Republican Rally and 1900 Pennsylvania Campaign Dates
The piece urges Republican unity to back a full ticket from McKinley to jury commissioner, arguing victory means prosperity and defeat returns Cleveland-era days. It lists Oct 2 1900 county meetings in Indiana County and schedules through Nov 5 with venues like Marion Center and Homer City, plus notes on Presbyterian vote trends, a Peon Run play, and floor-protection tips for a sale at the PRUGHESS office.
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Indiana County
Georch J. Frit
Marion Center
Cherrytree
Clarksburg
Blacklick
Georgeville
Plomrille
Gordon School
West Lebanon
Homer City
Clyde
Advance
Jacksonvile
Peon Run
Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Travels
A dense list of social notes records Mr. J. Lisle Apple visiting Pittsburg, Mrs. A. M. Hammers of Normal visiting Warren, Miss Margaret Sweeney visiting Pittsburg, and many other relatives and friends visiting towns including Jeannette Blairsville Irwin Punxsutawney and Greensburg. Names, towns, and Sabbath visits provide a snapshot of community mobility and social ties.
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J. Lisle Apple
Pittsburg
A. M. Hammers
Normal
Warren
Margaret Sweeney
David 8. Fox
Jeannette
Daisy Gilbert
Lawerence Hasinger
Lawrence Hasinger
J. M. Cunningham
Cannonsburg
Messrs
D. E. Carle
H. C. Fry
Indiana
Peter Clawson
Blairsville
John Park
Natrona
Local Institutes Schedule At Culvert Schoolhouse
An institute program at Culvert schoolhouse East Wheatfield township November 3 at 1 pm features talks on supplementary work co operation of directors and teachers, spelling pronunciation or meaning, barriers to progress of schools, do school teachers die and will not consent to be buried, habit and central study in the school room. Recitations and music planned. T. V. Conrad, teacher.
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Culvert
Wheatfield Township
Edd Dodd
Pearl Mack
Martha Cunningham
Lizzie MeFeaters
Union church services at Fairview next Sabbath evening
Church notices report Union church in Fairview hosting services next Sabbath evening. Various pastors occupy pulpits in nearby churches this weekend with preparatory sessions and confirmations noted. Lectures on missions slated in Brushvalley Lutheran church with audience invited.
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Union Church
Fairview
J. M. Welch
Presbyterian Church
Davia
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Second United Presbyterian Church
Swartz Crawford
J. Aberly
India
Brushvalley
Cockport
Richard Phelan
Pittsburg
J. Telford
William Gompers
Lutheran Church
Brushvalley Lutheran Church
Weddings of a Week McCracken Adair in Johnstown
Long wedding week features Rev J C C McCracken of Johnstown and Miss Margaret Adair of town to wed at the Adair home with about 40 guests. After a 2 pm ceremony by Rev John Adair, the couple will tour the East and return for a reception next Tuesday before settling in Johnstown. Also notes a quiet morning wedding of Miss Annie E K Sutton to W Fred Wettling at Mrs Jane Sutton’s near Philadelphia street.
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5. W. Guthrie
Church Street
Irwin
A. W. Fay
Pittsburg
Sue Williard
Town
W. BR. Myers
Johnstown
Indiana
Sarah Porter
New York City
F. T. Empfield
Philadelphia
M. C. Wortman
Punxsutawney
Messrs
B. H. Lichteberger
Alex Stewart
Harry White, Jr
G. W. Belzey
Toledo
J. B. Adair
Albert Lockard
Allegheny
Samuel Nelson
White Township
Kellar Harris
Mollie
Steubenville
Harrison Gamble
Myrtle Rhome
Derry
Emma Hoffman
Pine Township
Greensburg
David Repine
Walter Black
Smicksburg
Harry St. Clair
Columbus, O
Robert Lowry
South Eighth Street
W. A. Cochran
Josiah Lydick
West Chestnut Street
8. P. Warner
George A. Buchanan
Third Ward
A. J. Furman
Atlantic City
N. J
T. M. Miller
Apollo
James Sweeney
Alfred Wiggins
Pitteburg
Kaufman’s
Bertha Graff
Pittaburg
T. B. Hill
Sharpsburg
D. Caldwell
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
J. H. Sloan
Santa Paula
Cal
A. S. Cunningham
Will Irvin
Irvin
T. A. Douglass
Grisemere
Wisconsin
Frank Moorhead
Geological Surveying Corps
Beaver
John Cameron
Tipton
Cherryhill
Samuel Strong
Milton Hoffman
John Michaele
Buffington Township
Wm. Campbell
South Sixth Street
Keturah
G. T. Reynolds
Harrisburg
Nellie Gordon
Cora B. Siebert
Margaret Batdonner
Normal School
Young Women’s Christian Association of Normal
Reading
F. H. McCaffery
Mitchells Mills
James Devlin
Armstrong Township
B. F. Laughlin
Marion Center
Joseph Laughlin
Henry Prothero
G. A. McLain
Pennsylvania
Tarentum
Harry McCreery
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Ella Finde
East Oak Street
John
Leechburg
Finde
Wilmerding
Verner Hollister
Ira Myers
J. R. Daugherty
S. M. Jack
Scott
Manners
J. M. Welch
R. Galbreath
Will McGregor
Samuel Munshower
James McKee
E. O. Clements
Savilla Smith
Pittsburg Exposition
J. M. Cunningham
W. T. Wilson
M. M. Davin
H. J. Kinkead
G. W. Gilbert
J. B. Younkins
J. M. Guthrie
Nell
Ella
Cora McCormick
Emma Rhea
Joseph W. Clements
Gustin Moorhead
Frank Douglass
James Campbell
Irwin W. Gibson
Johnston Moorhead
W. A. Glass
Center Township
R. M. Curry
McKeesport
J. F. Elder
R.S. Calder
Conemaugh
John I. Campbell
Worcester
S. J. Kyle
Belle
Mary Lemisson
J. C. Oliver
G. W. Belsey
O . Harry McCracken
Elizabeth
Bellefonte
John Adair
West Newton
Jane Sutton
Annie EK. Sutton
W. Fred Wettling
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Loeust Street
Kline Johnston
Charles H. Kline
Katherine W. Johnston
Fish Atreest
Eline
W. B. Eline
Indiana Normal
Ales. M. Stewart
John Laughlin
Robert Ruffer
W. B. Kline
T. B. Clark
May Scott
Simon H. Lear
Anna M. Taylor
Blairaville
John Taylor
B. F. Beazell
Hamilton Sunderland Wedding at Glen Campbell
Mr. William Hamilton of Glen Campbell married Miss Theresa Sunderland of Mahaffey on a Friday at Glen Campbell by Squire J. E. Miller.
Weimer Esch Tie The Knot In Blairsville Sabbath
Mr Benton H Weimer and Miss Alice H Esch both of Blairsville were married on Sabbath by Rev A B Runyan pastor Blairsville Baptist church.
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Weimer-Esch
Benton H. Weimer
Alice H. Esch
Blairsville
A. B. Runyan
Coal Strikers Likely to Win in Anthracite War
Dispatches claim the great coal strike in the anthracite fields is nearing conclusion with a forecast of victory for the strikers. Estimates cite 137,000 men out, 4,000,000 tons unmined, 7 lives lost and $2,500,000 in operator losses, alongside broader economic damages totaling $7,500,000. The report notes 20 days of strike since September 17 and a per diem wage loss of about $1 for workers.
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