Fifth Fourth celebrates crowded fair with record turnout
The county fair drew an immense crowd with estimates around 20 100 people. Highlights included a parade, a Declaration reading, an oration, dinners, dancing in the grove and armory, and races and a ball game where Titusville beat Warren 12 to 8.
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Warren County
Burgess McAlpin
T. J. Burke
C. ©. Thompson
Crowe
Warren
Titusville
A. L. Schellhammer
Harry Barnhart
F. D. Farnsworth
Charley Faulkman
Death of Albert Ritzenthaler at age thirty three
Albert Ritzenthaler died July 1 at age thirty three after a long illness described as consumption. Born in Warren in 1860 he spent most of his life there, married in 1885 to Libbia Ward and leaving behind two daughters. A Lutheran and active in the community, his funeral was held Monday at 2:30 PM at his home with Rev. G W Miessee presiding. The family thanks friends and the Lady Maccabees for support during the illness.
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Albert Ritzenthaler
Warren
Mr. Ritzenthaler
Andrew Ritzenthaler
Misa Libbia Ward
Tri RIn Ohio Faced With Large Scale Failure
In Tri Rin Ohio on June 20 assignee J B Gormley reported to the Probate Court that Charles Foster and his Fostoria based firm face a likely mass failure near or above one million dollars. Foster’s bank account is overdrawn by 136000. A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and burial of their son. Corr Pa July 5 Crosby Hose Team set a 200 yard speed record at Bradford.
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Tri
Rin
Ohio
Charles Foster
Fostoria
J. B. Gormley
Foster
Vor
Corr
Crosby
Bradford
Everett Hosa
Boulder Col
What Can’t a Woman Do and City Council Notes
A letter from Laura M esservy highlights a visit to the Temperance Temple in Chicago and the Woman’s Temple, Willard Hall, and Memorial tablets. The piece cites Chicago Interior prize winning writing about women’s achievements. The common council met last Monday with bicycle on sidewalks and a tied vote on Mr. Walker and Mr. Bright, then postponed the item and paid several bills.
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Temperance Temple
Chicago
Littl
Child-Garden
Temple
Williard Hall
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Warren Union
Laura £. Messervy
New York City
United States Patent Office
Buffalo
Congo Free State
Common Council
Royal Street
5. E. Walker
Bright
Grand Low Rate Excursion to the World's Fair
The Erie Lines will run their first low rate Excursion on July 18. Tickets to Chicago and return from Jamestown will be $12.00. New high back coaches, quick time, no change of cars in either direction. All trains stop at Englewood. See small bills or inquire at the Erie Ticket office or with F. H Garfield, Division Passenger Agent, Jamestown, N.Y.
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Erie Lines
Chicago
Jamestown
Englewood
Erie
F. H Garfield
N.Y
Oil field outputs and drill activity rise in multiple states
Pennsylvania reports 229 wells completed in June with 47 dry, new production 10 855 bbls, 304 wells drilling and 185 rigs active. Northwestern Ohio shows 160 completions and 9 481 bbls production, up 32 wells and 2 823 bbls. Indiana field reports 47 wells completed and 5 595 bbls new production, up 2 600 bbls. Also small classified notices and local ads appear scattered among the data.
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Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania at Chicago State Building Exposition Guide
Citizens of Pennsylvania are urged to visit the State Building at the World’s Fair. Access via Fifty-seventh Street entrance with nearby rail and streetcar stations. The building offers reception rooms, parlor facilities, post office, information bureau, newspaper room, and a Pennsylvanian register. It features architectural and sculptural displays, portraits, relics, and a grand Rotunda with a Liberty bell replica. Built by Pennsylvania workers with marble floors and fine woods, it promises a warm, inclusive welcome and ground for rest and information.
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O.u.s
Pennsylvania State Building
Chicago
Bureau of Information
A. B. Farquhar
Executive Commission
Board of World's Fair Managers
Fifty-Seventh Street
Art Palace
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Indiana
Pennsylvania Mechanics
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Benjamin Francklin
Thomas P. Lonsdale
John J. Boyle
Do babies eyes grow a question from Warren town life
Our town column muses on whether babies' eyes grow as the body does with age. It cites opinions from local figures in Warren Pa. and notes a Fourth of July parade, civic events, and local attractions. The piece blends humorous observations with local lore, personalities, and a critique of public discourse.
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August Carl Merck
Warren, Pa
Banquo
Richard III
Henry Danforth
Midsummer Cosmororian Sets Pace At New Price
Literary notes hail the midsummer Cosmoronian at 124 cents per copy and 12 cents a copy to 1 50 a year. It boasts dozens of distinguished contributors and 119 illustrations by Laurens Reinhart Fenn Touscaint Stevens Saunier Fitler Meawtie Franzen. The issue showcases three frontispieces by famed artists and aims to be the world leading magazine.
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Francois Voppes
William Dean Howells
Camille Flammsrion
Andrew Lang
Frank Dempster Sherman
H. H. Boyesen
Charles DeKay
Thomas A. Janvier
Colonel Tillman
Angel Repplier
Gilbert Parker
Tue Cos Mororiran
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