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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1898

Page

8

Children’s Fine Clothing Sale Notes

Fragments indicate a sale listing for children's clothing with prices or discounts. The text is incomplete but shows items priced at around 0.40, 0.75, and 1.00 in unspecified currency, suggesting a clearance or bargain section in a historic newspaper.

Recent Deaths in Punxsutawney and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Amanda K Palmer widow of Daniel Palmer died at her home on South Seventh Street Saturday afternoon aged 64 after two years of kidney and heart illness. Survived by husband and children William of Punxsutawney Mrs Jack Welch of Cleveland Archibald James D of this place Mrs Robert Cruikshank Greensburg Mrs James Morrison Blairsville Mrs John Yoreill Cokeville and Cluywa E of Punxsutawney Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at her home conducted by Rev Albert Miller and interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Martha Ferrier widow of Samuel Ferrier died suddenly at Upper Tyrone on Friday afternoon about 4 pm after a brief illness. Born August 6 1834 in Maryland she lived here 60 years. She married in 1837 and was widowed several years ago. Surviving sons Wesley and Samuel who lived with her. Funeral Sunday at her home conducted by Rev D M Hinter and burial in Greenwood cemetery.

Daniel Palmer Amanda KE. Palmer William Punxtsutawney Jack Welch Cleveland Martha Perrier Martha Ferrier Samuel Ferrier Upper Twolick Maryland Wesley Samuel D. M. Hinter Greenwood Cemetery Daniel McCoy White Township Presbyterian Church Norris McCoy Ligonier Thomas J Pittsburg Robert Rayne ‘Township Elizabeth T. McCoy Hazelwood Hinrton Shields Rayne Township Dr. Hall Creekside Bert Bowe Bert Rowe Obn Rowe H. L. Rowe Mormang Sun Vandergrift John Tomlinson The Brethren Church Onberg Annie Hoover Harvey Hoover West Church Street

Weddings of a Week Feature Local Nuptials

A sequence of marriage notices from Pittsburg to Butler and Homer City marks a week of weddings. Tiger Irwin and Eva Coleman wed in Pittsburg, with further ceremonies for Auld, Baker, Miller Pittman, Adams, and more. Obituaries follow for McCoy and Rowe, detailing deaths and funeral arrangements. A medical ad, census table, and hotel note round out the item.

Falsity Exposed in Nineteenth District Debate

A speaker rejects opposition claims as false and asserts proof of a Wanamaker friendly barter defeating Stahl nomination. He argues charges of state deposit interest loss, federal appointments, school funds, and oleomargarine policy misstate facts and cites his role in 1885 law, indemnity bonds, and campaign funding differences.

Stahl Wanamaker Treasury Pennsylvania Republican Party Army of American Volunteers Rough Riders Colonel Wanamaker America Hiven Mr. Wanamaker Bradford County Wanameker Cuba Insana Wansumaker House Senate Harrisburg United States John Wanamaker Republican State Committee

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