News from Everywhere gathers in Chicago for Odd Fellows
The Cantonment of the Patriarch ALili tant I. O. O. F. will convene in Chicago on August 8 with over 5,000 Odd Fellows expected and special rail rates arranged. Reports show Michigan city populations rising over ten years including Detroit from 116,340 to about 207,600 and Grand Rapids from 82,036 to around 61,000 as Saginaw and East Saginaw merge to about 54,000.
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Patriarch Alilitant I. O. O. F
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
East Saginaw
Bay City
Muskegon
Jackson
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Johnstown Relief Fund Report Details Receipts and Expenditures
Secretary J B Kremer of the Johnstown flood relief commission releases a detailed report listing receipts from multiple relief committees and individuals totaling 2 912 346 80 and expenditures in the Conemaugh Valley and elsewhere amounting to 2 845 140 83 with 67 205 47 cash on hand. A fair adjustment of awards is noted as the aim amid difficulties.
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Johnstown
Conemaugh Valley
Kremer
Administrators Notice of Estate in Farmington Pa
Letters of administration on the estate of John Gandberg late of Farmington Warren county Pa deceased have been granted to the undersigned. Creditors and others indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims must present them properly authenticated for settlement. Cuas A PHTARSON Admr Warren Pa June 11 1890
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John Gandberg
Farmington
Warren County
Cuas
A. Phtarson
Admr
Waeren
Revolt in Buenos Ayres Tests Argentine Republic
The Philadelphia Times argues the Buenos Aires revolt signals that the 30 year old republic remains vulnerable to revolution amid financial and industrial distress. It criticizes President Delmara and warns that upheaval harms prestige and may destabilize the nation ahead of the January national convention and 1892 term limits.
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Buenos Ayres
Celmara
Uruguay
Montevideo
Delmara
Phil
Surprising Wardrobe Mishap From Nort East Farmer
A well known farmer near Nort East bought a suit in Erie then rode home in his old clothes. He stopped to surprise his wife, undressed in the road and tossed his new suit into Sixteen-Mile Creek, losing both outfits. He wandered home in rags, shocking his spouse. The piece also rails at racial tensions and local violence, condemning drunkenness and threats and reporting a recent assault by Bascom Allen on a local businessman amid calls for lawful action.
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Nort East
Erie
North East Advertiser
Destructive cyclone hits South Lawrence suburb
LawRENGE July 20 The first major cyclone in New England’s memory struck South Lawrence in minutes. Nine were killed, 15 to 20 seriously injured, at least 30 more lightly hurt. A 200 foot wide by mile long stretch was devastated with 75 to 100 buildings destroyed or damaged. A square of over 500 trees fell. Property losses reach about 100000, all uninsured against wind damage.
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Lawrenge
New England
South Lawrence
Counterfeit claim casts doubt on rival ivory claim
A fragment notes that items branded as a substitute are advertised as “just as good as the Ivory” but are deemed inferior. The remark frames the broader issue of counterfeit goods and consumer deception, underscoring the challenge of distinguishing authentic products from replicas.
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Rochester
M. Y
Eastburn
London
Josiah T. Howes
Witchfield
New Madrid
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Richmond Dispatch
Vinton
Roanoke County
Minnesota
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Boston Advertiser
New York Star
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Kansas
Philadelphia
America
Buffalo Courier
Baltimore
International Fraternal Alliance
Smith—Brown
Presbyterian Church
Cape May Point
Harrison Cottage
Harvard University
Stanley
Venus
Bohemia
Bob
Bissell Clinton
Harper's Magazine
Tennessee
Burksville, Cumberland Co., Herald
Burkaville
Bascom Allen
Failig
C. B. Hamlin
Stair Building
P. C
Warren
Island
Warren, PA
Taleo
G. Koebley
J. F. Reterer
Carver House
Atest
Gray
Gray Medicine Con
Buffalo
N.Y
Siegfried & Co
Corner Second
Liberty Streets
A. J. Hazeltine
T. O. W. Beaty
T. G. B. Ensworth
O. W. Beaty
M. B. Dunham
L. Bwood
Chas
H. Noye
James Clark
L. R. Freeman
Charles W. Stone
F. H. Rockwell
A.J. Hazeltine
National Bank
L. D. Wetmore, Pres
M. Beecher, Cash
Warren Country
England
Ireland
Scotand
Europe
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
D. L. Gerould
Cashie
H. A. Jamieson
V. Davis
P.johnson
A. Hertzel
W.D. Brown
G.N. Parmlee
A. T. Scofield
United States
Isenuz
Wyman & Davis
Dunit
Alegheny Valley
Tsburgh
Salvo
Tex Ia
Bette
Water Street
Warres
Lle
Tartar
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Leona
Cassadaga
Sinclairville
Ross’ Mill
Falconer
Junction
Ugsville -Pittsfield
UW. i
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Denkirk
Jamestown
Bradford
D. Thayer
C. A. Clote
U. T. Bishop
Tionesta Valley
Barnes
Aamitl
Donaldson
Sheffield
Garfield
Keaye Sheffield
Fransworth Siding
Tionains
Mar
Erfeld
Fra
Philadelphia & Erie R
Erie Mail
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheffield Express
Ridgway Express
Ridgway
Oil Express
Daly
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Washington
Pullman
Williamsport
Erie Express
Warrel
South Erie Mail
New Yorks
Willamsport
Kane
Warren Express
Shefield
Oli Express
Warren Accom
Chas. E. Pugh
J. BR. Wood
Pass
Arren
Farnsworth
MIP
Clarendon
Carmen
Nderwood’s
Amccalont
Garfield Group Oenel Tu
Oil City
Titusville
Garland
Tooming
Vanderarift
Dunham's Mill
Cissendon
A. D. Woot
Geo, S. Davis
A. Kinnear
Second and
Morck Brothers
U. S
Morck
August Morck, Jr
A. Culbertson & Son
Ivegheny Springs
Irvine
KE. R. Bumpus
Railroad St
North
Clarendon, Pa
Keystone Hotel
E. of L
Western New York &Penn’a, RR
Somme
Larry
Allegheny
Pitcher's Castoria
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