Court Calendar Shows Dozens of Dockets for Next Week
The court clerk lists nearly 35 cases to be heard next week with continuations from the last term. Contested charges include assault and battery, fornication and bastardy, keeping a bawdy house, and alleged rioting on railroad trains. The docket also names cases of larceny and false pretenses, wife desertion, obstruction of a mail train, and riot on trains, with defendants including Chas Van Blad Emil Ecklund Victor Emanuel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Chas. van Blad
Emil Ecklund
Victor Emanuel
A.J. Delander
Susan Jacobs
Chas. Logan
Olson Omen
A. Carlson
D. W. C. Brazington
Fred Lawrence
Smith. Com
Chris Leyman
Jennie O'Leary
Jane Baker
Mary Schreiner
F. D. Austin
Charles Reyburg
Nell Peterson
Andrew Nelson
John Smith
Robert Ullman
James Morris
William Austin
James Davis
Robert Addleman
John Grimes
J. R. V. Mullin
Com
A. Fox
G. Turner
William Altham
David Southwick
William Black
J. B. Brady
John Ryan
L. J. Hall
J. B. Golden
R. B. Dalrymple
James Russell
J. Westfall
Joseph Almendinger
Earnest Farnsworth
Cora Farnsworth
Anarchist Johann Most Convicted In Incendiary Speech Case
New York verdict finds Johann Most guilty of inciting incendiary speeches after he defended his extended speech under cross examination. Jury out four hours. a new trial motion expected. Also reports Beach defeats Hanlan in the Nepean River world sculling championship by two lengths in 19 minutes 30 seconds. Includes an overcoat sale notice at Warren’s Keystone Clothing.
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New York
Johann Most
Nooner
Manian
Beach
Hanlan
Nepean River
Australia
Saw Arensdorf Shoot in Sioux City Trial
The trial of Brewer Arensdorf for Rev Haddock's murder heard two new witnesses, Benjamin Josephson and his wife Louisa, Jewish immigrants from Russia. They described the night’s events, the crowd, and the shooting near the Columbia house and brewery as they drove home after milk deliveries.
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Arensdorf
Sioux City
Brewer Arensdorf
Haddock
Benjamin Josephson
Louisa
Russia
Josephson
Jehn Arensdorf
Henry Peters
Bismarck
Bowsarck
Iowa Street
Bismarsk
John Brennan
John Arensdorf
Peters ‘Teader
Sherman
Columbia House
Peters
Tariff Revision A. K. McClure Telegraphs Views
Col. A K McClure of the Philadelphia Times telegraphs from Washington with statements on tariff revision. He asserts the Oak View conference was general, denies a tariff agreement, predicts Carlisle will be speaker, and favors a protected tariff with labor safeguards. Tax cuts of 60 to 80 million, tobacco tax repeal, whiskey tax possible reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. McClure
The
Philadelphia Times
Washington
Oak View
Carlisle
Scott
Bis
Drummer Attacked and Robbed Near Franklin
Charles B. Rearden a drummer for a Cleveland firm was waylaid three miles north of Franklin Pa last night. He was shot beaten and robbed of 400 by two highwaymen. He will likely recover and the robbers escaped.
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Franklin
Charles B. Rearden
Cleveland
Overcoats Go On Sale At Keystone Clothing Co
A melancholy merchant laments life while his clerk counsels action. The item highlights a great overcoat sale at Keystone clothing company with prices from two to eight dollars. Beecher & Bopeland’s old stand lists Williams the caterer offering private dinners, weddings, socials, and events.
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Warren
Keystone Clothing Company
Beecher & Copeland
Beecher & Bopeland
Williams
Neighborhood News From Barnes and North Clarendon
A patch of community notes from Barnes and North Clarendon recounts visits from Erie and Warren residents, a new jewelry store opening in Thienfeld’s, a Dry Goods man starting a Marionville branch, and a grand firehouse banquet. Obituary for Erwin Sanderlin details a life in banking and real estate, with funeral attended by many and a sermon by Rev Dr Ryan.
