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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1900

Page

8

Treasury notes show surplus as delinquent taxes collected

The state treasury reports a large excess in receipts due to vigorous delinquent tax collection by the attorney general and auditor general. Deficit at start of 1899 fully paid. Unpaid appropriations include common schools. Real estate transfers notable with multiple parcels changing hands. A substantial balance remains, with cautious surplus projected. Governor Stone praises treasury health and seeks to restore school funding in future bills.

Attorney General Auditor General James Eb, Barnett Stone Col. Barnett Attoy General William A. Stone

White Township Tests Stone Crusher on Judge White Farm

White Township plans a Wednesday trial of a newly bought stone crusher at Judge White's farm north of town with residents invited to observe. In Homer City, Paul Repine, son of James Repine, injured himself in a barn accident while at Sabbath play, sustaining serious internal injuries but expected to recover.

White Township Judge White Paul James Repine Homer City Sabhath

Greater Number of M. E. Pastors in the County Remain Another Year

The annual conference of the M. E. church at McKeesport closes with few changes. Rev. Dr. G. T. Reynolds is appointed delegate to the State Convention in Harrisburg. Numerous Blairsville district appointments are listed including W. P. Turner as presiding elder and many pastors reassigned to Blairsville, Greensburg, Saltsburg, New Florence, and surrounding communities.

M. EH M. E McKeesport G. T. Reynolds Town Harrieburg R. B. Carrell Saltsburg Hoboken Allegheny W. G. Meade Bolivar Nineveh Washington J. N. Munden New Florence Beulah Park Blairsville W. P. Turner Apollo H. J. Giles Armagh G. M. Allshouse Arnold H. S&. Piper B. F. Beazell J. J. Davis Cokeville B. Laverty Conemaugh D. J. Frum Supply Dayton W. B. Bergen Derry R. J. McKee Ebensburg Belsano J. H. Lancaster Elderton Peterson Ford City Manorville R. T. Miller Gallitzin G. A. Sheets Greensburg H. L. Chapman H. J. Hickman Homer i City J. E. Inskeep Indiana Irwin W. F. Conner Jeannette W. Macurdy Johnstown Cooper Avenue G. H. Huffman F Street W. F. Hunter Franklin Street T. Mitchell Grove Avenue A. H. Acken Kittanning M. Mackey Latrobe E. G. Loughrey Leechburg P. ©. Brooks Livermore J. M. Bracken Mahoning Z. M. Silbaugh Manor C. C. Emerson Marion Center J. M. Cogley McMasters A. E. Husted Mechanicsburg Joel Hunt New Derry E. Winebrenner J. W. Garjland New Kensington A. J. Ashe Pitcairn M. H. Lichliter Plumville J.T. Wilson

Five Rare Attractions Open Normal Entertainment Course

The Normal entertainment course launches with five high class attractions starting October 13. Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee will deliver a new lecture Sentiment in Normal chapel. Manager A M Hammers secured top talent, offering season tickets at $1.00. Remaining dates include November 15 lecture by Rev D J Stafford December 15 Smith Sisters February 21 Partrccolo Concert Company and March 16 Rogers Grilley recitals. Big tomato yield noted with 15 inch circumference specimen.

Bob’ Taylor Tennessee Normal Chapel A. M. Hammers Tudiana D. J. Stafford Smith Sisters Partrccolo Concert Company Rogers-Grilley

Ladies' Shoes in the Tatest Teea and Leather Tips

Ladies' Shoes offered in patent leather and leather tips with heavy and light soles listed. Lacé per pair. Mens items noted.

Tragic Endings Tie Pistol and Knife to Public Figures

A Philadelphia lawyer Josiah R Adams commit suicide in Hotel Flanders apartments using an old pistol causing instant death about 9 30 am His death followed a despondent period after a contested Republican Supreme Court nomination A separate Harrisburg death involves George H Welshons editor and writer who slit wrists and died after abandoning medical aid Details cover snake bite deaths farm sales shingle mill fire and a school ice cream social in several Pennsylvania locales

Josiah R. Adams Philadelphia Flanders Dugan Adams Republican Party United States John S. Mitchell Tioga County George H. Welshons New Florence Harrisburg Pittsburg

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THE Northwood Glass Works National Glass Company Indiana, Pa A. H. Rauffeer Green Solomon Euterbaugh D. C. Leasure Rayne M. T. Rankin J. R. Daugherty Sheriff East Wheatfield B. C. Taylor Clarance Hart Salisburg Charles Lockhart Milo Helman John A Elkin Trwin McFarland D. ©. Mack John C. Thompson Burrell Alexander McCune John H. McCune Oliver Berry H. Walker Smith Henry Smith W. D. Bigler Jacob Smith Marie Cochran Annie D. Ralston Salisbury James W. Robinson James Crawford Reuben Boring McCartneys MacCartney J. W. McCartney H. M. Lowry Albert Lowry G. A. McLain G. P. McCartney J. M. Stewart Samuel McCartney James Getty Hillsdale John McCartney Kennedy Scotland Ireland S. M. Jackson Park Stock Company Coburn C. C. Carnahan al. Wagle Indiana Baptists Church A. J. Furman Barry F. Matthews Lillian S. Rasner Matthews East Wheatfield Township This County Indiana Normal Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney Wist & Truax O. Walpine, Kinnan & Mabrvin A. P. Watson Progress Office Clark Herman Smith H. B. Buterbaugh Anthony J. B. Younkins John F. Clements S. W. Guthrie Farmers’ Bank PENNA V. M. Cunningham Philo. St Twuo Richard L. Robinson Weat Wheatfield Township Packsaddle Weat Penn Hospital William Kissinger John Stoneback Blacklick Kissinger Henry H. Steyine Sixth Street Mil R. E. Dinwiddie Adam Sides Pine Flats Marchand Congress Toalb Orleans Oliver A. C. Cravener Corner Ninth Philadelphia St the Satisfactory Store Philadelphia Street MacNeel’s Blanck’s Highland W. D. Anthony Armstrong Township Hartford Delaware Niagara Moore Concord Worden Catawba J. B. Younking Gale Miami Favorite W. H. Johnston Church Street Pine Township Strongstown Nolo Pineton Grisemore G. M. Jomr GC. Thompson Rayne Township James Pattison Yast Henry H. Steve Iain McCardell South Street
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