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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1899

Page

4

Republican County Ticket for Sheriff and Officials

Republican county ticket lists Sheriff DD Thompson Blairsville Prothonotary W R Calhoun Indians County Treasurer D W Simpson White Township Commissioner James K Dick Buffington Township T P Stephens Green Township County Auditor William F George Indians James L Peterman Indians Coroner Dr M M Davis Indiana.

DD. E. Thompson Blairsville W. R. Calhoun D. W. Simpson White Township James K. Dick Buffington Township T. P. Stephens Green Township William F. George James L. Peterman M. M. Davis Indiana

Republicans Rally Calls for County Meetings to Vote

County Chairman G. J. Fiet urges Republicans to attend meetings across the county and ensure timely tax payment penalties. He claims the November election will reflect approval of President McKinley’s policy and the Republican administration, praising prosperity and decrying Democratic rule.

G. J. Fiet McKinley United States

What About Our Church Park Project?

A summer effort to beautify grounds beside the Presbyterian and First United Presbyterian churches aimed to create a church park. Trustees approved a survey and plan, but the project has stalled. Local leaders are urged to begin immediately to transform the barren area into a green space by next summer.

Presbyterian First United Presbyterian

Voltaire boast cited as century ends proves false

The Boston Transcript notes Voltaire predicted Christianity’s disappearance before 1900, yet over two centuries later the church grows and a room once used by him now stores bibles. The article also cites a 33 percent rise in money in the country and a record high for 1599 exports despite Dingley law fears.

Voltaire Boston Transcript

Dewey Parade Honors Barnett’s Fighting Tenth at New York

Enthusiasm around the Dewey parade in New York centers on the Fighting Tenth Pennsylvania regiment and commander Lieutenant Colonel Barnett. Crowds cheered as the unit passed, ranking second only to Dewey in public gratitude for war service. Also notes beef price spikes in Chicago and questions about a potential live steer trust. Admiral Dewey defends U S Philippines policy as solid and permanent.

New York Tenth” Regiment Pennsylvania Barnett Dewey Tenth Chicago

Moore Kime wedding unites Vandergrift couple

George A. Moore of Vandergrift and Rhoda A. Kime daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kime Fourth ward were married Monday at 11 am at the bride's home Rev Dr J Day Brownlee officiated A small reception followed and the couple departed that evening for Vandergrift to begin housekeeping in a furnished home.

George A. Moore Vandergrift Rhoda A. Kime William Kime Fourth Ward J. Day Brownlee Mr. Moore Bride

Waugaman and Anderson Wedding in West Lebanon

Mr J C Waugaman of Vandergrift and Miss Maude Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Anderson of near West Lebanon were married at the bride’s home on Tuesday evening September 26 at 6 o’clock. Rev N B Kelly officiated. A small reception followed and the couple will reside in Vandergrift after a brief honeymoon.

J. C. Waugaman Vandergrift Maude Anderson Alfred Anderson Near West Lebanon N. B. Kelly Elderaridge Aupper

Resolutions of Respect for Roas Braughler Obit Note

Resolutions passed on the death of Roas Braughler son of Mr and Mrs A H Braughler Canoe township He died September 24 1899 aged 25 years We miss his efforts and presence at our meetings and strive to follow his unselfish example A copy of these minutes to be sent to the Indiana Process for publication Also notices of other local items include electric bitters testimonial and sugar cane syrup mill remarks plus a lost gold log chain bracelet reported near Stumps store and Normal.

Roas Braughler A. H. Braughler Canoe Township Indiana

Eyesight Restored by Local Optician

Mrs Elizabeth Wire from Braghvalley Pa writes to praise W P Wehrle an optician for restoring her vision after severe eye pain. She notes specially ground glasses and calls the service valuable and effective. September 22 1899 Braghvalley Pa.

W. P. Wehrle Optician Mas Elizabeth Wire Braghvalley, Pa

Personal Brevities Roundup of Local Visitors

Mr. Dick Wilson visited Pittsburg on Friday. Numerous residents and relatives from Gilpin Blairsville Marion Center Wilkinsburg and Ebensburg are listed as visiting or traveling. Notables include Congressman and Mrs Jack in Washington and Dr. Gates returning from travel with decision to stay Indiana.

Dick Wilson Pittsburg W. C. Shields Gilpin John E. Lewis Jeannette C. H. Moore Clearfield M. Jack Washington, D. C R. M. Ewing Wilkinsburg J. S. Anthony Altoona W. H. Anthony Railroad Avenue Jane Peeler Vena East End Mary L. Birkman Wilmerding Agnes Dick Watson Wintondale T. B. Clark North Ninth Street Charles Kline James Wyncoop Rayne Township Ira Larimer Lesta Fleck Blacklick G. M. Glassgow Glen Campbell Edith Lottie Stevings Waterstreet G. P. McCartney Church Street Saltsburg John A. Hetrick Leechburg Delos Hetrick W. A. Kinter Allegheny Ray Water Street Will Sweeney Fourth Ward Jennie Berry Hooversville Somerset County Indiana James Wynkoop Marion Center

Arnica Salve and assorted notices from local ads

Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for pain and healing with claims of curing sores eruptions and boils sold by several local druggists. Additional ads promote floor paper sale and oil wagon service with ward schedules. The page lists residents and businesses including Banks Township, Homer City, Vandergrift, Blairsville and Olive M Lyong. A laxative product is advertised with E W Grove signature and price.

