General Election Proclamation in Indiana County
Sheriff T. S. Weal proclaims a general election in Indiana County to be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November, under the state act to regulate nomination and election of public officers. The notice enumerates officers to be elected and provides official instructions for electors.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ina
Buffington Township
Indiana County
E. Baker
John Dodson
Wm. G.stewart
James Winkleman
Jacob Kuchenbrod
Voters to Cast Ballots for County Officers in Indiana County
The 1899 election details list Republican and Democratic ticket listings for state and county offices. It names candidates for treasurer judge and prothonotary on each party line, plus a prohibition and reform ticket, with polling sites across Indiana County including Blairsville, Blacklick, Armstrong, and other townships and boroughs.
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Prohibition
John M. Caldwell
Supreme Court
Agie Ricketts
Superior Court
Harold L. Robinson
J. Wille Thompson
G. P. Weister
W. T. Hadmill
Wal Stevens
G. W. Collins
C. G. Buchanan
Jos
B. Addair
Edward Caldwell
Indiana
Armagh
Armstrong Township
Samuel G. McCurdy
Blacklick Township
R. B. Clawson
Banks
Wmn. Smith
W.W. Strassler
Smithport
Burrell
Grand Army Hall
Blacklick
Lintner Farm
Smith Station
Borough of
Blairsville
Jonas Baughman
Stewart Davis
Walnut Street
Buffington
John Graham
Brushvalley
Mechanicspurg
Canoe
Simon Henry
Cherryhill
Alex. Stuchell
Greenville
Freemen of Center
K Roads School House
Conemaugh No. 1
Scrub Grass Run
Conemaugh No. 2
Thomas Hughes
Cherrytree
Covtreil
Glen Campbell
B. B. Kime
Freemen of
Grant
Nichol’s Mills
Green
B. F. Williams
Cookport
Homer City
McConnaughey
Borough of Indiana
Court House
Kay Hon
H.K. Sloan
South Sixth Street
Marlin
South Ninth Street
Fourth
Borough
Philadelphia Street
Jacksonville
James McKee
East Mahoning
North Mahoning
Wm. H. Moot
Marchand
South Mahoning
James B. Rankin
Plumville
West Mahoning
Toborough
Albert Dick
P. Churchill
Bunter
Saltsburg
Ballin
Shelocta
Smicksburg
J. W
Marion Center
Wheatfield No
Township
Young No
School House
Hugh Blakeley
Yowng
West
Lebanon
Judiciary Department
Congress
Balrnox
United
Commonwealth
United States
Gaid | Guard
Ted
Sny
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Election statute heavy text lists polling places and rules
The document enumerates polling locations in Indiana borough and surrounding townships, naming freemen from wards and towns and the hours and procedures for voting. It includes provisions on ballot handling, inspector and judge duties, and penalties under the 1893 and related acts, concluding with official notices by Sheriff T. S. Neal and administrators.
Your health and your pure goods telephones
Telephone number appears in a fragmented health and consumer goods notice emphasizing pure products and consumer contact, though details are incomplete. The readable fragment highlights health oriented messaging and a contact line, suggesting an advertisement or notice for a health or purity themed goods business.
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Indiana Bent Ring Ladder Co
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Ty Tien
GOD Save Lie Commonwealth
Act of Assembly
Th Supreme Court
Derge
Sherif Fm
Caraner
Shue Treasur
James E. Bannett
Thad
J.hay Brown
John I Mitchell
D. E. Thompson
Tate
William T. Creasy
Leslie Mestrezat
Superingy Court
Charles J. Reilly
M.V. Patterson
James J. Tincrom
J. M. Harvey
Peter Frech
Harry W. Fee
People’s State
Justus Wateing
John EH. Stevenson
Nathan L. Atwood
Socialist Labor
Samuel Clare
Donald L. Munro
Val. Remmel
Paign Reform
Samuel D. Wood
The
John H. Stevenson
Bryan Anti-Trust
Learning
Court of Common Pleas
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Act of Jussiru
T. 8S
Neal
Tediam
Jack & Taylor
Entii Giese
West Wheatfield Township
Theas
Edward Gies
Clyde
E. A. Pennington
Collamer & Co
ST. Wabhington
V. M. Cunningham
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Phila
A. C. Cravener
Hastings’ Planing Mill
John S. Hastings
Thos. Sutton
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