Deadlock on Supreme Bench as Judge Clark Dies
The death of Judge Clark leaves a vacancy on the supreme Bench to be filled by gubernatorial appointment until January 1855. The article discusses labor, emancipation from wage slavery, and criticizes rail interests and loan practices while endorsing the Farmers Alliance and Royal Baking Powder Company’s public stance on pure food. It also outlines two proposed tours to California with varied itineraries and prices, highlighting travel details and inclusions.
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Royal Baking Powder Company
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Noble Justice Clark Dies After Prolonged Illness
Associate Justice Silas M. Clark of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court died at home on Friday November 20 after a long battle with diasethis skin disease and a neck tumor. He served on the bench since 1882 and was beloved for charity, education advocacy, and public service. Indiana County Bar members adopted resolutions praising his legal skill, civic generosity, and kindness, and burial protocol was planned with mourning at the courthouse.
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Indiana Normal
Supreme Bench
Bilas M. Clark
Indiana State Normal School
Normal
Funeral honors for Judge Siles M Clark in Indiana
A large Pennsylvania gathering paid tribute to Justice Siles M Clark, detailing his service as a lawyer, educator and judge. The procession to the Presbyterian church and ceremonial remarks highlighted his devotion to education at Indiana Normal, his role in the Constitutional Convention, and his family life, with remarks from Governor Pattison and Attorney General Hensel.
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Indiana Normal
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Why Is it Popular and Its Proven Merit
A brief note touts Geenage Mts medicine as uniquely economical and strong. It claims broad cures, an honest business model, and the slogan Doses One Dollar as proof of value. The piece stresses consistent efficacy and market success as reasons for trust.
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Sheriff Sale Of A Farm In Banks Township Indiana County
Under writs Fi Fa Vend Bny and Lev Fa from the Common Pleas Court Indiana County a public sale will be held at the Court House Indiana Pa on Wa Bair in Banks township of a tract of land in Indiana County described as about 435 acres with a large two story frame dwelling, barn and outbuildings bounded north by heirs of Thomas Neill deceased east by township road south by land of Edward Elbell west by land of George W Buhr with trees and improvements on the property.
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Banks Township
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White Township
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New Overcoat Line and Broader Clothing Range Debut
The store announces open access to an expanded apparel assortment including new Overcoats, Storm Coats and a full line of Menswear from suits to dress wear. Prices span 6 to 25.60 dollars for lighter items, with heavier garments up to 12.50 for coats and 1.25 to 3.50 for boys suits, plus new ladies coats with fur trim and a wide selection of fabrics and accessories.
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