London Notes on Politics and China Mission
London notes summarize Liberal support for active intervention in China and an Anglo American entente to open China. Dispatches describe U S cruiser Detroit aiding in protecting Americans in Pekin and Madagascar reports pessimistic about French Troops. General Tracy's family visit to Europe and Quasi political stance noted.
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London
Liberals
Lord Salisbury
China
Pekin
Family Council of the Nations
Shanghai
Newell
United States
Detroit
Kusheng
I C. Hixson
Foo
Masacres
Curssion
Paris Gaute
Marseilles
Madagascar
France
Benj. J. Tracy
American Navy
Scottish Highlands
General Tracy
Europe
Harrison
Seaford
Lyon
Bayard
Ar Nomey
Cable Hollow social notes and local visits
Aug 29 notes from Cable Hollow record visits by Miss Etta Clendenning and others from Kinzua Warren Steamburg and Clarance Van Orsdale in Warren Ada Ruhlman and her mother in Frewsburg Rev D Swarts attended by Ada Ruhlman and family paying on pastor's salary Henry Sears of Warren, Buffalo Bill show outing, and Uncle Zeb signed item uncategorized social roundup.
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Ciara Park
Clarance van Orsdale
Warren
Ada Ruhlman
Frewsburg
D. Swarts
Henry Sears
William Feeny
Emma Barth
John Clendenning
Addison Fox
Nelson Greenland’s
Buffalo Bill
Flora Weaver
Little Maud Sheffield
Cherry Creek
N. Y
Lena Fox
Mildred
Alice Fox
L. L. Hager
Zeb
Thompson Hill Social Notes From Aug
Ben Franklin of Lander visited Chautauque last week. E M Putnam and wife of Clymer called on friends in town. Miss Bertha M Wilson of Clarendon spent last week here. Miss Mabel Knapp visited Warren last week. H A Putnam and wife visited Germany and attended the grange picnic. Mead Wilder and Hertzel used a steam thrasher on hill. Elias Waterman and granddaughter of Sherman were guests of M B Sparks. Mrs. Dana Bean of Beantown visited her father L D Willson. H A Beadley and wife of Lander visited A Putnam. Townsmen went to Warren to see Buffalo Bill. Grangers met at hall Saturday evening. E M Hodges of Lander, a merchant, found business at Warren Saturday. Dr J J Knapp and family of Kinzu a are visiting town. SUNFLOWER.
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Ben. Franklin
Lander
Chautauque
E. M. Putnam
Clymer
N. Y
Bertha M. Wilson
Clarendon
Mabel Knapp
Warren
Hill
Elias Waterman
Sherman
M. B. Sparks
Dana Bean
Beantown
L. D. Willson
H. A. Beadley
Putnam
Buffalo Bill
E. M. Hodges
J. J. Knapp
Kinzua
Sunflower
Bear Lake Record Ripples: A bundle of moral maxims
A collection of pithy aphorisms on thrift ambition skepticism and social roles. It laments idle farmers and notes shifts in technology from friction matches to modern trade, urging practical use of saved dollars and prudent action over idle dreams.
Halls Catarrh Cure advertisement testimonial
An old time advertisement claims a reward for an uncured catarrh case with Halls Catarrh Cure. It presents F J Cheney Co of Toledo as the proprietor and lists Grim West Traly and Walbin g Kirwan Marvin as endorsing wholesale druggists. Claimed internal cure targets blood and mucous surfaces. price per bottle and testimonial offered.
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F. J Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F J. Cheney
West & Traly
Walbing
Kirwan & Marvin
Halls
State Normal School Epixporo Fall Term Opens in September
Epixporo Pa Fall term begins September 2 1895 as an effective training school for teachers with music post graduate work college prep and business education. The campus offers a large library museum gymnasium grounds and pleasant surroundings. Faculty is large and well qualified with moderate expenses for sixteen weeks including board tuition furnished room light and heat. Catalogue and information address Martin G Benedict 523 8 76 now Principal.
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Epixporo
Martin G. Benedict
Judge Rasselas Brown, Warren pioneer judge and lawyer
Judge Rasselas Brown died aged nearly eighty three after a long career in Warren Pennsylvania. He was the first teacher at Warren Academy in 1863 and studied law under Judge Wetmore and the firm Struthers Johnson Brown. He served as president judge of the Sixth Judicial District and later practiced with Brown Jamieson and Stone. He was director for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway and attorney for two railroads, a deputy in the legislature, and a State Constitutional Convention member. He worshiped at Presbyterian church and remained active in his office until shortly before his death. He leaves four children Ada Partridge H E George R and Epp E Brown three grandchildren and one sister Mrs S P Johnson. Funeral was held at his residence Monday.
