Daniel B Heiner A Figure In Armstrong County Politics
This biographical sketch highlights Daniel Brodhead Heiner born December 30 1854 in Kittanning a lawyer who rose to Republican leadership in Armstrong County. It notes family military service and his pivotal roles in campaigns caucuses and district attorney elections shaping local politics and his bid for Congress. DO NOT GET CONFUSED. The piece also references the Baker Ballot Law and suffrage qualifications from Section I Article 8 of the state constitution.
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Kittanning Union Free Press
Heiner
Daniel B. Heiner
Daniel B
Kit~ Tanning
Pike County
John Heiner
Daniel Brodhead
Washington
Pennsylvania
Daniel Brodhead Heiner
Kittanning
Dayton Academy
Allegheny College
Meadville
E. 8
Golden
Republican County Executive Committee
Blaine
Cleveland
Armstrong County
Republican Party
United States
Wyoming First for American Women's Presidential Vote
The piece notes American women will vote for a President for the first time this year, but only in Wyoming. It argues women as home leaders favor protection, praises American schooling, and declares Republican unity for Harrison Reid statewide and Dean McDowell Lilly locally as the campaign heats up toward the November election.
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Wyoming
Harrison and
Reid
Dean
McDowell
Lilly
Buffington township cases end in township verdicts
A crowded Indiana county term saw juries rule for Buffington township in a doctor bill dispute over Joseph Fetterman’s last illness. Other suits involved Annie Giste versus Walker over a $100 note and various judgments, including property claims by Mrs. Gressley and estate matters. A naturalization, partition decree, and several other civil actions rounded out the docket with appeals and fines.
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Jasper Mardis
John C. Stewart
Robert W. Mack
Buffington Township
Bill
Joseph Fetterman
Annie E. Giste
J. W. Walker
Judge Doty
Weatmoreland County
Gia
Parkwood
Giste
Kate L. Gressley
F. W. Badger
James Gibson
Dee
Sheriff's
Greasley
Daniel Baker
Center
Doty
John D. Patton
C. C. Banks
John St. Clair
White
St. Clair
Banks
Thomas St. Clair
John P. St. Clair
James H. St. Clair
George Rowe, Jr
E. Brandon
Washington Inp
Brandon
Indiana
Rowe
Otto Fry
Silas D. Howe
James B. Maxwell
Ireland
Burrell Township
Jonathan E
Alexander White
George W. Myers
Jacob Clouse
Fonda
R. Coltebaugh
Adm
Gilmore C. Fink
Williams
Range Company
Justice of the Peace
Com
Conrad Knorr
Hugh Miller
Dee'd
Hie
Register and Recorder's Office. Com
J. W. Sloan
Unusually Large Entries In all Departments At Fair
The fair opens after rain with ideal conditions as farmers and stockmen bring in cattle horses poultry and farm goods. Exhibitors from Indiana and western Pennsylvania fill the round house and machinery halls with desks sewing machines pianos and fancy wares while cattle sheep and swine displays draw crowds. the floral display and 7 000 shells note notable highlights.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Round House
Work & Young
Wheeler & Wilson
Everett
D. E. Murphy
Messrs. Work & Young
N. Moorhead
Moorhead
J. A. Loughry
Fisher
East End
Singer
S. C. Lydie
W. R. Loughry & Co
T. E. Hildebrand
Smith
Sutton Bros. & Bell
Marshall & Kline’s
R. W. Weberle
Bisksville
Wehrle
Toney
R. M. Smith
Henry Hall
Missen Fannie Nixon
Mary Clark
Clark
H. Lehr & Co
W. A. Kunkle
Saltsbury
Frank Dix
American Writing Machine Company
Pittsburg
Dix
D. W. Anthony
Highland
Messrs
Frey & Rugg
Blairaville
Mr. Johnston
Geo
W. Guthrie
Devon
Matthew Wynkoop
Dorset
Delaine
Liecesters
J. L. Henderson & Son
Washington
W. A. Evans
M. H. Henry
Robert Shields
State Line Poultry Farm
Washington County
Shielda
Bia
A. J. Rachels
Celebrated horses at county fair showcase large stock
The fair features many celebrated horses with a rush for stables and 23 races entries. Breeders stakes list eighty two horses and notable records include Patroon and Dictator. The Pierce Combination horse show and events draw crowds with racing, wagon and hurdle contests, electric lights, and a special train from Indiana to Blairsville.
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Dictator
B. Milton
Kittanning
Frank Dorstock
Cairo
Judge White
W. F. Hayes
Pierce
Akill
Indiana
Blairsville
W. D. Anthony
Indiana County
G. R. Hamilton
Apple
Peanut Vender
Handsome wraps for ladies and Misses at low prices
Elegant wraps for older ladies and children offered in diagonal whipcord beaver and ottoman fabrics. Silk braid ornamentation and silk lining enhance the dressy look. Prices range from 10 to 25 dollars, with choices to suit all ages and budgets.
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