Warren area gossip and notices in semi weekly ledger
Miss Lulu Friday leaves for New York City. Senator Meredith of Kittanning visits. Mrs Garvin of Evansville hosts. Major McDowell and wife visit. Oil City delegation quiet at celebration. Chautauqua Pilot launched. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted amid local chatter. Tramps grow bolder. Warren editors advise denying aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu
New York City
Meredith
Kittanning
Garvin
Evansville
D. L. Gerould
Ayers
Alexander McDowell
Sharon
Abrs
G. W. Scofield
Oil City
M. W. Hull
Franklin
John H. Hull
Henry Cogswell
Corry
Warren Friends
R. B. Stone
Bradford
C. W. Stone
Janet McCalmont
Frank Hill
Hilda Wood
Fourth Street
George
Ayer
To the World of Women Fav orite Remedy Ad
Weak nervous women need a tonic and cure for female troubles. A Maine testimonial from Mrs. Christiana Beal claims Dr Kennedy s Favorite Remedy cured her daughter after other cures failed. The ad asserts it builds strength, restores nerves, and helps with headaches uterine catarrh irregular menstruation and other female complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenned
Christiana Beal
Jonesport
Weather and crime notes from Telegraphic Brevities
Weather bureau crop conditions report ex. Train robbers dynamite a Southern Pacific train near Grants Pass California, stealing a sum. A Denver coinage mass meeting collapses. Senator Quay asserts control of the Republican machine. Prof Harrington of the weather bureau is relieved after a clash with Secretary Morton. Cambridge and Oxford may decline Yale invitation to an international athletic meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Grant's Pass
Cal
UGL
Denver
Col
Quay
Mark W. Harrington
Morton
Cambridge
Oxford
Yale
Vent
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Remedy
An advertisement urges readers that weakness and fatigue stem from impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. It also touts Hood's Pills as a cure for ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, headache and indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Titusville Fourth Game Admission Raised to a Quarter
The Herald notes continued fourth of July events with 25 cent grand stand admission by all clubs and calls on fans to attend. It praises Smith's catching in Warren and highlights Schrader's hair raising stop, while urging calm on pitcher changes and predicting Miller's rising baseball prospects.
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Rickert
Titusville
Schrader
Sheehan
Miller
Pittsburg
Smith
Warren
Herald
Heart Cure Claim Attributing 30 Minute Relief
An ad claims Dr Agnes offers a 30 minute cure for all organic or sympathetic heart disease with one dose and rapid relief. It promotes Palpitation Shortness of Breath Smothering Pain in Left Side as symptoms cured. Sold by F H Dixons. Also mentions English Spavin Liniment for horses led by H N Richfield Druggist Warren Pa with advertised savings. A school bench accident interrupts a class and Williamsport celebrates centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnes
F. H. Dixons
H.N Richfield
Warren
Three Great Golfers The Fair One Thrice A Victor
A long survey of golf finds three top players and the growing American interest in the sport. It notes Lady Margaret Scott as England’s leading lady golfer, Melville as amateur champion, and profiles J H Taylor as a master of precision. The piece traces early ladies championships, courses, and the rise of unions and international competition along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour Melville
England
Lakewood
Cape May
Atlantic
Fort Monroe
Virginia Beach
Florida
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Margaret Scott
Wimbledon Ladies’ Golf Club
St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea
Lady Margaret Scott
Issetta Pearson
Lady Scott
Miss Pearson
Portrush
Belfast
Miss Whigham
Miss Dod
Miss Lythgoe
St. Anne’s
Morris County Golf Club
Shinnecock Hills Club
New York Sun
Walter Scott
Her Majesty's Signet
Edinburgh
Scottish Football Union
Melville
St. Andrews
Prince Leopold
Roy
Margares Scorrfhe
Bombay
Georee Glennie
Golf Club
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Elnbd
America's cup race set for September 14 on water
The first America’s Cup race is fixed for September 14 with races on alternate days. Champion sculler Jake Gaudaur plans retirement. Yale freshman coxswain Greene is crippled and walks with crutch. Valkyrie III expected August 1 to give Lord Dunraven prep time. An oarsman blames bicycling for hurting rowing as a sport.
