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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1894

Page

4

Republican Meetings and Campaign Appeals in Indiana County

A long campaign notice lists meetings for Lieutenant Governor Walter Lyon and other GOP candidates across Green and Banks townships with venues in Armagh Smicksburg Cookport Centre and West Lebanon. It urges voting the straight Republican ticket on November 6, praises Judge White’s tax savings, condemns liquor licenses, drugstores violations, and calls for unity among Indiana county Republicans.

Willett School House Green Township Armagh West Lebanon Cccceecsees Smicksburg McKee School Banks Township Myers School Center Township Cookport J. C. McGregor

Voters divided on Judicial issue and license question

The editorial argues undecided voters outside the Republican party should reject liquor licenses, questions how licensing would curb evils, recalls John P Blair’s stance and past licensing actions, defends Republican loyalty, and criticizes judicial nomination methods as undignified. The Indiana Messenger and Democrat and News are thanked for publishing a portion of their editorial.

Republican Party Judge White Indiana County John P. Blair West Indiana Indiana Messenger Democrat and News

Indiana County Republicans urged to vote straight ticket

J C McGregor calls Indiana County Republicans to support the straight Republican ticket in the upcoming election to restore industrial prosperity and maintain the county’s long Republican record. He warns against the Independent ticket and names Daniel Brodhead Heiner for Congress and J L Langham for Jury Commissioner, urging unity and victory for 1296.

Indiana United States Congress Judge White Republican Party Indiana County Daniel Brodhead Heiner Daniel B. Heiner Joseph L. Langham J. L. Langham Judge Good Old J.C. McGregor

Indiana Republicans pledge regular nominees statewide

The Indiana Messenger reports the Republican organization in Indiana county aims to back the regular state nominees. County Chairman McGregor received a telegram from the Republican State Committee stating the committee desires the election of the regular Republican nominees everywhere in the state, signaling indifference to the Independent movement in Indiana county.

Indiana Indiana County McGregor Republican State Committee

ProGress Invites Friends to November 6 Event

The PROGress invites all friends to the November 6 gathering at home. Republicans may celebrate their ticket's success yet the welcome will be kind to non party members. the note promises a jovial, non rubbing reception for attendees.

Republican voters urged to disregard campaign rumors

A warning to Republicans to distrust charges and rumors at campaign end. The text cautions that political enemies may spread unverified reflections on a candidate to harm him when he cannot defend himself, noting sensible Republicans are rarely swayed by such tactics.

Republican Meeting Draws Large White Township Crowd

A White township meeting at Nelson school house last Wednesday drew over one hundred attendees. Capt J B Nesbit spoke as Indiana county’s congressional candidate with strong patriotic zeal. D B Heiner gave a well received address and made many friends. W L Stewart Esq delivered an able talk on campaign features to the attentive audience. The gathering did much good in the local area.

Nelson School House White Township J. 8. Nesbit Indiana County Congress D. B. Heiner W. L. Stewart Neck O’ Woods

In inquiry Gilpin column questions Indiana Messenger support

An inquiry from Rayne Township Republican asks how often in thirty years the Indiana Messenger backed the Republican ticket. The letter notes the paper’s past opposition and questions its current stance, citing readers’ recollections from Kennedy Blood era to today.

Gilpin Enior Progress The Progress Indiana Messenger Kennedy Rayne Rayne Township

Gettysburg Meeting Endorses Montgomery Republican Ticket

A well attended meeting in Gettysburg Montgomery township last Thursday evening featured speeches by John L Getty Esq Prothonotary Elder Peeler and Col John McGaughey. The Republican lines are forming and Montgom erys namesake is expected to deliver a solid majority for the full ticket.

Gettysburg Montgomery Township John L. Getty Elder Peeler John McGaughey Col. Montgomery

Republican meeting at Glen Campbell endorses ticket

Last Friday night a Glen Campbell meeting drew an enthusiastic audience as speakers presented campaign issues. The borough pledges a big majority for the Republican ticket. Addresses were given by John L. Getty Prothonotary Elder Peeler and Col. John McGaughey. Peeler spoke on My Reasons for Being a Republican.

