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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1899

Page

5

Barnett's Big Reception in Blairsville Campaign Rally

Indiana and Blairsville attendees gathered for a campaign event featuring Col Barnett and a group from the Tenth Regiment Glee Club who sang songs and were encored. Speakers included Swoope of Clearfield, Hon Clarence Ruth, Col Harry Hall, and Adjutant General Thomas J Stewart. The crowd applauded Barnett as he spoke on Republican principles.

Indiana Joseph Moorhead Charles Ker Jer Blairsville C. R. Griffith Marion Center Tenth Regment Glee Club Barnett Philippines Swoope Clearfield County Clarence Ruth Harry Hall Thomas J. Stewart Harrisburg Glee Club Georgia John McGaughey

Local politics and Aguinaldo split in PA race

The Philadelphia Inquirer argues Pennsylvania must back Brown and Mitchell with Creasy as the local issue probe, while Aguinaldo urges Creasy and Aguinaldo sympathy as a national alliance. The Greensburg Press touts protective tariff benefits and high wages, citing Secretary Hay on wage growth and American manufacturing reach.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Inquirer Hay Brown Supreme Court James E. Barnett Fighting Tenth Regiment William T. Creasy Creasy Ale Colonel Barnett John I. Mitchell Mitchell Tioga County National House of Representatives United States Court of Common Pleas Superior Court McKinley Brown Barnett Spain Aguinaldo Congress Greensburg Press Hay Europe Asia Africa America Atlantic Nile Soudon Inn Birmingham Kidderminster Ghia Geneva

Notable Military Promotions And Global News Tidings

The queen promoted General Symons to major general supernumerary after his Glencoe wound. Fred Funston returns to the Philippines as brigadier general. Reported czar trepanning operation, eleventh Pittsburg exposition ends with 10,000 daily attendance. Masonry degree conferred on Rear Admiral Schley. The Senator transports 1,700 soldiers to San Francisco. W T U headquarters move to Frances Willard’s Evanston home. Eugene Easton, KC journalist, captured by Boers. Henry Slagie jailed for wounding in Wilkinsburg. Sagaa La Grande hospital collapsed after heavy rains.

Symons Glencoe Irwin Fred Funston Philippines Pittsburg Exposition Schley Benjamin B. French South Africa State Department Frank C. Slagie Ida Wegner Pittsburg The Brotherhood of St. Andrews Columbus J. L. Houghteling Chicago J.S. Ward, Jr New York Grant Boulevard Union Station Seth McClusky 1724 Cliff Street G. H. Fulton Washington, Pa

Germany debates Samoa trade and Upolu Island

The German press reports the colonial council urged Germany to trade its Samoa interests to England in exchange for other territory. The imperial government reportedly seeks to keep Upole island.

Germany German Colonial Council Samoa England Upole

President Meinley Attends Nephew’s Wedding in Youngstown

President Meinley closed his tour with a speech in Youngstown Ohio and attended the marriage of his nephew William McKinley Dun can to Miss Deetrick. The party then returned to Washington.

Washington Meinley Youngstown William McKinley Duncan Miss Deetrick

Dr King's New Discovery praised for consumption cure

A Blairsville area note recounts W. A. Hines of Manchester Indiana praising Dr King's New Discovery as a near miraculous cure for throat chest and lung troubles after measles. Regular price is 50 cents to 1.00 with trial bottles free at local drug stores. Also announced is R. W. Wehrle acquiring B. Wehrle's optical and jewelry business, bringing 23 years of eye care experience and a refurbished shop with new jewelers and repair facilities.

W. A. Hines Manchester Dr. King T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville R. W. Wehrle B. Wehrle Wehrle

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs John Graham

Mr and Mrs John Graham of Buffington township express thanks through the PROGRESS for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their son Elbert E Graham.

John Graham Buffington Township Progress Elbert Graham

Local Notes From Kent and Vicinity This Week

Local correspondence documents visitors and movements across Kent Warren Scottdale and surrounding areas. Families travel, church services held, entertainments in Jacksonville, and community events include a Sunday communion and a marriage notice.

Local Notes From Strongstown And East Wheatfield

Strongstown and Homer City residents are listed visiting, social visits, and travel notes. Names include Samuel Stewart, Hannah Cassatt, Sanford Mardis, Mrs. Martin Marth, Lowry Cameron and son Homer, J. D. Gibson, Charles Elwood, and many others with fleeting mentions of typhoid fever, births, and revival meetings in Armagh.