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Jake Gaudaur
America
Greene
Yale
H. Maitland Kersey
Dunraven
Mahony Ando Pim Tour Highlights and Doubles Defeat
Irish British players Joshua Pim and H S Mahony drew strong crowds with singles wins over Larned and Hobart and a decisive doubles loss to Americans Hobart and Hovey. Pim showed flawless distance judgment while Mahony impressed with backhand power but gaps in patience. Neither faced U S champion Robert D Wrenn during the visit.
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Joshua Pim
Great Britain and Ireland
H. S. Mahony
B.S Mahony
Clarence Hobart
Pim
Malcolm Chace
W. A. Larned
Mahony
Fred H. Hovey
Hobart
Hovey
Goodbody
America
Robert D. Wrenn
United States
Loftuses Reconcile In Family Comedy Of Dusty Runaways
The article narrates a reconciliation among Marie Loftus and her daughter Cissy with their mother and others, including Dustin Huntley McCarthy and Benjamin Brown, ending in a conventional happy resolution with a Bless you moment. The piece ends noting the melodrama of Justin and Cecilia is over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftuses
Cissy Loftus
Marie
Dustin Huntley McCarthy
Benjamin Brown
Marie Loftus
Justin
Cecilia
Servia King Wins Grand Prix Plunging Triumph
Ex Wing Milan of Servia won 25000 pounds in the Grand Prix last Sunday after a mare carried off every eighth contest for the prize, prompting the bet. The London Standard notes the method of the Servian king in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servia
London Standard
Milan
Galveston bout ends in tragedy and bluster
Texan recounts a Sullivan exhibition that turned sour as Al Marx supposedly sought glory. He describes Marx's reluctance, the crowd's taunts, and a brutal third round that left Marx unconscious. The tale blends bravado with danger as the boxing scene in Galveston is recalled.
Wheelmen Compete at Manhattan Beach Track Rules Noted
The Wheeling World reports track records at Manhattan Beach with a top mark of 6 4 feet and storage capacity for 10 000 wheels. It notes cyclists learning to ride often think they'd be better off off the bike and states Pittsburg visitors must display bicycle license plates or face a 35 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Pittsburg
Miraculous Escape At Florida Creek Tunnel
In Florida a creek vanishes into ground, then reappears under a mound half a mile away with added force. Dozens of fishermen, mainly African American, gather at the upper end. Two men were swept into the underground channel and rescued after an hour of revival meetings begin in the area.
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Florida
Music at His Burial
Cyrus Holden of Crompton RB I died recently after arranging a funeral program. The fragment notes a musician preparing hymns and solos for the service, reflecting a quiet departure and a life in music.
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Cyrus Holden
Crompton
RB. I
The Beauty of Health and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A health focused reflection argues beauty stems from health and nerves. It asserts female disorders show in the face and promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a rational cure used for over 30 years to restore health, ease nervousness, and support regularity.
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Lance
S & O. League
New Castle
Chautauqua Pilot
Mayville
Chautauqua Lake
Thompson
G. Hopkins
Townville, Pa
Mildred Howard
Wilson College
Chambersburg
York
Miss Mitzel
Kelley
Williamsport
Willie
Scott
Scott&Bowne
N.Y
Lady Scott, Melville and
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Ates
United States Golf Association
Eng i
Tweed
Melvill
J. H. Taylor
Douglas Roland
Andrew Birkaldy
Prestwick
Sandwich
Prestwich
Ando Pim
Cohn
Marx
Galveston
New York Journal
al Mars
John L. Sullivan
Pat Sheedy
Sullivan
Sheedy
Flo
Marz
Dlub
Am’t
Am't
N. P. Wheeler
Jos. Goldthwaite
Johnson Block
Daily News
D. J. Shindler
Limestown Township
H. Baugher
M. Jac Auditors
Siggins
E. K. Watson
Warr
Warren County
Warren, Pa
Wm Messner
Borough of
Andrew Frertzell
M. Botchford
Glade
Justus E. Botchford
Ella C .Botchford
Glade Run, Pe
Armstrong & McKelvy
Beymer-Bauman
Davis-Chambers
Fahnestock
National Lead Co
Wational Lead CO
New York
Pittsburo
German National Bank
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