Republican meeting tour announced by Cineruin Mack
Cineruin Mack announces a series of Republican meetings in various towns from Oct. 8 to Oct. 27 with both evening and some afternoon sessions. Prominent speakers from home and abroad will discuss campaign issues. Citizens urged to attend in Marion Center and Indiana with afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineruin
Rowncces Mills
Arumah
K Kellysburg
West Delmon
Ambrose
Deckers Point
le Dndisna
Clarksvurg
Getigsburg
Homer City
Marion Center
Indiana
Local Ticket Names List With Various Indiana and Nearby Races
A fragmented ballot-like list shows candidates for president and vice president Maya Witriss McKixby and Hor Garret A. Hopper, with entries for Congress Senate Sheriff Prothonotary Treasurer Assembly Commissioners Auditor Coroner across multiple counties including Indiana and North Mahoning. Names include James G Tchell Jefferson County Errc Prevor M Sorrow JohN McGaveney Joh N W MORROW and Tn M M Davis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya Witriss McKixby
Ohio
Garret A. Hopper
New Jersey
Congress
Ele
RobiNn
Greensburg
Westmoreland Co
Senate
James G_TCHELL
Jefferson County
T.S. Neal
North Mahoning
Errc Prevor
Indiana
Par. M. Sorrow
Assembly
John McGaveney
W. Morrow
M. H. Hexey
Young
Hiram Strewert
Rayne
Propaganda Cross Postering Sparks Religious Outcry
A Massillon Mass issue condemns a Bryan campaign poster that desecrates the cross. It calls for united moral action against what it calls dangerous pro Bryanism and warns Americans to oppose such religiously offensive political advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
America
Iviste
Ineck
Indiana county Republicans Convene in October County Meeting
The Republicans of Indiana county will meet in a county convention on Thursday in October at this place. Delegations from districts will be present for a grand demonstration. Get ready by organizing and bring your wives and daughters for a full display. details will appear in the next issue of the P, LSA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Anu
LSA
Prices and wages under free silver debunked
The piece argues that price levels swing faster than wages, so moving to a silver standard would not double wages and would erode purchasing power. It mocks campaign fads around McKinley, urges opposing currency debasement, and notes local reactions. It also reflects on shifting views of Grover Cleveland in a light local tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Freeport Journal
Free Rural Mail Delivery Experiment in Westmoreland County
The article discusses a proposed trial of free rural mail delivery to countryside homes in Westmoreland County. Proponents say it would please country residents who lack doorstep service, while critics warn the cost may outweigh benefits given sparse mail volume and great distances. The piece notes England uses a similar system amid denser populations and expresses cautious optimism for possible wider adoption after a U S trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmoreland County
Sam
England
Don’t trade votes against the Republican ticket
An opposition effort asks Republicans to trade votes claiming they can afford it. Pleas for complimentary votes arise from a large majority. The message urges Republicans to vote the whole Republican ticket as nominated and warns that trading votes is confusing and dangerous.
Judge White Sets Citizenship Standard in Indiana County
In court last week Judge White examined applicants and set a standard of citizenship requiring knowledge of laws and customs beyond years of residency. The article questions what percentage of local voters could answer the court's questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Indiana County
McKinley Victory Backed by Overwhelming Majority Demands
The piece argues for a sweeping win for McKinley to crush the Democratic party and resolve long-standing issues from 1861 to 1896. It praises Edward Domka’s pursuit of American citizenship and urges Republican turnout plus a grand rally in Cockport before the election, calling it a major afternoon and evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Democratic Party
Democratic Populist Party in County Quietly Active
A county party faction maintains a steady, unseen campaign effort, described as diligent and shrewd. The note highlights ongoing organizing, outreach, and persistent political activity without fanfare.
