Kinzua Prospects for New School and Town Growth
In Kinzua City a prospect to unite rail gauges and become a transfer point for oil and lumber boosts plans for a first class graded school building. Merchants and builders, including Sterling Green and Sheldon & Tard, announce new stores, a wood works, a sawmill, and several finished dwellings as the town pushes toward rapid growth. The school board backs a two story fifty by fifty foot building with thoughts of a public hall, while some oppose. The town urges unity to advance the oil region centered on Binare City.
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Ular
Week of Woods
Kinzua City
Kinzua
Bradford
Sterling Green
William Fogels
Fogels
John M. Green
Green
Prince
Binare City
Ouelinque
Dr William's Indian Ointment for Piles Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr William's Indian Ointment as a cure for chronic piles and related itching. It claims instant, painless relief after application, and warns that lotions and instruments cause more harm. Endorsed by J M Coffinberrs Cleveland and available for $1.00 from Henry & Co proprietors, Cleveland Ohio.
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Jasb
William
J. M. Coffinberrs Cleveland
Dr. William
L. G. Noyes
Henry & Co. Proprietors
Cleveland
Jury Prize Would Dishonor Guiteau Verdict
The suggestion of raising a fund for the Guiteau jury would be public dishonor and a demeaning bribe after the verdict. Leaders warn it could pressure future juries to fit public expectation for rewards and undermine judicial impartiality.
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Guiteau
The Noted Monster Assassin
A provocative portrait urges readers to reject evil and cultivate virtue, referencing Guiteau as a cautionary example. The piece urges moral reform and condemns vanity and cruelty, noting the subject’s infamous infamy and urging better character.
Prohibition Debate on Liquor Prohibition and Amendment
Analysis argues for constitutional prohibition over a mere law, citing Maine success, liquor ring influence in cities, and tax savings. It asserts prohibitory reform requires broad support, notes legal views on exceptions, and contends an amendment better binds the people to reform than a legislator enacted law.
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Maine
New Jersey
United Sites
Liquor Dealer's Union
Friends of Religion
Whiskey Ring
National Capital Reflections on Guiteau Case Verdict
From our Regular Correspondent in Washington January 30 1882 the verdict against Guiteau is delivered after a brief deliberation and a government of law and order is noted amid a capital in transition. The piece surveys the trial the impending hanging likely in May or July and the scramble for offices and influence at the White House amidst Maryland and Cincinnati delegations.
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Woasnixeros
D.C
Guiteau
Thasian
Millon Sil
Cox
Maryland
Incinnati
Henati
Cinein Varyland
White House
Ile
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washin Hotels
Peras
Cincinnati Post Ofice
Tom Young
Murat Halstead
Tor
Jayas
Mr. Tildens
Washington
Capitol
Potomac
House of Representative
Congress
Fragmentary record on political rhetoric and dilution proposal
A damaged passage discusses Washington water dilution and fears Congress would ruin the republic if controlled by Thucydidean rhetoric. It references burning eloquence and likens it to a wretched handbill, warning of a senate full of theorists.
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Washington
Congress
Republic
House
Senate
Oberlin town votes to bar whiskey amid drugstore dispute
Ramblings for the Ledger notes Oberlin residents united to outlaw alcohol sales. A druggist is to be prosecuted while funds flow to a committee to carry the fight, with $2000 pledged. The piece also mentions Garfield monument discussions and hints at lake ice conditions and weather observations.
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Oberlin
Srrang
Garfield
Cleveland Public Square
Manitobia
Warren Insane Hospital Annual Trustees Report
The Warren Insane Hospital trustees publish their annual report with a note from Dr. John Curwen. It lists admissions for the year and counts of inmates by gender, with deaths and discharges, plus current totals and county origins. The report notes reduced costs for board and medical attendance and praises steward J. Palmer for devoted service while expressing hope for the next hospital year.
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State Hospital For the Insane Love
John Curwen
Jion
L. D. Wetmore
Geo. N. Parmlee
Warren
Brie
Elk
Venance
Crawford
Clarion
Tioga
Luzerne
Centre
Curwen
Clarendon oil action updates include new drilling sites
Grosch Hughand Hemphill bought thirty acres on lot 499 and plan rapid drilling. Duffield sold his oil site on lot 106 with a thirty barrel production for 5000. An unnamed man near Clarendon lost part of a thumb last Tuesday when his hand was caught between a casing head and a sand pump.
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Grosch, Hughand &Hemphill
Duffield
Clarendon
Titusville Herald
Resly
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Wiscellaneous Business Cards
William Swanson
Ollhe mm Johnson
Uit Exchange
P. V. Murray
Morek & Co
Brug
Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
C. H. Hoffman
Attorney At Law
Warren, Pa
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
O. I. Noyes
F. BP. Olney
Justice of the Peace
Irvington
Dinsmoor & Cable
Liaw
Water Street
Scofield
Chas
Dinsmoor
George H. Leonharyl
Paucy Grogenos
Carver House
Uader First National Bank
D&u
Cee
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
Beverdy B. Stewart
A. J. Science
Warren Hotel
Davis’ Ding Sure
Ball & Probmepson
Beatty Mock
Ball
Guptirie & Byles
Sprig Street
Crawanu Forest Counties
Titusville
Paford
Vellangs
Erie
Rearron
E. D. Preston
Curnes
Third
Liberty Streets
Thes
Bells
High Street
Wilbur
WM. Schnse
WM. A Greaves
Hall
Tanner House
Amg
Gituatet
G. B. Evans
Kinztua
Beight
Eutuhe
Sheldon & Tard
Southard & Co
AIRE
Savings Bank
Warren County
le, Son Be. Sneltine
LF. Warsox
EB. Uyster
M. &. Disitam
Ulark
Ork
Yi Jce
Tore
E.G. Woon
B. Nasmith
A. Hinnencer
D. Brows
Aleltine
J. H. Mitcrere & Co
Bairstow
Fisher
Tac
Bath
Aster
N.Y
Loomis & McMans
Jacob Bysinger
Tite Guiteau Jury
Persor
Guiteay
Ley
Joseph Cook
THE
Ledger
Qalfleld Monument
Warren Insane Hospital
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