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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1889
Page
4
The quote reflects a campaign toss to emphasize restraint and local focus. It highlights a GOP strategy centering on electorate turnout and cautious messaging as elections approach. The remark signals a shift toward robust ground engagement and defining voter priorities.
At a Coatesville Pennsylvania meeting last Thursday about two hundred members withdrew from the National Union and formed a nonpartisan women's temperance faction. The article notes many other unions may follow suit and organize similarly.
A disjointed political exhortation urges Republicans to reach every voter and maximize turnout. It emphasizes thorough checks for unpersuaded supporters and declares every vote counts, urging election day momentum and broad mobilization.
A fragment argues danger of a Republican defeat next year and questions the impact on Pennsylvania and the broader political battle ahead. It notes the forerunner year and contemplates the value of a Republican governor win versus electoral outcomes.
The article warns that complacency among Republicans risks defeat for the State Treasurer candidate. Apathy, caused by over-confidence, could leave Republicans in the minority on November 6. It urges immediate energetic work to mobilize supporters.
The piece argues that winning Pennsylvania is crucial for national party success on tariff issues. It warns that a defeat or narrow margin this year would signal a pro Free Trade shift and threaten next year’s contest for governor, 25 Congress seats, and a U.S. Senator. It urges Republicans to mobilize an extraordinary, timely effort.
The text argues that over-confidence breeds apathy and risks defeat in Pennsylvania. It warns Republicans to avoid complacency, noting Democrats pursue an effective Still Hunt and stressing hard work to ensure success in elections.
A partisan notice praises J. N. Eay and clerk Frank Eeener for diligent county campaign work. Chairman Langham organized workers across the county as Republicans urge turnout at the polls on November 5.
A man named Slang has been elected by a single vote margin in the local election. The result confirms a narrow victory and reflects tight polling in the district. Officials prepared to certify the outcome as votes are tallied and verified.
The Philadelphia and Harrisburg papers favor Hon. Geo. W. Hood of Indiana county as a fit choice for Lieutenant Governor next year. The Greenburg Tribune lauds Hood as capable and dignified, with clear convictions and fearless voting, noting his fine appearance and executive abilities.
The Progress urges Indiana county voters to back the Republican ticket for Register of Wills Recorder of Deeds Clerk of the Orphans Court District Attorney and County Surveyor. It extols Jones McGregor for Register and Recorder John M Leech for District Attorney and John Caldwell for County Surveyor, praising their qualifications and urging a full county ticket vote.
The advertisement urges Pennsylvanians to keep the Keystone State in the arch of republicanism while noting health issues tied to blood impurities and indigestion. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to stimulate appetite, tone digestion, and strengthen the body, urging readers to begin now.
A long block of dated notice and juror lists from 1559 includes a Grand Jury roster for December Term and Traverse Jurors, naming numerous individuals by township and surname with roles and offices. A closing note urges Pittsburg visitors to see Rosenbaum's Cloaks at markets in Pittsburgh.
A Brooklyn Oct 26 breaking ground ceremony launched the Brooklyn Tabernacle project. Rev T De Witt Talmage preached on beginnings and divine guidance as crowds gathered, noting a garden street setting, desire for evangelism, liberty of conscience, and church growth. A burglar in Newark attempted a deceptive entry while a mother and daughter at home heard humming. Castoria ads follow with wagon prices.
Progress Bulletin lists multiple upcoming public auctions across Centre and White townships. Features include 123 acre Indiana county real estate near Indiana and Greenville road with a frame dwelling and coal and limestone potential, plus numerous farm goods such as horses, hogs, plows, wagons, grain drills, and crops to be sold at specific dates and locations including Crete church, Gompers hotel, and the McCunn farm in Rayne township.
The notice advertises blankets flannels underwear fur caps plush wraps and seasonal staples in new markets including cheviot suits storm overcoats gum shoes and more. It signals a time for bargains and daily needs.
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