Warren Daily Notes City Life And Trials In McKean County
Reports from Warren and nearby towns cover legal verdicts in the Nash libel case for $1007, a fatal oil yard accident in Oil City, a missing person found insane near Canton, and a jail escape from Spring Creek. Other items note memorial addresses, a soldiers and sailors monument unveiling, local business ads, a large strawberry sale, and community church services.
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McKean County
W. W. Howard
New York
Warren
Valle Dumpe
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Mingeapolis
Mary Crane
Spring Creek
Corry
Watches and jewelry repaired at Wyman and Davis
An advertisement notes repair services for watches clocks and jewelry offered by Wyman and Davis. It also directs readers to Theodore Messner for presents with a brief promotional line.
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Wyman & Davis
Bale
Theodore Messner
Attempted Sulwi dtsan adalies By cone wy oats
Hartugiomewn sun EF nei the Divany depart s dast Pues. despondency is assigned as the cause. He will undoubtedly recover. Stranahan and Bartholomew found the man not seriously injured and sewed the cut while placing a guard over him.
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Conewy Oats
Stranahan
Bartholomew
Collision at Irvine Grove injures two trains and blocks line
Two engines on the P and EE and the Buyano collided near Irvine Grove last Monday afternoon. Both trains slowed for a switch but the white signal appeared after the red, and the engineers, seeing an inevitable crash, jumped. The P and EB engine derailed, the Buyano engine damaged, an oilcar overturned, and the line was blocked about three hours. Officials blame faulty signaling.
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Buyano
Irvine Grove
Bayano
Fire department plans for July Fourth celebration
A special fire department meeting is held this evening to finalize arrangements for an old fashioned Fourth of July event. Sums are reportedly guaranteed to fund the parade and address by Gay Curtin. A gold prize for best drilled fire company and a band tournament are under discussion.
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Ca Gay
Curtin
Corydon Hotel Adds Grand Dancing Hall Opening Friday
Corydon entrepreneur Joseph Jule refits his hotel and completes a new dancing hall larger than any in the region. The sod mammoth ball opens Friday evening with Prof. Reig's orchestra from Warret providing music and invitations issued. A grand and good time is anticipated.
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Corydon
Joseph Jule
Prof
Reig
Warret
Alumni Banquet Held At School Hall And Carver House
Alumni members met at the school hall last Saturday for an engaging program then moved to Carver House dining room where tables were laid with ample fare. After lively toasts and replies the event adjourned. Membership now totals about one hundred.
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Carver House
Grand Valley Oil Notes And Band Tournament Preview
Grand Valley oil notes report Shamburg and Strautinhammer finishing on tract 200 Philadelphia land while Mitchel well on tract 180 is dry. Hague of Tidioute rigs tract 22d Philadelphia land. George Wales well finished on A Loudly and Band Tournament prepares for a grand event in Port Auest with bands from across the country set to perform Wednesday June 9.
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Grand Valley
Shamburg
Strautinhammer
Philadelphia
Mitchel
Hague
Tidioute
George Wales
Andce
Band of
Port
Printers Need Font Stock at Sale Prices
Printer supplies advertised offering nearly 2 Sobipuans 6 of brevier type with cases or without. Also 100 fonts of job type from nonpareil to 16‑line pica, borders, rules, etc. In good condition. Sell cabinet lots or single fonts with or without cases. Samples and prices available. Stock an ordinary office. must dispose of material.
County Directory to be Published for Subscribers
The county business directory final pages must be placed in the book before Monday. By January 8 the work will be ready for subscribers. The book includes a county history with event dates since first settlement, a complete newspaper history, political history, and data on about 10 000 adult males with occupations. Agents will call on subscribers between the 15th and 25th.
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Hindery
P. Johnson
Farmers' Club Debates Temperance and Licenses in County
The Farmers' Club met at the court house last Saturday in Warren Pa with temperance speeches opposing liquor licenses. Resolution urged the county judges to refuse licenses, arguing liquor traffic harms farmers and raises loafers and crime. The meeting included remarks by candidates and local figures, plus notices of local fruit and pet markets.
