A Nation's Disgrace Brief Notes On Temperance in Warren County
An unsigned column from North Clarendon lauds Minta Cross for leading a voluntary contribution to a temperance page. It reports the W C T U reading room opening in North Clarendon and welcomes visitors while praising recent Y and L T S entertainments. The piece condemns liquor's Africa trade, cites missionary concerns, and urges support against alcohol interests, urging readers to sign petitions and rally for Brussels Treaty enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.’s of North Clarendon
Minta Cross
North Clarendon
Y.’s
Minta Tross
Grand Valley
Belsian
Africa
E. D. Nichols
Wilkesbarre
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Louis Schade
American Congress
Republic
Francis E. Willard
Senate of the
United States
Free Congo
State Department
Senate
Presbyterian Permanent Committee
General Assembly
Tragic Death Of Arthur R Blood In Warren Area
Arthur R Blood, about 34, died after his horse drank at Weavers Run between Rogers Mill and Sternham. His neck was broken in the fall from the horse. He had moved to Warren five years ago and was a prominent oil producer, refiner, and lamp black maker, respected in business circles. His sudden death shocked his wife, family, and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Blood
Bryant
Clarendon
Warren
Kane
Weavers Run
Rogers Mill
Sternham
Arthur
Ciun
Baker Saurlly
Falfard
Mr. Blood
Annual Christmas Number Promises Artful Illustra tions
Hansen's Weekly Christmas issue, to be published December 2, features 140 illustrations by Remington Frost Zogbaum and others. It highlights rapid transit essays, letters from General Sherman to his daughter, and fiction by Kipling Davis Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sherman
Cosmopolitan
Lewis M. Haupt
T. V. Powderly
Hansen’s Weekly
Dee. 2d
A. B. Frost
Frederic Remington
Rufus F. Zogbaum
Rudyard Kipling
Richard Harding Davis
John Kendrick Bangs
Mr. Davis
Gallagher
Gas Company Warns Against Meter Tampering
The Pennsylvania Gas Company warns of criminal prosecution for tampering with registering meters used to measure gas flow. It notes several tampering incidents and states it will stop supplying gas to affected premises after court investigation, effective December 1, 1891, as announced by secretary W. Filler in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gas Company
WH. Filler
Warren
Local Notes From Thompson Hill and Surroundings
Thompson Hill notes a busy week with visits and social events. The Epworth League formed for Christian work with officers listed. Thanksgiving customs, baptisms, marriages, and a golden wedding at Stanton are recorded along with local deaths and family travels.
Thanksgiving and social notices across families
John Cramer spent Thanksgiving with his family. Mrs. Marshall Ceujl plans Sugar Run visit last week. Surprises at Mr and Mrs Penields. Mrs. Goodwin travels to Youn ville for several weeks. Willard Cramer attends school in Glade. John Cramer Sr of Stoneham visits friends Saturday. Mrs. George Penfield and Miss Maggie Loucks went to Glade Run Wednesday. A B Winchester spent Sabbath with his family. M J Goodwin leaves for Sugar Run to work. John and Lottie Sweeting return from Lima. Germany notes dated December 2 warn aged readers of old items. Mrs. J A Bennett returns from Salamanca. Schools reopen after two week vacation. Mrs. J M Clendening visits sister Mrs Bennet in Salamanca. Martin opens new livery feed and exchange stable with two horses and two mules.
