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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1899
Page
4
The article argues trusts harm consumers, raise prices, and threaten small merchants. It cites the beef trust and upcoming mercantile trusts as dangers to ordinary families, urging citizens to unite against concentrated capital and flawed law. It also notes a Telegram about Senator Magee, praising his leadership yet criticizing political methods.
A compilation notes the French Dreyfus verdict condemnation in Rennes and warns of political agitation in the United States over Paris Exposition links. It cites Republican cautions against trusts, calls for integrity in politics, and quotes McKinley and Sickles praising unity and duty for the nation.
A roundup of residents visiting friends, relatives touring towns, and locals abroad. Multiple individuals from Indiana County and surrounding areas, including George Lydick, Mary Jones, Elmer Ansley, Roland Guss, Leslie Butterbaugh, Emeline Craighead, C Earl, W F Wettling, and many others, are noted as visitors or travelers to and from towns such as Johnstown Pittsburg Philadelphia Latrobe and nearby communities. Also mentions several local events and connections with schools, churches, and businesses.
Dr D B Cargile of Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering and failed treatment. The ad claims the remedy purifies blood, aids liver kidneys and bowels, and treats eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. Priced at 50 cents sold by local druggists.
A list of sheep damage compensations includes Archie Nichol White township with 15 dollars and 24 cents F A Nichol White 31.50 C G Campbell White 20 John A Anderson Cone maugh 10 W H Boring West Wheat field 23.50 Elmer E Dick Weat Wheat field 800 Harvey J Mabon West Wheatfield 2100 Wm M Dick West Wheatfield 9.00
Miss Sadie Wakefield arrested on assault and battery and surety of the peace posted bail before Squire J A Crossman Friday. Case called for trial. Parties from Cherry Hill township. dispute to be aired in court.
John Lewis was placed in jail Friday on a larceny charge preferred by Wm. Moore before Squire J. A. Crossman. Lewis allegedly stole rings from Moore's harness, Moore his neighbor. A new clerk, G. W. Weddell, arrives at the New American House in New Wilmington this week.
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