Fatal accident in Watsonville claims McCafferty and injures Irwin
A Sunday railroad wreck near Wood Bros camp left James W. McCafferty of Bradford fatally crushed and Miss Sadie Irwin severely injured. McCafferty dictated a will naming his wife Sadie McCafferty and arranging life insurance and funeral expenses before dying at 2 near noon. Mrs. McCafferty, daughter of the Irwins, suffered a crushed hip and facial injuries but remains alive. Council action discussed snow hazards and a pavement bond, with arrests totals reported and local notices for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watsonville
James W. McCafferty
Bradford
Sadie Irwin
Jess
Miss Irwin
EL. F. Mundy, Jr
McCafferty
Wood
Mundy
George Grant
John Everts
Sadie McCafferty
Salamanca
N. Y
T. Irwin
Glen Hazel
Harry Chaite
BF. Mundy
Colin
Obituary of William E E Chapels of Warren County Pa
Obituary notices report William E E Chapels died January 6 1892 at Youngsville Pa born June 15 1815 in Otsego County New York worked as a pattern maker and millwright and lived in Warren County since 1836 first wife Eliza Shipman died 1841 second wife Ophelia Johnson with four children Adelbert Hiram Euosmeth and Francis The Bucktail regiment soldier Adelbert was killed at Charles City Road The obituary notes Chapels as honest and upright and mourned by neighbors Also death notices for Elijah L Davis born May 17 1818 Youngsville Pa died January 20 1892 at Norwood near Cincinnati Ohio and for Roswell Strong of Kinzua born December 28 1814 in Northampton Mass died February 1 1892 detailing his long residence in Kinzua and the seven children he left Behind are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam EE
Youngsville
Warren Co
Warren County
Butternuts
Otsego Co
Warren
Eliza Ann Shipman
Shipman Eddy
Allegheny River
Adelbert
Irvineton
Brokenstraw
Ophenia Johnson
Bucktail
Cbarles City Corps Roads
Hiram
Euosmeth
Francis
Jannie Kirkamw
Grandin
Misssouri
Chapels
Euch Willong
Elijah L. Davis
W. M. Davis
Norwood
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spring Grove
Masonic Order
Mr. Davis
Darius Davis
P. F. Davis
Sharon
A. M Davie
Corry
Wm. A
W. J. Davis
Anna (Davis) Link
Greenville
Mich
Wallace M. Davis
Frank Davis
Mattie EK
Frece
Roswell Strong
Kinzua
Strong
Northampton
Mass
George O. Cornelius
Bish Baker
Darlington
Wis
G. W. Green
Pal
Frank Crandall
Leroy
Isaac
Clarence Strong
Winzua
Farmers Institute Program From Warren State Board of Agriculture
The Farmers Institute under the State Board of Agriculture offers a Wednesday and Thursday program with sessions on roads, animals rights, agriculture as a life pursuit, the Chinese farmer, fruit growing for profit, deer horning humanity, and legal aspects of road questions. Lectures by J N Donly, Mrs B B Lord, Prof A B Miller, Rev James Calder, James G McSparron, Hon Chas H Noyes, and others. All sessions free. ladies invited. discussions after each essay. contact Charles Lott for details.
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J. N. Donly
Warren
B. B. Lord
Sinclairville
N. Y
A. B. Miller
James Calder
Harrisburg
James G. McSparron
Furniss
Latcaster County
Das. Calder
A. W. Ryan
Hay
Lancaster County
Chas. H. Noyes
War-eren
Charles Lott
North Warren
State Board of Agriculture
Warren County
C. C. Thompsonu
August Morek
D. D. Reed
Willis Cowan
Quays Libellers Sentenced in Beaver Libel Case
Beaver Pa Feb 1 The final act in the criminal libel suit brought by Senator Alden Quay against the Beaver Star occurred this afternoon. Defendants John H H Mellon proprietor and WM H Porter editor were convicted and sentenced by Judge Wickham to six months in jail and a $600 fine each plus costs. Judge Wickham criticized the defendants as malicious and displayed a vindictive posture in delivering the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Sentor Alaiden
Quay
Beaver Star
John HH. Mellon
Wm. H. Porter
Wickham
Robbers Attack Storekeeper at His Door in McGraw
Timorry Pa February 4. Postmaster and store keeper Tatlock at McGraw barred his door after closing his shop and was threatened with a revolver by a thief who demanded money. A second assailant struck him with a club, cutting his forehead. The trio fled, pursued to Irvine, stole a boat, crossed the river, then fled by carriage. A local joke about Editor Walker of the Warren Mirror circulated afterward.
