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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1888

Page

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Tales of Trouble and Sorrow at Warren County Court

At the Warren County Court of Common Pleas for April proceedings opened with D. M. Schermerhorn sworn in as attorney and praised for his exam performance. Several cases were discharged for new trial while others were continued or heard, including a divorce granted in the Bechtel case, verdicts for plaintiffs in Deutler v Luce and Windsor v Tillerhon, and ongoing trials such as Wagner v Johnson.

Court of Common Pleas W. D. Brown J. T. Barker D. M. Schermerhorn Warren County Schsimerhorn Board of Examiners Wm. Dick Et. al Agnes Crowley Penna. RR. Co Newbold Et. al. White Melvin FF. Clark S. Mozasea Wife Penna . BR. Co. Lessee M. Mead Jost Williams James Holden Trustee Hi. Iddy S.A. Wetmore Southard James Anderson West and Fiske Jerome Knapp J. D. Bussell J. Benadiet Buyde Blaish Lary Deutler W. G. Luce Rendant Warren Pilishea F. E. Windsor C. Tillergon M. Beecher Columbus Township Penna. RB. Rt. Co R. B. Co R. R. Co Bair Creek Hair Creek R. R.co

Bangs Sisters Arrested at Seance in Chicago

The Bangs sisters, famed Spirit mediums, were arrested on charges of conducting an entertainment without a license and obtaining money under false pretenses after a Chicago seance. Detectives interrupted the cabinet act as masked props and wigs were seized, revealing makeup and concealed entrances behind a two-compartment cabinet.

Curcaco Bangs Sisters Detectis May Bangs Tyrrell Everal Celar Roou Iuslin

Murderer Collenwood Arrested in Everhart Tragedy Case

Sheriff Sutler arrested D. H. Collenwood at Clarington in Porest county on charges of murdering the Everhart family in Clarion county on March 8 1886. He uses aliases including Harry Worthington and David King. Authorities believe they have the right man and notified Clarion county sheriff. A separate river incident near Kinzua involved a John boat expedition that capsized, with several rescued after men steadied women and children in the cold water.

Boorville Sutter D. H. Collenwood Clarington Porest County Everhart Clarion County Harry Worthington Hverhart Carrick Collenwood Jacob Emery Central Hotel See David King Mark Hartness Arthur Robinson Billy McClure Burt Post Dennie Quinn Belle Stanton Kinzua McClure Post

Daughters of the King and a call for daily kindness

A Stretser notes on Walere the Daughters of the King a Philadelphia women and girls organization with branches nationwide. Its charity work spans hospital visits flowers clothing for missions and helping neighbors while urging gentleness and kindness in daily life. The piece urges readers to embrace kindness to save humanity and endure adversity with aid from others.

Walere Philadelphia Daughters of the Boston

Murder in a rural schoolhouse shocks Clearfield County

A teacher Miss Eastman was found dead in a schoolhouse south of Curwensville with her tongue cut from her body. Tramps entered after dismissal, outraged her, then fled. she wrote a description before dying. A fiancé vows vengeance. The brutal crime has caused local upheaval and fear.

Pal Apolte Eastman Sition G Plete Almot Aid Joe Sents Rlis Pricf

Public debt reduction reported for March in Wasnixcrox

The debt statement issued today shows March reduction of 11 586 559 38 dollars. Total cash in treasury stands at 586 404 062 06 dollars.

Wasnixcrox

Licenses Granted In Binir April Meeting

The April meeting in Binir, Pennsylvania, granted two hotel licenses from nine applications. Brewers licenses were all approved except two local applications held over until May 1.

Bdicenses Worstpayrsnore

Young Woman Injured in Mill Machine Accident

Jamestown April 1 A young woman Miss Marie Carrabee of 521 Just Fifth Street was injured yesterday in a cotton mill when her hand was caught in a machine. Flesh from the back of the wrist hand and fingers was removed and tenosync happened.