Strongstown Samuel Stewart Homer City Hannah Cassatt Sanford Mardis Jolenetown Martin Marth Lowry Cameron Homer Penn Run Wintondale F.C. Laney J. B. Graham Samuel Helman Samuel Shulte Samuel Dixon Lottie Giles Grisemore J. W. Duncan Miriam Duncan Nipton B.griffith J. D. Gibson Charles Elwood Johnstown Victor Aubrey Graham E. R. Carney Jacob Marsh H. B. McFeaters John Dick James Mardis Zangeville Joseph Thomas Duncan Davis John Lowry Grow

New town Seldom Seen organized near Garfield

West Whrattfield reports a new town three fourths of a mile northwest of Garfield on Reese Hammond Co lands from John Cline. Population around 15. Carpenters Walhecks build homes for newcomers. Various local residents sighted, church dedication at Heshidon, and Sabbath visits noted across the township.

West Whratfield Charles Mack Garfield Misa Myrtle Fee Blairsville Reese, Hammond & Co John Cline Joseph L Jacob R Walheck Hammond Co Wewcomers I. A. Wallbeck Cline and Son Huff Stella Lynn Johnstown John Lynn Our Township Heshidon Uaital Presbyterian Church Joseph Huston Squire J. W. Huston

South Bend notices and wedding party reports

South Bend items note David Miller returning from Vandergrift for a few days and Miss Ann Miller visiting Vandergrift. Weddings and visits are listed for several residents including J. B. Montgomery, Miss Francis Hall, Mrs. John Coulter, and Mrs. Mert Pragh. A black spotted hound is found at Mr. Harmon’s Washington township home and is to be claimed by the owner. Carriage tip and sale prompts include carpet protection and an 10c pack paper offer and an overcoat advertisement.

South Bend David Miller Vandergrift Jane Montgomery Wilda Gibson Pittsburg J. B. Montgomery Francis Hall Braddock M. Silvis John Coulter Apollo W. Ramey J. N. Wherry Bess Helen Saltsburg Anns Miller Mert Pragh Atwood Dan Long Elderton Terrence Coleman Shady _ Plain Joseph Allshouse Clark Harmon Washington Township

Local residents noted during Sabbath visits and travels

The piece lists numerous Sabbath visits and trips among residents and friends in Big Row, Trade City, Ponxsutawney, and nearby towns. Names include William Marchand, J E Good, L L Stelley, Miss Mary Yost, Grandmother Enterline, Grant Mank, Mrs. W H Cramer, Rev A J McFarland, Miss Lottie Wingert, Charley Clawson, Correll Fackiner, Swartz Crawford, Clark Simpson, P B Loughry, N C Simpson, Pearl Lear, Anna Steele, Florence Edwards, Mabel Loughry, John Hoop, Enterline family, John Sowers, Joseph Terpe, Golden family, Mrs. W M Wynn, J L Wann, Mrs. Gephart, and Mrs. Vandergrift. The article notes church plans and illness updates, plus several visits to Blairsville, Pittsburg, and Baltimore areas.

Eliza Ferguson Scottdale Ida Lively Blacklick Station Maud Cunningham Kent Esther Lewis Marion Center Jacksonville Calvin Angie Brown Mercer County Oregon Indian Medicine Company M. H. Henry Orchestra Daniel Clawson Mary Etta Harry Bergman Ebenezer McKinney Baker Blairsville John Baker R. Kepple Near Town J. R. Calvin Synod Cannonsburg J. ¥. Smitten Crete Presbyterian Church Nan J. McGaughey Children’s Indiana Grant Mank Rochester Mills W. H. Cramer Pittsburg A. J. McFarland Covenanter Church United Evangelical Church J. F. Cooper Burnside Lottie Wingert Te Normal Charley Clawson Correll Fackiner Panxsutawney Swartz Crawford Clark Simpson Hamill Endeavor Bolivar Gephart Latrobe Annie Carrie Jessie Robinson Vandergrift J. L. Vana Baltimore Beckie McHail

Eureka Hunting Club outing in Dilltown tally

The Eureka Hunting Club of Blacklick enjoyed the annual outing with campers including D W Cribbs John T Claw ton GC W Devinney Shallis Clawson W H Graham and K G Chiweon. They killed 54 squirrels 5 pheasants and 1 ground hog during the week while county surveyors and local residents noted activity and illness in the area.