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Timorry
Tatlock
McGraw
Irvine
Walker
Warren Mirror
Pittsburg
Warren
Warren County Democratic Society Primaries Se t for Feb 3 and Feb 10
The Warren County Democratic Society held primaries on Wednesday evening February 3 ahead of the semi annual election on February 10. The secretary pro tem Hawse urges full attendance and casting four votes per member to support capable officers and vigorous organization.
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Warren County Democratic Society
Young Lady Minnie Carey Ends Life At 20
Miss Minnie Carey aged 20 a popular young woman living five miles from Savoy Lake Pa suicided Saturday evening by taking strychnine no cause known after investigation local authorities report the tragedy as a quiet rural suicide adds tragedy to a small community near Savoy Lake pursued with grief and questions
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Savoy Lake
Minnie Carey
Hus Bean
The American Tailors Promise Honest Practice at Warren Shop
The American Eagle trade mark embodies pride and fear as Wooparp & Lisgex, of 816 Second St Warren Pa, vow to conduct business honestly to honor America and satisfy customers. They urge progressive ideas and denounce deceit while promoting fine wall paper from N K Wendelboe at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wooparp & Lisgex
Residents press for general road law and use of Rouse fund
At the Facies club meeting in the courthouse discussions centered on Warren county roads. Speakers urged a general road law, proper use of road funds, and permanent road improvements with the Rouse fund, reforms of tax collection, and surverys. The group debated bonds, contracts, and better oversight to fix the poorest roads in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse Fund
Facies Club
Court House
J. H. Dooly
David Loucks
Allegheny River
Donly
Warren
Warren County
B. G. Morriger
Allegheny County
Peter Smith
C.H Wiltsie
Lott
Noyes
J.P. Samuelson
Thomas Morris
Glade
D. M. Howard
Pine Grove
B. G. Morrison
Loucks
Brasington
Smith
Head
Sweeting
Boyd the Winner in Nebraska Governorship Case
The United States supreme court in an elaborate opinion holds that James E. B. Boyd a Democrat is a citizen eligible to run and entitled to the Nebraska governorship. John Thayer, the holdover, must yield. All justices except Field agree the court has jurisdiction.
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Wasursarox
United States Supreme Court
Puller
James EB. Boyd
United States
Nebraska
John Thayer
Boyd
Justice Field
Hills Opponents Set Mass Meeting To Shape Delegates
Twenty five men formed a committee in a Wall Street office to organize a mass meeting of Democratic voters at Cooper Union on February 11 to oppose Senator Dill and pressure for a possible May convention. The plan aims to unite opposition in New York against the Albany convention and influence the Chicago delegates. Regular state and city meetings may rally similar actions to solidify the opposition across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Wall Street
New York
United States
Cooper Union
Lilla
Albany
Dill
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Breakfast as the principal meal argues for a morning feast
The Christian Advocate argues breakfast should be the hearty daily meal. It laments hurried mornings, rushed coffee and hot rolls, and late-day meals that overburden digestion, urging a calmer dawn routine to restore appetite and health. The piece links morning eating to longevity, urging a seasonal rest for digestive organs and a shift in daily rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla
Also Mentioned on This Page
James W. M McCafferty
Miss Sadie Irwin
Supt. Reynolds
Owl
Schnur
James Clark
Myron Waters
State Board of Property
Utter
Seigfried’s
Woolford
L.G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Seigfried & Co
Eliwjail’ Davis
J. D Kehoe
Gro
H. Castets
G. P. A. C. H. Ketceram
Siegfried & Co
Farmers’ Institute
N.Y
Jutland
van Houten
the Democratic Society
Young Lady
N.K. Wendelboe’s
Farmers Club
Nebraskins
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