Republicans push for banners in Indiana county race
The Millerstown Herald notes Republicans aim for banners offered by Chairman Mack and urges a strong canvass. It urges turnout on election day, declares the duty to vote, and promises a GOP meeting at Jerry Keith's in Green township with date to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Millerstown Herald
Jerry Keith
Green Township
Death of Rev. Quincy A. Hamill at 32
Rev. Quincy A. Hamill, pastor of Jacksonville and Conemaugh churches, died Saturday morning after a long illness of pulmonary trouble. A graduate of United Presbyterian Seminary at Allegheny, licensed in 1894 and ordained in 1895, he was beloved by his congregation and presbytery. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev. R. A. Jamison presiding, followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. An unusually large funeral procession marked the community’s esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy A. Hamill
William T. Hamill
White Township
United Presbyterian Seminary
Allegheny
Hamill
Jacksonville
Conemaugh
R. A. Jamison
Apollo
Greenwood Cemetery
Isaiah McElhoes dies aged 82 in Rayne township
Isaiah McElhoes longtime Rayne resident dies Saturday at his son John K McElhoes home aged 82. He was a Washington Presbyterian Church member, survived by four children J K McElhoes J B McElhoes Mrs George Collins and Mrs James Allen. Funeral held at his home with Rev A T Bell and burial in Washington Presbyterian church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah McElhoes
Rayne Township
John K. McElhoes
Washington Presbyterian Church
J. 8. McEl
Mrs Mary Martin Dies at 79 in Center Township
Mrs Mary Martin died at her son Thomas Martins home in Center township on Thursday from general debility aged 79. She leaves eight children. A St Bernard Catholic Church member, she was buried in the Catholic cemetery on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
Thomas Martin
Center Township
St. Bernard Catholic
Mrs William Stiles Dies in Brushvalley Township at Age 40
Mrs William Stiles of Brushvalley township died on Sabbath aged about 40. She leaves a husband and several children. Funeral services were held on Tuesday with interment at Dias burying ground in Brush valley township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stiles
Brushvalley Township
Dias
Mrs Israel Moore of Rayne Township Dies at 65
MES ISRAEL MOORE died at her home in Rayne township on Tuesday October 6 1896 aged about 65 years Interment at Grove Chapel this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Moore
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel
Compliment to State Chairman Elkin in Progres s letter
A letter to the PROGRess from J N Van Horn of Hatch City 8 Da praises John P Elkin and McKinley. He offers to pay his PROGRESS bill up to Jan 1 1897 and expresses pride in Elkin while denouncing the Boy Orator of the Platte as a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. van Horn
Hatch City
McKinley
John P. Elkin
The
Platte
Musical and Literary Treat at Willet by Y P E Five Points
A musical and literary entertainment will be held at Willet on Friday evening October 9 by the Y P E of Five Points. Prof. J Lisle Apple E E Bach and Miss Myna Boreland will perform. Refreshments served 5 to 7 with doors opening at 7. General admission 10 and 15 cents, reserved seats 20 cents. Proceeds go to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet
Y. P
J. Lisle Apple
E. E. Bach
Myna Boreland
Ploumville Store Expands to Clothing Department
J. N. Cochran & Company in Plumville adds a dedicated clothing room with well lit tables, promising easier shopping for customers. See their advertisement weekly in the Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Cochran & Company
Plumville
Personal breevities include many local visitors
A long list of names and places notes Mr. Guthrie and others visiting Saltsburg Pittsburg Blairsville Uniontown Punxsutawney and Johnstown. Numerous residents and relatives travel to and from towns including Wilkinsburg Braddock McKeesport Tarentum and Leechburg with church and school connections noted. The State WCTU convention attendees from Indiana are listed.
Church News Highlights From Local Congregations
Sabbath services are planned across Presbyterians Lutherans and Baptists with communion in Presbyterian and a prior Lutheran service noted. Four new members admitted. Disciples convention set for Braddock starting Monday for three days. Rev C W Teasdale to preach at Homer City Baptist next Sabbath. Blairsville Baptists eye popular lectures and house purchase for a new worship space this week. Ambrose Baptist 10 day protracted meeting begins next Sabbath with Rev H F Loomis leading and R A Jennings in charge of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Church
Braddock
C. W. Teasdale
Baptist
Homer City
Blairsville
First United Presbyterian Church
Ambrose Baptist Church
H. F. Loomis
R. A. Jennings
Social Circles and Community Entertainment Notes
The Monday Nights club of six girls gathered at Miss Charlotte Wheeler's East Main Street home for a taffy session. The Ladies' Home Missionary society hosted a novelty program at the Presbyterian church with a post event lunch. An October 15 Library Hall event titled A Tom Thumb Wedding features about 75 children. admission 25 and 35 cents, hosted by the Women's Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Wheeler
East Main Street
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Library Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
Livestock Shipments Reported To Philadelphia and New York Markets
From October 1 to 7, buyers and consignors including H. H. Blakley sending 25 cattle and 15 calves to Perkiomenville. James M. Nichol conveying 391 sheep and 3 calves to West Philadelphia. Thomas and Wissinger with 212 sheep and 2 calves to West Philadelphia. N. Seanor shipping 192 sheep to West Philadelphia. Hays and McKallip 117 sheep and 2 calves to New York. J. A. Crepa 120 sheep to West Philadelphia. Bowser and Burns 26 pigs and 110 sheep to Port Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Blakley
Perkiomenville
James M. Nichol
West Philadelphia
Thomas & Wissinger
N.seanor
Hays & McKallip
New York
J. A. Crepa
Bowser & Burns
Port Indian
Rayne Local Notes Include Travel and Crime
Local correspondence reports John Snyder and wife vacationing in Dayton. Rev Tomlinson to attend a Lutheran syrog in Punxsotawney. Mrs Jennie Howe from Indiana to move in with Samuel Dodson. George Potts family visited Harman in Plamville. Tom E Hicmand and John Taylor from Indiana spent Saturday at David Wolf's. Lizzie Creps to Leechburg as delegate for Women’s Mission Society. Ira Harrison leaves for Chicago firm as traveling salesman for five years, starts in Vinzburg. Thieves break into Samnel Dodson’s house. two sacks of silver money taken, pocketbook with small change missing.
