Local Notes on Lodges and Community Events
July reports from Clarendon area cover Knights and Ladies of Honor and Hyperion Lodge installations with officer lists and banquets. Nearby socials include church festivals, visits by relatives, and a surprise birthday party at the Loucks residence. Other items note weddings, illnesses, and the Sanford family funeral with tribute to Mrs. Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
J. L. Ford
Q. P. Millin
Hyperion Lodge
D. D.G.C
M. M. Bailey
Sheffield
Jack Johnson
Nellie Cogswell
Mable Dalrymple
Warren
Frances Campbell
E. V. Church
Layton Building
W. Hawks
Miles Grove
J. J. Casserly
Cherry Grove
W. J. Summerville
Oil Country
Mr. St. Clair
McDonald
A. W. Story
Josie
Pittsburg
Dr. Shannon
Emporium
J. Armstrong
J. G. Ginader
Presiding Bilder
Alfred Wheeler
Erie
E. H. Bradley
W. V. Young
L. ©. Layton
A. J Boyd
L. Burford
H. W. Gandy
Thos. McNally
Marvin Jackson
Kane
Grandma’ Duffield
Louie
Edith Cochran
Tiona
A. H. Simpson
Titusville
J. W. Hamilton
Lyon
David Loucks
Maggie
Glade
John Cramer
Helen
Lottie Sweeting
Russell
Frank Hall
Warren Brasington
John Sweeting
St. Maryz Qhio
Floron Weinrider
Hall
Arnold
Glaue
Local Notes and Social Updates from North Warren
North Warren reports various moves and visits including A. T. Sanford heading to Marion New York for farm improvements and C. Gorney and family relocating to R. H. Lewis house. Miss Kit Garfield returns to Kentucky. E. W. Martin moves to Johnsonburg and Hiram Putman family occupies his former home. Fred Slavin to wed Esther Buck at the Buck home on July 5 1892. Eugene Sanford operates a portrait studio at Berry’s corner offering portraits and landscapes. W C T U mothers meetings grow, Sunday School under T. Cook expands, and merchants and farmers enjoy good weather boosting haymaking.
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North Warren
T. Sanford
Marion
Wayne Co
N.Y
C. Gornen
Blandin House
R. H. Lewis
Conewango Street
Kit Garfield
DeForest Young
Kentucky
E. W. Martin
Johnsonburg
Hiram Putman
J. A. Buck
Death and visits mark Fox Hill notices in Warren area
Miss Lizzie Lesser of Warren visits at Geo Lauffenburger. Several locals travel to Warren, visit relatives, or host guests. Leonard Hall son of Warren and wife mourn sudden death after three days of illness. Funeral held at home Thursday conducted by Revs Hunt Swart with neighbors offering sympathy.
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Garland
Ozear Johnson
T. ©. Reilly
Viarendon
Alice Thayer
Estella Osborn
G. Neill
Will Houghton
Winnitsky and Friedman
Chas. Johnson
Mussonti
John Linendell
Almeda Wilson
Sanfords
C. A. Rosen
Pierce
Nancy Sanford
Joel Sanford
Eldred
Warren County
Lizzie Lesser
Warren
Geo. Lauffenburger
Avaline Fox
Loraine Brown
Perry Clark
John Sebnur
Eliza Johnson
Caroline Clark
Gertrude Gage
Laura Wade
Robbins’ Hill, N
D. Swart
W. D. Hall
Grim Reaper
Warren Hall
Leonard
C. Hunt
Hall
Earl
Herbert Weaver
Frank and
Fred Weaver
Cherry Creek
Wages in iron and steel mills spark tariff wage concerns
The article argues that McKinley era duties did not cause wage cuts but that mills face impending wage reductions. It cites Pittsburg and Philadelphia papers, notes price drops after trust dissolution, and recalls statements by Henry W. Oliver and Speaker Reed. It also contrasts cheap imports with high domestic prices and references the American Iron and Steel Association Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecKinley
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Dispatch
Carnegie
Boston Journal
McHinley
American Iron and Steel Association
McKinley
Henry W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Washington
Iron and Steel
McKinley Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Mahoning
Shenango
J. W. Jones
Hutchinson
Kan
Indianapolis Journal
Tariff League
Bulletin
Associated Press
New York Times
Modest Neighbor Seeks Song For Rent Talk
A neighbor asks the songstress to sing between 3 and 4 as the landlord is due to collect rent. He hopes the performance will persuade the landlord to consider a rent reduction.
What She Paid Him For
Humorous exchanges from varied columns show Mrs. Van Stuyvesant paying Padder-Effsky 2000 dollars for piano playing at a reception prompting tension with Mrs. Van Amsterdam. Other snippets include engagement gossip and quips on marriage and religion from Chicago publications.
Not in Favor and Quips From Distant Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from 19th century papers including New York Evening Sun New York Herald Detroit Free Press Fliegende Blatter and Harper's Bazar. The snippets feature social banter about rescue marriage fashion aging and comic misunderstandings in brief humorous vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
Geo Ball Slashes Prices on Furnishings
Geo Ball proclaims a crushing blow to high prices in a limited time sale of clothing hats and furnishing goods. The store advertises dramatic reductions with suits and cassimere options cut to nearly half or less, inviting the public to seize bargains and clear stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ball
Union Cassimere
Summer Goods Slaughter Sale At Bargain Prices
A local retailer promotes a summer sale featuring Summer Goods Blizers Geersuckers Madras Flannel s and Stan Hats at prices below cost. The advertisement claims a “slaughter sale” with extensive sacrifices, urging customers to inspect the line before buying elsewhere and calling early for best selection.
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Sumit
T. ¥. Cook
Fox Hill
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
American Wool Reporter
The
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Hillville
Brookley
Hayseed
Harold
Bastion
Yaas
Edith
Harold Smithiet
Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Miss Parker
Wadsleigh
Blakey
Chicago Tribune
Willie
New York Herald
Mr. Hicka
Mr. Hicks
Harper's Bazar
George Ball
Pennsylvania
Waterstreet Warren
Suspension Bridge
D. Shear’s
Moreno
New Coods
Beloli
Hamburg
India Silke
Sarah
Pam
Shear
N. K. Wendelhoe
NK. Wendelhoe’s
Taberty Street
N. K. Wendellve
Wendelleci
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