Glen Campbell John L. Getty Elder Peeler John McGaughey Peeler

Rayne township meeting heard speeches by notable Republicans

Last Thursday evening in Kellysburg Rayne township a large audience heard speakers Hons. Noah Seanor John P. Elkin and Daniel B. Heiner our congressional nominee and M C Watson Esq. The Republicans of Rayne declare unity and readiness for election returns, promising no breaks in the lines and an agreeable surprise for Indiana voters.

Kellysburg Rayne Township Noah Seanor John P. Elkin Daniel B. Heiner Congress M.C. Watson Rayne Indiana

Meeting at Yankee Hill schoolhouse sparks Republican drive

A Saturday evening meeting at Yankee Hill schoolhouse in Blacklick township featured John S. Fisher and John A. Scott, Esqrs. The speakers contrasted Democratic rule with national ruin and urged voters to back the entire Republican ticket.

Yankee Hill School Louse Blacklick Township John S. Fisher John A. Scott

Red Jetter Meeting at Homer City Draws Solid Ticket Support

A red Jetter meeting at Homer City last Saturday evening showed strong Republican unity. Attendees expressed readiness to vote the entire ticket and oppose any tampering with the machine. The gathering featured addresses by Hon. G. W. Hood J. N. Banks and W. L. Stewart Esqs.

Homer City G. W. Hood J. N. Banks W. L. Stewart Esyrs

Republicans Gather in Farnwall Hall in Taylorsville

The Republicans of Taylorsville and vicinity met in Farnwall's hall on Monday evening. Hon. G W Hood John A Scott and J L Getty spoke to a well attended audience with many ladies present. The Taylorsville Brass Band provided music though the speakers felt the band hard to hear.

Taylorsville Farnwall’s Hall G.W. Hood John A. Scott J. L. Getty

Rousing campaign meetings held Tuesday evening

Tuesday evening Hon. John P. Elkin, John Fisher, and Charles Kerler of Blairsville spoke at Garfield. Col. John McGaughey and Procterary Elder Peeler addressed a large crowd at Canoe Ridge the same night.

John P. Elkin John §. Fisher Charles Kerler Blairsville Garfield John McGaughey Probetary Peeler Canoe Ridge

Bolting parties spark chaotic Clarion Jacksonian row

The Clarion Jacksonian and Indiana Messenger bolt their political tickets accusing boodle nomina tions. The Clarion Democrat prints an extra alleging Jacksonian funds from Republican Senate candidate Craig and Republican Congress candidate Arnold. Prominent Clarion Democrats said to be involved.

Clarion Jacksonian Indiana Messenger Jacksonian Congress Senate Clarion Democrat Craig Arnold Clarion

Livestock shipments to multiple ports announced

J. N. Stewart ships 131 sheep to Port Indian. Harry Bryan sends 237 hogs to Lansdale. G. W. Chriasman delivers 2% cattle and 39 hogs to Tuckerton. M. H. Henry reports 219 sheep and 1 calf to West Philadelphia. W E. Nickle moves 486 sheep to West Philadelphia and 92 pigs to West Chester. Thomas and Wissinger ship 218 sheep and 4 calves to West Philadelphia.

J. N. Stewart Port Indian Harry Bryan Lansdale G. W. Chriasman Tuckerton M. H. Henry West Philadelphia W E. Nickle West Chester Thomas & Wissinger

Mrs Margaret Scanlon Dies in Indiana Pa at 45

Mrs Margaret Scanlon aged about 45 died at her home on Washington street Indiana Pa after a lingering illness. She leaves a husband and three children. Funeral services will be held in the M E church Thursday at 10 a m, with interment at Greenwood cemetery.

Margaret Scanlon Washington Street Indiana M. E Greenwood Cemetery

Burial of Annie Conger at St Benard's Cemetery

The remains of Annie Conger of Graceton daughter of John Conger were buried at St Benard's cemetery on Saturday afternoon. The 15 year old girl died of typhoid fever.

