’s effect.

David Kennedy Rondout N.Y

Advertising notices at Post Office Indiana Pa 1889

Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office Indiana Pa November 16 1889. Advertised letters list includes Engle Ira Fisher Maud Ghent David H Henry J H Kistler Miza Lizzie Lydie Misa Vinie Montgomery Anthony Nibert Adam Bhank Miss Tress Wilhelm and others. Inquiring patrons should state that letters were advertised with the date. Fannie W Nixon P M

Indiana Black Engle Ira Fisher Maud Ghent David H Henry J. H Kistler Miza Lizzie Lydie Misa Vinie Montgomery Anthony Nibert Adam Psee Bhank Miss Tress Wilhelm Fanniz W. Nixon P. M

Clark and Newton Dress Cutting School Ad

Ladies invited to inspect Newton’s System of Dress Cutting at Central Hotel parlors. The only practical French and Tailor System, claims exact fitting without waste, drafts to 16th of an inch, high salaries for cutters and teachers. Also promoting hanging lamps at 10 cent store.

Newton Central Hotel Jexine M. Clark Evens Pennsylvania Heart's

Local ads trumpet bargains at Indiana Pa stores

Local vendors advertise low prices on boots and shoes, textiles, kitchenware, spectacles, and furniture. J. Collins & Son, J. Kerr, V. M. Cunningham, Marshall & Kline, Brilliarte, and Smith’s promote budget goods, window shades, flannels, blankets, and watches with claims of value and quality.

J. Collins & Son W. M. Cunningham Hov. Truby’s Mechanicaburg Brilhart Smith's J. J. Kerr Indiana Marshall & Kline’s Indiana, Pa V. M. Cunningham's

Maggie Lintner Death In Indiana County Pa Remembrances

The notice notes Maggie B Lintner of Burrel Indiana County Pennsylvania died November 3 1889 at home. She leaves parents two sisters and three brothers. The piece includes a poem about Death and a description of the Pennsylvania Limited train introducing maid attendants for ladies.

Drew Burrel Ino Indiana County Maggie B. Lintner

Marriages Listed in West Lebanon Indiana and New Florence Areas

On Nov 14 1889 Rev J C Telford officiated Calvin McAdoo and Nannie A Campbell both of West Lebanon Pa On Nov 7 1890 Rev D Hall wed Scott L Green and Mary Elizabeth Sanford both of Indiana Pa On Nov 18 1889 Rev A C Ehrenfeld united George Ruffner of New Florence Pa and Nils Minnie A Klasinger of Indiana County Pa

J. C. Telford D. D. Calvin McAdoo Nannie A. Campbell West Lebanon D. Hall Scott L. Green Mary Elizsabeth Sanford Indiana Rav. A. C. Ehrenfeld George 8. Ruffner New Florence Nils Minnie A. Klasinger Indiana County

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