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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1896

Page

4

If Bryan Should Be Elected

The National Tribune argues that Bryan’s election would trigger a national crash, universal business stagnation, and widespread misery. It warns that contracts would falter, debts would be pressed, and only debt collectors and distressed debtors would stay active, urging support for McKinley to prevent catastrophe.

Cleveland Congress Bryan 53D Congres Mrj. Win. McKinley National Tribune

Last wicks fair eclipsed all previous meetings

The Indiana Coasty Agricultural Society fair drew larger crowds than last year with Wednesday attendance ahead and Thursday reaching 22,000 on the grounds. Races and exhibits impressed, outrivaling prior shows and marking a successful fair overall.

Posie Cdi Mealy Indiana Coasty Agricultural Society

Compliment to Our Senator and County News Summary

A Pennsylvania farmer and Granger endorsed Senator J G Mitchell of Jefferson County for re election citing honesty and loyalty to agriculture and opposition to rum interests. The column notes Bryan’s money talk and calls for work scarcity and rising unemployment. Methodist conference opens in Pittsburgh district with large turnout and hospitality from Rev Sweeny. Indiana hosts over 200 ministers and records 26 marriage licenses in the past week. Curly and match making, chickens roosting high in town outlined.

Pennsylvania J.G. Mitchell Jefferson County Indiana Jefferson Senate Mitchell Harrisburg

Local and General in Blairsville and Carlisle events

The borough schools opened, with many enrollments. Rev Kanarr speaks at Georgeville Baptist on October 5. Indiana Baptist Association and Baptist Sabbath School Convention meet in Blairsville. Visiting ministers will occupy pulpits next Sabbath during M E conference. Subscriptions grow. fair week donors listed. Dayton fair tickets accepted. Carlisle convention October 13 to 15 includes Governor Hastings and John Wanamaker. program available from Secretary Kephart. Taxes due by October 3.

Kanarr Georgeville Indiana Baptist Association Baptist Sabbath School Convention Blairsville M. E Dayton Agricultural and Mechanical Association Pennsylvania Carlisle Hastings John Wanamaker C. J. Kephart D. D Amaville

Local Soldier Praises Honest Money and Free Trade Stance

Robert Conner of Montgomery township reports Republican neighbors oppose free trade and free silver. He praises honest money, describes his well kept home and barn, and notes personal debt-free status. Also lists unclaimed letters at Indiana Pa post office dated September 22.

Robert Conner Montgomery Township Woods Democratic Party Chicago Connor Indiana, Pa Rosabith Donate J. E. Campbell RL. Dlaney B. F. Johnston Mies Lara Relidis Jennie Steveson Joseph Winthunger Jonathan Whitsell W.C. Yafen Franklin Sansom P. M

Butchered by Spaniards at Las Vegas plantation

A Spanish force led by Col Aguilera killed 19 on a Las Vegas plantation and murdered women and children with bayonets and machetes. They burned a house with three children inside and later killed an old man and two negros. The report cites Weyler vowing large executions of Pacificos and creoles. Taxes due October 3.

Havana Pablo Diaz Las Vegas Col Aguilera Nueva Paz Weyler Gomez

Peter Riley and the silver debate on the street

A Chicago Times-Herald note recalls Peter Riley of Sioux City a skilled mechanic who argues with B K Adams about silver money on a street corner. Crowds listen as Riley concedes he is no orator and asks if anyone is gold man, prompting a chorus of silver supporters and a gag about gold bugs.

Peter Riley Sioux City B. K. Adams Riley Chicago Times-Herald

Livestock Shipments Across Town and Tax Voting Warning

Bower and Burns ship 15 cattle 5 calves 71 pigs to Salford J M Nichol 201 sheep to West Philadelphia 8 V McDowell 10 sheep 9 hogs to Freedonia Ray and Wilson 35 sheep to Allentown C R Riggle 31 sheep to Mount Holly Thomas and Wissinger 206 sheep 4 calves to West Philadelphia 113 pigs to Schwenksville J M Nichol 175 sheep calves to West Philadelphia J M S Moore 166 sheep to Rogers Ford Republicans remind if taxes not paid by October 3 you cannot vote.

