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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1904

Page

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Campaign Promises Big Republican Mass Meeting Told

County campaigns kick off with a large Republican mass meeting in Library Hall. Delegations from Cherryhill Center Rayne townships Blairsville Marion Center and Saltsbury will march with four bands and a large glass blowers contingent. Major Simpson Caldwell and Dugan lead the parade with street illumination and a special train for delegations after the event.

Cherryhill Center Rayne Townships Blairsville Marion Center Saltsbury Homer City Indiana Pennsylvania Bualo Rochester Pittsburg Wehrum Proarnss Library Hall Elkin Glee Club

Reunion of Old Soldiers Marks Turnout for 5ath Pennsylvania Regiment

The 5ath Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers reunion was held in Everett Pennsylvania with 35 veterans present. Notable attendees included Col Richard White's daughters Mrs S Jefford and Mrs M C Watson and Watson's daughter Madie. Officials elected for the next year included M D Sorber and S Jefford. Dinner was served at the leading hotel.

Dick White Pennsylvania Volunteers Everett Richard White Town S. J.efford M. C. Watson Daniel Henry Coolort Sigmund Everett Baptist Church W. H. Bowser Missouri M.D. Sorber Stoyestown J.efford Josiah Hipsong Point Joseph Y. Leonard Harrisburg Allisons Homer City John K. Bryan Nannie Allison John IR. Bryan George Allison Cleveland James Allison Rebecca Allison Henry Gypbert Willian Cyphert Clarion Frank Allison Vandergrift

Dr Israel Klingensmith dies after lingering illness

Dr Israel Klingensmith of Blairsville dies at home after a long illness dating to spring pneumonia. Born 1850 near Jeannette he trained in Greensburg and Jefferson Medical College. He served Blairsville as surgeon for Pennsylvania Railroad and led local medical societies. Funeral in Blairsville Episcopal church followed by Greensburg cemetery.

Ibrake Klingensmitil Israel J. Klingensmith Blairs~ville Jeannette Isaaac Klingensmith Greensburg Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Blairsville Pennsylvania Railroad National Medical Society Indiana County Medical Society Council of Knights of Pythias Mary Caroline H. {. Brunet Hilary B Chicago Mary Christiana Raleigh N. C Williams India Welix Episcopal Church Blairaville

Church News and Missions Address in Town Churches

Sabbath services were held at the Lutheran church with 18 new members added. Mario Stephens, a mission worker in Africa, will speak on missions at the Free Methodist church next Sabbath at 7 30. Presbyterian communion services are planned in Library Hall next Sabbath morning, with preparatory notes at First United Presbyterian on Saturday at 2. Rev Samuel G Wilson, president of the mission college at Tabriz, Persia, spoke on missions in Library Hall Sabbath morning. he is visiting his mother on Church Street.

Lutheran Church Mins Mario Stephens Mission Lckin Africa Free Methodist Church of Mission College Tabriz Persia Library Hall Wilson Anon Wilson Church Street

Personal Brevities Bring Local Notables Across Towns

Attorney M. O. Watson visited Harrisburg on Thursday and a string of Indiana residents were seen in Pittsburgh, Altoona, Johnstown, and St. Louis. Names include Mrs. Sadie J. Butler, John Moore, Dr. R. McHenry, LN. Park, Miss Alice Prothero, Ernest Stewart, Tralph Moorhead, Richard Wuatson, Mrs. Robert Alison, Thomas Grifith, G. McCartney, William G. Orner, William Bennett, William H. Altimus, Frank Patterson, Alex St. Clair, Carrie Sturgeon, J. M. Gamble, J. A. Righmy, Mrs. J. A. Campbell, A. W. Gailey, Lloyd Bienhimer, Joseph H. E. Weaver, and others traveling to fairs, races, and the St. Louis Exposition.

M. 0. Watson Town Harrisburg Sadie J. Butler Armagh Indiana John Moore Irwin Treliania R.¥. McHenry LN. Park Marion Center Altoona Alice Prothero Dubois Ernest Stewart Church Street Pittsburg Tralph Moorhead Richard Wuatson St. Louis Robert Alison Plumville James Ian Horn Thomas Grifith Wilkinsburg G. [. McCartney Land Wiliam G. Orner William Bennett Strongstown William H. Altimus Jand Franke Patterson John Patterson Alex, St. Clair New Castle Carrie Sturgeon Elderton J. M. Gamble J. A. Righmy W. S. Daugherty T. B. Clark J. Henry Sharpsburg Ernest Stuchell East Water Street Fred Jamison Johnstown Jamison Charles Bryan George Myers Tarentum Charles J. Brown Edward Anderson Huff Robert Liggett Carrie Trainer Strattonville Clarion County J. A. Campbell East Oak Street Heshbon A.W. Gailey Hortons C. Gailey Chicago Andrew Gailey Lloyd Bienhimer Kenwood 3. M. Glassford East Philadelphia Street Joseph HE. Weaver Seward North Point Hamilton G. Stewart Harry B. Neal Trade City The Western University Myra Godfrey Marshall Marcy B New York City L. M. Foust Conemaugh My. Foust Must Wheatfield Township W. Tf. Clawson Atlantic City Philadelphia Jamea McFarland Cherryhill Township Cornapolis EB. Lewis Blairsville Mix Talon Roxs Hery Harriet Coral Willat Waster States Kansas St. Louis Exposition J. M. Guthrie Nelliesot West Mr. Guthrie William. Hefora St. Paul Minneapolis

SIX BUILDINGS BURNED AND HOUSE FIRE AT DAYTON

A string of fires devastates Rosamayne and Dayton areas. Mrs Anna Donahue's home burns with about 250 dollars secreted inside. her insured losses are heavy. J Q Adams loses tools but saves some. James Mikin's modern house, only insured for 500, also destroyed. A separate Dayton blaze damaged three stables tied to I M Mider and George Lins. A faulty flue blamed. local boys at fault for the Dayton fire.

