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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1899

Page

7

Campaign Plans for Double Republican Tour in Pennsylvania

Special correspondence from Philadelphia details a dual tour by Colonel Barnett and veteran Civil War speakers to promote Republican candidates. The Barnett group includes Tenth Regiment officers and the Tenth Glee Club, while a second veteran party features General Gobin and other sixties figures. ELKIN SEES VICTORY expresses confidence in large Republican majorities, praising candidate integrity and national unity under McKinley.

Philadelphia Frank Reeder Republican State Committee Barnett Tenth Regiment Luzon Fighting Tenth Tenth George W. Neff Blaine Aiken Alexander Young Thomas H. Crago Edward B. McCormick William Dom Charles Jayford Oliver S. Scott J. N. Killian Nebraska Manila Hale Killian J. P. S. Gobin John A. Wiley Thomas J. Stewart James W. Latta Elkin John P. Elkin Republcan Pennsylvania Republican Party McKinley Iron and Union Pennsylvania Volunteers Dewey Philippines J. Hay Brown Josiah R. Adams Supreme Bench Superior Court Gettysburg Luray, Hot Springs Natural Bridge Richmond Washington Pennsylvania Railroad Company Luray Caverns Virginia Hot Springs Pittsburg Luray Hot Springs Virginia Harrisburg Greensburg Johnstown Huntingdon Thos. E. Watt Western District Fifth Avenue Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street

Grain O Relieves Coffee Side Effects for Drinkers

Grain O claims to mimic coffee but with opposite effects, soothing the stomach aiding digestion and strengthening nerves. It is promoted as nourishing with price 15 and 25 cents per package. Also notes Progress term report cards sold at a penny each aiding teacher interest and reports over 2,000 used in county schools last year.

Tex Dominion Company Dept. 3 Chicago United States North Carolina Standard& I Ss. Dauechertvyv

Obelisk Carrier Denton Once a Fast Egyptian Vessel

The Dessoug, renamed Denton, once a famed Egyptian steamer now serves as a coal barge in port bound for a New England port. It carried Egypt’s 196 ton obelisk to New York in 1880 under Lieutenant Commander Gorringe, after a novel lifting and rolling method with cannon balls used as rollers.

Weasel New England Dessoug Khedive of Egypt Denton Khedive Wiliam H. Vanderbilt Central Park New York Gorringe United States

New Mosquitoes Shock Newark Readers In News Item

A New Jersey story describes tiny mosquitoes entering homes despite screens, biting residents along the Passaic river city as doctors promise malaria-fighting benefits while locals urge health-board action. The piece echoes snakebite era public health anxieties and cites the New York Times as a source.

New Mesanito Newark Passaic New Jersey Board of Health New York Times

Too Ritualistic For Catholics At St Albans

A genuine Roman attended high mass at St Albans Colborn at a ritualistic friend's request. The ceremony mirrored Roman practice with genuflections incense vestments and Latin sounding words. Afterward the friend asked for his view and he replied it was magnificent but preferred the simpler Roman ritual.

St. Albans Colborn Lome London Church Gazette

Alligator hide trade noted in Jasper County

The Jasper News reports an alligator hide industry in the county. From June 1 to September 1 O A Worley bought 757 hides for 467 dollars, noting 737 alligators reportedly in local creeks swamps and mud holes in three months.

Jasper Fla

Voltaire boast and church growth noted by paper

A Boston Transcript notice recalls Voltaire’s claim that Christianity would disappear by 1800, contrasting it with today when Christ ianity counts over 200 million adherents and Voltaire’s former venue now houses Bibles. An ad urges Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney issues and promotes a heater specialist in Saltaburg, Pa.

Voltaire Boston Transcript

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