Crowds flock to Gui teau trial as second week opens in court
The Ledger reports record crowds at the Gui teau trial filling the Criminal Court, with women, men, and children pressing into seating and aisles. Observers note debates over the defendant's sanity, while clergy and dignitaries attend. Separate items discuss looming congressional preparations and Post Office Department critiques, plus Greenback vote breakdowns across Pennsylvania counties.
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the Ledger
Guiteau
Blaine
House of Representatives
Congress
Arthur
James
Post Office
Hannibal Mamlin
Spain
Steve” Yurlburt
Kilpatrick
South America
State Department
Chile
Peru
United States
Surlburn
Ilinois
Steve
Winsnscrox
D. C
Greenback Party
Pennsylvania
Us&t
Warren
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Clarion
Foret
Countie Cabackiam
Is the Earth Cooling Our Heart's Content Reply
Our Heart's Content correspondent critiques the “Scientific Siftings” claim that the earth is cooling. He argues geologists hold that the earth cooled from molten to a stable climate through geological epochs and asks where heat goes when cooling occurs. The exchange notes uncertainty about planetary heat and suggests resolving such questions with deeper understanding.
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Ackley Atoms and Busy Village Life in 1884
Ackley Station lies on Conewango flats with D A V P railroad through the west part of the village. It hosts several stores a depot a blacksmith a doctor and a lawyer and serves as a busy trading center between Warren and Jamestown. The piece notes industrious residents good times and an open winter, with local commentary on stamps and upcoming meetings.
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Ackley Station
Conewango
Warren
Jamestown
Russellsburg
Titusville
Thurkirk
Vennor
Tron Buresy
Clarendon Curtaillings and Local Oil Boom Notes
The Clare ndon column reports a bustling oil season with Union Oil near finishing a 30000 barrel iron tank on lot 73 and multiple wells like Katz and Brown Brothers expanding gas and water systems. Local residents, travel, and business are skittishly active as roads, rail, and new structures progress amid civic and health notes.
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Ledger
Union Oil Compiuny
Flynn
Lome
Pittsburgh
J. R. Clark
George
Drienus
James Crowley
Erie
John Kelley
E. J. Rose
Robert Thompson
P. & E. Reitround
Kelly & Richards
Elis Katz
God
Egan Brothers
Davis Tract
John R. Brown
Dutchman's Run
PL & F. RR. Ro
Union Oil Company
Dutchman
F. J. Rockwell
Old Clarendon
Brown Brothers
Railroad Street
Warren County Hardware Company
Beeecker & Copeland
Borchers
Knupp
John Davis
Max Koch
Warren
Julian W. Rawson
Richburg
Norry
Norris Clarendon
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William Swanson
Conveens Law
Johnson’s
Exchange
P. V. Murray
Ofice Over Merck & Co
Warren, Pa
Brown & Stone
Attorneys At Law
Second Street
First National Bank
BR. Brown
Wetmore & Noyes
Sevend Street
Johnson’s Exchange
Lansing D. Wetmore
G. H. Doys
F. P. Olney
Ivington
Dinsmooer
JAG. Cable
Gus Mull
Cee
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
R. Verdy B. Stewart
M. D
A. T. Davis
Warren Hotel
Ball & Thompson
Ouico
Beatty Block
Waren
Ball
Mutary
C. C. Thompsos
Dik
Guthrie & Byles
Spring Street
Forest Counties
Eld Preston
Third
Liberty Streets
Bell's
High Street
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnte
Rae
WM. A. Greaves8
Episcopal Church
Court House
U. B. Evans
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Warren County
L. F. Watson
Nesmith
A.J. Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
M. B. Duxnam
Jas. Clark, JR
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A. G. Woon
B. NoeMill
A. KinvErcer
War D. Brows
Azeltibe
J. H. Mircuetyt & Co
Bairstow
Fisher
Sevants Acres
Glade Township
Indian Hollow Road
Sam
the Times
Cox
Fhe AS
Sassin Guiteac
Ackley Atoms
Coxgnass
Clarendon
Ummary
Cameron
Mail
Sren
Garfield
New York
Treasury
Sanc
Tur
Dunkirk Journal
Dunkirk
Wornellsville
Erie Railway Company
William Lennox
Newark National Bank
Baldwin
Carel Vrssts
Philadelphia
Grant
Hayes
Acoh Trough
Independence County
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Henry Ladd
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