Warren County Democratic Convention Endorses Wilson McKinley Reforms
The Warren County Democrats met at the Court House for a 2 PM convention. Charles Dinsmoor was elected chairman, with Neill Reed Bovee Russell and Miller drafting resolutions praising repeal of the Sherman and Perce acts, tariff reform, and support for Cleveland Pattison and the party slate. Nominees for Congress Senate Assembly sheriff prothonotary were acclaimed. Fay led for Prothonotary with 62 votes. Neill Siegfried Kerr named delegates to the State Convention. The chair announced a county committee meeting within two weeks.
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Warren County
Court House
Dawson
Hanchett
Tidioute
D. D. Reed
Charles Dinsmoor
Dinsmoor Brifly
S. T. Neill
M. W. Bovee
H. T. Russell
J. P. Miller
Mr. Neill
Democratic Party
Congress
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
United States
Robt. E. Pattison
Commonwealth
Schimmelfeng
Warren
Dingsmoor
Neill
Charles Schimmelfeng
Senate
Cramer
Lander
W.H. Haughbraing
Bear Lake
Siegfried
Joseph Clinton
Areston
Ander
James Martin
Sugar Grove
Martin
People’s Party
Logan
F. E. Fay
Farmington
Fay
T. Neill
Col
J. M. Siegfried
M. ©. Kerr
Pittsfield
John O'Neill
North Clarendon
M. Siegfried
Kerr
Venango
Franxuix
H.J. Beers
Henry Reisinger
Waterloo
J. D. Runninger
French Creek
W. F. Conners
Oil City
Kean
Wm. McNair
G. O. Ellis
Geo. Kayes
L. L. Ray
Wm. Hassan
W. J. Breene
D. A. Hayes
News of the Strike stalemate in Ohio and Pennsylvaia
The Columbus compromise fails to satisfy miners or operators across Ohio and most of Pennsylvania. Miners insist on resuming the old scale while tensions remain high locally. Efforts focus on local terms rather than a national agreement. The attempt to run mines with negroes has proved a failure.
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Picrssurg
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Commencement exercises and Alumni events at Library Hall
Commencement exercises Wednesday evening in Library Hall pleased both audience and instructors. Eleven young ladies and six young gentlemen shared high quality essays. Alumni reception Thursday included two farces and a banquet at Hotel Struthers serving about 150 plates. Glade township school directors announce next year’s teaching corps with Central Supt. C.C. Eaton and a list of teachers for Glade Centre schools.
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Library Hall
Hotel Struthers
Glade Township 1
Central
C.C. Eaton
Jennie Morrow
Lydia Begiid
Emma Fleming
Annie Olney
Neva Siggins
Ads Winton
Lillian Altenburg
Elizabeth Cleland
Jettie Smith
Margaret Cleland
Glade Run
T. L. Hampson
Edna Siggins
Eliza Morrow
Madge Kelly
Smith
Nellie Rounce
Page
Alice Maher
Hemlock
Hila Maher
Hatch
Sue Winton
Snyder
Oillie Taylor
Billies Run
Eva A MicKinney
Ackley Chipps Co Warren PA Show new wallpaper designs
Nominations of Mr Geo Yates and D M Howard praised as wise amid many candidates. Ackley Chipps Co at 232 Water Street Warren Pa displays latest wallpaper patterns for parlor dining room and more. They offer paper hanging graining house and sign painting window shades and picture frames. Call to see. Also bicycle exhibition by Sid Black near Warren Savings Bank Saturday evening and a fishing trip by several local men. Church livery stable theft report and a strawberry lawn fete for church funds Saturday evening.
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Geo
Yates
D. M. Howard
Ackley, Chipps & Co
Water Street
Warres
Sid Black
Cleveland Bicycle Company
Warren Savings Bank
E. D. Fehlman
J.B. Bairstow
Conrad Lesser
Z. Smith
Grand Valley
The
Presbyterian Church
Prof. Breed
Gist of the News of the Week mixed roster of events
A collage of items mentions Wic Singerly as a governor candidate prospect, Pittsburg Post subscriber boom from penny price, Senator Hill opposition to income tax, Spain earthquakes near Madrid, Mat Quay’s four hour talk on finance, Barker suspended for amateur rules, Farmer Muffey’s burglar killing near Greensburg, Unitarian conference at Meadville, Erastus Wiman forgery trial in New York, Hastings and Delamater campaigns, Lexow police inquiry, Croaker’s Europe voyage, Pattison mobilizing regiments, a Duke Center fire killing two children, Coxey’s road bill, smallpox case at a Chicago board of trade doorman, Prohibition ticket at Williamsport, Bucktail reunion at Kane, Bullig convicted for manslaughter, Crossmire farm sale, women in Cherokee Strip homestead effort, and Thompson’s Worm Powder promotion.
