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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1896

Page

4

Republican wing meetings announced for late October

Chairman Mack lists a string of evening meetings in Cooky Fliva Sherestown Rochester Millis Armagh Kellysburg West Lebanon Hutt Clarksburg Gettysburg Hower City Tuciila with Indiana having an afternoon session. Prominent home and abroad speakers will discuss current campaign issues. a full turnout urged.

Mack Cooky Fliva Sherestown Rochester Millis Armagh Kellysburg West Lebanon Hutt Clarksburg Gettysburg Hower City Tuciila Indiana

Local ticket list includes McEkinley and Hopartz in Ohio

The poll listing presents candidates for President Marox William McEinkle y and Vice President Hox Gauger A Hopartz from New Jersey. It specifies races for Congress Senate Sheriff Prothonotary Treasurer Assembly and various county and state offices with Indiana and Pennsylvania names.

Marox Williamm McEkinley Ohio Hox Gauger A. Hopartz New Jersey Congress E. E. Roblins Greensburg Westmoreland Co Senate Jamis G. MitcHelli Jefferson County T.S. Neat North Mahoning Elpest Per Lor Indiana Paul M. Serrox Assembly JoEx McGargney Jonx W. Morrow M. JH. Wexry Young Escam Stuchell Rayne Groxier J. Fell W. F. Greeane M. M. Davis

Vaccination Law Dilemma Voiced by State Official

State Superintendent Schaffer urges school boards to use discretion in enforcing vaccination in Armstrong County districts. He notes no local health boards outside cities and boroughs, but supports vaccination as a condition of school admission and urges tempering strict enforcement to protect public health without penalizing superintendents or clergy. The piece also mentions a Republican meeting in Ambrose and related gatherings in Rhellysiung and Marion.

Jackson Armstrong County Schaffer Boards of Health Ida Notive

Date Change for Indiana County Republican Convention 1896

The Republican County Convention date is moved to Friday October 30 1896 to allow better arrangements for a grand turnout. Gov Daniel B Hastings and Hon John Wanamaker may address the gathering with a night grand march and torches. The county will provide food and lodging, with hotels and lunch counters open at nominal prices. Members urged to attend with families and conveyances while clubs from McKinley and Hobart participate. Full particulars to follow.

Daniel B. Hastings John Wanamaker Indiana County McKinley Hobart

Haven't We Suffered Enough On Free Trade Debate

Opinion piece arguing free trade hurts American workers and farmers, urging rejection of demagogues and defending protection. It cites treasury deficits, calls for revenue focus, and criticizes Bryan era currency stances while praising McKinley and the protectionist policy. References William B. GIVEN and political canvassing in Pennsylvania.

McKinley Promise and Protection Tariff Rally Support

A broad appeal urges a tariff to cover government running costs and safeguard agriculture and industry, with McKinley as the trusted candidate. Mentions labor wage promises tied to McKinley’s election, critiques Bryan, and cites a pro protection and honest money stance. Also notes a party meeting shift to Flora and Buckner’s view on Kentucky’s electoral vote for Bryan.

Buckner Palmer Bryan Kentucky

Three Days’ East Mahoning Baptist Convention

East Mahoning Baptist Church hosts a three day roll call reunion with sessions Fri through Sun. Preachers include Rev. C E Parker Rev. Elias Rowland Rev. C W Teasdale John Houk Dr McCullough M L Rowland A B Runyan and A J Furman with a schedule of devotional services prayers and sermons for Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings and mornings.

East Mahoning Church East Mahoning C. E. Parker Elias Rowland C. W. Teasdale B. Y The John Houk Twolick Mother Church Fairview John D. Spicher Cockport McCullough

Good Times at Garfield Wide Fire Brick Plant Busy

Garfield West Wheatfield county thrives around Robinson Bros. firm in the Conemaugh river town. Their general store grain depot and meat market anchor local commerce while the Garfield Fire Clay Co. stays active producing large firebrick shipments. The brick works stand as the town’s main industry amid regional business stagnation.

Garfield Conemaugh West Wheatfield Robinson Bros. & Co Robinson Bros Garfield Fire Clay Co

Progress school reports spark interest in county schools

Mr. A. W. Campbell, principal at Blairs ville Intersection, notes progress reports printed at the PROGRESS office have excited students to strive for monthly bests. He praises the condensed yet complete cards and says he won’t be without them, with sales at the Progress office at one penny each.

Progress Office A. W. Campbell Blairsville

Personal Brevities From Indiana Locals and Visitors

Indiana and nearby towns list a parade of callers and travelers including John K. Lewis of Jeannette, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers of Homer City, Miss Gertrude Thompson from Indiana, and many others visiting relatives or attending events. Notable items note encampments in Washington and Braddock, and travelers to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City.

No. 1 Albrecht piano sold to W De Arme

Porch Brothers of Johnstown sold a No 1 Albrecht piano to William De Arme of White township. Tickets go on sale at the depot next Friday for the Leechburg convention at 1.51 for a round trip. J P Lytle, Prohibition candidate for County Commissioner, is gaining supporters and is described as eminently qualified. The Kiskiminetan, official organ of Saltsburg school, has entered its second year, praised by editor and publisher.

