Harrisburg Law Proposals And Governor Signed Bills
Harrisburg week summary reports new bills extending railroad completion time, protecting county bridges, and a modified Brown road bill. Other measures include chattel mortgage liens for vendors, eminent domain for water works, and education board extensions. Local option, mercantile license, medical examiner, and other bills faced fate. governor signed several acts including notary eligibility and murder penalty increase.
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House
Brown
Senate
Philadelphia
Tewksbury
Central Boards of Education
Agnew
Beaver County
Penrose
Public Building Commission
Harrisburg
Pattison
Talbot
House Committee On
A. L. Taggart
Charles H. Baker
Taggart
Baker
Walter Lyon, Esq
Pittsburg
Feed
William Flinn
Notary Public
House Committee On Centennial Affairs
Fight Against Vivisection Gathers Global Support
Anti vivisectionists worldwide mobilize with forty two European societies and two in America. Literature offered by the Sec Mrs Fairchild Allen 104 N Fourth St Aurora Illinois. Also notices on catarrh claims and a Toledo based cure by F J Cheney Co recounting testimonials and remedy availability. Also ad lines for DeWitts Little Early Risers, baby carriages and window shades.
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Europe
America
Aurora
Ilinois
Sec
Fairchild Allen
Fourth St
T. FF
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & GO
DeWitt
Morris & Mullen
F H. Dixson
Glade
A. A. Davis & CO
License Court Sparks Wide Interest with Grants and Refusals
The license court opened by Judge Noyes and Associate Judge Tuttlington saw many licenses granted across towns including Warren and Youngsville with numerous retail and wholesale stakes. Several applicants were refused and many continuations set for April 20. proceedings featured testimonies on applicant character with no protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Noyes
Uuntington
Marsh
Warren
C. W. King
Carver House
N. H. Harris
Struthers
J. Gleason
Revere House
Geo. H. Leonhart
Johan Schmutz
John Baldensperger
Youngsville
A. Cameron
Wade House
North Clarendon
Samuel Gardner
Clarendon House
C. C G. Campbell
Central House
Henry P. Ridelsperger
Laurence Reinsborough
Henry House
Sheffield
Joseph Clinton
Lee House
Lorenzo Leroy
Shaw House
South West
W. E. Lee
Spencer House
Enterprise
George Leonard
Kinzua
F. E. Eastman
Freehold
E. R. Cooper
E. W. Highhouse
Hugh Heath
Clarendon
Louisa Kropp
Glade
John Silk
Robert Walkerman
Charles N. Wells
Spring Creek
F. W. Knupp
Warren—Hill and Taber
What Moran
Wilhelmina Schwing
A. Diehl
E. A. Coleman
M. Mead
J. H. Gray
Jacob Stricker
Wm. F. Cousins
Tidioute
W.D. Bucklin
N. N. Hanchett
W. P. Shaw
Ryan and More
George Terry
R. A. Siggins
Conewango
Fred J. Gutzler
Garland
E. Cousins
William Hathaway
German Club Gala Ends Season With Faust and Goethe
Warren Pa April 7 1893 readers recount a German Club gathering at the Teed home on Third Street with a detailed program. Performances included Goethe themes from Faust and Hermann and Dorothea, with Mrs Reed Mrs Goodrich and others praised for acting, plus a candlelit scene with the Virgin Mary. Elegant refreshments followed as the event closed with Lorelei.
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Faust
Margarat
Richards
Fred Marck
Margaret
Virgin Mary
Fuellhart
Scandia Items April 14 local notes and life updates
Scandia residents report schools active under Miss Anna Goodban and Miss Kate Marsh, Grange membership at 115, Co operative store offering general merchandise at saving prices, Elk Creamery to open by May under Everett’s management, spring weddings noted, and local movers including John Shinburg moving into a new home. George Shott of Kokomo visits family. he appears well and happy.
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Anna Goodban
Kate Marsh
Grange
Grange Hall
Elk Creamery
Everett
Russell
John Shinburg
Hagburg Bro's
John P. Olson
George Shott
Kokomo
Shott
Aged Kane resident Robert Campbell remembered
Kans April 14 Robert Campbell eighty four year old Kane resident and rafting pioneer recalls life on the Allegheny river near Warren and Kane. Born 1809 to John and Sarah Campbell his youth included schooling with Cornplanter Indians, emigration by raft to Ohio in 1817, and rafting tales across the river. He married Sarah Hamlin in 1829, moved to Kane in 1871, and raised eight children. His wife Aunt Dally died in 1892 and he remains in Kane at 120 Dawson Street.