Bower & Burns Salford J. M. Nichol West Philadelphia V. McDowell Freedonia Ray & Wilson Allentown C. R. Riggle Mount Holly Thomas & Wissinger Schwenksville J.M.S. Moore Rogers Ford

Personal notices and visitors at Indiana week

Dr W A Simpson visits Philadelphia. Many residents and visitors travel to and from Indiana towns for fairs and social visits. Names include Stewart, Henry of Pittsburg, Elsie George Blairsville, Agnes McConnell, Ledia Smith Cockport, Haskell Smicksburg, Frank Speedy Johnstown, Mellissa Wilson Blacklick, James Mack Princeton College, Calvin Bley Punxsutawney, James Sutton Apollo, E M Lockard New York, Mamie and Lottie Bell Allegheny, Lizzie Simpson White Township, Lizzie France Wilkinsburg, Annie Skelly Delmont, Rev J D Brownlee New York, Anna Porter New York City, Mina Oberlin McKeesport, Mina Oberlin, Lydia Oberlin, J R Boreland Dayton, Levi Wilson Slaterick, Sue Willard Altoona, Rev J A Younkins Natrona, Benj Williams Ebensburg, Alice Davidson Utah, Marion Rowe Blairsville, Miss Sallie Mitchell, Mabel Rhoads McKeesport, John Meekins Green Township, J M McFarland Cherryhill, Mr and Mrs Trump Millwood, Dollie McCracken Plumville, Sarah Green Plumville, Roscoe Borland Dayton, Ed A Gibson Creekside, Jacob Faith Pittsburg, J M Armstrong Montgomery, Dr J M Knowlton Adirondacks, O M Wilson Wintondale, David Ritchie Pittsburg.

Alex. Stewart Princeton R. E. Henry Pittsburg Charles R. Stewart Elsie George Blairsville Agnes McConnell Ledia Smith Cockport Indiana W. E. Haskell Smicksburg Frank Speedy Johnstown Mellissa Wilson Blacklick James Mack Princeton College Calvin Bley Punxsutawney James Sutton Apollo W. A. Cochran Moxham T. T. Iseman Kent J.S. Hyle Wayne Avenue McKeesport Milton Williams Greensburg John and Bert Good E. M. Lockard New York City Mamie Lottie Bell Allegheny H. §. Thompson Wilkinsburg J. C. Fry North Mahoning Annie Skelly Delmont T. N. Lockart North Mahoning Township C. A. Oberlin Daniel Seyler Sprankles Mills Anna Porter F. T. Empfield Third Ward Slaterick David Ellis Church Street Sue Williard Altoona Blair County B. K. Kellar Charles Wilson J. 8. Hyle Alice Davidson Utah Register and Recorder H. R. Livingston Sallie Mitchell South Sixth Street Mabel Rhoads Nanamaker Normal John Meekins Green Township James McFarland Cherryhill Township Dollie McCracken Sarah Green Plumville J. L. Peterman Roscoe Borland Ironhand Dayton M. H. Johnston White Township Ed. A. Gibson Creekside Fourth Ward Horner Sutton Street Jacob Faith N. Moorhead J. M. Armstrong Montgomery Township J. M. Knowlton Adirondacks Massachusetts O. M. Wilson Wintondale John Dick David Ritchie Buffington Township

Local social notes recount guests and travels across towns

A string of visits and arrivals are noted from Johnstown Blairsville Greensburg and Patchedville with several families hosting relatives and friends. Mr James Moore and others visit Mrs Nicholson in West Water Street while Miss Patchin and families journey to fair events. A marriage in Model City N Y links to Pittsburg with Drummond and Bush families highlighted.

October 3 Tax Deadline Affects November Voting Rights

The message clarifies that October 3 is the final day to pay taxes. failure to pay by then bars voting on November 3. It notes an agent for tax on soap may authorize dealers to refund purchase price if claims fail, provided directions are followed.

Appointment of Ed Moorhead to Cherryhill Township

Committee leadership names Ed Moorhead as committeeman in Cherryhill township to fill the vacancy from J M Rough's resignation. Open Your School urges monthly pupil progress reports to parents. The PRogRESS offers term report cards printed on sturdy cardboard for a penny each and mailed postpaid to any county teacher.

