Debates in Congress on Sherman Law Repeal Likely
Debates in Congress over financial policy continue with talk of unconditional repeal of the Sherman Law. A small majority may support repeal while bankers favor expanding note issuance against bank deposits. Peffer proposes three hundred million in flat money. Senate action uncertain. Minnesota landmark fire scorches two million in property, rendering 1500 homeless.
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Congress
Guna
Vorhees
Senate
Charlisie
Treasury
House
Bukter
Peffer
Kansas
Sensational Burglary at Morck Home Stuns Neighbors
Fred Morck was away and Mrs Morck slept with the couple of children when a thief entered the house around eight thirty. A nurse heard a crying child and found only one in bed. a baby was later found injured near a dropped silverware haul. Mrs Morck's diamonds and watch worth 600 dollars were reported missing with no clue to the burglar.
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Fred Morck
Stoire
O Thors
Washington Weds Central American Princess in Washington
Washington society reels over a planned October wedding as President-elect Erete of Guateroola sets a grand plan to wed Miss Wright, daughter of a well known Washington and New York newspaper writer. Mrs Wright, famed as a New York World correspondent, will tour Paris to buy the trousseau with unlimited credit. Arlington Hotel banking on celebrants and guests, Paris funds arranged, as the city anticipates a spectacle rivaling royal events.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Erete
Guateroala
Miss Wright
New York
Marie Wright
South America
Ezera
Mrs. Wright
Biss Wright
Paris
Trousseau
Ezelo
Arlington Hotel
Ezem
Franklin and Qil City Electric Road Company Chartered
The Franklin and Qil City Electric Railroad Company includes James Roy as President H R McCilmont as Secretary Geo Davis as Treasurer J H Donley and A H McKelvy. They secured a charter and right of way for an electric street car line from 697 City to Franklin and Franklin city. It is touted as a leading opening for a street car line with Warren boys praised for their enterprise and prospects.
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Franklin and Qil City Electric Railroad Company
James Roy
H.R. McCilmont
Geo. &. Davis
J. H. Donley
A. H. McKelvy
City
Franklin
Franklin City
Warren
That Quaker Hill Hickory Pole
Letter from J A Bennerr at Quaker Hill in 1399 recounts building the first and only hickory pole at Lounsbury's Corners in 1884. He describes dragging the tree, raising it with neighbor help, and keeping it through Cleveland's first election before it aged and is now due for removal.
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Juaker Mill
Ep Lapars
Lounsbury’s Corners
Cleveland
Tb Hag
J. A. Bennerr
New D A V & P L R Time Card Effective Aug 20
Notice announces new time card for D A V and P L railroad lines with Sunday start. Train 4 northbound departs Titusville 2 20 p m then Warred 3 50 Falconer 4 42 Lily Dale 5 21 reaching Dunkirk 5 55 p m, connects with Lake Shore train 16 east at 6 07 p m. Also ad seeks faith health and money for DeWitt s Sarsaparilla and English Spavin Liniment for horses.
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Titusville
Warred
Falconer
Lily Dale
Dunkirk
Lake Shore
Kerenam
Prosperity and Resolve in Warren Amid Hard Times
A candid review of Warren’s business year notes steady industrial growth and growing trade before the money scare, with banks and factories in solid shape. It urges public action, street railway upgrades, and real estate support, led by a confident council. Also reports the Aug 6 1893 death of Mrs Mary A Andrews at Hydetown, detailing her illness, family ties, funeral, and the community’s condolences, citing faith and memorial sentiments.
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Warren
Lima
Tapia Transi
Mauniapalty
Warren County
Buen
Mary A Andrews
H. F. Andrews
Hydetown
Psa
Ridgeway
Garland
Monuday
Richmond
Andrews
Croquet revival outshines tennis in summer fashion
Our Man About Town notes a croquet resurgence as the favored outdoor pastime for displaying fashionable dress and pretty ankles. He contrasts it with tennis and laments etiquette disputes within the World’s Fair ladies board, urging calmer conduct and broader reform.
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Lo Wotler
Murabertwa
Q Ualis
Senate of the United States
Cameron
Senate
Wreck of a Character and Foster Bank Plunder
The Cincinnati Times-Star denounces ex Secretary Foster for looting 136821.92 from his bank, attacking impunity for bank presiding officials and defending harsher punishment. It condemns the plunder of depositors over a mere overdraft, urging sympathy for the moneyless savers.
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Foster
Cincinnati Times-Star
Charles Foster
Foster & Co
Breckinridge Sued in Breach of Promise Case
Madeline Pollard sues Kentucky Congressman W C P Breckinridge for breach of promise seeking 50000 dollars. The suit alleges he befriended and seduced a 17 year old student in 1884, resulting in failed marriage plans and several pregnancies. Breckinridge later married Louise Wing of Louisville. The defendant asks the public to suspend judgment, claiming malice and blackmail.
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Kentucky
Maue
Wasarleton
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Madeline Z. Pollard
Breckinridge
Silver Tongued
Congress
Bia
Miss Pollard
Lim
Mer. Creckinridge
Wing
St. Louis
Somety
Wesleyan Feroule Seminary
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Louise Wing
Louisville
General Sherman
Edinboro State Normal School Opens August 28 1893
State Normal School in Holinboro Pa opens fall term August 28 1893 offering comprehensive training and facilities at a low price. Principal Martin Bengpie r Ph D highlights first class teachers large library museum and thorough instruction with terms as low as 50 dollars.
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Holinboro
Edinboro
Matrix G. Benxzpter
Edinboro State Normal School
Martin G. Bengpier
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Liver Health
Ignorance of their merits is misfortune. These little pills regulate the liver cure headache dyspepsia bad breath constipation and biliousness. Morris Mullen and F H Dickson.
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DeWitt
Morris & Mullen
F. _ H. Dickson
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Minngapouis
Mion
Peterspura
Republican State Committee
General Mahone
Bree
James ©. Leighow
Woodland
Chicago
Grit
Pennsylvania Grit
Leighow
Wasurxoron
Commissioner of Pensions
Daily Bulletin
Post Office
Hoke Smith
Brilant
FL H. Dixson
East Warren
Ans
Man
Daily Affairs
Universal Peace Union
Union
Mary Frost Ormsby
Belva Lockwood
Universal
Alden
Mrs. Lockwood
Edison
Moody
Evangelist
Glade
Glade Avenue
Boro
State Normal School
Ritchfield, Drugeist
Lee
Hickory St
R. B. Lewis, Glade Meat Market
B. Crexons
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