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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1894

Page

4

Latta Named Secretary Candidate Amid Indiana County Rally

A political speech highlights JAMES W. LATTA and others as nominees alongside Hon. Henry Hall and Chas Warnick. The speaker praises Republican gains in Indiana County and foresees a large audience. Louisiana critics of Cleveland blame the Democratic party and Sugar Trusts for national misfortunes. The speech urges voters to weigh Republican accountability since loss of power and reflect on employment costs and living standards before voting, citing Gen. Hastings at the League of Clubs convention.

Louisiana United Voice Cleveland Sugar Trust Democratic Party James Buchanan Jimmy Buchanan England America Washington Polis Gen. Hastings League of Clubs

Patriotism and the Republican Path to redemption

A quotation from General Hastings at a League of Clubs Convention urges the Republican party to seize a turning point. It claims the party can lead the nation out of material paralysis, lack of confidence, and economic panic driven by demagogy and class conflict between capital and labor and between sections.

Republican Party Gen. Hastings League of Clubs

Indiana County Campaign Opens Next Friday 8 PM

The campaign starts in Indiana county on Friday September 21 at 8 o'clock p.m. Republicans are urged to attend to hear living issues and learn who bears responsibility for the nationwide business downturn. County Chairman McGregor will oversee events from then until polls close, concluding by tallying a Republican majority for Indiana county likely at least 3,000 for state and county tickets.

Indiana County McGregor

Congressional Conference Ratification Hint at Brookville

Readers anticipate a result from the Congressional Conference meeting at Brookville next Tuesday September 25 Indiana county Republicans may ratify the nomination from the last primary by voting for Captain J Nesbit for Congress. A separate note mentions 1893 beer consumption and a Republican meeting in the Court House on Friday September 21 at 00 o'clock.

Congressional Conference Brookville Indiana County J. &. Nesbit Congress Court House

Campaign of 1894 in Pennsylvania Opens Strong

The 1894 Pennsylvania campaign is underway with a large Republican turnout at Harrisburg's League of Clubs convention and General Hastings' opening address. The piece urges unity, warns of free trade, and calls for extensive voter turnout to secure a Republican majority, aiming over 200000, and to support the full ticket through election day. It notes Indiana County veterans’ encampment reception and urges Republicans to stay loyal, with a meeting planned for September 21 in the Court House.

Pennsylvania League of Clubs Harrisburg General Hastings Party of Protection Party of Free Trade Democratic Party Galusha A Hastings

Indiana Electric Co stockholders meet to increase capital

There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Indiana Electric Co. for the purpose of increasing the capital stock and is suing bonds for the enlargement of the plant, on Monday, September 29, 1894, at 7:30 o'clock, p. m., at the office of the secretary in the Farmers' Bank building. G. W. GIEBERT, Secretary.

Indiana Electric Co Farmers’ Bank G. W. Giebert

Edinburgh scenes and Abbotsford tour with Sir Walter Scott home

A Mail Agent travels through Scotland detailing Edinburgh landmarks from the Old Town to Holyrood and the castle. He visits Melrose and Abbotsford, recounting Mary Queen of Scots rooms, Rizzio’s murder, regalia, and Scott’s study with 20,000 volumes, plus artifacts from Napoleon and Burns.

Edinburgh Melrose Abbotsford Walter Scott Wm. J. Gompers Europe Stirling Edinburg Linlithgow Mary Queen of Scots Royal Institution Gallery of Fine Arts Scotland England Princess Street Great Britain Old City St. Giles Earl of Randolph Robert Bruce William Douglass Earl of Argyle Queen Mary James VI J. R M. R Stirling Castle James Jesu Chryst Waterloo Culloden Julius I James IV Scott Robert, Bruce Mary Charles IT Brent Battery Mons Meys Mons Belgium Margaret Malcolm TI St.Giles Church Mid Lothian Anne of Denmark James L Charles I Oliver Cromwell Charles II James II Marquis of Montrose John Knox Luke Cannon Gate High Street Holyrood Holyrood Palace Flodden Damley Dunbar Cromwell George IV Queen Victoria Castle Balmoral Highlands First Lord Darnley Constantine the Great Darnley B. C Rizzio Charles 1 Duke of Cumberland Elizabeth Henry VIII David I James IT Darnney Free Masons Knights Templars Carlton Hill Athens Nelson Regents Hill Burns Sir Walter Scott Antiquarian Museum Gustavus Adolphus Robert Burns Dryburg Dunfermline Bosworth Field Walter Tweed Lord Byron Marie Antoinette Napoleon

Personal Brevities Highlight Town Visitors and Guests

A long list of residents and friends from Cherryhill township and surrounding areas visit in town or host visitors. Names include B F Pitts Cherrytree, H F Hazelett Cherrytree, Alex and Ernest Stewart, May Williams Apollo, Mabel McNutt East Liverpool, G M Glassgow Glen Campbell, James Mack Princeton College, E B Criley Autumna IA, M M Davis Punxsutawney, Big Run, John Dick Lawrence Kan, J C Agey and Eva White township, J M Hadden Seymour NL, and many others visiting relatives, attending services, or stopping by local shops and assignee sales.