Eureka Hunting Club Blacklick D W. Cribbs John T. Clawton GC. W. Devinney Shallis Clawson W. H. Graham K G. Chiweon County Surrey L. Wearhead Corps of Engineers Samuel Bracken Messia Frank Charles Mabon Blairaville Ellis Clawson John Wakefield

Local notes and events from PENN RUN area

Miss Emma Barr visits parents and Miss Sara Adams visits Indiana. Miss Laura Fowler on sick list. I. H. Gibson in Indiana. Miss Jane Dickey and Mrs Coy travel to Indians. John Bailey visits from Indiana. Mrs. Lydick improving. Miss Lina Bailey of Indiana visits family. Renick Hamilton cures himself with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after medical warning. Dave B. Levis production of Uncle Josh Spruceby at Library Hall October 31 with large cast and scenery. Public sale of H. B. and S. Langham adjourned to November 10 at 10 am.

Brushvalley Ben Donahey Newville Charlie Davis Altoona Wm.Davis Earl Trnby M. E George Hileman Pittsburg Edith Stiltz Maud Buchanan Johnstown Pearl Ebby Indiana Rosa Deyarmin Ira Findley Turtle Creek Presbyterian Church Vernon Shannon Alex Campbell Penn Run Emma Barr Sara Adams Laura Fowler I. H. Gibson Jane Dickey Coy John Bailey Jon Lydick Lina Bailey Renick Hamilton West Jefferson T. E. Hildebrand W.I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville Draggsits Dave B. Levis Josh Sprucebey Library Hall H. B Langham Green Township

Popcorn Social Planned by Penn Run Society

The Christian Endeavor Society of Penn Run will hold a popcorn social on Halloween next Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian church. A small purse with three five-dollar bills was lost Saturday between the Clawson House and W. M. Cunningham's store. finder should leave it at this office. Caldwell's offers men's and boys' gloves pantaloons overalls and other apparel.

Washington Admiral Dewesy Rhode Island Avenue Connecticut Avenue James E. Fitch Christian Endeavor Society of Penn Run Hallowe’en Presbyterian Church Clawson House W. M. Cunningham Caldwell’s

Ingersoll's Delaware Visit Recalled by Turner

E V Turner of Wilmington recalls Colonel Ingersoll’s dislike of Delaware. He cites a 19th century clash with Chief Justice Joseph L Comerys who warned of arrest for blas phemy after a sharp Wilmington lecture against Christianity. Ingersoll retorted by belittling Delaware’s geography and oyster industry, then avoided returning to the town.

Perinsare Ingersoll Delaware E. V. Turner Wilmington Joeseph L. Comerys Vwilmington Bob Washington Post

Becoming a British Subject

The article explains how an alien may become a British subject by declaring residence, obtaining naturalization papers, and taking the oath of allegiance. It notes limitations on privy councilor, Parliament member, and office under the crown, while a special act of Parliament for benefit grants full rights.

Public farm sale notices list livestock and farm equipment

Two farm auctions set for October 31 and November 3, 1899, at P W Kunkle in Washington township and William A Sutton in East Mahoning township. The sales include mares cows calves harnesses wagons plows mowing machines fodder cutters hay by the ton and miscellaneous farm goods with terms on day and nine months credit respectively.

P. W. Kunkle Washington Township Willet Towit Lon Whittaker William A. Sutton Mahoning Township Richmond Marion Center Road Greson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Creasy Union Merriam Idaho Dewey Schneider Paris Quignet Rennes Overenats St Caireli’s Emma McCreight Adam Abel Zenas Walker J.B. Learn Crete Church C. S. Remaley Westmoreland County Messrs. Lucas J. L. McGaughey Uncapher Parkwood Joseph McGaugheys Mary Lucas Messrs. Miller Walker Armstrong Township Samuel McCurdy Cherrytree Wm. Reed East Pittsburg B. J. Ayers Ohio John McCormick Harry Braughter Roy Brilbart Si. E. Brilhart N. G. Hawes McKeage Nettie Brant Hazel Beringer Pit Beringer W. R. Lydick Onberg Lydick D. M. Henry Buterbaugh Cockport Rev. Armstrong William Duncan Tallwe'l’s East Wheatfield Free Methodists Armagh Walter Carney Nantyglo Harry Archie Maud Stewart Robert Hutchison Samuel Mye Richard Butler R. G. Mack Brendlinger Morrellville E. A. Johnston C. VanHorn Nellie Annie Hood Alex Dick Salina Owens Mrs. O. Brien Mr. Price George Srisemore Asher Glenn Howard Williams Misa Celia Cameron Lewis Williams William Patterson Ralph Templeton Conemaugh William Williams Martintown Erie Shults Gertrude Jesse Long Hank Purchase Line Mary Brown Susquehanna Township Spruce Fish Salem Caldiveli’s Dilltown Sale Pantaloons Caldwell Mans Sys Glover Aekemsangener Owl & Rags Areestseeyeneen Scott Scott & Bowne Chemists Eee ISS
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