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John Snyder
Dayton
Tomlinson
Syrog
Punxsotawney
Jennie Howe
Indiana
Samuel Dodson
Geo. Potts
Plamville
Weamer Harman
Tom E. Hicmand
John Taylor
David Wolf
Lizzie Creps
Leechburg
Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Society
Grove Chapel
Gilpin
Mr. Samnel
Dodson
Sick list and visits span Dixonville to Indiana
D S McAnulty on the sick list. A P Anderson dangerously ill with typhoid fever. J A Wheeler visited Dixonville on business Thursday. Harry McMillen and wife of Dixonville visiting here. Neely Craig and Banks Wilt of were Larnesboro visitors Friday. Geo Beer of Deckers Point visited his sister Mrs W H Wineburg over Sabbath. Dr J C McMullen and wife serenaded Friday evening. Rev Rigdel of Philadelphia preached in Baptist church Sabbath forenoon. J S Killens lying ill with typhoid fever at his sister’s in Indiana. Joseph Hines of Mitchells Milla looked after lumber interests Thursday and Friday. John Gibson and Jessie Jacksonville and E M Kunkle and wife Smathers guests of F H Lear and wife over Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. McAnulty
A. P. Anderson
J. A. Wheeler
Dixonville
Harry McMillen
Neely Craig
Banks
Larnesboro
Geo. Beer
Deckers Point
W. H. Wineburg
J. C. Mc3ullen
Rigdel
Philadelphia
Baptist Church
J. S. Killens
Indiana
Joseph Hines
Mitchells Milla
John Gibson
Jessie
Jacksonville
E. M. Kunkle
Smathers
F. H. Lear
Community News Roundup From Local Churches and Schools
W R Spence recovers. Miss Lillie Stuchus improving health. Mrs John Ray fell ill Friday night. J M Bethel suffers stiff neck. Mead McHenry and Miss Belle Gibson at Dayton fair. Mrs Tillie McCrea injured stepping from a ladder Friday. Mr Anthony Montgomery and wife of Elderton visited Sabbath. Rev Wilson preached at Shelocta Presbyterian. H E Mahan attended Dayton fair bringing five first Miami, four on cart, one on a colt. Rev C C Emerson new Plumville M E preacher preached first sermon Sabbath. Local school in progress a week with large attendance. room may be crowded. J C Carnahan threshing at Delmont returns Friday then leaves Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spence
Lillie Stuchus
John Ray
J. M. Bethel
Mead McHenry
Belle Gibson
Dayton
Tillie McCrea
Anthony Montgomery
Elderton
Rev. Wilson
Shelocta
Presbyterian
H. E. Mahan
Lome
Miami
C. C. Emerson
M. E
Plumville
J. C. Carnahan
Delmont
Miss Elsie Gilmore Visits Brother in Swissvale
Miss Elsie Gilmore visits her brother Dr W H Cunningham in Swissvale. Hugh Campbell visits friends in Shelocta. Mrs John Campbell attends her sister's foster care in Indiana. W A Dible to lecture on side lights of the nation at the women’s house tomorrow. Mrs Jane Stewart and Mrs Elizabeth Marshall recovering from sickness. Rev Hughes, Presbyterian pastor, left for Grove. congregation grants six months vacation. McKinley club meets, adds 18 new members, now 42. officers elected include Blakley, Downey, Berk, Hemsy. caps and lamps ordered. march planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Keener
Indiana
W. A. Dible
Wees House
Jane Stewart
Elabeth Marshall
Hughes
Presbyterian
Chorch
Grove
McKinley Club
Saban
Blakley
W. J
John Downey
Wm Berk
M. H. Hemsy
Local Social Notes and Convention Report