Mack Republican County Committee Ed. Moorhead Cherryhill Township J. M. Rough

Local Correspondence Highlights Township Happenings

October 5 opening for schools. Residents visit relatives and hunt bear tracks in Horse Thief Hollow. Notables include Brantlinger returning from a lakes trip, Winebrenner graduating seminary, and many visits to Clyde, Meadville, Latrobe, Johnstown, and Cokeville. A flag pole event and a wedding are noted among local activities.

John McNeelege Clyde Colorado Cokeville Della Hoskinson Indianapolis H. H. Cribbs Horse Thief Hollow

Local notes from North place visitors and cider mill

North Poor Mr and Mrs Magpie Neal visit Philadelphia. Rev Ham Frampton and family visit friends nearby. Joseph Neal and Web Long attended Indiana callers last Saturday. S C Welch and wife and son attended the Indiana fair Thursday and Friday. Des Howard and wife have returned. Mrs Matthews and son from Milton visited Lottie Long. J C Stear and wife spent a week with Mary Conley of Johnstown. Miss Dad Matthews returned to Milton. John Goheen and wife left for Harrisburg to visit daughter Della Swarts. Frank Crawford operates a new cider mill on W H Crawford farm. It grinds apples by steam and presses through cotton cloth. cider costs one cent per gallon. All invited to see.

B F. Harris Pittsburg Harris W. G. Stewart East Mahoning Township Myrtle Hancock Phillipsburg Henderson Wilkinsburg Pine Flats Indiana Fannie Widdowson Kalispell Montana C. J. T. Long Third Ward John Wheeler Dixonville Graff Wheeler W. T. Wilson Church Street Martins Ferry A. W. Diven Wilson Cleveland Peter Scooter Mary Des Moines R. N. Ray West Water Street Scooler Scotland Jerry Keith Keith Grip McKinley Hobart Magpie Neal Philadelphia Ham Frampton Joseph Neal Web Long S. C. Welch Des Howard Della Swarts Frank Crawford W. H. Crawford

Local Notes From Town This Week

W R Spence has the fever Miss Mary Duncan ill with typhoid E A Gibson was home latter part of week K L Frech and wife visited on Sabbath Miss Stella Brown Greensburg visited parents last week M F P Coach traded for a fine driving mare Anthony Montgomery and wife Elders ton visited on Sabbath Bert Munshower DuBois visiting friends Lukehart Apollo photographer arrived Saturday will stay a week T O Fairman arrived from Gettysburg Saturday and left for Winterdale where he worked Shoemaker Miz Leis ftogen offers repairs Rev Alshouse preached his last for the conference year in the M E church on Sabbath afternoon.

K. L. Frech Stella Brown Greensburg Anthony Montgomery Elderston Bert Munshower DuBois Mr. Lukehart Apollo T. O. Fairman Gettysburg Winterdale Miz Leis Ftogen Alshouse M. E. Chure

Community News From Carrolltown Area Decries Week of Disorder

Mrs W W Huston and son visit Indiana friends while Lawrence Williams stays with relatives Glassford in Indiana. Westover visitors pass through to Carrolltown from the Indiana fair. Nebo church services by Rev Wylie. Four fast horses and others head to ewame Carrolltown. Mabel Reed ill but brought home Sabbath. Gratitude to Steffy family near Marion Center. Sabbath calmer this summer after protests against driving and pleasure seeking. Lulu Lytle to Pittsburg for winter. R N Anthony of Naigona visits. Clara Wilson of Toledo visits Shelecta friends. W W Harbison and wife in South Bend. Fred Smith of Parkwood a Shelecta visitor. Dick Millen and wife visit George King. Allen and Harry Marlin of StLouis are ...

W. W. Huston Indiana Lawrence Williams Glassford Harry Telford Vince Moore Keys Roland Westover Indiana Fair Mabel Reed Steffy Marion Center Mabel Lulu Lytle Pittsburg R. N. Anthony Naigona Clara Wilson Toledo W. W. Harbison South Bend Fred Smith Parkwood Dick Millen George King Allen Harry Marlin Lowi

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