Jamestown Misa Mlarie Carrabee Fifth Street

Death of Benjamin Harris Brewster Ex US Attorney General

Benjamin Harris Brewster died this morning in Purraverruta Pa after several weeks of illness described as an affection of the Sidnays. The death was unexpected and the attending physician had yesterday said the patient was improving. He remained conscious until moments before death.

Temjamin Fharvin Grewster Purraverruta Benjamin Harris Brewster United States

Two Preachers Struck by Train Near Basteng Furnace

Reverend Clayton Mumroa of this city and John Connard of Denver Lancaster county Pa were walking on the Pennsylvania Schuylkill Valley railroad tracks near Basteng's furnace this afternoon when a passenger train struck them, killing both instantly.

Reavis Clayton Mumroa Ney John Connard Denver Lancaster County Pennsylvania Schuylkill Valley Railroad Basteng’s Furnace

Fearfully Burned Child in Pleasant Tuesday Bonfire Incident

Stella Pierce, three and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce, fell into a bonfire Tuesday in Pleasant. Dr. Preston attended her. injuries serious but recovery expected.

Stella Pierce John Pierce Preston

North Clarerton Council Debates Relief Committee and Local Events

Proceedings show the Relief Committee report unsettled as the council schedules a special levy and approves Brown Hose company parlor use for meetings. Bills paid include police service, water line repairs, and printing. A lockup plan is formed. public notices describe a lively festival with music and a dance. several local residents travel, visit, or announce engagements while labor and civic groups discuss reorganization and revival efforts.

Nori Clarexpos Burgess Rublin Waugamun Shugert Gray Adams Lowery Weaver Messrs Waugaman Brown Hose Company L. E. McNett J. E Chase Ullman Joh O'Neil Mirter Whiting Brown Waugemeu Ontneven Liewery and Lowery, Gray and Brown Tog Relief Committee Hlave Gornen Flooke Chirendon Orchestra Clenley Campbell Charley Alaximillan Koch Fred Brown Maggie Fannin Kane A. AH. McCuabe Alive Bavage Ury Debating Society Sanc- Clarion County Anna Karney Orange Valley Dois James Morris Bone L. Cigars M. Jackson de Bro Jackson Miss Weeks Inlenton Wright Asee Bo. Randall Corry HW. T. le Medutozh Warren Knight L Uershfield Buffalo Brow Hook and Ladder

Tragic Hallway Shooting Ends in Double Wounding

April 1 in a building hall a man Karas Cevy requested to speak with Mellie Setzer. In the ensuing exchange a pistol shot and two more followed. Mellie lay wounded and the husband, Ary Setzer, fled mortally wounded. Ary died later. The couple had a past tied to a late husband and a child born two weeks prior.

Karas Cevy Dslsworth Selzer Mellie Fer Hey Setzer Frank Tucker Tucker Robert Tucker New Orleans

Construction Progress at Soldiers' and Sailors' Home

Erie Pa April 1 reports rapid building progress at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home. The planned intake reaches 600 inmates by September as Maer Drown of Harrisburg oversees the dining hall, hospital, and wing work. Outlay exceeds 100,660 dollars for the project.

Finn Soldiers' and Sailors Intation Maer Drown Uarrisburg Behall

Author Denied Ties to Sheffield Monopoly Article

Corsa Brooks of Sheffield Pennsylvania writes April 2 1888 asking correction of a misattribution in the teachers institute item claiming she authored an article on the Sheffield monopoly. She requests publication of a rectification in the next issue and disavows the piece.

Drer Teachers’ Institute Sheffield Sveral Ihs Corsa Brooks

Bradford Bank Official Falls From Power

A former official of the Bradford exchange bank, once a power in financial circles, is seen in Smethport escorted by an officer as he seeks a friend to settle a $25 fine and costs for contempt for not answering a court summons. The piece frames his fall as a cautionary tale.

Ele Bradford Exchange Bank Smethport Bradford Star

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