B. F. Pitts Cherrytree H. F. Hazelett Alex. M Ernest Stewart Princeton College May Williams Apollo Friends B. B. Henshey Mabel McNutt East Liverpool G. M. Glassgow Glen Campbell James Mack E. B. Criley Autumna D. R. Hare M. M- Davis Punxsutawney Big Run John Dick Lawrence Kan Cherryhill Township J. C. Agey Eva White Township Allegheny J. M. Hadden Seymour, NL A. T. Lowry & Co Church Street Jennie Johnston Armagh John Taylor Wayne Avenue T. C. Baker David Pringle West Oak Street Sara Birkman Pittsburg Joseph Smith Washington, D. C Philadelphia Sara E. Stewart South Sixth Street David Lockard G. W Ridgeway James G. Hartman and South Seventh Street Yellow Creek Homer City Albert Young Morrellville Win. Young Water Street Jones Columbus Starling Medical College Margaret Campbell Jo St. Clair First Street Indiana Martha Mears Kansas Chas. Derr Homestead J. C. McGregor Sixth Street A. E. Brallier Camden N. J L. M. Brallier North First Street Ida Johns West Wheatfield Township J. A. Crossman Mary Clowes Willet Jeannette J.C Clowes Whittlinger Harriet Walker West Church Street Etta Purington Wellesley Mass W. M. Caldwell New Bethlehem David M John R. Caldwell West Indiana E. R. Sutton Harrisburg J. M. Rager Derry Frank Douglass Second Street Mary Black May Coulter W. R. Black Sara Wherry Elwood South Bend Johnstown Henry Groft Rayne Township Groft Ira Myers Indiana House Merchants Hotel Ira Laura Bell Barnett A. L. Lutman Dunio Cambria County Dunio Coal Company A. R. Learn A. L. Bartlebaugh Newton Bartlebaugh Green Township Porter Nesbit Aledo, I Joseph Usughlin North Sixth Street Nesbit Conemaugh Township Elia McFadden Weat Indiana Judge Rayburn Kittanning Chas. C. Simpson John T. Simpson D. W. Simpson T. W. Simpson

Marriages Listed Across Multiple Dates and Townships

A set of marriage notices appears for September dates spanning 1864 1894 and 1994. Names include George W Christy Apollo and Del la G Peterman Armstrong county M C Miller Conemaugh township Blanche Mc Philmy Clarksburg S R Mitchell Washington township Lizzie Layton White township Samuel J Mardis Burlington township Sadie Johns Nineveh.

Squire M. B. Kline George W. Christy Apollo Misa Della G. Peterman Armstrong County D. J. Irwin Ebenezer M. C. Miller Conemaugh Township Blanche McPhilmy Clarksburg Squire James Fenton S. R. Mitchell Washington Township Lizzie Layton White Township M. M. Sweeny M. E. Parsonage Samuel J. Mardis Burlington Township Sadie Johns Nineveh

Tragedy on Lebanon Valley Tracks Claims Puddler

David Thomas of Duncanville Blair County came to Lebanon seeking work and, after drinking, sat on the Lebanon Valley railroad tracks near the Lebanon Valley rolling mills. A fast freight hit him causing a skull fracture and other serious injuries. He remains at Good Samaritan Hospital in critical condition.

Lebanon David Thomas Duncanaville Blair County Lebanon Valley Railroad Lebanon Tran Company

Contested Will Case After Miss Marbourg's Death

In Johnstown Pennsylvania on September 18 the death of wealthy Miss Annie Marbourg opens a probate fight. Relatives challenge her will which leaves the bulk of her estate to Cyres Elder a Cambria Iron Company solicitor. They allege she was insane when the document was executed.

Johnstown Annie Marbourg Cyres Elder Cambria Iron Company

Flint glass workers press 10 percent wage cut proposal

In Preissuro on September 18 a plan was sent to manufacturers detailing a 10 percent overall wage reduction. The scale lists eight percent cut for wares up to 13 ounces, 12 percent for items over 13 ounces, and 15 percent on catup and pickle bottles. Washington also notes Altoona National Bank’s resumed operations near.

Preissuro

Recall of Coke Strike Meeting Marks End of 1904 Dispute

Connel lsville ises Pa Sept 18 The formal recall of the last order for a meeting to consider the status of the alleged coke workers strike set for tomorrow ends the big coke strike of 1904 Even Mike Barrett declines to prolong the pretense of maintaining a any manner.

Connellsville Mike Barrett

Cochran and Bro. Attorneys Face Executions for 14080

Philadelphia September 19 ex officio notices report executions against James S Cochran and Company in the wake of a fire that destroyed more than sixty thousand dollars in goods. A firm member stated the partners are solvent and that assets are presently tied up.

Philadelphia James S. Cochran & Bro. Iewers

Notable clergyman Richard Apple gravely ill in Hamaune

In Hamaune Pennsylvania on September 18, Reverend Richard Apple of Humboldt Reformed Church was stricken with pneumonia. His condition is described as exceedingly critical.

Hamaune Bow Richard Apple of Hiumterg

McKexstort Pro aims at professional work in Weneeng

Fragmentary OCR mentions McKexstort Pennsylvania, a professional in a field tied to Moore and a person named Bies. Insufficient readable details prevent clear events, roles, or outcomes. The lone names suggest a local business or professional matter needing clarification.

McKexstort Moore el i

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Progress Daniel H. Hastings Secretary of Internal Affairs James W. Latta Henry Hall, Chas, F Warnick Therm James C. McGregon Wito Stockholders’ Meeting W. J. Gompers Conrad Zebner Marchand John G. Maughermar Ind A. M. Stewart Philadelphia Street Henry L. Buterhaugh Pleasant Valley Frank Lowry Miltem Wachob West Philadelphia W. H. Lewis Chicago J. S. Nesbit Fifth Street Lewis Ellen McAvoy Helen de W. H. Hinds Hr. S. Roberts S. J. Stephens Johnston Company Mr. Stephens J. Miles Walker Tawas City Mich Fred Moorhead Flints Altoona Bank Washxcton Altoona (Pa Thalian Ed Aekt
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