Why the Republican Party Should Be Successful in November
Frank Hendrick of New York City argues the Republican Party stands for expansion plus prosperity and steady progress. He credits Civil War era gains for Black citizenship, a robust national economy, and protections for labor and industry. The piece defends a nonrevolutionary, lawful approach and portrays the party as the rightful vehicle of national growth, defense, and peace both at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hendrick
New York City
Party of Expansion
Republcan Party
Nahas
Panama Canal
Atustom House
Erican Industries
Party of Progress
Bhut
Savaioprican
Atanciela
County Fair Glories Draw Country Folk to Pleasure
A nostalgic verse extols the county fair as a shining rural celebration. Families in their best attire travel to enjoy cattle, horses, hogs, poultry, sheep and a bustling grounds with rides, galleries, races and aerial displays. Morality verses temper revelry but joy remains supreme as the fair lights up the countryside.
Republicanism and progress in Taft era politics
The passage argues that Republicanism shaped liberty and Union since 1868, notes specie's basis and bond markets by 1893, credits business confidence and bank deposits by 1906, and praises Taft and Sherman as constructive leaders. It warns that a Democratic presidency or House could reverse progress, claiming the Republican Senate would sustain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of Statesmen
Taft and
Sherman
Senate
Taft
Congress
Marriage Licenses List From Local Authorities
A compiled list of marriage licenses showing names such as James A. Larkin and Ruth L. Canam from Blairsville and Saltsburg, plus Robert E. Reed and Lulu M. Couch among others, with multiple towns and a $62 filing or license fee noted. The fragmentary entries cover several pairs across Indiana and nearby regions, including White Sta, Mt. Pleasant, and Blairsville, with varied spellings and transcriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Larkin
Blairsville
Ruth L. Canam
Saltsburg
Clarence B. O'Neil
Leard
Perrie C. Goodrich
Mitchells
Robert E. Reed
Vandergrift
Lulu M. Couch
West Lebanon
Clawson
Clarksburg
Mabel Smith
Charles B. Muckle
Parkwood
Maude Gibson
White Two
Ira O. Shaw
Mt. Pleasant
Emma E. Short
Indiana
Frank Brydenske
White
Emma Shelmy
A. Benton Lydie
Dackers Point
M. Verne Barr
Purchase Line
Matt Tuboveak
Biafraville
Mary Gadosa
Blatravilla
Chester B. Bower
Camden
N. J
Mary E. Rummell
Antonia Gudalis
Norkenticulate
Stafford
Frank J. Rieder
Sheffield
Mary O. King
Rayne Two
Albert L. McHenry
Home
Bulah A. King
Rayne Twp
Indiana Public School Entry Classification Notice
All first year entrants and those conditioned in any subject last spring must report for classification at the Third ward building on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Parents must ensure vaccination and permit endorsements before school opening. Permits available from J. D. Bell or O. Fry. act this week to ready pupils for the opening. Ernest Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Public Schools
Third Ward
Acog
Cence
Echool Board
J. DP. Bell
Bonth Sixth Street
Water Street
Ernest Work
Weddings and marriages in Vandergrift and surrounding towns
Relatives attended the Grace Villa Learn and Dr Clare Guy Harmon wedding in Vandergrift. The couple will reside there after a westward trip. Other weddings listed include Miss Mary Ferguson and Mr Buterbaugh in Indiana, Long and Nichol in Fort Morgan Colorado, Shaw and Short in Philadelphia, Thompson and Watson in Pittsburgh, and several other unions in Pennsylvania towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergrift
Butler
Mayme
McCully
James Fleming
Braddock
R. M. Clovis
Francis Warren
Buterbaugh-Ferguson
Buterbaugh
Rose
Mary Ferguson
Swartz Crawford
Wayne -Avenue
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Indiana
Simon Buterbaugh
Bride
Joseph Ferguson
Haat
Church Street
John F., Clements
Butterbaugh
Grove Chapel
Morgan County
Long
Fort Morgan
shaw-Short
Ira Clayton Shaw
Pleasant
