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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1895

Page

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Lengthy Warren Borough Council Session Delivers Bridge Pact

The Warren Borough Council met at 8 PM Monday with Alden presiding and members present. Plans discussed included a water line for Fifth Street, a new East Side hose company, sewer projects, cemetery land negotiations, street and park improvements, and a $10,000 offer to the Pleasant Bridge Co for the bridge property.

Alden Messrs. Borchers Brann Hill Kerr Messenger Masterson H. E. Brown H. G. Ward East Water Street Sixth Seventh Streets T. Neill Hsg L. A. Rogers Market Street R. J. Walkerman Hose Company Warren Fire Department Fre W. V. N. Yates Conewango Creek Reeses’ Eddy Wheelock Morrison Street Fourth Water Streets Borchers Stowell Warren Pleasant Pleasant Township Pleasant Bridge Co

Court notes on indictments and juries at Sheffield court

The grand jury returns true bills in cases including Gill Thompson assault and battery, Henry Wells and others for larceny, Adelbert Reeves and Perri Brono for rape and murder respectively, and Rose Keller for keeping a bawdy house. Harrington is tried for assault with intent to commit rape. verdicts include guilty on Harrington for assault and battery and Linnendell for selling liquor to minors. A trial of Patrick Flinn and Petson cases proceeded with verdicts of guilty or not guilty as hearings continued.

Commonwealth Gill Thompson Patrick Maloney Henry Wells William Stephens John Patterson Adelbert Reeves John Nelson Perri Brono Rose Keller R. R. Harrington C. W. R. Radeker Sheield The R. B. Harrington Commonwealth Vs S. A. Linnendell A. Linnendell Patrick Flinn Sheffield John Peterson J. Clemons Russell

Brilliant Wedding Ties Vanderbilt Kin in Lenox

Florence Adele Sloane, granddaughter of the late William H. Vanderbilt, wed James Aburden Jr. of Troy New York in a lavish Lenox ceremony. Wedding gifts total about 200000. Also reported Daylestown and Hagerman cases with a prison sentence for assault.

William H. Vanderbilt Pittsfield Mass Florence Adele Sloane Lenox James Aburden, Jr Troy N. Y

The Destructive Force of Gossip in Our Town

A strong editorial condemns gossip as a universal evil that ruins reputations. It cites a local incident where rumors inflamed a professional matter, tracing origin to the fountainhead and urging readers to judge fairly and avoid character assassination.

Mrs Cleveland Heads to Gray Gables for Washington Summer Exposition

Mrs Cleveland departed from Washington today for Gray Gables. She travels with Mrs Olney who will return to her Falmouth, Massachusetts home. The annual Washington society exodus for the summer has begun.

Washington

Austrian sloop sinks after collision with Abeille

Brest reports an Austrian steam sloop collided with the French steamer Abeille last night and sank with all aboard saved. In London the Pall Mall Gazette urges confinement of Oscar Wilde in a padded cell.

Brest Abeille Lonnon Pall Mall Gazette Oscar Wilde

Indian Encampment Planned for Centennial Celebration

W H Allen W A Talbott and C D Crandall of the centennial committee visited the Cornplanter reservation to arrange a genuine Indian encampment. Chiefs Half-town Pierce and Tom Jacobs welcomed them. A full village in costume with a war dance twice daily, a street parade, tepees wigwams and sports are planned. The Indians will have their brass band and souvenir crafts.

W. H. Allen W. A. Talbott C. D. Crandall Mr. Crandall Pierce Tom Jacobs Jacobs Castaraugus O’bail

Water policy and tax changes shift in state legislature

In Harrisburg on June 5 the house adopted the conference committee report on a senate bill requiring municipalities to buy existing water plants. The senate passed the deputy auditor general toffice bill and amended the general revenue bill. The foreign association tax was reduced from two percent to five mills and several appropriation bills passed.

Harrisburg House Conference Committee Senate

Tramps rob three on Nickel Plate train at Lakewood

A gang of tramps boarded a Nickel Plate train near Lakewood and robbed three young men traveling from Buffalo of a gold watch $40 in cash and new clothes. The trio were beaten and the robbers fled after stopping at Sheridan.