T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer’ City M. G. Miller Blairsville

Happenings of General Interest From Across the World

Five at Irondale Ohio caused about $30000 in damage. Edward Thomas a 25 year old huckster drowned himself in the Monongahela river at Pittsburg. Olympia sailors received a prest smoker at the Waldorf Astoria. John Mohn a 68 year old Allegheny City locksmith shot himself due to asthma relief failure. A syndicate plans to buy Neville Island near Pittsburg for nearly 3 million dollars to start a new town. Over 50000 attended the Dewey parade in New York and millions watched. Schley earned most applause after Dewey. A boy Riddle age 12 and Lee Good age 20 were accused of stealing about 20000 in securities and 250 cash from Abraham Beck’s store near Greensburg. Riddle denied the charge. Court martial finding convicting Captain Oberlin M. Carter of embezzling 1 million in government funds and five years five thousand fine was approved by President McKinley. Carter arrested in New York. The Tenth Pennsylvania regiment received a 4 million spectator ovation in New York as Dewey bared his head and praised the Pennsylvania troops.

Irondale Edward Thomas Monongahela River Pittsburg Olympia Waldorf-Astoria John Mohn Allegheny City Neville Island New York Schley Dewey Riddle Lee Good Abraham Beck Ludwick Greensburg Oberlin M. Carter McKinley Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment Pennsylvania

Old Songs and memories of slavery era in verse

A fragmented 1899-era miscellany blends verse on old songs from slavery days with stray classifieds and notices. The text mentions Col R E Morse, references to Picaninnies, river imagery of Jordan, and a dated dedication, interspersed with advertisements for cleaning, a soda factory sale, heating services, and shoes.

Women Rescued After Narrow Hill Road Buggy Incident

Mrs. Jennie Barr and Mrs. Ann Lydick of Taylorsville narrowly escaped injury on Dixonville hill road while returning from Indiana. A startled horse bolted toward the bank after pigs frightened it. Mrs. Barr leapt out and held the bridle, Mrs. Lydick then guided the horse to safety. Capt. John G. Barr provided a gentler horse and harness, allowing the women to finish home unharmed.

Jennie Barr Ann Lydick Taylorsville Dixonville Hill Indiana Barr

Ice dealer notices benefit of pure product in winter

A brief ad notes another carload of artificial ice bought by Kellar Harris and urges customers to order from him for pure ice free from disease germs. It also promotes J. C. Moore of Saltaburg, Pa as a supplier to heat homes with hot water steam or hot air, claiming it will pay to see him.

J. C. Moore Saltaburg W. H. Johnston Church Street Sharretta Kellar Harris SY J.C. Moore Saltsburg, Pa

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Indiana Progress A. T. Moorhead & Son Supreme Court J. Hay Brown Lancaster Superior Court Josiah FR. Adams Philadelphia Ool J. B. Barnett Washington Mr. Bryan Philippines Waugaman Anderson Com S. C. Work F. Stanley Dory R. G. Stanary Spain R. P. Olivia Barcelona Aiken S.C America All W.J. Moore Homer City Saliaburg John G. Anthony Parkwood Stumpf Normal Progruss Wm. Hosack North Fifth Arrest John S. Hastings Mary and Margaret Evans Mechanicsburg J. O. Caraghan Harry Simpson Ebensburg Mary Virginia Davis Plumville Emeline Craighead Birmingham A. L. Gilbert Gilbert & Myers Messrs Neil Churchill Fred Buterbaugh Hillsdale Dental College A. R. Wilson Monessen Dr. Wilson Cambria County Elizabeth Weir Elizabeth Waller D. J. Waller J. E. Miller Pittaburg Wayne Avenue Thomas Wheeler Philipsburg Lawrence Smyers Blanche St. Clair West Philadelphia Herminie Westmoreland County Timothy Denning Wheeling W. Va H. M. Telford M. 8. Telford Knoxville Tenn Telford Mission College Maggie Campbell Summerhill Ney Prothero Jefferson Medical College Will Haskell Smicksburg Jane Watt Charles Alters W. A. Fleming Atwood Fleming John I. Dunwiddie Cherryhill Township Elma Walker Stuart Wheeling Spangler Bondville Crim C. Pantall Panxsutawney Indiana Normal School Will Grace Kaike Rock Island Robert Hamill Joseph Caldwell Town Allegheny Theological Seminary Margaret Rising Clara Joseph Rising Mesura John Brallier Wallace Stewart Medico-Chirurgical College Harry Pattison Salinburg Mary Dilts J. A. Brown Creekside New Castle Samuel Wortman Andrew Dilts W. D. Gates Gates Homeopathic Medical College Louisville D. ©. Edwards Onberg Edwards A. G. Earhart Frank H. Daugherty Banks Township Maria Morgos George A. Moor Vandergrift Rhode A Rie Clarence B. Rhea Olive M. Lyong E. W. Grove Col. R. E. Morse Slayer Steamboat Jordan Progress Office Cscaletoria Gherryhill Township Marion Shank Vernon Wissinger Vance Helman Edith Helman Amb Staprmillee Tescher Loughry’s John Kelley Len W. R. Loughry & Co
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