Annihilaws the Entire Fire Department
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1895
Page
1
Butte Explosion and Nationwide Turmoil Reported
Blackened debris fill Burrs Montana as explosion toll climbs with dozens dead and many more wounded. Relief funds collected as city mourns. parallel dispatches from Paris and Versailles note political resignations and royalist rumors. A separate incident in Janesville reports boiler blast injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrs
Mont
Butte
Liquor Rules Spur Police Action in Sharon County
In Sharon Pennsylvania January 15 a new ruling from Judge S H Miller has overhauled liquor sales across the county placing bans on bottled whiskey under a quart and banning over the counter beer in bottles. Saloon crowds shrink as doors must close at 10 p m and police will shut down gambling dens. The judge ordered constables to enforce the crackdown with strict action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
S. H. Miller
Buffalo
Ledwon
Auburn
Troy
John Bonesteel
Mill Street
Gale
Rochester
Frank Gale
James Bovenze
Albany
Fitz- Gerald
Secretary of State
Relief Asked A Call To Warren for Assistance
Communications from Titusville Western Relief Committee cite free transport for goods to destitute west regions. Titusville has raised 360 dollars and sent clothing groceries. locals urge Warren to expand aid beyond a few barrels and 25 to 50 dollars. Letters from Nebraska Kansas and the Dakotas describe extreme need and cold. A call to action quotes pastors and citizens urging charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Kansas
Nebraska
S. Dakota
Bumlett
Oxford
J. B. Currens
Omaha
Fragmentary picaresque notes from a forgotten page
Fragments describe bizarre scenes and odd performances with uncertain participants. The text hints at humorous or satirical situations and references improvised dances and curious incidents. Names and places are unclear, leaving a hazy impression of a lively, if scrambled, moment.
Defect Eyesight Blamed on Modern Lighting and Inventions
A Warren lecture by Prof. August Morek discusses eye strain from electric lighting and gas flames. He notes modern work demands and new fashions increase strain, cites past eye health, and advocates incandescent electric light as closest to natural light with less heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
August Morek
Bradford's Big Fire A Fierce Sunday Morning Blaze Hits Loss
A Sunday morning blaze in Bradford caused heavy property damage and extensive losses. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with emergency responders evacuating nearby buildings and securing the scene. No detailed casualty information is provided in the available text.
Fire in Bradford destroys Columbia block and more
In Bradford on January 14 a blaze starting from an overheated stove at the Sheehan house 99 Mechanic street gutted two blocks on Mechanic and damaged nearby stores and residences. Firefighters battled four hours in zero temperatures as frostbitten personnel and residents faced evacuations and injuries including Mary Callahan who broke an arm and leg stepping from flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Sheehan
Mechanic Street
Peterson
Stephen Foley
Barnsdall Bros
I. Routhstein
S. Fe
Nusbaum & Steinberger
Mainstreet
M. R. Rothstein
Dean Place
Rothstein
Smith Bros
Main Street
Columbia Block
James Bruce
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
Louis Lauber
Nusbaum
Dr. Rae
South Penn Oil Company
George A. Bodine
Pp. Newsbaum
Bo- Arne
George O. Stone
Company C
No. 99
Captured the Kitty at Schnur building raid on Royal Street
Police led by Burgess Wiggins and officers Babcock Siefert and Cogswell captured eight men at a poker game in the Conewango Athletic Association rooms in the Schnur building on Royal Street. A home made kitty and gambling gear were seized. Suspects include Leonhart Mason Langdale Alen Lund Risher Wellbank, who leased the room. Bail set at 100 dollars. Judge Perry to hear case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Athletic Association
Schnur Building
Royal Street
Burgess Wiggins
Babcock, Siefert and
Cogswell
Justice Perry
Chas. Leonhart
Fred Mason
John Langdale
John Alen
N. O. Lund
J. S. Risher
Walter Wellbank
Schnur
Miller
Wellbank
Wolfbank
Perry
Jacob Schnur
Mercy Department Report for Warren County 1804
The Warren County Mercy Department reports three new mercy outposts at Sheffield Sugar Grove and Corydon. Mercy bands form and literature circulates. Teachers in Union schools urged to spend ten minutes weekly teaching kindness to living beings. Anti vivisection materials reach elderly and pulpit audiences. Physicians receive literature. petitions and anti vivisection news appear in local papers and lay aid to the cause continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Department of Mercy
of Mercy
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
Corydon
Bands of Mercy
Warren
MacGowan
Warren Ledger
Warr
Coun
Waris
Radio
Eaun
Howe
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Felix Faure
Gya
Faurealier
Edmond Toussaint
TL Shail Za
Sion
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Gur
Dudsy
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Merck
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Thoreo Wisr
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Asssetanes
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