Indiana County Nominates S. M. Jack For Congress
Indiana county Republicans praise the congressional conference for nominating S. M. Jack as their preferred candidate after discussions with Armstrong and Jefferson counties. They commend W. O. Smith for his past service and credit the conference for fair methods, noting cross-county support and respect for all candidates. Major Joseph Beale is also respected as Armstrong county’s first choice and praised for his abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
21St Congressional Conference
Armstrong
Westmoreland County
E. B. Robbins
Jefferson
Indiana
M. Jack
Indiana County
Sumners
WM. Jack
Tak
Jefferson County
W. O. Smith
Joseph Beale
Armstrong County
Indiana County Nominates S. M. Jack For Congress
The Westmoreland area backs S. M. Jack as the Republican candidate after a county conference. Hon. James Beacom presided in Robbins absence, moving to make the nomination unanimous amid charges of boss influence. A disgruntled critic claims the process was a sham, but the conferees stand by their choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Banner County
Pennsylvania
S. M. Jack
Westmoreland County
E. E. Robbins
James
Beacom
Rtv
Jack
Regiments Ordered Transferred and Musterd Out
Volunteer regiments nationwide receive transfers to new posts and mustering out as Secretary Alger directs sick soldiers to hospitals. War Department notes about one third of the 220,000 men called for are to be discharged, with numerous battalions and independent units affected. A help-wanted note from the Progress office invites a domestic helper.
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Alabama Infantry
Jacksonville
Fla
Mobila
Pennsylvania Keey
Huntsville
Als
Armory
Philadelpia
Wisconsin
Camp Douglas
Wis
Pennsylvania Infantry
Camp Meade
Pittsburg
Mobile
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Chickamauga
Old Fort
Omaha
Massachusetts Infantry
Montauk
Farmington
Mass
Knoxville
Philadelphia
Mont Chantin
Del
New Jersey Infantry
Camp Alger
Sea Girt
N. J
South Carolina
Ela
Columbia
S. C
Alger
Adjutant General of the
United States
War Department
Volunteer Army
Persomal Briefities Highlight Pitt Suburban Visits
Mr T. and Hillebrand visited Pittsburg on Thursday. B Kline stopped in from Punxsutawney on Wednesday. Various locals from Marion to Latrobe, Indiana, and Blairsville were seen visiting and hosting in recent days, with multiple physicians, lawyers, students, and travelers listed among frequent movers in the region.
Local notes from Indiana county feats and travels
Mr W D McFeaters of Blacklick is at Lexington to be near his ill son Will of Company D. Matthew W Hamill of White township returns to Westminister College after summer at home. Several locals attend events from Williams Grove to Camp Meade and Scottdale reunions. Jurors from the county serve in Williamsport court. others visit family and business in Marion Center, Glen Rock, Morgantown and beyond. Also a crowd heads to Lexington and Cincinnati for G A R encampment. Republicans attend Pittsuburg convention. An ad for King's New Discovery ends the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. &. Hillebrand
Pittsburg
B. Kline
Charles Fenton
Marion, C
Elmer Ansley
Marion
Ind
Myr € W. Getty
Chambersville
Nigrara Fils
D. H. Tomb
Bedford
Martha Poweds
Tk City
Katherine Johns
Latrobe
Indiana
J. E. Lydie
Mars
Butler County
W. Ewing
John F. Sreetie
Railroad Sivenue
Fannie Work
Rochester Mills
Rey
J. N. McVay
Ligonier
Rayne Township
Marion Wright
Walter Jackson
Church Street
Gertrude Gray
M. C. Watson
Fourth Ward
Lizzie McCoy
Allegheny
Daniel McGoy
Horace Clowes
Turtle Creek
Miss Croft
G. E. Simpson
Kellysburg
Sherff
T. S. Neal
A. A. Sloan
Sarah McElhoes
Johnstown
Messrs
J. C. McGregor
Fred Selig
Atlantic City
Hannah Larminie
Chicago
W. P. Johns
West Wheatfield Township
Albert Moorhead
Effie Bleckley
Cora Grosse
Wm. F. Grosse
Peter Freck
Georgeville
M. C. Wortman
Lewis House
Gammel Davis
Smithton College
Mary McGaughey
West Philadelphia
Lawrence
Kan
Harry Williams
Blairsville
Hattie. Williams
Third Ward
Jacob Weber
Charles Sweeny
Cherryhill Township
Sburg
Waa
Mack
W. D. McFeaters
Blacklick Township
Lexington
Will
Matthew W. Hamill
White Township
West Minster College
New Wilmington
S. M. McHenry
Williams Grove
the Progress
John Stoneback
Blacklick
United States Court
Williamsport
L. W. Dubs
Marion Center
Acme Creamery
Glen Rock
Friends
Elizabeth McFadden
South Congregational Church
Columibus
Samuel Barnett
Robert T. VanHorn
Kansas City
VanHorn
Kansas City Journal
Emerson Carney
Morgantown
W. Va
Carney
New York City
A. M. Hammers
Samuel Culp
Minnie Russell
Mary Evans
Cincinnati
H. M. Bell
B. H. Lichteberger
John McGaughey
Republican League of Pennsylvania
G. W. Hood
M. Jack
D. L. Moorhead
Stanley Brallier
A. 5. Moorhead
Indiana markets and farm goods price list
A broad price list for Indiana produce and grains including butter, flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, poultry, butter, cheese, and eggs. The entry ends with a short reflection on the slow but steady movement of justice amid Indiana county political races.
