Clarendon rebuilding drive after the fire bond
Nearly all burned Clarendon districts are being rebuilt with over one hundred new structures and about 460000 feet of lumber and the same amount of shingles distributed by a relief committee. The effort showcases swift reconstruction, with residents from merchants to boot makers taking on carpentry duties as the town recovers and streets are cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Relief Committee
Messrs
Bradley, Adams
Gray, Gartlan
Duffield
J. Z. Steck
Steck
Decker
Thomas Brothers
Garfield
Swain
Mullin
L. Emery, Jr. & Co
Forest fires threaten Garfield wells and homes in oil country
A week long forest fire near Garfield in Cherry Grove township swept through oil saturated woods and threatened oil wells and the town. Five or six families lost homes. several wells destroyed. Fire subsided with hope of rain. Crawford Democrats nominated Church for president judge and backed a full slate of county officers and delegates. Governor Beaver visited Warren, ordered a portrait commission, and Warren fair plans were announced. Beaver and staff will attend. admission rates lowered. fair expected to surpass others. H P Hunter and son are in New Castle Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Cherry Grove Township
Sheffield
Warren & Farnsworth Valley
Crawford County
Judge Church
J. A. Sherrard
Cambridge
A. A. Gundaher
Meadville
Christian M. Brash
E. J. Baily
O. H. Cram
David McNutt
John S. Hood
W. H. Gaskill
D. Blair
O. H. P. Dickson
John B. Magee
Clem Carew
Fertig
Titusville
E. E. Humes
James Burrows
Sparta
J. D. Bowman
Linesville
L. H. Lauderbaugh
James H. Caldwell
Beaver
Warren
W. A. Greaves
Mr. Greaves
Stone
Harrisburg
Greaves
Governor Beaver
State Capitol
Warren Fair
Warren County Fair Association
Clarendon
W. A. Rankin
Burgess Bradley
Clarendon People
Rambler Reflections On Boys Faith And a Warren Fire
A rambling narrator recalls boyhood, religion and temptations, noting how a neighbor’s tree fruit sermon shaped his views on sin and confession. He praises Warren mayor Reverend W. A. Rankin for leading relief efforts after the Clarendon fire, describing his energy and care for distressed townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Ram
Terrible murder shocks town as three killed
In Ore City Pennsylvania on July 20 John McNerney aged 68 fatally shot his wife Nellie McNerney and her infant, injuring Olive Savage. He then killed John McNerney Jr. and wounded Officer James before dying in police custody. Neighbors heard shots. McNerney’s motive linked to heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore Crry
John McNerney
Palace Hill
John McNerney, Jr
John
Thomas Savage
James
McNerney
the Sun
Bear Lake Mail Robbers Facing Court Plea for Leniency
Fred Crosby and Michael Crow were indicted for robbing the United States mail at Bear Lake Warren county last May. They asked for leniency citing first offense and respectable relatives. Judge Acheson sentenced Crosby two years and Crow one year. White & Co. successors to Beecher & Copeland closing hardware business offering stock at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Crow
Acheson
Crosby
Industrial and Labor Trends Across America and Europe
Industrial and labor news notes rising lumber demand in the Mississippi valley and Atlantic coast, with softwood stocks heavy and Hemlock scarce. Coal production shows strong gains on the Atlantic coast and in the west, while textile and cotton industries remain active amid imports. Rail and machine shop expansion press on, with major building and bridge projects planned. unions hold conventions in New York and Philadelphia. Labor strife inches up in some sectors but overall workers seek more leisure and wage movements next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Chicago
Atlantic
New England
New York
Western Railroad
Missouri Pacific Company
Missouri
United States
Atlanta
Michigan
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Pinkerton
Miners National District
The
Isbor
Henry George
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Relief Committee
E. Morris
Jno
Ulrich
Theodore Damm
Frank Campbell
S. Farner
George Miles
Mrs. Simpson
William Spence
David Spence
James O. Allen
L. Simpson
Mr. Gauger
R. D. Scott
F. C. Adams
A. Bankston
John Beatty
BR. H. Bradley
Robert Ullman
Mrs. Cochran
Joan Goal
H. Dilberger
Evangelical Church Society
Doctor Hamilton
Goal & Weaver
Presbyterian Church
D. B. Whitehill
W. W. Miller
M. Rhodaberger
William Palm
Rve Munroe
Booth
Chris Wenzel
D. Brennan
Driscoll & Whitling
G. Brown
A. H. Simpson
A. W. Storey
Allen & Co
James Magee
W. V. Young
Charles McCandless
Martin Flannigan
Um. Chapin
H. P. Huntingdon
Beecher
C. B. Crane
Charles Vrooman
Williamson’s
Haszel
Knapp & Prime
E. Bunipus
R. Fulkerson
J F. Smith
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Robert Black
Mrs. Calhoun
Painter Bros
F. H. Cauley
Henry
Jarecki
J. B. Davis
M. C. Chase
John B. Williams
Mr. Bosworth
James Goff
J.D. Grimes
Oil Well Supply Company
Erie Street
Charles Noble
Old Clarendon
Center Street
C. Anderson
W. J. Summerville
H. J. Albrant
M. Crossman
James Jeffords
A.J. Harriger
Smith Titus
Wn. Uirich
M. E. Church
Railroad Street
Exchange
Euston Street
High Street
Wm. Mitchell
Old Clarendon House
Wa. Bucklin
Samuel McNett
William Netcher
C. C. Campbell
M. W. Thomas
Berney House
Weaver Louse
James Brown
Brown Hose
Weaver House
Crawford Democrats
H. P. Hunter and Son
New Castle, Delaware
Columbia Oil Co
Mr. Blood
J. P. Hanson
Frank Keller
A. B. Miller
BE. O. B.S
Keystone Clothing
Franklin
Yaeis
Bear Lake
Industrial Affairs
Manuafacturing
America
Europe
North Warren
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