Warren County liquor license rulings guide future judges
In 1892 the Court of Quarter Sessions lays out principles for approving liquor licenses tied to hotels or eating houses, frowns on basement restaurants, restricts bottle sales by hotels, and stresses licensure as a public duty. Dissent notes risk of rigid rules. list of granted and refused licenses across Warren County towns follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren County
Tidioute
Garland
Sugar Grove
Cuartes H. Norss
P. J
Warren Borough
John Baldensperger
J.l.cousins
J. H. Gray
Mrs. C. King
B.C. Knupp
Geo. H. Leonhart
Columbus
H. L. Gordon
Clarendon
A.F. Bronce
C. Campbell
F. H. Cauley
W D Ridel
Serger
RE. D. Scott
Brokenstraw
Reformers Press for Liquor Laws in Chicago and Beyond
A Pittsburg editorial contrasts liquor license aims with enforcement gaps, urging stricter control to curb saloon proliferation in residence districts. It cites Chicago council action, Parkhurst's influence, and New York protests, while noting Sunday openings and open liquor debates at the Columbian Exposition. The piece closes with notices from Union Signal and mentions Mr. Parkhurst’s impact on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Council of Chicago
Chicago
Union
New York
Gotham
Dr. Parkhurst
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
National Commission of
S. B. Morrison
Supt. Press
Married in Sheridan as Early and Geer unite
At the Stout residence in Sheridan on a Tuesday in April 4 oclock wedding vows joined John C. Early and Alice Geer of the city in a Methodist Episcopal ceremony led by Rev. J H Gillispie. A large reception followed with a dinner by Mrs. Stout and guests offered gifts. The couple will reside in the Calloway house as friends hope for a long, happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyoming
Newa
T. A. Stout
John C. Early
Alice Goer
J H Gillispie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Colorado
Calloway
Sheridan Cornet
Barry
Randall E. Geer
Board of Trade Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
At Woodard and Lesser's hall a local Board of Trade meeting elected H A Jamieson chairman and Prof Mac Gowan secretary. By laws set dues at four dollars and five dollars initiation. Officers to begin May first include President E. Wetmore and four vice presidents with a long list of directors. A charter committee and a fund drive were appointed. Subscriptions to the Hood, Gale & Co. fund were listed from numerous local businesses and individuals. The gathering pledged active support to attract manufacturing to Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. King
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Meadville
King
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Minson
Just Fall
Young People’s Union of Pennsylvania
Young Peoples
Mr King
The
Remembrancer
National Baptist
God Speen
Meadville Star
Society
5. P. Bates
Meadville Baptist Church
W. A. Logan
Will C. King
Warren
Woodard & Lesser
James O. Parmlee
H. A. Jamieson
Prof. MacGowan
Geo. N. Frazine
Messrs
Geo. N.frazire
Ed. Wetmore
OC. M. Bhawkey
Henry Lesser
James Roy
Geo. N. Prazine
P. J. Trushell
M. J. Walkerman
A. ©. Morck
Hood, Gale & Co. Fund
Thomas Struthers
A. J. Hazeltine
Pickett Hardware Co
Mitchell & Shawkey
Jamieson & Borchers
D. Shear
M. Waters
RH. & DL. Lewis
Chester O. Wright
Stoneham Tannery Go
J. H. Eddy
AM. B. Dunham
Wo. L. Bartholomew
JE. T. Hazeltine
Our Well Supply Co
B. G. Gregory
R. & H. EB. Brown
A. C. McAlpin
Jno. F. Kertcher
Allen & Higgins
D. L. Gerauld
W. A. Mitchell
FB. A. Steber & Co
Kahlo Bros
LB. F. Noyes
Mirror Publishing Co
Jno. M. Siegfried
C. Cc. Thompson
G. B. Williams
Mrs. M. Schwing
J. E. Blair
Geo. F. Yates
Geo 8. Davis
D. D. Reed
BE. EB. Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conewango
Philip Leonhart
Corydon
James A. Dalrymple
James A. Griffin
Eldred
J. M. Gerrow
Glade Towship
Jacob Baldensperger
Einzua
Daniel Carmichael
E. R. Cooper
EH. Groat
Pine Grove
Eben Dean
Pittsfield
Acocks
E. S. Cousins
Benj. Ellis
Charles Ricker
Sheffield
Joseph Clinton
Lorenzo Leroy
South West Township
W. E. Lee
Martin Cribbins
Wm. T. Foley
James E. Madden
E. W Highhouse
Carl Schwartz
Jacob Schock
R. G. Walkerman
P. Conners
Jos
F. Corbin
James Morris
W. J. Malen
Bear Lake
James N. Hawkins
Francis L. Hawkins
Glade
Louisa Kropp
Kinzua
George Leonard
John Brogan
Wm. Hathaway
J. P. Gustafson
Chas
Nelson
William R. Hoyt
Farneworth Valley Railroad
Garfield
Marionville
Rockwells
Dixson
Night Bell St
Dixson’s
Glade Avenue
Sintul
Parkhursts
Ion
A. G
Siegfried & Co
Truti
Mary
B. B. Fox
SrzGrrizp & Co
Board OF Trade
D. Wetmore
Myron Waters
H. P. Hunter
C. P. Northrop
C. M. Shawkey
D. W. Beaty
H. W. Pickett
J.P. Jefferson
D. A. Jamieson
A. ©. McAlpin
A. Hertzel
W. H. Copeland
Jno
M. Siegfried
A. OC. Morck
F.A Steber
Youngsville
C. A. Cornen
Corwen
Adelphia Kitchen
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
W. D. Todd
M. Mead
D. Smakey
Frank Hall
OQ. E. Parsons
Samuel Peterson
Samuels Bros
W. W. Freeman
W.S Pierce
Dan Offeriee
J. L. Cousins
W.S. Page
Marth & Strickland
Maybank & Sailor
Shirley Bros
Jacob Schnor
W. A. Messenger
Savage
John H. Gray
Nemoyer
A. Luna
W. L. MacGowan
J. K. Weaver
Boston Shoe Store
A Mistrer & Co
Spinner
F. T. Parker
J. A. Partridge
EB. D. Preston
Keller Mrs. M
Rublmai
N. EK
Wendelboe
Rogers & Hazeltine
E. N. Smith J. J. Leonhart
F.N
W. M. Kulow
J. F. Hagerty
T. J. Hagerty
Harry Isaacs
G. A. Hjelte
G. C. Anderson
W. G. Gutzler
J. A. Swanson
E. G. Reig
W. F. Foley
Amann Brothers
J.E. Madden
Geo, Reig
Albert Kirberger Jr
H, J. Muse
B. Wetmore
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