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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1901

Page

4

Our President Is Dead McKinley Assassination Reflected In Grief

The nation mourns after President McKinley is assassinated. The piece recalls Lincoln and Garfield, notes public shock, the vigil of mourning, and expresses trust in God and in Theodore Roosevelt as the new president. it honors McKinley as a Christian statesman and American citizen.

McKinley United States Lincoln Booth Garfield Guitean Buffalo Mr. McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Washington

Presidential Succession Law and Practice in 19th Century

A Philadelphia Inquirer summary explains the 1886 law outlining presidential succession from the vice president to the cabinet in order: Secretary of State, Treasury, War, Attorney General, Postmaster General, Navy, Interior. It notes the question of agriculture and that Wilson’s status as an alien would bar him anyway. The vice presidency is then in abeyance during the president’s term, with the pro tempore of the Senate acting as presiding officer.

Philadelphia Inquirer Garfield House of Representatives Senate William P. Frye Maine

Roosevelt policy promise foreshadows McKinley era goals

The article notes President Roosevelt’s near pledge to pursue McKinley’s policies, including tariff reform, expanded reciprocity, American steamship lines, merchant marine growth, isthmian canal, Pacific cable, and arbitration, predicting broad public support and national prosperity. It also includes a local notice about Electric Bitters endorsements and a missing pocketbook found at a fair.

Roosevelt McKinley Buffalo United States

Premium Winners at the County Fair

Mr. Martin H. Johnston of White Township owns a top draft horse team that dominated the fair, earning the first premiums in their class with well matched sorrela draft horses.

Martin H. Johnston White Township

Distribution of pamphlet laws in Indiana County

Prothonotary W. RB. Calhoun holds the pamphlet laws for distribution. Each justice of the peace in the county is entitled to a copy and should collect one early at the prothonotary's office. Teachers urged to order report cards for each scholar, one cent each, with cash accompanying the order. Postage stamps accepted. Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.

Prothonotary W. RB. Calhoun Indiana Progress Indiana

Local Fair Exhibits Noted and School Festival Planned

A. P. Watson of town showcased a fine garden vegetable exhibit earning eight premiums at the fair last week. Risinger Schoolhouse near Homer City hosts a school festival Friday evening to raise funds for a library. Wheat yield leader Lewis Weins of Armstrong township harvested 165 bushels from four acres. County tax deadline October 15 with eight percent penalty after. Anthony grapes promoted at Clements and Younkins shops from Anthony’s Highland vineyard.

A. P. Watson Risinger Homer City Lewis Weins Armstrong Township

Estates to be divided in several wills filed this week

Wills filed in the register's office reveal bequests across multiple estates. John D. Paige of Brushvalley leaves all to his widow with James A. Paige and Edmund Paige as executors dated December 20, 1894. Zachariah Bocks of Cherrytree leaves cash and livestock to his widow, a granddaughter, and a monument fund. J R Haire of West Mahoning bequeaths farm assets to sons with specific payments to daughters. Mary Hiner of Brushvalley provides a yearly $50 to her daughter Mary and equal shares to other children. Robert Miller of Conemaugh distributes real estate, personal property, and household provisions among widow and four daughters, with executors named. James Moose of Cherryhill leaves everything to his widow for life, then to sons Frank Harry and James and the nine children equally.

John D. Paige Brushvalley Township Register’s Office James A. Paige Edmund 5. Paige Zachariah Bocks Cherrytree Fannie M. Bocks W. K. Sheppard Charles Stanley Bocks W.B J. R. Haire West Mahoning Township Register James Stiteler George A Streamer G. Haire George Hanna Anna Streams Aliis Samuel R David John T Joseph P Alice J. G. Walker Mary Hiner Mary Robert Miller Conemaugh Township Calvin Robert Dunlap Elizabeth Kennedy Margaret James Moose Cherryhill Township Frank Harry James

Personal visitors and fair-goers call Ebensburg noted

A long list of residents and out of town guests visit Ebensburg for the fair and week, with many staying as guests of local families. Names include L W Port of Connelleville, H M Jackson of Apollo, James Sutton and E A Fleming of Wilkinsburg, Edward Longwell of Turtle Creek, James Gibson of Conemaugh, Miss Madge Lydick of Johnstown, and many more visiting relatives and attending the Pan American Expo in Buffalo.

L. W. Port, Sr Connelleville M. Jackson Apollo James Sutton Vandergrift Harry Ortz E. A. Fleming Wilkingburg Edward Longwell Turtle Creek James Gibson Conemaugh Albert Leigh Johnstown Jo. Agey White Township Frank Youngwood Samuel Nicholson James EK. Dick Town Ebensburg Madge Lydick Albert Moorhead Church Street New Florence Thomas Lowman Ida North Ninth Street Pittsburg James Johnston Newton Kan G. H. Dick Cherryhill Misa Carrie Calhoun Blairaville W. R. Calhoun Elmer Malcolm Freeport Gatesses Charles McGaughey South Fork William H. Guthrie Winterset J. M. Guthrie J. H. McDaniel Hamlet Ind J. C. Peterman School Street John Malcolm Malcolm Hilledale Arthur Wilson Larimer David Beven New Kensington Jas. G. White J. H. Peterman Cherryfree William Dearmy Butler Mr. Dearmy R. T. Longwell Meadville H. H. Longwell Tenth Street J.C. Ankeny J. C. Ankeny Grace McFadden Third Ward Brownlee Kemper Sutton Princeton Harry Houk Lina Buffalo 8. C. Repine Blairsville Savilla Belle Smith Philadelphia Street Joseph McNeel Oak Street H. B. Johnston Joseph Bath Near Town W. H. Zener Marchand John Zener Fourth Ward Barrell Simon Duncan Buffington Township Missea Helen Virginia St. Clair Atlantic City Sarah Wilson J. N. Banks George Gamble Olive West Wheatfield Township Shadrach Conner John G. Cameron J. B. McAdoo A. B. McAdoo Near West Lebanon G B. Wilson Presbyterian Church Corfu N. Y W. J. Wilson Oakland Avenue Sarah E. Green Plumville Mechanicsburg Irving College John Brallier Philadelphia Medicol Chirurgical College Martha Snodgrass New Alexandria Jobson Latrobe Margaret Johnston P. Churchill Hillsdale George Churchill Water Street Churchill Jean Ebert Altoona John M. Leech Waterstreet Hugh Mack Clyde John A. Campbell Headbon George EK. Kline Johnatown Kline W. B

Social notices and local visits across Kittanning area

Miss Blanche White of Kittanning visits Miss Vernie White of East Water street. Weekly social notes list visitors from Brownings, Me, Lawrence Kan, Sharpsburg, Homer City, and others, plus relatives in Johnstown and Utah. Church services and a large celery crop feature in county news.

Blanche White Kittanning Vernie White East Water Street John Fleming Browning Murray Moore Oakland Avenue Fleming Moore John McFarland Lawrence Kan Jacksonville McFarland Kansas James F. Dresser Grace W. A. Cochran Thomas Gilmore Johnstown Josiah Lydick South Seventh Street Stewart Davidson Colorado Utah Washington Washington-Jefferson College Mra. A. M. Hammers Normal Warren, O James P. Leech Myr. Leech G. A. Fell Waterstreet Philadelphia Howard Hospital Fell Godfrey Marehall Town Buffalo Harry Cicero Barnett Vandergrift Onaberg Barnett Cockport Achool

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