Anna Donahue Gaiblaten Meg. Donahue Donahue J. Q. Adams Adams James Mikin Rossmeyne Hilkin Dayton Hiatches I. M. Mider George Lins

Weddings Of A Week In Mack Liggett Family

A week of weddings fills the Mack homestead in East Wheafield town ship with Emma Pearl Mack marrying William Nelson Liggett of Hull in a noon lawn ceremony attended by about 100. Rev. B. G. Vinkker officiated. The couple plan law studies after a reception and stay at home post holidays. Nearby, Stacey N Smith and Mary Agnes Wilson wed at Wilson home with a small turnout and future housekeeping planned in Grove City area. The week also features multiple local unions including Markshall Stewart and other families, with reception plans and travel for honeymoons. A separate report notes a fatal accidental shotgun discharge near New Florence involving Andrew Bennett, age 17, with coroner’s inquest clearing a companion.

Ligger Grand View Robert G. Mack East Wheafield Emma Pearl William Nelson Liggett Hull Mack Vinkker M. Jack Sime! Cunningham D.C. Mack Town Robert ©. Liggett Ligvett Ohio Northern University MacGibeney School of Oratory Philadelphia Missy Aloitha Moore John Lyon Addison N.Y Christ Episcopal Church of Town George Rodgera Charles J. Moore Dermaoy Glty Lyon Riegel Sack Company He Watson Madie Watson Virginian Dunier William Howard N. Ny Broomsman Wellington Clark Norman Watson Mix Rut Davidson Rubh Davia New York City Pride Ruton E Card JD. Ritchio Panswatawney Mise Uoertha Carroll Phunyille Hoy ML. Schmucker Aratum Henry William Craig Hille Mc Tony Atev Swartz Grinford Wayne Averted Wailren Walkeis Farren Shicloda Mayriet Walker A. A Andrew Bonnett Xon Squce O. M. Bennett New Florence Bennett Jad Russell Igo Dehool Bennett Poy Vorger Wynn Westmoreland County Florence Wade Mairilalel Kor Gidef

Abhmahiaia Lincoln Lecture Set By Hishop Bowker

Wells Knews M Divine will speak Friday evening on the subject Abmahiaia Lincoln at Library Hill. Bishop Bowker, a major church figure, will preside as the lecture arrives amid community interest. The event coincides with local political and civic happenings in the county and state.

Wells Loebure Hishop Bowker Ili Puoslay Abmahiaia Lincoln Mowlora Firal Dodinna Howler Ghuveh Galle bin Bo Leahburg

Death of Capt James S Nesbitt in Woods Aged Civil War Veteran

The body of Capt James Smith Nesbitt a former Indiana businessman and civic figure was found Sept 16 in dense woods three miles from his home after wandering away in a frail condition. A Civil War veteran he led the Roth Regiment in battle and commanded part of the regiment at Cold Harbor. He leaves a large family and survived by his wife Margaret Houston and several children. His sister Maria also resides in Troy Idaho along with other relatives.

Troy James Smith Nesbitt Omian Indiana Nesbitt Jis Is Hone Buxt Conomaugh Thia County Luliana Pocomoke City Congress Roth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers I Richard White Cold Marbor Himell Ilo Nashite Margirel Houston William Houston Town Robert James Rank Joseph Samuel William Nouth Dakota Charles Tirvey DaksAnna Spokane Wash Margaret Baltimore Maria Thernvatt

Smallpox Closure Shuts School Amid Nearby Outbreak

A neighborhood smallpox scare prompted the closure of a local school after Alfred Learn and family contracted the illness. Dr Frank Mhrenfeld, acting for the health board, diagnosed the disease as smallpox and ordered quarantine of the Learn household and adjacent school area to halt spread. The outbreak mirrors a similar pattern to recent cases near Mitchells Mills and Gool pork sone Giewpo.

Anon Allictedl Mitchells Mills Goolpork

Annual Sabbath School Convention at Cookport

The Indiana County Sabbath School Association holds its annual convention at Cookport Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29. Sabbath school superintendents of all denominations may send two delegates each. W. G. Laubis of Philadelphia is the late fold secretary. prominent Sabbath school workers from the state will attend and a program is set for the sessions. Notices have been sent nationwide and attendees are asked to report early with their names.

Cone Vonblonchin Lodiana

Tad Hand Injured In Narrow Doorway Incident

A. P. Stephens of Grisemore was injured last week when his hand got squeezed between a wagon and a door frame at a bare in Barnesboro. The accident left a badly cut hand, corrected with gutches by a local responder. In other notes, Dr. DeiL Ney Prathero, formerly with St. Francia Hospital in Pittsburg, has resigned and will relocate to this place.

Barnesboro A. P. Stephens Grisemore Indiana Deil Ney Prathero St. Francia Hospital Pittsburg

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