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Wic
Singerly
Pittsburg
Senator Hill
Hill
Madrid
Spain
Mat Quay
Mat
Barker
Farmer Muffey
Greensburg
Unitarian Conference
Mddle
Canada
Meadville
Erastus Wiman
Court of Oyer and Terminer
New York
Ingraham
Hastings
Delamater
Lexow
New York City
Croaker
Europe
Pattison
John Long
Duke Center
Coxey
Board of Trade
Chicago
Williamsport
Chas. L. Hawley
Scranton
Homer L. Castle
Charles Palmer
Delaware
L. R. Gleason
Bradford
E. K. Kane
McKean County
Rev. L.G. Jordan
Philadelphia
H. Patton
Lancaster
Not Guilty Verdicts and Sentences Heard in Court
Court notes report verdicts in Com. vs. Geo Mehan et al not guilty with half costs split. other cases include Kennedy surety of piece plea, Burkett three years penal, Donohue one year and fines, and various minor sentences. Also Democratic conventions in Venango and Forest counties, Lincoln Building and Loan plans, and oil well news from Ironsides area. Governor Pattison proclaims riot warning in Jefferson county.
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Com
Geo
Mehan
Jno
Debrien
James Pierson
Clarance Pierson
Henry Maloney
Thos. Mehan
Perry Shaw
Mat Kennedy
Piece
Sullivan
Burkett
F. J. Donohue
Burt Kitlinger
E. Groat
Benny Trace
John O’kern
Wedding Invitations for Mary J Masterson and Joseph A McFadden
Mr and Mrs P Masterson of 716 Fourth Street issue cards for the marriage of their daughter Mary J to Joseph A McFadden. The ceremony is set for Wednesday morning June 20 at 11 30 o'clock. John McKeon will wed Miss Anna Walker man at St Josephs church on June 20 at 9 am.
Our Man About Town and Local Notices Roundup
A column reviewing the Lexow committee in New York with critiques of Mr. Havemeyer and the sugar trust, plus a poetic verse about women talking. It also reports on Warren Water Company plans to extend lines, critiques monopoly in utilities, questions about a free bridge, a Titusville Herald jab at Forepaugh circus, local binding advice, a Grand Night stable theft note, police alerts, and a Fair Association pledge of $200 yearly for a free bridge.
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Warren Water Company
Morrison Run
Water Service
Warren
Fredonia
Grand Valley
City School Board Announces Next Year Teachers
The board selects the staff for next year with few changes Miss Farnsworth moves in Saybrook to replace Bliss Clemons Miss Richards from Erie takes Campbell’s post and Miss Love from Erie replaces Miss Davis An addition Miss Barclay will teach grades 7 and 8 at Central Two resignations Miss Cole and Miss Draeger not yet replaced The roster lists superintendant professors academy and city building staff plus unfilled vocal and drawing posts Janitors named for three buildings
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Warren
Miss Farnsworth
Saybrook
Bliss Clemons
Richards
Erie
Miss Campbell
Miss Love
Miss Davis
Miss Barclay
Miss Cole
Mise Draeger
W. L. MacGowan
Academy
L.A. Beardsley
Mary Q O. Conrath
Rhoda L. Abernethy
Gertrude Miller
Harriet A. Likens
Wese Dnd
Bessie M
Blanche McClintock
Anna L. Conrath
Laura K. Snyder
Central Building
Macie I
Flower
Henrietta Barclay
Jessie R. Love
Minnie L. Gardner
Emma H. Anderson
Wast Street
James Alexander
Central
John Vanderaluys
West End
Joseph Beres
Free Bridge Tax Cost For Pleasant Township
Pleasant Township voters are asked to approve a $6000 debt to fund a free bridge. If raised in one year by tax the burden would be under 3% of assessed valuation and the bridge would be paid. Ten-year terms with six to ten year payback raise annual taxes between two and three mills, depending on new building valuations in Richland. Com. of Pleasant Township.
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Pleasant Township
Richland
Pleasant
Celeron on Chaubauqua to Open Hotel Celeron
Celeron on Chautauqua, a Warren enterprise, will openHotel Celeron on Saturday June 16 with N H Harris of Hotel Struthers in charge and Ham Hill as clerk The opening week will attract Elks from across the country including a grand ball with fireworks and an electric fountain Visitors are urged to stay at the hotel for top service and comfort
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Celeron-on-Chautauqua
Celeron
Warren
Warren Men
Coney Island
N. H. Harris
Hotel Struthers
Harris
Ham Hill
Chautauqua Lake
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Glade
Kane
Agust
J. H. Bullig
Teddy Burns
Smethport
Crossmire
Farmers Valley
Ralph
Annette Daisy
Cherokee Strip
Thompson
Forest
Building and Loan Association
Lincoln Building and Loan Association
K. T. Hazeltine
M. B. Dunhave
D. L. Gerould
F. M. Knapp
G.E. Colvin
G. B. Hnsworth
Bovee Bros. & Co
Goodwill Hill
Wood Bros
Newton
Titusville
Piarrispure
Jefferson County
Man
Baily
Lexow Investigation Committee
Stead
Christ
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Sugar
Titusville Herald
Buffalo
East Street
Helen E. Robinson
Ina R. Guist
Elizabeth A. Bright
Ellen T. Glenn
Anne Farnsworth
Martha E. Green
Anna L. Trantum
Rica M. Burgie
Blanche AL. Hawkins
Hotel Celeron
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