Ledger Subscription Collection Agreement Notice
Arrangements authorize publishers to collect all subscriptions due the Ledger including accounts of Morris prior to November 1, 1884 and W. W. Howard from that date to July 14, 1885. Subscriptions may be settled at the office until July 1, 1887, after which unpaid accounts go to an attorney. Bonded for faithful performance, subscribers are urged to settle to avoid trouble and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morris
W. W. Howard
Fell
The Ledger Around the City April Fool Part 1
Gov Manville traveled west on Thursday while Miss Grace Stone joined her father in Harrisburg. A Warren theater date April 15 for The Little Tycoon is announced along with cigar promotions from Groh and Beurstedt. Various local moves, business closings, and social events fill an active Warren scene through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Manville
West
Grace Stone
Harrisburg
Knox
Albert Merck
Little Tycoon” Company
Warren
Dalrymple Helps Man After Barn Incident
The account endorses Dalrymple action and commends him for taking a man from a barn to his home despite freezing conditions. Questions arise about the constable with access to barns and the reasons a revolver was drawn and an arrest sought. The man was taken home peacefully by Dalrymple.
Army staff announced by Gen Wiley and local notices
Gen Wiley names staff for Second Brigade with Majors Miller Greenland Patterson Curtin Haslet Braden Silliman and captains Murdock Hamilton. Drummer Frank P Sherrett dies last week. Warren company I election selects Fred Windsor first lieutenant and W P Mitchell second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Chas. Miller
Franklin
W. W. Greenland
Clarion
Frank N. Patterson
Freeport
Austin Curtin
Bellefonte
Samuel Haslet
Washington
Wilson F. Braden
Greenville
James E. Silliman
Erie
James H. Murdock
Pittsburgh
George C. Hamilton
Warren
Frank P. Sherrett
Co. D
Sixteenth E Regiment
City
Co. I
Fred Windsor
W. P. Mitchell
Serious Charges At Warren State Hospital
Erie March 30 Mrs Harry Haat appears before county commissioners to allege abuse of her son John Haat at Warren state hospital. The mute patient was found in rags with sores and bruises. he cannot explain the injuries. Superintendent cites falls and offers no clothes explanation. A county surgeon examination follows before inspectors act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Harry Haat
Warren State Hospital
John Haat
Warren
Hans
Haas
Redpath Concert Company to headline Warren entertainment
The Redpath concert company brings a choice programme to Warren as the final event of the American college course. Miss Chamberlain offers rare whistling solos to charm the audience, Mr Gilder showcases Liszt and original works on piano, Frank G Reynolds the singing humorist performs, and Miss Edith Christie delivers violin selections from great composers promising a valuable evening for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath
Warren
Miss Chamberlain
Mrr. Gilder
United States
Liszt
Frank G. Reynolds
Edith Christie
What the Law Requires for County Superintendent
The law states eligibility criteria for county, city, or borough superintendents including a college diploma or state certificate, a professional certificate of good standing, or a state competency certificate, plus sound character and teaching experience within three years. A new county superintendent will be appointed next May.
Crook Captured After Hickory Robbery Arrest
A man who registered as James Miller at the Exchange hotel was arrested after a Hickory robbery. He allegedly took two pocketbooks with about 75 dollars, escaped an officer, then surrendered in Warren with over 410 dollars. Forest County officers escorted him to Tionesta. his real name is believed to be Peter Barber of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Hotel
James Miller
Hickory
Fickory
Warren
Airiff
Forest County
Tionesta
Peter Barber
Pittsburg
Indiana
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anne A. Green
George W Green
Wealthy Doctor A G Ely Dies In Self Inflicted Poisoning
Dr A G Ely a wealth and respected Western Pennsylvania physician died by his own hand at his Girard county home after taking morphine from a chest amid a delusion wealth was slipping away He was 67 and formerly Otsego County New York born His obituary notes a large estate and high professional standing and mentions a Clarion Normal School ad in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Ely
Exe
A. G. Ely
Pennsylvania
Otsego County
N. Y
Temperance Bulletin Highlights Prohibition Push and Incidents