Porch Brothers Johnstown William De-Arme White Township Leechburg J. P. Lytle Kiskiminetan Kiskiminetas School Saltsburg

Social Circles Selections Highlight Local Parties

Mrs. Virginia Hitchcock hosted friends at "Croylands" Saturday. Miss Fannie Gessler held a euchre party for Miss Jeanette Brown of Allegheny City. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Watson entertained about 50 guests for their daughter Margaret’s birthday with refreshments at 10. Miss Clara Farnsworth entertained twenty youths at Mr. William Lovelace's home for Howard Balentine before his departure to Norfolk, Va.

N. Moorhead Katherine Pittsburg Exposition Lowery Cameron Penn Run B. C. Cameron Lansing Mich Nettie Gorman Derry Mary McClusky Philadelphia H. M. Bell G. W. Hood Atlantic City N. J E. 0. Clements J. W. Clements F. Nesbitt Allegheny Seminary Samuel Nesbitt Ross M. Sutton F. E. Fleck Beaver Falls H. M. Fleck Marion Center W. 8 Dale Butler Rev. Wylie Dale Will Visit His Sister, Mrs. Wylie, For Several Days. Mr. J. B. Younkins Church Street Conemaugh Township Rachel Arthurs Pine Flats Braddock Sarah Bratten Jane Marshall Wilmerding M. W. Ray Pittsburg Indiana Friends Ray Wather& Roberston Drug Company W. T. Wissinger Rayne Township Union Veteran Legion Washington, D. C T. M. Coleman Wm. H. Campbell Burrell Township John McGaughey MacKinley Howard Balentine Third Ward Norfolk Mission School Howard Knox Carney Johnstown Virginia Hitchcock Clara Farnsworth William Lovelace Fourth Ward

Presbyterian pulpit exchanges and sermons reported

Rev Neil Ferguson will preach at Penn Run Presbyterian church on Sabbath at 3 PM. Rev Hoffman of Marion Center starts meetings at Fairview church next Monday evening. Revs M B Telford of Homer City and Neil Ferguson exchanged pulpits the past Sabbath. Rev J B Work, formerly Norfolk mission principal, now at this church, preached at First United Presbyterian on Sabbath morning.

Neil Ferguson Penn Run Presbyterian Church Hoffman Marion Center Fairview Church M. 8 Telford Homerity Second United Presbyterian Church J. B. Work Norfolk First United Presbyterian Church

Former resident opens restaurant on Wood Street

Mr. J. J. Gall, once a resident, now located in Wilkinsburg, has opened a restaurant on Wood Street. He invites Indiana county friends visiting the city and promises an excellent meal to those who stop by.

J. J. Gall Wilkinsburg Wood Street

Progress prints a penny term report card for teachers

A description promotes PROGRESS prints a monthly pupil progress report on tough cardboard. It notes the reports are sent postpaid to any county teacher and priced at one penny each, designed to engage both students and parents in work.

Double wedding promised in West Wheatfield township

Local notes from West Wheatfield report a double wedding this week and include community arrivals and visits. Members attend Firemen's Convention in Johnstown and local businesses show activity while Garfield and Bolivar areas enjoy growth and social events. Mr. Thomas Berky and Miss Etta McKelvy marry with guests present.

Robert Bowser Garfield J. H. Hall Johnstown Bert St.Clair Urd.Brantlinger Fred Shelter Ida McClain Samuel McClain Adella Parks Murray Ind Lizzie Dickey G. W. Bryan Hester Dick Conemaugh Epworth League Germany Purl Gamble Bi Township G. F. Gamble

Local Notes From Nipton and Surrounding Areas

Milton Hoffman serves as Nipton assistant postmaster. Mrs. James Caulfield is housebound with neuralgia. John W. Duncan, Nipton resident, improves after a serious illness. Hugh Omer of Morrellville visited relatives this Sabbath. Anna Aliemus harvested 120 bushels of potatoes, 60 pumpkins, and 300 shacks of corn from three acres. Dame Rumor claims Nancy Fetterm an and William McGilvey wed. Amanda Jackson of Johnstown visited her parents. Hattie Reed of Morrellville returned home after a two week stay. A child of Thomas Harris drank lye but is slowly recovering.

Milton Hoffman Nipton James Caulfield John W. Duncan John Michael J. C. McCracken Wintondale Hugh Omer Morrellville John P. Omer Anna Aliemus Nancy Fetterman Ebensburg William McGilvey Amanda Jackson Johnstown Mattin Hoffman Hattie Reed Annie Sadie Hoffman Thomas Harris Nole

Nineveh News Highlights and Local Characters

Joseph Cramer ships a large lumber lot from the station. Nineveh shines at the Firemen’s Convention in Johnstown. Squire J E Brown across the river makes strong cider during October. H W Ling of East Wheatfield works the best trade. R C Brinker runs a top Sisi-clus store with solid value. Pike survey to Johnstown advances, seven miles by land once finished. Nineveh hosts a notable hotel with Verona House earning its name through hospitality.

Joseph Cramer Cramer Nineveh Johnstown Squire J. E. Brown H. W. Ling East Wheatfield Township Indiana County Nimeveh Heachier Co R. C. Brinker Mudal W. H. Werk Verona House Mezne

Five Polistes Society Event Receives Praise

A Sunday evening meeting at Five Polistes on FTST coochon campus ended with a vote of thanks to those who organized the program. Profs Hammers, Bach and Potts attended the entertainment session and praised the success of the event.

FTST Wade Boes

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