Dunkirk Lakewood Buffalo Sheridan

Mob Attacks Coal Mine At Wheeling West Virginia

A mob of 500 attacked the Gaylord coal mine near Wheeling this morning driving out workers. Many workers were severely beaten with one expected to die and several others seriously injured.

Wheeling W.va Gaylord Here

Fire damages Ballantine malt house in Newark

A fire in Newark New Jersey this morning caused heavy damage to Ballantine and Son's malt house grain elevator and brewery amounting to 325000 in losses. The blaze prompted evacuation and swift response by fire crews. Major assets and brewing operations were affected with the extent of damage under investigation.

Newark N. J Ballantine & Son

The Crew Goes to Henley

The Cornell crew began their trip to Henley and planned an afternoon practice spin after arriving in London on June 6. The report notes their departure and first training session ahead of the event.

Henley London Cornell

Bad Freight Wreck At Locustdale Pa

A freight and coal train collided on the Reading road at Locustdale near Ashland this morning. The wreck killed the freight crew including engineer Mayer of Tamaqua fireman Klees of Tamaqua and conductor Botts of Shamokin. All were married men.

Patsville Reading Road Locustdale Ashland Mayer Tamaqua Klees Botts Shamokin

Constable Shot And Killed In Dalray Suburb

Detroit reports Constable Hugh McApee was shot and killed by Oscar Fisher, owner of the Dalray glue factory, after a quarrel and threats. Fisher surrendered to authorities following the confrontation last night.

Detroit Hugh McApee Dalray Oscar Fisher McApee Fisher

Middleport factory destroyed by fire in June blaze

Middleport New York June 6 The Middleport manufacturing company's plant was destroyed by fire last night Loss 50000 A hundred men are left jobless One man attempting to save tools was probably fatally burned Two others were injured by jumping

Middleport N. Y Middleport Manufacturing Company

Drowned by a Cloudburst in Black Forest

The Black Forest of Würtemberg was deluged by a cloudburst last night, drowning a large number of people. Immense property damage followed, and over a hundred houses were destroyed.

Black Forest Wurtemberg

Earthquakes Shake Florence as Shocks Hit Italy

Violent earthquake shocks felt in Florence early this morning caused panic as residents fled their homes. No damage reported in the city and details from rural districts were not yet available.

Florence

Oswego Mills Spinners Strike for Shorter Hours

Oswego June 4 report workers at Oswego Falls worsted mills have struck for shorter hours after 14 to 15 hour days. The company plans to replace strikers with non union men.

Oswego Oswego Falls

Gail Hamilton Still Lives News of Dodge Case

Washington reporters note Mary A. Dodge remains unconscious with only artificial nourishment. The condition continues to astonish those following the case as of early June.

Gail Hamilton Washington Mary A. Dodge

Revolutionists Gain Control in Ecuador Capture of Guayaquil

New York dispatch reports Panama authorities say revolutionists seized Guayaquil Ecuador and named General Ignacio as military and civil chief, signaling a shift in regional power and governance.

New York Panama Guayaquil Ecuador Ignacio

Ice Factory Fire Claims Engineer in West Virginia Blast

In Fredericksburg West Virginia on June 4 a fire destroyed the ice factory and excelsior mill of Wm King and six dwellings. Engineer Wim Deshazo was burned to death. In Harrisware on June 6 the bill creating Quay county passed the house and goes to the governor.

Fredericksburg W. Va Wm. King Wim. Deshazo Harrisware Quay County

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Bridge Company Court House Third Street Sewer Committee Boro Sixth Street North Boro Cornelius Boro Council Oakland Cemetery Association Cemetery Association E. Orr R. B. Stewart Park Committee Central Park Waterstreet Fifth Street Laurel Third Hickory Streets Market Streets Union Beech Street Fifth Streets Street Committee the Grand Jury Beaver County Statesman Daylestown William Hagerman Maggie German Hagerman German Yardley N.J Shakespeare Dlaman Atlantic Sui Generis Stu Doors of Hope Chandlers Valley Italy
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