A Trip to the Fair and Its Magnificent Exhibits
The World’s Fair looms large in glory with colossal buildings, grand grounds, and halls from many nations. Visitors marvel at the Midway, Ferris wheel, and lagoons lit by electric fountains while guides and guards aid explorers. costs run about 89 to 90 dollars for a 10 day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Wagner
Pullman
Pennsylvania
Sweden
India
Germany
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Fertle Fields
Mlinois
Earth
Heaven
MacMonnies
Waukesha
Lincoln Park
Auditorium Theatre
America
Moody
Dr. Gonsstus
Jackson Park
Bicycle Club Chooses Runners For Mayville to Greenhurst Race
The Bicycle Club and Jamestown club set a 1½ mile race from Mayville to Greenhurst on Saturday July 29 with nine selected runners including Geo Muir Charles Faulkman Robert Hall Alfred Schellhammer Charles Schoolmaster Glen Lott Charles Ensworth Will Henry and James Malone. Losers pay for dinner at Greenhurst. Prizes total 200 dollars for the first day events and a road race next month will invite several cities and offer valuable prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Jamestown Club
Mayville
Greenhurst
Geo. Muir
Charles Faulkman
Robert Hall
Alfred Schellhammer
Charles Schoolmaster
Glen Lott
Charles Ensworth
Will Henry
James Malone
The
Fair Association
Resignations From Democratic Ranks Stir County
Perry D. Clark of Harrisburg resigns from the Democratic State Executive Committee citing a party machine in Pennsylvania. H. W. Lane of Russell also resigns from Warren County Democratic Committee, criticizing bosses and ring methods and declining further canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lane
Russell
County Committee
Perry D. Clark
Harrisburg
Warnes
J. Marshall Wright
Dran Sin
William FP. Harrity
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Democratic State Executive Committee
Perry D. Chark
Resignation from Warren County Democratic Committee
A letter from Warren Pa dated July 26 1893 shows County Committee member resigning from 3rd Ward Warren Borough over disagreements with party bosses and difficulty finding willing Democratic voters to serve on a vigilance committee. London dispatch July 27 details French gunboat action on the Menam River including the Inconstante sinking a Siamese gunboat and later cannonade near Bangkok.
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London
Paris
The
Times
Menam River
Channel
Bar
Paknam
Bangkok
Temperance and trades worth in old Corydon notice
The Corydon Union invites the County Convention, with time to be announced later. Essays urge every boy to learn a trade and every girl to resist marrying a drunkard, promoting temperance and self-reliance. The piece cites a sober English fiancée who left a drunkard and warns against neglecting self-respect and abstinence. A humorous verse on women’s suffrage ends, followed by a list of advertised letters in Warren, Pa, with a dead-letter note for unclaimed mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Union
Waita
New York
England
Jonathan Epwards
Joe
Sam
Warrren
Our Man About Town Sees Financial Crisis and City Debates
The column describes a week of bank and business failures across Denver and several towns, notes panic at German National Bank and closure of People’s National Bank, while Eckels argues a full panic is unlikely. It also muses on social life in Washington, ocean travel record fuss, and Warren's progress with local civic issues.
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Commercelal National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Mercantile Bank
Forth Denver Bank
First National Bank of
Fort Scott
Kan
People’s Saving
Bank of Fort
People’s National Bank
Eckel S Iys
Warren Borough
Companis
Queenstowne
New York
Guion Line
Arizonas
Queenstown
Warren
Dr. MecAlpin
Burgess
Borough Debt Vote Supports Bridge Plans
A special election in Brabrop, Pa, shows a large majority in favor of increasing the borough debt to fund public works. Voters divided by ward but overall favor debt, while discussions grow on a free suspension bridge and a Fifth street iron bridge funded by bonds from Roy and Beatty. Ralph Crossmire, found guilty of murdering his mother, is denied a new trial and faces potential sentencing September 5.
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Fourth Street
Company i
Water Street
Democrat
E. D
Warren
Armory
Windsor
Burgess Clark
Hass
Burgess
Mr. Strickfuss
East Street
Fourth
America
Columbus
Duke of
Veragua
General Grant
Marquis de Barbolez
Alea
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Messrs
Roy and Beatty
Fifth Street
Tree Bridge
Braprorp
Ralph Crossmire
Smethport
Farmer's Valley
Supreme Court
Crossmire
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Bicycle Business
the Warren Bicycle Club
MR. Clark
H. W. Lane
Warren County
H.W. Lane
Menam
W. ¢. T. U. Colusen
Meese Miss
Luin
Laviks
Wetmore Ida
Marrow James J Wilson Oro
Abieral Oe Petiiee
George Reed
Frank Seenet Fann
Carl
Arnold Engine
Bright James Chabring
Andraw Dwyer Thomas
Hall L Holston
Lewis Law Measur
Ian Hinsdale
Seaman Johbn
Ingraham
Frank Watrous
Jackson Herman Warren
Johnson
Eyio
J. M. Limerriep
Man
Daily Affairs
Washington
Capitol
United States
Glade
Borough Dept
Tomlowe
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