Mrs Tillie Sides is quite ill. Mrs John Wray was a visiting guest last week. Miss Sarah Williams of Indisma yields at her home nearby. Miss Bertha Williams of Cooperdale visits here and in Cockport. Mr T N R and Will Griffith with Maud Wray left for their schools by train. The Christian Endeavor convention in Nebo last Thursday night was a success despite a poor evening as the crowd was lax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Byers
West Mahoning
J. A. St. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
Virginia St. Clair
Third Ward
Punxsutawney
James Williams
J. L. Orr
West Philadelphia
C. W. Rink
White Township
Baltimore
Baltimore Dental College
Charles St.Clair
Pittsburg
Alex St.Clair
John Lytle
Washington Township
Fred Selig
Johnstown
Ambrose
John Walker
Armstrong Township
Kansas
T. B. Clark
George
Fourth Ward
John E. Fleming
New Kensington
Messrs
Allen Marlin
St.Joseph
Harry
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Shelocta
Leslie Pattison
D. R. Houk
Purchase Line
D. I. Rowe
Geo Rowe
W. B. Stewart
Tarentum
Frank Campbell
Millie B. Boyd
Alice Withington
Greensburg
Samuel Burker
Altoona
Ella
Elliott McClouda
McKeesport
A. H. Apple
Tillie Sides
John Wray
Sarah Williams
Indisma
Bertha Williams
Cooperdale
Cockport
Will Griffith
Maud Wray
bin Wae Boke
Christian Endeavor
Nebo
Buckwheat Threshing and Family Visit Reported
Farmers thresh buckwheat in the neighborhood while Earl Long from Pittebasg visits his parents Mrs. Warren Farman of Johnstown and her sister Mrs. H. M. Long. John Houkie is butchering some fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apg
Earl Long
Pittebasg
Warren Farman
Johnstown
H. M. Long
John Houkie
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Modurwead & Son
d#Victors and Proprietors
North Seventh Street
George J. Fert
M. M. Davis
Tuils
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Edward Domka
Quency A. Hamill
Mes, Israel Moore
Elkin
Ploumville's
W. Guthrie
Saltsburg
H. W. Anthony
F. Warner
D. W. Artley
Lide Nichols
Uniontown
Helen White
Aaron Hank
Tanoma
J. W. Williams
Pine Flats
Sallie Sansom
Church Street
W. 8. Sandback
Indiana House
Charleroi
A. W. Gilmore
Diven
Wissell
North Sixth Street
John F. Notley
Cherrytree
David Lockard
West Oak Street
Sarah Scott
Mae Scott
R. W. Langham
Adam Black
Smicksburg
D. H. Lucas
C. C. McLain
Wilkinsburg
Benjamin Hamilton
Washington, Pa
Neil Ferguson
H. C. Saum
Bethany College
Christian Church
Allen Hamilton
Our City
Mahonings
Clarence Smith
W. J. Short
Cherryhill Township
D. A
R. D. Hetrick
Leechburgh
J. Cal George
West
Lebanon
William J. Dyer
Normal
Dyer
Thomas K. Ray & Co
W. J. Wilson
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Mateer
Wilson
South Sixth Street
Lewis Hay
Mr. Hay
J. Walter Hay
Catharine Walker
Elizabeth
Andrew Diven
Oregon
A. 8. Lockard
Jeannette
E. M. Lockard
S. A. McCoy
Sarah Stewart
Jennie Mitchell
Olive Laughlin
Bell Thompson
G. W. Bodenhammer
Samuel Boucher
Annie Given
Rochester Mills
Church News
Advertiser
Indiana, Pa
E. F. Black
Thomas Brown
James M. Burton
William F. Bikin Jr
Annie Fry
Ella Grub
Giddie Hildebrand
Margaritte Kain
Bertha V. Kelley
Lucy Lee
Jennie McCaffrey
Lizzie L. Ryan
Misa Randles
W. F. Smith
Fraxcim
Sanson
Ira Harrison
Chicago
Fim
United States
Vinsburg
Baen Oshoro
KENT
Elsie Gilmore
W. H. Cunninghan
Swissvale
Hugh Campbell
Mrs. Fleming
Grisemore
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