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Kans
Robert Campbell
Allegheny River
Warren
John
Sarah Campbell
Lycoming County
Jersey Shore
Kingua Village
Kingua Creek
Robert
Wheeling
W. Va
Campbell
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Potter County
Phillip Tomes
Elks
Archibald Tanner
Gileni Schofield
Tanner
Ohio
Olean
Allegheny
Mr. Campbell
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Kinzua
Sarah Hamlin
John Johnson
Kane
Nera
Dawson Street
Dally
Reese
Notice on Ice Orders and Local Liniment Claim
All orders for Ice left at 220 Hickory St or R. H. Lewis Glade Mest Market will receive immediate and prompt attention. E. Cremons notes Rheumatism is quickly cured by Arnica and Oil Liniment. 35-1m
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Hickory St
R. H. Lewis
Glade Mest Market
E. Cremons
Arnica & Oil
Temperance sermons and social events in Warren
Church leaders urged temperance sermons in March drawing $15 for the work. Mrs Lathrap spoke on child training at the Mothers meeting. Mary T. Lathrop lectured on Gospel Politics April 11 at M E Church Warren. A new County Press Superintendent was named, and a Mersey drowning note warned of saloon danger. A Waters Hall Japanese drill and wedding matinee is planned at Library Hall with Chewswright solo and a female impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Union
W. Meise
The
Evangelical Church
C. B. Smith
Baptist Church
Brrs. Orr’s
Mary T. Lathrop
M.E. Church
Warren
M. EH. Church
Warren County
Lalla Rookh
Waters’ Hall
Library Hall
Cheeswright
Noyes Drug Store
Glade Summit Notes and Local Socials
April 19 report: John Cramer went to Kane on business. Twenty five friends gathered at Mrs Warren Brasington's residence Tuesday evening the 11th to celebrate her 50th birthday. Mrs M B Shirley of Johnsonburg spent the Sabbath with Mrs David Loucks. Floren Weinrider smiles at the small boy staying with him. L B Badger of Butler Pa visits David Loucks this week. Jon McGee of Glade called on friends Monday. David Holt and wife spent the Sabbath with Warren Brasington. Mrs Joseph Sweeting was reported not well. Twilight.
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John Cramer
Kane
Warren Brasington
M. B. Shirley
Johnsonburg
David Loucks
Floren Weinrider
L. B. Badger
Butler
Jon McGee
Glade
David Holt
Joseph Sweeting
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffries
Luzerne
Appropriations Committee
Warren Asylum
Warren, McKean, Elk
Venango
Forest and
Jefferson
Nathan C. Shaeffer
Kutztown Normal School
Brussels
Chamber of Representatives
Chamber
Erie
Crawford
Werren
Keystone Co-operative Association, Limited
A. L. Wales
Corry
L. A. Tucker
Cambridgeboro
A. H. Olmstead
West Spring Creek
J. C. Sibley
Order
Ridgway
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
DuBois
Renovo
Irvineton
Woods
Columbus
H. L. Gordon
Columbus House
Brokenstraw
M. C. Myers
Irvine House
Chas. J. Lallmang
Junction House
Pittsfield
N. L. Acocks
Pittsfield House
Pine Grove
Eben Dean
Lane House
Sugar Grove
Charles Ricker
Sugar Grove House
Benj. Ellis
Ellis House
Chandlers Valley
William Moran
MM. Mead
William F. Cousins
Newton N. Hanchett
Hanchett House
M.S. Ryan
W. F. Moore
Eagle Hotel
Fysign
L. Cousins
Johnson House
Hamilton T. Hill
James M. Taber
W. D. Bucktin
National Hotel
Fairmount House
Conewango Township
Fred J. Gutzel
Garland House
Warren—E. A. Coleman
Szpeer
Thompson
Lancer
Mrs, K
Indians
Oriental Drill and Wedding
Glade Summit
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