Hinzon Election Case and County Court Docket
Grand jury returns on liquor sales cases and larceny, with not guilty verdicts and fines. Details include Com. vs. Mack, Davis, Blackman, Montague, Brown, and others. specific penalties, jail terms, and costs. Other items cover license hearings, wife desertion case, and jury conduct amid election disputes and ballot fraud allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
John Bowers
John Mack
G. W. Davis
D. G. Blackman
Com
John Montague
John Brown
Wm. German
James McGuire
D. J. Hurley
B. A. Snow
F. W. Skinner
David Barton
Random Niles
Niles
J. C. Utter
Davis and
Mathies
Youngsville
H. A. Collins
Magill
Ludlow House
Ledger
Fuellhart
S. G. Martin
Kinzua
Martin
The New York Cyclone Rips Through Lewis and Jefferson Counties
Utica June 10 reports say storms from two directions merged north of the city to form a cyclone causing extensive damage in Lewis and southern Jefferson counties. Farm crops, fences, orchards destroyed. Port Leyden iron works buildings demolished. chimneys gone and streets impassable from debris. Phinney Settlement residents seriously injured. Hoyt Briggs and S W Riggs buildings roof torn. Camden reports Mrs Spain killed when her Florence home collapsed. this is the only fatality thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Jefferson Counties
Utica
N. Y
Lewis County
Jefferson County
Port Leyden
Phinney Settlement
Phinney
Hoyt & Briggs
S. W. Riggs
Camden
Spain
Florence
Proclamation Calls Idlers From Lock Haven Streets
Mayor Mason issues a city wide warning for all idlers and tramps to leave Lock Haven Pa. Able bodied men will receive work on the streets and provisions will be given only to the deserving. Wilson M Gearhart reports a great need for funds for sanitary improvements. total cash donations reach 8677 dollars with a possible requirement of 50000 or more. A court official and other citizens plan to visit Harrisburg and Philadelphia to urge state aid from the governor and mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Mason
Wilson M. Gearhart
State Department
Court House
C. A. Moyer
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Fitler
Reunion of the Davis Family Forms Society
A large Davis family reunion organized the Davis Historical Society led by S. W. Davis of Warren as president, W. J. Davis of Warren as historian, and W. M. Davis of Warren as secretary. A reunion is planned for June 27, 1889 near William A. Davis’s residence by the Brokenstraw at Youngsville with speeches, music, and a family picnic from 1 to 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Youngsville
The
Davis Historical Society
S. W. Davis
Warren
Wallace M. Davis
Cincinnati
W. W. Davis
Tressurer
Willard J. Davis
Ati Ve
William A. Davis
Brokenstraw
W. J. Davis
Dr. Thomas
Washington, D. C
W. A. Shortt
Elijah Davis
S. V. Davis
W. M. Davis
Library Hall
J. H. Donly
J. B. Wood
J. P. Meridte
Guy L. Brown
J. M. Turney
Giunder
Busti
MW. Y
Rev. Todd
Kinzua
J. P. Mericle
Grand Valley
Capt. Taggart
Tidioute
Anti-Amendment Society of Warren Co
Donly
M. Gur L. Brown
Johnstown Flood Aftermath Report From June 11
The Johnstown flood scene updates show on site progress at the stone bridge with dynamite used to move debris. Victims rise to 35 recovered today with more bodies found near the bridge. relief efforts resume amid fear and crowding in Cambria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohnstown
Stone Bridge
Flora
Cambria
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Christian Culture sermon for class of eighty nine
The baccalaureate sermon for the class of 89 at the M E church focused on Christian culture. It urged education as God centered growth, valued books, prayer, and labor as moral schooling, and urged graduates to seek divine guidance and service as they advance into society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denhurst
M. E. Church
Wall
Christ
Christ Jesus
J.N
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriff—The Hinzon
New York Cyclone
Johnstown
South Fork Hunting and Fishing Club
Hammer
Westmoreland County
Ninevah
South Fork Dam
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Canal
W. S. Boyer
Joxstons
Cambria Iron Co
Hastings
Col. Rogers
Bureau of Registration
Pittsburgh
Col. Rodgers
Bureau of Information
Waldman
Glade Run
Warren Union
Library Jus
Amme
Katherine Seyfang
Esays Salutatory W
Haeprer A. Frivay
Antiquity of Man
John M. Sonne
Westminster Abbey
Jfnanie J. Carroll
Hannah More
Charlotte L. Fatechita Eoprano Flo
W. D. Hincktey
D. Hazelt
Augusta Wfeks
Kate B. CamrreLy
Epwarp Linds
Messaga
Cole
Chapel
Galbraith
New South
Greenland
Charles B
Italy
Hawnietta Missenger
Orin W. Exsworts
Dbuett
Wes
A. B. Miller
Jessie C. Allen
Lucy F. Friday
Lillian Fradenbarga
Currie W. Coats
Nellie Robinson
Libbie King
Lizzie Aiken
Macie I. Flower
Ben Glenn
Ian R. Guste
Blanche Campball
Anna US
Trantum
Blanche Hawkins
West End
Brancie
Bessie Richards
Mary Conrath
Annie Snyder
Laura Snyder
W. D. Hinckley
M. Buchman
Far West End
North Warren
Norra Warton
W.C. T. U. Hall
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
D. E. White
Hsg
Geo. Hazelting
Wollen
Messrs. Muse and
Parmlee
W. C.T. U. Hall
Pradenburgh
M. E
Jackson Run
Sharp School
Ginnadar
Lander
Babcock
Charley Danberty
H. K. Siggins Place
Rexp Brothers
Peoples Reserve Volunteer Club of
North Clarendon
Lorenz Mort
C. P. Northrop
Lorenz Morr
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