Local notices and village life in Warren county weekly
A survey of assorted Warren and surrounding communities includes mentions of sale of a trained draft horse Jim Berry, large log shipments by Johnson White & Co, hospital and asylum activity, weddings and marriages, notable deaths, and local traffic and infrastructure issues. Reports cover North Warren temperance house, gas usage, and local politics with H N Cornish comments, plus social events in Youngsville and Pittsfield.
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Norra Warren
Jim Berry
Johnson, White & Co
Erick Wesling
Bank Woods
Jackson Run
Cowden
Jameison, Sanford & Co
Asylum
Horace Greely
North Warren Temperance House
James E. White
H. N. Cornish
Thompson Itill
Warren
Warren County
Scott
McLaughlin
Wate Kidder
Buffalo
North Warren
Hibber Anderson
Cowper
World of Labor Reports East West Trade Rise
Rew Motes notes cooperation and the west's growing role in food and finance. Southern mills run at full capacity while eastern capital flows to western lands. Steel rails rise in price as buyers seek large lots. Rail building expected next year boosts demand for wheat and corn. Minneapolis develops a $100,000 KC hall, and mining expands from Manitoba to Colorado. The era promises strong growth across industry and labor.
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Rocavilio
Duyers
General Assembly
New York
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Lake Superior
Grace
Central Labor Union
London
Norway
Wny
United States
Pa de Burlington
Iowa
General Burk
Alabama
Lousiana
Arkansas
Texas
Clifton
Manitoba
Illinois
Fort Collins
Colorado
Biddeford
Massachusetts
Far reaching rail disaster reports feared deaths
A string of early morning train wrecks across multiple locations and states leaves numerous dead and injured. In Trepin Ohio a freight and passenger train collision near a curve caused widespread fires. a fireman died and at least twenty burned. A Washington, DC man Bradly perished in the blaze after hanging from a window. In Springfield Massachusetts a Modoc train derailment killed two and wounded several. In Eumsra New York a West bound Erie express collision injured five. In Oconomowoc Wisconsin a passenger train struck a sleigh, killing three and injuring others.
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Washington, D.C
Pssengers
Scipio Siding
Sprongfield
Mass
Mittineague
Albany
Erte
Eumsra
Erie
Southport
Fve
Painted Post
Wis
Pewaukeue
Prohibition Fight Grows Over Oleomargarine in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 2 the Farmers and Dairymen Protective Association urged a crusade after the Supreme Court failed to rule on oleomargarine legality. The Oleomargarine Protective Association of Philadelphia united to defend, while cases heard by Magistrate Severn resulted in $100 fines plus costs for Christopher Stoltz. appeals planned by defense counsel for similar cases.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Farmers’ and Dairymen’s Protective Association
Haa
Themelve
Oleonargervine Protective Association of
Severn
W.G. Jtarlington
G. Davis
Christopher Stoltz
Twelfth Street
The Everhart Murder Theory by a Neighbour
An observant neighbor urges that the Everhart Gillian tragedy near Lickingville Claicen county March was the work of a woman’s hand but the adviser contends the killer may be Mrs Everhart and the motive to shield her family. He argues John Everhart would destroy the instrument of death to spare his wife and children. The piece notes public mystery and seeks to rationalize one of the county’s most perplexing crimes.
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Whaley
George
Hosmer Damon
George Bates
Cobhain
Clark
Mich
Wm. Clark
Frank Burrows
Rev. B
Etta Eastman
Ed Cobb
Alr
Burrows
Martin Jackson
W. BR. Fuller
A.maynaird
Prank Holthouse
M.A. Myers
Philadelphia
Lettie
Darkness
Randolph
Thomas Klett
Cleveland
Gil City
Erie
Fred Beck
Mr. Klett
A. Deming
John Sewart
Emery Mudge
Elbert Bates
Burroughs
W.J
J. Slater
Thompson
Parthena P. O
Misa Cobb
Joe Sutton
Paty
Padun
KF. Pierce
Pierce
Hattie
Hala Bostwick
Garind
Eastman
Garland
Prank Lsgines
Sparta
Samuel Gardner
Emlenton
Harry Cook
Win
Gridlow
Grand Vailey
Stoneham
F.P. Dean
Wm. Crichlow
Nelson Moore
High Street
Warren
A. W. Ryan
Charles E. Bell
Carrie Wisk
Marcus Benson
R. A. Benson
Waterford
Seymour Jones
Charles Schimnelfeng
Wilcoa
Robert Hall
C. W. Arird
Youngsville
Benson
al. McCurry
Thomas Bines
Rev. Webster
Everhart-Callillan
Lickingville
Clacien County
Lash March
Clarion Democrat
Everbart
Gillian
John Everhart
John Sverhart
Clairvoyant Examination Free Offered in Syracuse Ad
An advertisement offers a 30 year experience in diagnosing diseases including kidney bladder heart and female weakness with a candid promise of radical cure prospects free of expense. It targets readers in Syracuse New York and provides an address for contact.
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Della Patchen
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M. E. Church
Scraften Oil Company
W. D. Kinnear
Hattie Slutt
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Oil City
Lizzie Jackson
George Jackson
Warren Savings Bank
G. G. Herrick
Chautauqua
Minnie Smith
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W. J. Cole
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C. D. Arird
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ALO. U. W. Lodge
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