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Barnes
E. Barnee
Ohio
Orris Hall
Warren
Irwin
Watson's Siding
Johnny
Curtis Gilson’s
Miller
Dawson
Hattie Irwin
Rice
Martina
B. Mainwaring
Frank Spicer
A. Bingham
D. L. Bigler
Clara Bigler
Dayton Bigler
Byroms
A. J. Clark
Norra Clarenpon
Will Beaty
Erie
Jeffery
Chambers
Russell
Miss Chambers
B. Weber
Kane
M. Jackson & Bro
Albert Jeffery
Meadville
Railroad Street
Thienfeld
J. W. Dunkle
Atto Warren
Bucklin
Rozell Pool
Beam
Pat O’brien
Clarendon
Main Street
Brown Hose Company
Andy Simpson
Mons
le Shugertz
Hans Kratzerbum
Thomas O'Flynn
Signor Duffields
H. L. Hershfield
Marionville
McKean
Torney
Cornen Book and Ladder Company
Simpson
B. E. Wangaman
Poultney
Rutland & Washington Railroad Company
Warren County
van Aussen
Corydon
Erwin
Erwin Sanderlin
The
Ledger
D. F. Charles
Ryan
Sanderlin
New Cemetery
Elysian
Next House Gossips on Officers and Chairmanships
Washington Nov 27 The democratic caucus will nominate a speaker and key officers with Carlisle likely favored for speaker while Leedom Dalton Clark Reed and others are listed for various posts. Contested elections in several states proceed on prima facie certificates and retirement opens several major committee chair slots to Mills Culbertson Wheeler Blanchard Peel Wilkins Bynum Clardy Springer Crisp in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Lin
Wassington
D. C
House of Representatives
Carlisle
John P. Leedom
Ohio
Lycurgus Dalton
Indiana
John B. Clark
Missouri
Thomas D. Reed
Maine
Duffy
Davidson
Alabama
Lowry
White
Worthington
Post
Illinois
Frank
Grover
Sullivan
Felton
California
Lynch
Vandever
Smalls
Elliott
South Carolina
Thoehe
Kentucky
Ways and Means
Mills
Texas
Culbertson
Wheeler
Blanchard
Louisiana
Peel
Arkansas
Wilkins
Bynum
Clardy
Springer
Crisp
Georgia
Farmers Library Fund Gains Subscriptions at County Meeting
At the Farmers' club gathering in the court house last Saturday the library committee reported 198.76 in subscriptions for a library fund. The soliciting committee will collect funds and purchase books, with selections to be made by members submitting book name and publisher. The group will meet December 10 at Ball & Thompson's office to choose titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Court House
Library Committee
Messrs. Lott
Evana
Thompson
Cowan
Smith
Ball & Thompson
G. ©. Thompson
Orr
C. W. Stone
Farmers Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Warren
Edge
State Board
Platform Demands for Labor Reform Across Sectors
The article surveys proposals to compel weekly wages in lawful money with full wage liens, criticizing monthly mine wages and company stores. It advocates ending contract labor on public works, arbitration between employers and workers, banning child labor under 15, and prohibiting convict labor hiring, highlighting abuses in prison labor and contractor schemes.
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Toilera
Europe
Auction Sale Notice in Warren County Pa 1887
Public sale announced by James Row in Glade township on December 7 1887 listing horses cows Wagons tools and farming gear with cash terms under $10 and one year on approved paper at six percent interest. Sale to be strictly auction with highest bidder taking goods. Warren Pa date line 16-21.
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Glade Township
Warren County
Durham
James Row
Warren
Grand Erie Excursion to California Led by J O Preacott
Erie passenger department plans a six month excursion starting December 13 from Patterson New Jersey to California with stops along major divisions including N Y P O rail to Manfield Ohio. Fare from Corry 99.35 and Jamestown 98 0 provides first class round trip to San Francisco or Los Angeles with Pullman palace car and six trips to Denver and Salt Lake City at no extra charge.
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Erie
Golden State
J. O. Preacott
Fatterson
N. J
Manafield
Ohio
Corry
Jamestown
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vickers
Denver
Salt Lake City
Fred Garfield
N. Y
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North Clarendon
Sumnestems
Erwin Safford Sanderlin
Sennet
Cayuga Co
N.Y
Middletown
Merrit
Horace Clark
Edwin
Clarks
Bank of
the Farmers’ Library
Knights of Labor
Congress and the People
M.H. B
Sheffield Junction
Forest County
Tionesta Valley
J. K. Davis
Center Avenue
East End
Pittsburg
M. R. English
Batt
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