A temperance bulletin notes 800 young men at a New York meeting, quotes ministers, and warns that liquor fuels crime. It cites Prohibition efforts in Michigan, a staged bell prank at Brighton, and reports on YWCTU organizers Mary McDowell and Susannah Peck establishing unions and local chapters across St Louis Lindenwood Lake Erie college Denison Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Y. W. C. T
White Cross Army
New York City
C. Henry Mead
Arkansas
Little Rock
Colored State Temperance Alliance
Chicago
Holland
Methodist
Holly
Mich
New York Exam Miner
Good Baptist
Atlanta
United States
Michigan
Brighton
Mary McDowell
Susannah Peck
St. Louis
Lindenwood College
St.Louis
Lake Erie Seminary
Puainsville
Ohio
Unnion
Real Estate Transfers From March 24 to March 30
Transfers listed include George C Hamilton to George N Frazine in Warren and others. deeds involve Adelaide Hamilton, Oscar Cobb, Webb Horton, Francis Black, and multiple towns such as Sheffield Glade Conewango Pittsfield and Freehold. Amounts range up to 3 000 with several small sums. total figures not provided. Notable entries include school directors of Conewango to Andrew Gantz, and multiple deeds to and from John Shearer and Wm Richardson in Pittsfield and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C Hamilton
George N Frazine
Warren
Walcon
Adelaide
Hamilton
Warren County
Jerry Crary
Deed
Sheffield
Oscar Cobb
Same
Webb Horton
Shelfield
Francis Black
Francis BM Black
Limestone
OW St
Chys King
Deerfield
James Upton
Wm Richardson
Kttsfield
Daccheus Mickle
Pittsfield
J Walter McKinney
Susan Wade
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Lewis Wells
Chase Widing
Freehold
The Duchesse de Pomar Theosophist Leader in Paris Society
Special correspondence from Paris outlines Maria Mariategni Duchess de Pomar known as Lady Caithness, head of French Theosophists. It covers her winter in Nice, spring Paris entertainment at Hotel Pozzo di Borgo, and her scholarly aplomb, with details of her marriages, wealth, and remarkable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nouvelie Revue
Claude Vento
Caithness
Duchesse de Pomar
Stis
Nice
Sue
Hotel Pozzo di Borgo
Lady Caithness
Aanaga
Poligres
Maria Mariategni
Duchesse de Pomiar
Castille
England
Madrid
Mme. Mariategni
Northampton
Andalusia
Count de Pomar
Mme. de Pomar
Cuba
Havana
Antilles
South America
Europe
Duchess de Pomar
James Sinclair
Sian of Sinclair
Lord Caithness
Terana
New York
Royal Chapel
Wolyrood
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary Queen of
Paris Theosophic Society
Vnsta
Victor Ifo
Rok Huao
Theodore Stanros
Two Two-Year-Old Steers Sell at Five Cents Per Pound
Charles Lott brought two two year old steers to town weighing 2330 pounds and sold them to Louis Leigh of Sheffield for five cents per pound. He also exhibited a yearling steer at 1140 pounds and a six and one half month calf at 620 pounds. The piece notes the cattle’s below potential, discusses farmers club experiments on cattle growth, and mentions other local notices including a county superintendent candidate and Clarion state normal school spring term opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lott
Louis Leigh
Sheffield
Farmers’ Club
Lotihan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Warren, PA
Groh & Beurstedt
Galbraith Hall
August Merck, Jr
Knapp and
Bucklin
CG. P. Henry
Clarendon
Rink Opera House
J. A. Barr
Smith’s
Kinzua
Warren Orchestra
Chandler's Valley
Benj. Ellis
Mitchell & Messner
Amy Gordon
Meadville
Amy
Gilmore
Addie Elliott
Glade Run
L. M. Boyer
The
Evangelical Church
HU. A. Jamieson & Co
Jamieson
W. TE. Pickett & Co
Smalley
North Warren Hospital
EB. J. McKay
Rock Glycerine Company
Kinzus
Library Hall
Foster
Utter
Hedley
Teir
Alirror
Arrow
Dalrymple
Fifth Street
Mr. Dalrymple
State Normal School
Temperance Bulletin
Denison, Texas
Crosby
Mary A Vaneps
Columbus
JS Wardwell
Boon Magee
Mead
CP Wiley
David
Glade
John McKinney
John E Swanson
Sugar Grove
John
Strong
Jacob Waller
Triumph
Gilbert W Klock
James Uebner
Rankin
D E Cobb
WC Anen
Georgenia S$ Blanchard
John Williams
Anna Ahlquist
Francis Henry
Hudson I Pierce
John Hunter
George C Scott
Duchesss DE Pomar
Theodore Stanton Ger Life
Vic
E. F. Borrentero
Syracuse
N.Y
G. H. Strickland
Lander
H. H. Webber
Irvington
Clarion State Normal School
A. J. Davis
Astute Normal School
Wyman & Davis
Foss
Lydia E. AR Pinkham
the People's Column
Toed Bros
Tatler
Tifth Street
Werle
Cor Fifth
Water Streets
Ersonal
Ladica
Sixth
Lafayette Sis
Jamestown
M. E. Church
Peter Greenland
Ladies Aid Society
C. Sager
Chester Cnty
Express
United & Canada
C. Norris
New England
C. H. Hunter & Son
Jet
Gatteens
Toile de Nords, Batisse, Challys
CH. Hunter & Son
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