Obituary notes for Enoch Marsh and Darwin Green in Warren
Obituary records mark the deaths of Enoch Marsh aged 77 near Warren on Feb. 16 1892 after a prolonged illness including grippe and pneumonia. He was a lifelong farmer renowned for his endurance, integrity, and independent spirit, with a strong refusal to be drawn into religious factions. Darwin Green, another longtime settler born in Yankee Town, died Feb. 11 1892 after a long illness. he was remembered as upright and kind, a builder, farmer, and public-minded resident who left a wide circle of family and friends.
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Maple Grove
Warren
Enoch Marsh
Marsh
Twighlight
Dragones
Alexander
Templeton
Confucius
Jesus
Mr. Marsh
Wyalusing Township
Bradford Co
Kinaun Flats
St. Paul
Mons
Darwin Green
Mystic River of Death
Angel of Death
Mr. Green
Lydia Ann Spencer
J. Woodard
Dennis Gree
Charles Green
Leatie Davis
Lentie
Arena Gregory
Des
Youngsville
Jackson
Gregory House
Untii
Lunber
al. Green
Wm, Hegerty
Burgens Perry D. Clark
P. J. Bayer
H. P. Hunter
M. Kop
H. A. Messenger
Warren Borough
Cemed
William Uegert
Wiliam Hegerty
W Flewerty
Ry D. Crars
Barsers
Aseph A. Schofield
Lead Ore Duty Hurts U S Industry and Spurs Mexican Output
The McKinley lead ore duty of 115 cents per pound raised production costs and reduced output in key U S states by about 9,000 tons while boosting Mexican smelting capacity. Rothwell notes initial price spikes then declines as Mexican ore entered again, and Mexico’s lead output could reach 3,000 tons monthly, rivaling U S production. He questions repeal of the duty.
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United States
Mexico
McKinley
Colorado
Arizona
Californi
Missouri
Ilinois
Kansas
Wisconsin
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Rothwell
Engineering and Mining Journal
Mr. Rothwell
Treasury Department
Khinley di
Doe
Europe
American Type Foundry Trust Formed Amid Global Buyout
Buffalo dispatch reports English syndicate investing 25 to 30 million dollars to acquire all United States type foundries. Four New York, four Chicago, one Buffalo, one Cleveland, two each in St. Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia and Boston and one in Baltimore. Trust to be named American Type Foundry Company. Possession by January 31 with price increases likely afterward.
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Bufffalo
Washington Post
United States
Carlton M. Lyman
W. E. Lyman & Sons
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
American Typ Foundry Company
Purported patent medicine ads flood Boston Commerice page
A burst of early 20th century patent medicine pitches fills the page. Dr Miles pills claim to regulate liver and bowels. Mystic Cure promises rheumatism relief. Pan Tina touts cough and consumption cures. Notices include guaranteed refunds and drugstore listings amid fragmented copy and sensational claims.
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Miles
Morris & Mullen
Swayne’s Gintment Promises Relief From Piles
An 19th century ad claims Swayne’s Gintment stops itching and bleeding from piles, heals ulcers, and removes tam¢ne in most cases. Available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents. The Springfield Republican notes Dr Swayne & Co Philadelphia Cleveland’s long investment figurehead role and US option on him worth 1000 over two years, not yet expired.
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Swayre
Swayne & Cou
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
London
United States
Springfield
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Reported Fast Relief
A Warren Pennsylvania advertisement touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming cure in three days, immediate relief and removal of the disease’s cause after one dose. It cites price at 76 cents and names L G Noyes & Co as druggists.
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Dr. Detehau
Mosey
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren
Two Valuable Friends and a Political Shot in the World
An advertisement touts Red Flag Oil as a universal pain destroyer for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burrs at 25 cents and Pan Tina for coughs colds and consumption with trial bottles free at Kahle drug store. A World quote notes the Democratic machine snatching delegates while losing supervisors for the party.
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B. W
R. D
Good and Reliable Sulphur Bitters Ad Claim
A brief ad style testimonial praises Sulphur Bitters as reliable medicine for boils citing a spring problem over six years. The fragment mentions editor Weekly News and a political line about Senator Hi campaigning in Chicago, attributed to Buffalo Courier, reflecting ad and editorial clippings.
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Weekly News
Clarion State Normal to Welcome Training Teacher in Spring Term
Students at Clarion State Normal School run flourishing societies and value literary exercises highly. A practical kindergarten and training teacher will instruct during the spring term starting March 29, 1892.
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Clarion State Normal School
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Boston Comimere
Himira Gazette
New York World
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Biffalo Courier
A. P. Ordway & Co
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AL DD
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Seigfried & Co
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WM. EH. Holmes
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WM. Tt. Holmes Co
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Pure Eye Whisky
Water St
First Ave
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