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Farmers’ Club
Farmer’s Club
Court House
Temperance
Warroun
Farmer's Clrrr
Wrrwone
Pres. Co
W.C. T.U
AL Hageriiss
Warren W. C. T. U
Il Wiltzie
Christian Smith
J. K. Sanborn
Lolt
County
Warren
W. C.T
Court of Quarter Sessions
Sgiogns
Armiers’ Association
License or no License Editor Ledger Portents
Next week the court will decide whether Warren borough shall have funds diverted to public works and a factory project. The editorial questions whether expenditures meet public needs, raises concerns about degradation and drink, and laments a pursuit of the almighty dollar over loftier aims.
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Warren
Wal Re
de Jo
P. Thosr
Cuaniry
Again To The Front Dry Goods Sale Announces Bargains
Through special efforts O. H. Hoster & Son announce the newest stock of dry goods. 1,200 yards dress silks in plain checks and stripe at 38c and 42c. Satins and cotton dress goods including satins foulards and batistes offered at reduced prices. An immense line of embroideries and novelties with special department prices.
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O. H. Hoster & Sonney
Local ads offer plumbing and hardware in Warren Pa
Trade and sale notices advertise Wm Spinner plumbing deals with guaranteed work and diamond block location in Warren Pa. Also promotions for an electric steam washer, Sure Cure for Tibeumatism, a new organ for sale or trade, baby carriages arriving, and price cuts at A A Davis & Co with Theodore Messner promotions. Contains multiple vendors and limited legible details.
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Diamond Block
Warren Pa
Warren
SG. Wray
North Warren
Lepcern
Theodore Meysner
S. Batt
O'Neil
A.A. Davis & Co
Marriages in Warren and Nearby Areas
Several marriage notices from Warren and surroundings dated June. The entries announce pane Gieselbrecth, Gunoline Gisselbrecht, and other couples tied by Rev. P. Do in 1886 with various brides and grooms including Rabies Burlingame and Davis.
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Pane H—Gieselbrecht
J. Gieelbrecht
P. Do
Gunoline Gisselbrecht
Warren
Wren
Steber—Kable
P. Doers
Bias Louise M. Rabies
Bath
W . A. Dalrymple
Burlingame
Burlingame, Alay
W.ry
Euriel G. Dalrymple
Ais Myrtie Burlingame
McAlpile-Daviis
P. Allen
A.c. Mcalpine
Jessie Miles Davis
Obituaries for Mary Cole and Lower Wheelock
In Pine Grove May 1886 Miss Alary Cole aged 95 years 2 months 25 days. In Sugar Grove May 22 1886 Lower Wheelock aged 55 years 7 months 13 days.
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Hsiisapd. Cole
Pine Grove
Alary Cole
Wheelock
Sugar Grove
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John Langdale
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C. W. Stone
Loch Slaven
G. OW. White
Feedellia
George C. Hamilton
Eugene A. Nash
Little Valley
Buffalo Hepress
Louise Gootmiller
OH Cry
Canton
Ohio
Dueber Watch Company
Claron Jacksonian
Albert Bixbe
Oil City
Kramer & Trax
B. Dunham
Messrs. Camp & Fuller
Jamestown
Dr. Townsend
the Sun
Johnson & Seigfried
Evangelical Church
Boyer
Eben N. Ford Post
Franklin Penny Press
Bradford
Talea Ball Club
G. A. RR
Coatesville
George A. Hitton
Washington, D. C
John Kelly
Jessie M. Davia
P.S. Allen
AfcAlpine
Buffalo
Thousand Islands
Boston
Demus
Allen
Tabor & Eckhardt
Vo Young Shepard Dos
Wham K. Manville
Cyrus
United States
Scofield
Exchange
Dott
Charles Eysnger
Martin
Charles Garvey
Matt Colligan
Southwick
Beebe
Esquire
Cornelius
Hysinger
Foster
W. A. Rankin
Rankin
Kate C. Darling
Wallen
Wallona
Durin
Bening
Sue
Arline Arnott
Academye
POL
ATICE
The
Mozart Society
Mery
Clement
Theresa
London
Mary
Sheresa
John Langdate
Wm. Spinner’s
Diamond Breck
Editor Ledger
Tiood
Iood
Ticod
Hood
Garr
Hamilton
C.A. Arnold
Arnold
Field
G. J. Tigod & CO
Lowell
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