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Timothy
Elgin
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Sheriff sales dull as real estate bids stall
Sheriff Neal reports weak turnout in real estate sales. Transactions listed include William H. Diggins selling 119 acres in Baat peattaldt township to S. A. Johnston for 3500 dollars, Henry Nicewonger’s 884 acres in Cherry hill township to First National Bank of Indiana for 1600, and others such as Thomas Conway 27 acres in Pine town ship selling to Matthew Loughry for 50 dollars, G. W. McCullough et al selling one acre in Cockport for 200, Kate H. McQuown 181 acres in Canoe township to John Smith and Robert F. Law for 2000, plus David Johnston lot in Indiana sold to J. L. Orr for 4860 dollars.
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Sheriff Neal
William H. Diggins
Baat Peattaldt
S. A. Johnston
Henry Nicewonger
Cherryhill Township
First National Bank of Indiana
Thomas Conway
Pine Township
Matthew Loughry
G. W. McCullough
G. W. Swank
Miles Lockard
Cockport
D. Gorman
Kate H. McQuown
Canoe Township
John Smith
Robert F. Law
David Johnston
Indiana
J. L. Orr
Livestock shipments and fair exhibits announced
Livestock shipments list J D Rowland M S Moore Thomas Wissinger and others sending cattle calves sheep and pigs to Doylestown Belfry Collegeville Pottstown Schwenksville West Philadelphia Linfield and West Philadelphia. Shields Painter Sloan announce a fine exhibit of carriages buggies and traps by Troyand Star bogey firms at the fair with low rates for first class rigs. In town fair week visit Pattons restaurant for fresh shell oysters and Smiths for photos and frames. Sharretts leather shoes are praised for price and quality with a line of picture frames at Smiths.
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Patton’s
J.D. Rowland
Doylestown
M.S. Moore
Belfry
Collegeville
Thomas & Wissinger
Pottstown
Schwenksville
West Philadelphia
James N. Stewart
J. D. McKalip
Linfield
Shields, Painter & Sloan
Troyand Star Bogey Companies
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THE
Indiana Progress
William A. Stone
J. P. S. Gobin
Lebanon
James W. Latta
Philadelpha
Superior Court
William W. Porter
Congreeswell-at-Lerge
Galusha A. Grow
Suaquehanna
Summers M, Jack
Rome
Insylvania
Chin
First
Ohio Infantry
Kooxila
Comins
Seventh
Middlletown
Columbus
New York Infantry
Camp Black
Territorial
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Whipple Barracks
A. T
Eighth
Monsack
Chlckamauga
Camp Eaton
Mich
One Hundred
Indiana Infantry
Indianapolis
Ohio Cavalry
Interille
Ala
North Carolina Infantry
ProGress Office
Ada E. Hart
Groton
S. D
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore’s
Homer City
M. G. Miller’s
Titan
Sharrett’s
Elmer W. Allison & Co
Odd Fellows
Smith's
Spimest
Ahery
Ayer
Ager
J. M. Bunnell
Franklin Street
James A. White
White
H. H. Steving
South Sixth Street
Steving
Patton
Clark's
Loughby's
Warner
W.r.loughry & CO
Sutton
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