Jury Trials Open With Mixed Outcomes In Early Week
Court of quarter sessions convened with motions and returns taking most of Monday. Aster and Lacy were found not guilty of assault and battery but ordered to pay costs. Brown convicted of burglary. Wilcor acquitted. Several other indictments and pleas noted, including fornication and bastardy fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Aster
A.C. Lacy
John Larkin
Wilson
Brown
Trvineton
Corre
Wilcor
Wr. Skinner
Fran Cubanchus
Peter McEvoy
Mir
Towners
John Crowles
Samuel Wellman
Stevens
EL Graham
Glade Township
Conewango
Darius Fulkerson
Benton Gilmore
Struck Dead In Woods Near Kinzua
Titusville resident Daniel Arnewoine was instantly killed Saturday afternoon around 4 o clock by a falling tree at Hodge s Ran near Kinzua. He was about 60, married with a wife and three children. He worked for Imei & Shank at a nearby saw mill. The incident followed months of residence in Titusville and Enterprise earlier life details. The report notes no further particulars available at press time. Randolph Courant mentions a separate court decision involving D D Charles et al and others. a $24 judgment for the plaintiff after a long lumber dispute centered on Wetmore mills at Corydon. The case, tried by Justice George B Bradley, highlights the local legal proceedings and the skill of lawyer L Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Kinzua
Daniel Arnewoine
Hodge’s Ran
Imei & Shank
Arnewoine
Enterprise
Sp Street
XY. LE. Ames
Selkirk
Ile Jen
Meaurn
Cherica
D. D. Charles
Smith, Bancroft & Meak
Albany
Alex. Wentworth
R. Brown
Warren
Smith
Wentworth
Randolph Courant
Pittsfiela
Pripsyunip
Frank Wend
Grand Valley
George Weimer
Buffalo
Joseph Durt
F. M. Dalrymple
Frank Jorden
Clarendon
Minnie Sutlis
Torpedo
Emery Brown
Robert Wilson
Corry
Brookston
J. C. Dalrymple
Josiah Sweetland
Freshold
Roundstone
Willian Devore
Ty Deerue
Field Township
Charles Cavell
J.P. Joseph Rend
Viola
Deere
Warbel
Alend
Pittsfield
Derumber
Howe Punerai
Weineday
Methodist Ohare
Dlas Nis
Witisfield Township
J. AW. Bonner
Hartley
Immortality and harmony in life’s cosmic order
Fragmentary essay discusses immortality as a universal germ of divinity across life forms, from minerals to humans, arguing evolution and divine laws sustain perpetual growth. It blends philosophy with a guide-like household advice section on dishwashing technique and domestic economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkles Barker
N.Y
Hamen
Iman
Gol
Lention
Eadi
Auarriad
Koda
Growa
Eauelenes
Weekly Chronicle reports town news and incidents in Youngsville
A detailed weekly chronicle from Youngsville highlights a string of local items: oil activity at Scranton Oil Co No 6 well, accidents including a severe leg injury to J B Phillips, and several health worries. The snippet notes new business by J H Bute and others, a growing Scranton oil influx drawing visitors, church and school events, and discussions on licensing and temperance. It also mentions local trades, lumber movements, social notes, marriages, deaths, and market chatter around Christmas goods and holiday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Oil Co
J.B. Phillips
Phillips
Peter AleHinney
C. Smith
Weston Beatty
Srg
Capt. Alexander
Warren
J. G. McKee
Youngsville
Tie
Brokenstraw Valley Union
Gold Fellows Mall
Traverse
John A. Agrelius
Blake Crocker
FastHways
Younasville
D. Greene
Bartlett
Robert Siggins
Episcopal Church
M. E
Michael Currie
Jacobs
J. B. Phillips
Horace
Philips
Euhel Avird
Moll
Alent Tie
Mil
B.A. Kinneur
Franklin
Tison
Youngs
Relliable
Pla
Kinnear & McDowell's
Amos Whan
Viths
Gellirth
Wilbur
Miss McTriosth
Miss Truby
Dawnstown
Will Cee
AG. McIntyre & Co
Fen
Posbotice
Wellman Brosdailed
Cuba
Cosn
Garstan
Rtr
W.E. Parshall
Pleasantville
May L. Eldred
Spring Creek
Jamestown
Red House
Otto
N. Y
Jessia Frask
Bustis
D. D. Reed
Miss Johnson
Bradford
North Warren A Resume Of The Events Of A Week
North Warren column summarizes a week of personal matters and local business in brief spots. It notes individuals, places, and transactions appearing across the community, offering a compact survey of notable occurrences.
Fire destroys schoolhouse and town notes guide Warren plans
A schoolhouse burns shortly after closing on the evening of the 2d mat. The fire started near the roof likely from a defective chimney amid trustee neglect. North Warren seeks a new brick building to replace the old structure and expand facilities for residents and students. The Warren Ledger highlights local business, transport issues, and community concerns including a bridge over Conewango and asylum matters, with social notes on Dr Cowden and Dunn and a famed Blue Ranger deer exhibition at the Hathaway home in Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Cowden
Warren County
Jackson Road
Win,duwell & Son
Curtis Block
Dutoy
Warren
Trish
MeLaughlin
Conewango
Aspe
Janceson, Sandford & Co
Asylum
O. P. Dunn
Dunn
Venner
Wiggins
Warren Ledger
Chandler's Valley
Hays
Pennsylvania Gas Company
S. Pry
Olupmarse
Pennsylvania
Garland
McVoy
Witisfield Township
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Beverit
Ivems
the Household Department
Thor
F. R. Rettover
Front Street
Represent
Ledger
Scranton Oi Co
B.S. Dunning
Erie
J. HE. Butele
Litte Beck
JB. Smith
LL. Davis Ofincinnati
WJ. Davis
Davis
Sugar Grove
Alyusar Elen Rogers
Spartansburg
Ruth Smith
Ruth
Dr. Davies
Peter McKinney
Eit Garkind
Vicir
Moa Myers
Pickadilla Hill
Weet Spring Creek
Avael
John Swart
Vidioute
Dune
Permissiom
P. Northrup
A. W. Morek
Aber Matlers Ul
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