Labor Strife Sparks Train Battle with Marshals in Montana
In Briarxes Montana on April 25 Hogan's 500 man group seized a train followed by 75 US marshals. A clash ensued with shots fired injuring a deputy and a marshal. President Cleveland authorized federal interception while the unrest spreads to coal, textile regions and mass walkouts near Washington and beyond.
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Montana
Pennsylvania
Briarxes
Mont
Hogan’s Army
United States
Columbus
Stillwater
Hogan
eDermott
Counsol
McDermott
Wedding Bells at Sugar Grove Echo
A pleasant social wedding occurred on Wednesday evening April 11 when Homer W. Dalrymple married Mary S. Miller at the bride’s father Frank Miller’s home near town. Rev R J White conducted the ceremony before a large gathering, guests left tokens of esteem, the bride a Sugar Grove Seminary graduate. The couple will reside on a prosperous Conewango Township farm about five miles from Warren.
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Homer W. Dalrymple
Mary S. Miller
Frank Miller
R. J. White
Sugar Grove Seminary
Conewango Township
Warren
Sugar Grove Echo
Schumann Lady Quartette to Return Visit Warren May 31
The Schumanns announce a return visit by the Schumann Lady Quartette to Warren on Thursday, May 31, at Library Hall. Those who heard them last winter will be glad to be entertained again and those who did not should attend. Miss Shoemaker, the Delsarte artist, will also be present with a new varied program of songs. All lovers of fine music should not miss the concert.
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Schumann
Warren
Library Hall
Shoemaker
Delsarte
Republicans of Indiana Convene in Indianapolis
The Indiana Republican state convention met in Indianapolis with ex president Harrison addressing the gathering. Nominations were made for state offices: A. D. Owens for secretary of State, A. C. Daily for auditor, F. C. C. Scholz for treasurer, and W. A. Kitchen for attorney general.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Harrison
A. D. Owens
A. C. Daily
F. C. C. Scholz
W.A. Kitchen
Greece
Allen
Washington
Chapin Martins
Jamestown
Economy Society
Union Company
New York
Supreme Court
Tillman
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Crawford County
Andrews
State Senate
Great Northern
Hull
Warren County teachers' exam schedule and rules
The list names exam dates and towns from May 19 to June 23 with an extra session July 7 for out of county applicants. All exams start at 9 o'clock. applicants must be 17 or older and bring a stamped envelope and foolscap. Professional certificates issued before June 1 1893 must enter the class before June 4 1894. special exams require necessity.
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Warren County
Russell
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Enterprise
Grand Valley
Lander
Sugar Grove
Lottsville
Columbus
Union School
Warren
Elk
Sheffield
H. MM, Porwax, Co
A Parson's Farwell
A country minister in a town ends his tenure with a biting farewell noting lack of dying members and unpaid salary, then says he departs for a penitentiary chaplaincy as a warning of spiritual neglect before adding an unrelated drug advertisement paragraph.
Cleveland Letter urges Democratic clubs to stay true to principles
President Cleveland forwards a letter to Chauncey F. Black dated April 18, 1894, praising the National Association of Democratic Clubs for educating the public on Democratic doctrine. He urges focus on principles over spoils, loyalty to party, and protection of pledged reforms, enclosing a contribution and wishing continued success.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chauncey F. Black
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Executive Mansion
Democratic
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Bear Hunt Ends Brutally in Cherry Grove
J Farnsworth and T Criswell, residents of Cherry Grove township, trapped three large bears and a cub. The cub and two big bears were killed. the third bear broke loose, attacked Farnsworth, breaking three ribs. Criswell stabbed and killed the attacking bear after injuring his left arm. Neighbors carried both men and the 600 pound bear home.
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Cherry Grove
Warren County
Oil City
J. Farnsworth
Thomas Criswell
Cherry Grove Township
Farnsworth
Prominent Patrons and Oddities In Warren Letters
Our Man About Town surveys the rise and fade of patroness invites in entertainment, notes a jailer's quirk over commutation and a widow with seven children, reports on the Fifth Street bridge dummy value, health board critiques, and details from the Glade Teachers’ Institute including speeches, papers, and performances.
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Fifth Street
Creek Street
Warren
Resolutions of Condolence Adopted by Local Union
At a Brokenstraw Valley Union No. 37 meeting in Youngsville Pa on April 9 1994 resolutions mourn the loss of E N Gray a devoted wife and mother and sister The group directs mourning draping of the charter for 30 days to the family and publication in the Oil City Derrick and Warren Mail and Ledger The resolutions remind members to be ready for the Son of Man and express sympathy to the bereaved family
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Brokenstraw Valley Union No
Youngsville
Grand Lodge
E. N. Gray
Oil City
Warren Mail and Ledger
E. C. Laspstam
D. K. Mzan
M. L. Parmer
Decoration Day Observances Planned by Eben N Ford Post
Eben N. Ford Post A B plans Decoration Day on Wednesday May 20 with a sermon by Chaplain McCabe the noted soldier orator on Sunday May 27 and Memorial Day oration by Pastor Kummer of Warren E church a veteran soldier T F Anthony ex postmaster Promise City Iowa says he bought Mystic Cure for rheumatism and two doses did him more good than all prior medicines sold by L G Noyes Co Warren Pa 19 Lly
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Eben N. Ford
A. B
McCabe
Kummer
Warren
E. Church
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
L. G. Noyes & Co
W T U News and Local Temperance Activities
The Grand Valley W T U and Goodwill Hill L T L report growing youth membership from 6 to 19 years with a junior and senior division under Mrs C Merritt. Evangelistic meetings at the M E church featured music recitations and a temperance program led by Mrs Amrett Flatt, Rev Genader, and others, including a poem Buried Hopes and a duet by Mrs Bell Doughty and Miss Gertrude Williams. Additional reports note a Russell WCTU organized April 4 with officers elected, Crusade Day observances, Neal Dow's birthday activities, and a parlor gathering raising funds for the state temperance fund.
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M. E
Amrett Flatt
Genader
Margaret Morrison
Bell Doughty
Gertrude Williams
Crooks
Afs
A. B. Mangu, Mor
W. OC. TC
Union
Akron
Ohio
Neal Dow
L. EF. L
Merritt
J. Wanpron Minist
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Child and Relieves Mother
Mrs Lizzie M Botts of South Williamsport Pa reports her daughter cured of scrofula over a year ago and thriving. She also states Hood's Sarsaparilla eased her side and lung pain and that the medicine removed all effects of the pills she had used.
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Lizzie M. Botts
South Williamsport
Hood
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Germany
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Mead
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Eliza Moll
Jennie Dunn
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