Misa
Emma Hilen Short
Nicholas Short
East
Philadelphia Street
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church
Mr. Pleaseant
Siaw
of & Gas Company
South Seventh
Reunions Gather Former Hilltop Students and Neighbors
A Wednesday Hilltop school house reunion in Armstrong township drew 300 to 400 former students and teachers and friends. Highlights included a basket dinner, welcomes by Elmer Henderson and Minnie Carnahan, speeches by local figures, and a baseball game between Parkwood and Edgewood. weitere reunions followed at Wells homestead near Rossmoyne and with the Mottarn and Bowman families, featuring prayers, recitations, and plans for next year. Public notices mention Olivet and Ubers reunions and a Blacklick church gathering with baskets and church members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Township
Toxuther
Elmer Henderson
Minnie Carnahan
A. S. Cunningham
Town
John M. Robinson
Hitler Peeler
Ernest Stewart
Blairsville
W. B. Ray
Etna
Barry Anderson
Crate
Archy McAdoo
West Lebanon
Clifford Reed
Hilltop
Wachob
Parkwood
Edgewood
Blacklick Township
Harry Anderson
Pringles
Wells Homestead
Rossmoyne
McPhail
M. 8. Rowlang
R. J. Davie
Apollo
Irwin Plumer
Christian Shaffer
Altoona
James Sloan
Rural Valley
J. L. Wright
Elton
John Bricker
Dayton
D. C. Wella
5. P. Sherbine
Mia
Joseph Hayes
Margaret Sloan
Mottarn
Sprankles Mills
Pergang
Sylvester Welchence
North Point
Anna Isenhart
Sprankles Milla
Sylvester Welch
William Mottarn
Samuel
Wiliam Aener
Daniel Mottarn
Fameilies
Near Marchand
Adam F. Bowman
Watery Street
J. Keller
Coral
Bowman-Rugh
Kiskimere Park
Vanderarit
Robinsons
A. W. Robinson
Jacksonville
Olivet School
Bima Harbigan
Myrtle’, Spencer
Wilkinsburg
Indiana County
Charlee Booky
Anna Ewing
McGees Millson
McKinley Park
Canog
Langham Praised at State Capitol for Congressional Run
Harrisburg tribute from Altoona Gazette highlights J N Langham of town as popular Republican nominee for Congress in Indiana Jefferson Armstrong Clarion district. Nick Langham, corporate clerk in Auditor General's Dept, departs for vacation but is described as a dead sure winner. He will be missed as a faithful competent official when duties begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Harrisburg
Altoona Gazette
Town
Congress
Nicholas “Langham
Auditor General's Department
Nick
Indiana-Jefferson-Armstrong-Clarion
Capitol Hill
Marion Center National Bank Marks Three Year Anniversary
The Marion Center National Bank celebrated its third anniversary with a directors meeting Friday. Directors re-elected Horace J. Thompson as president and HG Work as cashier, granting raises and praising management. Bank capital started at 35000, raised to 60000 last year, with surplus and profits near half the capital and resources exceeding 300000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center Institution
Marion Center National Bank
Horace J. Thompson
Prisoner Beaten After Flag Cursing Incident in Jail
John Kazehuba was jailed for cursing the American flag during a funeral procession. He was attacked by inmates described as Americanized Russians, then again after police transferred him to jail. Named locals McDoneld Laughlin Hazlett Gibgon are linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kazehuba
Monongahela
Indiana Markets Rutter Piescoce Sage Meeting Report
Abstracted notes show Indiana markets and Rutter in a period trading discussion. Mentions PIESCOCE and CeCe with beta vane terms, indicating early market signals and candidate exchanges. No clear outcomes or dates emerge from the fragmented OCR text.
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Gfa Y Aga
Oldeat
Moorhead
Propalateen
Ednaeday
Malie Wmenta
Intiiana
Intiana
Progress
Arthur J. Burgoyne
WRR
Adamson Phipps
William Adamson
Mary Phipps
H. Q. Graham
Adamenon
Strassley
Bash
Blair Strassler
Dora Bell Bash
Glen Campbell
Pride
Mya
Samuel Bush
T. Nell
Plets
Romines
Tate
State Capitol
Sage
Eek Beta Vane
Wilson & Hoop
Court House
Thos. Wood
Boston
City
Ira A. Myers
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