Quiet Borough Council Session Reports No Major Action
The Warren borough council met Monday night with all members present. Actions included appointing a Franklin council delegation, considering glycerine transport restrictions, and discussing bicycle safety on Third Street. Budgets approved for Franklin entertainment and a July delegation carriage, tax collection for wards five and six, and water and hydrant updates. A bridge bid advertisement was discussed but delayed pending clarity from the bridge committee.
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Ing Town
Franklin
Alden
W. E. Rice
Titusville
Clarendon
George Spinner
Third Street Wire Bridge
Council of
Warren
Messrs. Brann, Hill and Masterson
Council of Franklin and Seseca
W. H. Heck
Union
Beech
Warren Fire Department
South Street
Main Street
A. L. Schellhammer
Water Company
American Road Machine Company
Kerr
Rufus P. King
James Desmond
Council Approves Bid Advertising for Bridge Work
Council members vote to advertise for bids on a new bridge despite doubts over funding. The decision could signal the start toward a free bridge, though timing and war department approval loom. Treasurer reports $78.16 balance as regular monthly bills are paid and adjournment follows.
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War Department
Brady rules Siler off Dallas fight referee
Will oppose Siler as referee for the Dallas bout. Brady, manager of Champion Corbett, notes Corbett will train nine weeks, five at Asbury Park and a month at Galveston. Terrell is dismissed as too far inland. Corbett seeks Peter Jackson and even considers Fitzsimmons and Jackson in the same week.
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Carcano
Brady
Corbett
George Siler
Dallas
Asbury Park
Galvyeston
Terrell
Green
Jim
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Peter
Fitzsimmons
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and asserts a constitutional remedy. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes rumbling and hearing loss, often from catarrh, and offers a $100 reward for deafness due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulated by F.J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. price 75 cents.
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Hall
F.J, Cheney & Co
Toleco
Rowing in gale winds on Henley course
London July 2 wind blew a gale but crews were out on Henley course. Americans cheered as the Cornelis crossed at forty strokes a minute without racing pace. Canadians likewise completed the course despite the wind. The Dutch crew went over the course at forty six strokes traveling very fast.
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London
Henley
Cornelis
County Readies Resistance to Tax Collection
Ashland Ky July 2. Carter county mobilizes twenty deputies to aid special railroad tax collector Peck in collecting more than $100,000 owed by David Sinton of Covington. Sinton holds the county bonds issued decades ago to aid the Elizabethtown Lexington and Big Sandy railroad. The entire county unites to resist the tax.
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Ashland
Carter County
Peck
David Sinton
Covington
Sinton
Elizabethtown
Lexington and Big Sandy
Viewing Buchanan's Body at Sing Sing Cemetery
The body of Dr. Buchanan, executed for wife murder in Sing Sing, draws crowds at undertaker Huhn's on Varick Street, with repeated views by morbid sightseers. Mrs. Buchanan arrived early but avoided the crowd. Burial planned for Evergreen Cemetery.
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New York
Buchanan
Sing Sing
Huhn
Varick Street
Freight trains collide near Rome injure none
Early today near Rome New York a westbound R W O freight train rear collided with a Central freight train as both engines were taking water about a mile east of town. The Central caboose and the R W O engine were wrecked while the caboose and adjacent freight car loaded with clothing and merchandise burned. No injuries reported.
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Rome
N. Y
In His Father's Footsteps
James R. Garfield son of the murdered president will be nominated this week for state senator in the same district that elected his father in 1850. If elected he would enter political life in the same district and office. The young lawyer, twenty eight, resembles his father and hopes later to be a member of congress.
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Columbus
James R. Garfield
Congress
Garfield
The Best Spring Tonic and Spring Cleaning For Health
The article extols a spring tonic that rapidly clears winter blood accumulations and prevents spring fever. It compares bodily cleansing to house cleaning, urging thorough system purification as spring arrives, promising easy, comfortable, and satisfactory results.
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Bridge Committee
Water Committee
Fifth Street
East Water Street
Sixth
Prospect Street
Water Co
Electric Light Co
Democrat Pub. Co
Stowell
Pleasant Bridge Co
Pleasant Bridge
Priage Committee
Pleasant Township
Poplar Street
Borchers
Sarsaparilla
Webster’s International Dictionary
Knavely
Hon
D. J. Brewer
U.S. Supreme Court
N C
Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
U.S.A
Siegfried
China
Siegfried&co
Hunter &Son
C.H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Warren, PA
Frazer Axle
W. Jarvis
Water Street
August Morck
Leves
Morck Bros
Allen & Langley
Penn’a
Westen
Eta Bank
Agency of American and Archer Lines of Ocean Steamships
A. J. Hazeltine
UCB
T. O. Slater & Co
Wiard
Carroll
Gurney
St. Warren, Pa
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