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Rasselas Brown
Warren Academy
Lansing Wetmore
Struthers and Johnson
Supreme Court of the State
Struthers
Johnson and Brown
John Galbraith
Brown & Jamieson
C. W. Stone
H. E. Brown
Ms. Stone
Judge Brown
Nouthwestern
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
First National Bank
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Sixth Judicial District
Presbyterian Church
5. P. Johnson
Johnson
Edinboro Fair To Be Held In September 1895
The tenth annual Edinboro Fair will occur on Sept 17 18 19 20 1895 on the grounds of the association in Edinboro Pennsylvania. Premiums are liberal with features including trotting and running races baseball bicycle events a baby show balloon ascension daily band concert and other amusements. For premium lists entry blanks and speed program address J H Cowen Secretary Edinboro PA.
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Edinboro
Penn’a
J. H. Cowen
Y. Edinboro, Pa
Resolutions Urge Noyes for Superior Court Nomination
At a Warren county Democratic meeting, resolutions unanimously back Honorable Charles H. Noyes, President Judge of the 37th district, as a candidate for the Democratic State ticket for Judge of the Superior Court and urge delegates to secure his nomination.
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Democratic County Committee
Charles H. Noyes
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Noyes
Superion Court
Father saves child on crowded street car fall
Albert Golden clung to his two year old as a car bumped and hurled him from the platform near Cottage Grove avenue. As he and the child skidded along the pavement a dozen passengers attempted to rescue them. The child was unhurt but Golden suffered multiple rib fractures and serious internal injuries.
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Cresco
Albert Golden
Golden
Cottage Grove Avenue
Democratic State Convention to Meet in Williamsport
Notice from the Democratic Executive Committee of Pennsylvania states that representatives chosen by each district will meet in Williamsport on Wednesday September 11, 1895 at 10 a m to nominate candidates for state treasurer and superior court judges and to transact other business. Delegates are apportioned by votes cast in the last presidential election. each district must have at least one representative. R E Wheat Chairman Matr Savage Secretary.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
R. E. Wheat
Matr. Savage
Cure for Diseased Heart in Thirty Minutes
Dr Agnes claims a single dose relieves all forms of organic or sympathetic heart disease within half an hour. The remedy allegedly cures palpitation shortness of breath and left side pain, described as a peerless cure for heart ailments. Sold by F H Dixons.
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H. W. Richfisia
Warren
Dr. Agnes
F. H. Dixons
Warren Borough Council Accepts Franklin Centennial Invitation
At a special Warren council meeting resolutions unanimously adopted. The borough accepts Franklin Pa centennial celebration on September 4 and 5 and invites citizens to attend. Officials urge attendance and participation, with Franklin hosting centennial events in 64.
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Warren
Franklin
Centennial Celebration Association of
Trouble in Chicago A General Strike Threat Looms
In Chicago Caiz aco on August 24 a threatened citywide strike of clothing cutters looms after 100 Kohn Bros workers walked out. Disputes over hours pay and foremen provoked protests. The firm hired new workers and officers clashed with pickets as two strikers were arrested amid rising tensions.
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Caiz
Kohn Bros
Wton
New York Saloons Close as Dryest Sunday on Record
Telegraph items report a dry Sunday with police records marking it the driest in New York history. Also notes naval contests, Yale training for England, Favara Italy arrests, Rothschild banking incident, Sartoris engagement rumors, Colorado LA races records, Erie wheel record, and a Rochester garment workers strike signaling potential wider labor action.
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New York
Yale
Traver’s Island
Favara
Italy
Rothschild
Sim
Algernon Sartoris
General Grant
Nellie Grant Sartoris
New York City
Young Sartanis
No More Drilling in Ohio Ends Oil Boom in Findlay
Findlay Ohio, Aug 26. Leading oil producers announce suspension of drilling once current wells finish as last week price cuts erode profits. Large layoffs expected as operations halt amid drop in oil prices.
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Findlay
Ohio
Mob Hangs Four Murderers in Yreka Jail Lynch
A mob of 250 men broke into the county jail at 1 am and hanged four murderers in the courthouse park. The victims were Johnson Semeler Mull and Moreno.
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Yreka
Cal
Court House
Johnson
Semeler
Mull
Moreno
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Siegfried
P. M
Cable Hollow
Etta Clendenning
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Daniel Grant
Dora
A. D. Blood
Steamburg
Thompson Hill
Bear Lake
State Normal School
Edinboro Fair
I. S. Alden
D. A. Anrep
James W. Wherns
Burgess
Chicago
Colorado L. A. WY
A. B. Hughey
R. A. Dalzell
Collins
F. C. Lawton
G. A. Phillips
Erie
Decardy
Phillips
Ripley Crossing
State Line
Rochester
United Garment Workers’ Association
ORG
Mai
C. H.hunter & Son
Ackley
Ackley & Wheelock
Water Street
Saope
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
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