Annie Conger John Conger Graceton St. Benard’s

Unclaimed Letters Advertised for October 30 1894

List of letters remaining uncalled for at the office in Indi ana Pa as of October 30 1894 includes John Clyde Wm H Dorsey Carrie Belle Jamison E B Knox J W Pierce Ratchel Pitt John Ripcrinski S H Smith Mrs Gee A Stockdale Maggie Seinsett. Callers must say letters were advertised and give the date. J N Lanonam P M

Indiana, Pa John Clyde Wm. H. Dorsey Carrie Belle Jamison E. 8. Knox J. W. Pierce Ratchel Pitt John Ripcrinski S. H. Smith Mrs. Gee A. Stockdale Maggie Seinsett J. N. Lanonam P. M

Blair Letter Sparks Partisan Claims In Indiana County

Grant Lovern of Indiana County denounces Judge Blair in a Baltimore dispatch, accusing Blair of using nonpartisan rhetoric while courting Republican Independent and party endorsements. He contends Blair sought liquor licenses and aligned with machine politics, urging voters to reelect Judge White for economy, fidelity, and independence from partisan influence.

Judge White Indiana County J. White Blair Baltimore Grant Lovern

Social circles plan taffy pulling events this evening

A notice describes multiple gatherings for taffy making at Miss Annie Banks, Dr. Wm Owens, and Miss Olie Mack homes. About thirty attendees attended a previous taffy event at a farm near John Patton’s residence. Normal School students plan a phantom party for Halloween with a music program and refreshments.

Annie Banks Wm & Owens Seventh Street Olie Mack First Street Indiana John Patton Hallowe’en Normal School

Real Estate Transfers Listing October Entries

Real estate transfers dated October list Geo F Gamble transferring 5 acres in West Wheatfield to Elizabeth A Gamble for 1800 dollars and Caroline Admar 119 acres in Armstrong to Samuel Bethel for 899 dollars. Also October 26 Ches Indiana to Frederick McGee and October 27 John Pine to Robt Leonard et al for 1 087 dollars.

Geo. F. Gamble West Wheatfield Township Elizabeth A.gamble Caroline Admar Armstrong Township Samuel Bethel P. McGee Ches. Indiana Frederick McGee John Pine Robt. J. Leonard

Election Returns by Telephone Inpraya TELEPHONE Co

Indiana Telephone office opens to receive returns by 9 pm with no returns issued before 10 30 pm. country offices urged not to call before that hour. Only invited personnel may be admitted to assist in securing and transmitting returns.

Indiana Inpraya Telephone Co

Oysters At Pattons As Election Night Plea

A newspaper ad urges voters to enjoy Pattons oysters while awaiting election results. It references speculative betting ranges on judges governors and majorities, then promotes Pattons oysters in multiple preparations and hot beverages available at all hours.

New York Major Patton

Brief roster fragment lists names and initials

A fragmented line lists individuals including George C. Thompson, Carrie M. Fleming, Robt S. King, and Ida M. Antly. No dates or affiliations are provided in readable text.

George C. Thompson Carrie M. Fleming Robt, S. King Ida M. Antly

Balance of Trade Through Party Eras

An analysis traces the balance of trade across party governments from 1875 to 1887. Republicans show surpluses from 1875 to 1885, peaking with $50 million in 1881, while Cleveland’s 1887 results run a substantial import deficit before Harrison’s presidency turns exports into a $202 million surplus in the third year. The summary weighs Federalists, Whigs, Democrats, and Republicans, noting long-term import-export gaps and gains under each.

Grover Cleveland Harrison Cleveland Ge Republicans

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Progress A. T. Moorhead Eprrozk & Marxaerre Moorhead Daniel H. Hastings Walter Lyon Allegheny Amos H. Mylin Lancaster James W. Latta Philadelphia Galtsha A. Grow Susquehanna George F. Huff Westmoreland the County Ticket Barry White Armstrong County Assembly South Mahoning Township Grant Township Daniel Hastings Hons Galusha A. Grow Col Harry White No. & School House Green Township Saige White Norrid Drug Stores Yankee Hill Garfield and the Grim Reaper Mes, John Scanlon Eorror Democratic Party People’s Party Mr. Blair Judge Blair Independent Republican Judiciary Party Messenger Rip van Winkle Johnstown White Jade White
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