Local Happenings in Warren Area and Surroundings
Thompson Hunt notes Cremeries started by C G Babcock and A P Gregg with fair patronage. Multiple residents visit relatives. snow fell heavily Saturday. Local church, school and medical notes include Paraly sis for CG G Bishop. Frank Jenkins to Jamestown High School. tempers and health improving. workers relocate near Sinclairville. Local ad items promote Sunflower bakery and Meacham Tunstall and Elixir for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
S. Clark
W. O. Filo
Falconer
Frank Jenkins
Rane Thompson
Jamestown
Yankeebush
A. T. McStraw
Rec
Striking Workers Subdued Amid Turbulent County News
Strikes in Dunbar and surrounding towns are reported crushed with armed guards in place and authorities warning of violent retaliation. Delegates in Scottdale elect Alexander Markey as new striker leader while L R Davis remains jailed for murder. Mass meetings planned to decide on calling off the strike as Fayette county considers an extra court session to address overcrowded jails and food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Weunesdis
Jill
Chuseux
Darby
Davis
Matthew Allen
Scottdale
Alexander Markey
L. R. Davis
Dawson
Batton
Frick
Fayette County
Mrs Worthing Praises Dr Greene's Nervara Remedy
In a letter Mrs W B Worthing of West Berlin Vermont extols Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy after grippe left her weak digestion and rheumatism. She reports rapid digestion improvement, restored nerves, and complete relief after three bottles. She recommends the vegetable remedy for nervous disorders, indigestion, constipation, kidney and liver complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Worthing
West Berlin
Dr. Greene
W. B- Worthing
Advertised Letters at Warren Postoffice Apr 11 1894
List of names under LADIES and GENTLEMEN headings for letters awaiting pickup. Dead Letter Office to receive unclaimed items after two weeks. Also notes on Mystic Cure for rheumatism available in Warren, Pa. Minor railroad accident report: John Nelson struck by P&HE train at Irvington bridge, suffered no serious injuries.
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Burns
Richard Lane
Emma Bowers
Rosa Olson
Hillda Brandon Rose van Orsdale
Mary King
J W White
Ellen
Aldrich
Geo. M
John A Bourpve
Peter Rouns
Brown Jno
Barney Smith
Gabriel DT Shaffe
Jyo. M.sreerrizp
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
John Nelson
P. & HE. Passnger
Irvington
Dr. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Hiood
Senate and House Plans Dominate Week in Washington
Washington April 9. Senate aims to devote the week to the tariff bill with daily sessions and extended hours suiting finance committee plans. Senator Hill's anticipated speech on income tax and ad valorem issues draws interest while Peffer Lodge and others prepare remarks. In the House, appropriation bills take priority with focus on post office subsidies and foreign relations debates, including Bluefields and Monroe doctrine topics, to determine progress this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff
Senate
Senator Hill
New York
House
Washington
Finance Committee
Hill
Senator Peffer
Peffer
Lodge
Liliuokalani
Stanton
Mello
Blucifelus
Nicaragua
Great Britain
Insurgents Seize Gunboat Cananea at Rio Grande do Sul
Reports from Buenos Aires say the government gunboat Cananea surrendered to the insurgent fleet at Rio Grande do Sul. The insurgents’ land force counts about 6,000 well armed troops with ample provisions. Portuguese warships Minde llo and Alfonso da Albuquerque, carrying Admiral da Gama and other insurgents, left for an unknown destination.
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Buenos Ayres
Cananea
Rio Grande Do Sul
Mindello
Alfonso da Albuquerque
Rio Janeiro
Admiral da Gama
Chilean Crisis Deepens as Monttbag Considers Coalition
Santiago April 9. The ministerial crisis continues with President Jorge Monttbag reportedly declining party ties yet willing to govern with any ministry backed by congress and the nation. A coalition cabinet of Liberals and Conservatives appears likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Santiago
Jorge Monttbag
Congress
End of Life Trot With Remedial Health Claim
Fragmented OCR text mentions a remedy and endorsements by readers. It references Dr David Nem and a purported treatment for dyspepsia. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or verifiable entities.
Appeals over Northern Pacific strike injunction denied
Milwaukee April 7 United States circuit court judge Jenkins denied most of the motion by railroad employee organizations to modify the injunction against striking at Northern Pacific. The ruling leaves the clause banning quitting the receivers service in force while striking would be restrained only as to the disputed language. An appeal will be taken and the Jenkins Caldwell decisions conflict. The matter may reach the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Caldwell
Milwaukee
Judas Jenkins
Great Railway Organizations
United States
Pym. Arthur
Rand
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
F. P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
E. E
James G. Jenkins. Clark
D. G. Ramsay
Telegraph Operators’ National Association
S. E. Wilkinson
Brotherhood of Trainmen
John Willson
Switchmen's Mutual Benefit Association
Jenkins
Northern Pacific Railway
Expressive Handshakes and Christian Charity
The article extols the hand as a faithful witness of the heart, rivaling speech in expressing love and sympathy. It warns that a withheld or cold handshake can wound the soul, urging Christians to extend a hearty, prompt hand to strangers to welcome them to the congregation and to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Muitchu l
Christ
Commonweal crowds Reynoldton march ends in no clash
In Reynoldton McKeesport April 7 an army of the commonweal camped after a peaceful entry watched by hundreds. The march from Homestead along the river road via Duquesne included a two hour stop and a band escorted the procession. Four hundred loaves were donated by local merchants and communes were to be lettered A through E. The camp moved to Monongahela City tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynoldton
McKeesport
Army of the Commonweal
Duquesne
Browne
Monongahela City
Jall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Ustarrh
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims the company offers $1000 for any failure to cure and invites testimonials. Products include Barosma and Barogma Tea from local Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. B. Brown & Co
Red Flag Oil and Pan Tina Advertised Pain Relief
A home medicine ad touts Red Flag Oil as a ready remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burns at 25 cents. It also promotes Pan Tina for coughs colds and consumption encouraging a 25 cent bottle to improve sleep and health, sold by F W R D Kahle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.W.& R D. Kahle
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the Ledger
Daniel Porter
Ross Langworthby
Sinclairville
N.Y
G Bishop
Lander
H. J. Bishop
Meacham & Tunstall
Mracuam & Tunstall
Second St
Warren
H.N. Ritchfield
G—Ly
Elxir
F. B. Brown & Co., Druggiets
Hight
Hiinois Paper Company
Warren Board of Trade
Procter & Gamble CO
CIN
Creat
Cora B. Sbert
Barnesville, Pa
Sobpana
Warren County
Tamel Roy
Johanna Downes
Danift. McMahon
Johanna McMahon
Germany
Marsena M. Keybolt
Sheffield
Josepiline Sey Bolt
Music Racks
Daily
Nelson Greenland
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