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E.G. Wileus
A. Putnam
Mahanall
Juander
Mary Pluss
Maud Whiting
Eugene Ashton
Kansas
L. H. Phillips
Renova
Loon
Kelly Hill
al Babcock
Yankee Bush
R. A. Brown
Lander
Ludlow
Carl H. Cramer
C. P. Thompson
Sylvester Clark
S. M. Braley
Braiey
Oregon Spor
C.F. Brales
Thompson & Ruland
E. Thompson
John Stanton
H. Knapp
Wm. Harmon
M. E. Church
D. A. Lavely
Busti
N. Y
Carrie Marsh
Jamestown
Marshtown
W.L. Cable
Warren
Germany
Thomas Nelson
Bennett
Batchelor
Hodge Run
Grangers
Af. G
W. O. Martin
Jacob Slack
Russell
J. M. Clendening
Chas. Martin
George Dewey
John Cramer
Marshall Ceujl
Sugar Run
M. J. Goodwin
John
Lottie Sweeting
Lima
J. A. Bennett
George Bennett
Salamanca
N.Y
Bennet
Martin
Drowned trio feared after buck shooting near Erie
William Roberts aged 17 and his two cousins the Graham boys aged 14 and 17 disappeared after renting a skiff from Lone Fisherman's Inn on Thanksgiving day. The boat was found on the sand beach with a Roberts bay coat hat and mitten inside. Further details awaited when the lake yields them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Daniel Roberts
Gardner
Tracy Farm
Lake Road
Graham Boys
Brown Avenue
First Street
Erie
Fisherman’s Inn
Roberts Bay
Annual Report of the Warren Relief Association
The ladies of the Relief Association express gratitude to the Warren and West Warren schools for vegetables apples canned fruit groceries two turkeys one chicken cash two dollars and clothing. Delegations' beaming faces testified to their joy in charity. Thanks go to various friends of the poor for Thanksgiving baskets including 15 chickens. Baskets from the Baptist church and others contributed funds and store orders totaling 129.00 with a gain of 41.63 over last year. Thirty families were helped and more vegetables and apples remain for calls. Thanks also to Warren newspapers for support. Mus J M Davies Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Relief Association
Warren
West Warren
Somme
Baptist Church
Schood
Union Serv Presbyterian Church
Pheikenviny Weele
Ccc
Relief Association
Mus
J. M. Davies
Pres
Bank Assets Sold By Order Of Comptroller
By order of the comptroller of currency the receiver Manley Crosby of the First National bank of Corry sold at public sale all uncollected assets, notes and bills receivable amounting to 110000 for 190.03. This closes the bank’s affairs and allows a 5 percent dividend, totaling 95 cents on the dollar for depositors. Crosby, former Oil Creek road attorney, earned praise for prompt efficient administration. A new receiver, Mr. Sproul of Union, is a Republican favored by Congressman Griswold. directors seek 1750000 in relock from Standard Gaslight Co. before Monday afternoon under threat of prosecution. Catarrh and rheumatism are blood diseases, Ager’s Sarsaparilla is suggested. New odors at Siegfried’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley Crosby
First National Bank of Corry
Small
Crosby
Oil Creek Road
Corry Bank
Second National
Sproul
Union
Griswold
Standard Gaslight Company
New York
W. C. Andrews
Ager
SONS OF AMERICA Patriotic order champions American sovereignty
A 19th century essay outlines the Junior Sons of America origin in Philadelphia in 1847, its revival after 1866, and its credo. It denounces foreign influence and immigration issues, advocates American ownership of homeland, states school and ballot reforms, supports industrial and domestic education, and warns against state church fusion. The piece closes by promoting Warren Book Bindery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Junior Sons of America
United States
United States of America
America
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Brussels
Warren County
A. Rh. Blugs
Pennsylvania
Ohio Field
Anglaiz
Com
Bradford
Allegan
Venago
ATIOL
Butler and
Armstrong
Southwest
Ledger
J. F
M. H. Babcock
Crawford County
John Lindsey
North Warren
George Summers
Irvine
J. F. Babcock
Hiram Putnam
James Wood
Alex. Logan
R. N. Brown
John Babcock
Peter Summers
Usc
NED
H. L. Phillips
A Swanson
Aliss Eva Ruland
John Murray
Aggie Clark
Lauder
Steve Braley
Oregon
A. G. Stanton
OC. F. Stanton
J. B. Ross
F. Stanton
W.inderkip
Gertie Wheeler
J. E. Wheeler
J. R. Wood
P. T. B. Houghnot
Jd. l
Emma Stanton
Saloma Brooks
Adda James
Eva Stanton
Lottie James
Laura Hayes
George Frank
A. ¥. Mott
M. A. Chamberlain
R. L. Stanton
EH. E. Thompson
James Hiderkin
P. Murray
Peter Peterson
H. B. Stanton
Edgar Stanton
John Stanton, Jr
W. W. Logan
Asa Stanton
A. Marsh
Kinzua
W. E. Goodrich
Pittsboro
Titusville
Ormsby Ruttage
Junction House
Gus Weagraft
Forest Elliot
J.M. Brown
Wynn
Blanchard
Latham
Baptists
Willeham
D. M. Merrill
C. G. Rollins
Sibley & McAllister
Quaker Hill
Warren Brasington
David Holt
Glade
Faith
the Annual Report
Siegfried’s
Sons OF America
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