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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1904

Page

4

Political feud over judge nomination in Indiana county

In Indiana county, former Republican leader Ma White opposes a third term for Judge Harry White, calling out his independent bid as a betrayal of party unity. S. A. Telford remains the party nominee, while Democratic arguments focus on broad control and salaries, reflecting a bitter primary aftermath and rallying for Republican support.

Auyge Harry White Ma. White Telford Indiana County State Senate Congress Mc White Tlee Party Judge Shoud Democratic Party Prohibition Party Washington Delaware Ohl

Recording Deeds and the 1808 Act Clarified

An analysis outlines that deeds must be acknowledged or proved before designated officials and recorded within specified timeframes. The act restricts fraudulent or improper recordings and states deeds not properly proved or recorded may be void against later buyers or creditors.

Supreme Court Court of Common Plans

New Shoe Shop Opening by Alex C Malcolm

Alex C Malcolm, noted shoemaker, opens a new shop in November on North Ninth Street behind the Checkered Front store. He will handle all repair work and new shoeing and invites former patrons and the public to visit.

Alex. C. Malcolm Lion North Ninth Street

WHEK News Record Briefs Mix of Accidents and Leads

A long telegraph of scattered notices from Fargo to New York lists wrecks, shootings, fires, and legal actions. Notable items include a Charleston orphan home gift, a McKinley Memorial architect selection, a Ge rth on Marx sentence, a Galeton teen shooting, a balloonist fatally injured, a bank teller suicide attempt, and a Chicago grain market uptick amid potential war jitters.

Fargo M. B RelBers Mhore Aafe Fani Ft Clifford Gaylord Mich Thorn Charleston Euliven Charleston Orphan Home New York McKinley Memorial Association Harold Magonigle New London Conn Gerthon Marx Corning N. Y George Spoor Galeton Carl Carlson Ftland Portland Ore Rockford George A. Bennett Marengo Tona Frank Bird Detroit Edwin George's Jaffaraon Avenue Montpelier Canada House of Representatives San Angelo Tex M. H. Phillips Hudson Wilmington Del John H. Banning National Bank of Delaware Champaign Riba Worcester Mass Westboro and Marlboro Westboro Buda Texas Petro Balinauelo Claude Martin Martin Chicago William H. Knetring St. Louis al Dring Isaiah D. Auitman Bryan United States James J. Donnelly Mexico Hfe Kendall Frank Leesg Jerome

Farm Market Prices Show Mixed Yields Across Commodities

Agricultural listing outlines prices for corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, cheese, cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs. Notable figures include corn for No 2 yellow at 6344 64, hay No 1 timothy at 12.76 19.25, butter prints at 24 24%, and cattle prime to fancy fat steers priced between 3.25 and 3.90 per unit.

Wits Ohio Ihnburger

Editorial Supports Roosevelt and Republican Ticket in Pennsylvania

Enthusiastic Republican editorials across Pennsylvania back the Roosevelt and Fairbanks campaign and GOP nominees. The pieces argue a Republican victory ensures stable policy, tariffs, banks, and business, while Democrats are cast as obstructionists and opportunists amid scorn for Prohibition ties.

Roosevelt Fairbanks Republican Press of Pennsylvania

Secured a Position in Plastic Packing Sales

Lee A Bol formerly of town has secured a position as salesman for the Plastic Metallic Packing Company of Pittsburg.

Lee A. Bol Town The Plastic Metallic Packing Company Pittsburg

Obituary notices from Cherry Hill and Hillsdale

A series of local death notices and brief obituaries from Cherry Hill township Hillsdale and nearby areas report the passing of Levi Kry 85 of Cherry Hill Levi Kry married with several children Mrs Nelson of Honor City and others in Martinsburg Coraoplioole and Taelin Dr J B Wittman 68 10 months Hillsdale and former local physician dies of dropsy and paralysis survived by wife and daughter George Marietta 92 long time West Penn railroad watchman dies leaves wife and children Dr Horace Jacob 58 dies brain trouble interment at Thompson gravesyard Hillsdale Emma Peel 41 of New Florence dies survived by husband and two daughters interment at New Florence Clarence Rhea infant dies convulsions near Jacksonville interment Jacksonville Charles Nichols infant dies White township Greenwood cemetery G N Hildebrand Blairsville infant dies 22 months interment Blairsville cemetery.

Leve Tily Levi Kry Cherry Hill Township Somerset County Ile Mra Smith Martinsburge A. Nelgon Honor EL By Pittertan GB. Wittman Hillsdale J. BK. Heisman Burnside Horace Jacob Willsdale Clair Julia Thompson Graves Ames Jouan Peel Emma Peel John Peel New Florence

Local Notes From Georgevilles and Surrounding Areas

Local correspondence lists visiting relatives from Wintondale Kittanning Homer City Smicksburg and Dayton. Exposition in St Louis noted. Rural Coal Company opens mines on Nelson Barr farm. Social at Taylorsville on Friday. A new livery stable planned. Emerson Sprankle and Lisle Williams bagged 13 squirrels. E Barber and Luther Bence guest of Peter Stekenberger Mitchell Mills. KK Neal noted with a cheerful remark about a new son.

Georgevilles William Kitzeorald Samuel Wintondale Thomas Sloniger John Hoover Kittanning Edward Menning Atwood W.T. Frederick Homer City Rev Shile Miner Smicksburg Peter Frech George Haslett Dayton Nelly Butler Dixon Barber Indiana Rural Coal Company Nelson Barr William Moorhead Tonoma Taylorsville E. Barber Luther Bence Peter Stekenberger Mitchell Mills Hursday Trade & A

Tribute of Respect for Alexander M. Smith

The Young People's Christian Union of First United Presbyterian Church Indiana Pa offers this memorial to Alexander M. Smith who died October 1904. The society humbly bows to God’s will, recalls his active friendship, extends sympathy to the family, and orders the resolutions recorded and sent to the bereaved.

Christian Uni Firsts

Paris by Night at Duquesne theatre Pittsburg

Paris by Night drew large crowds at the Duquesne theatre in Pittsburgh last week all evenings. The musical production, written by Harry H. Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs Godfrey Marshall, had a successful summer run at Madison Square Garden in New York and is now touring leading cities.

Meonscot

Sale of W B Kline estate set for October 28

The property of W B Kline, deceased, will be offered for sale on the premises on October 28 at 1 30 p.m. The terms of sale will be made known on the day. George K Kline is the executor. Roof & Kline, Agenty.

W. B. Kline Verma George K. Kline Roof Kline

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