Sudden Death of Henry N Lesser in Warren City
Henry N Lesser 34 died Sunday at the Iroquois Hotel Buffalo after a business trip. Born August 13, 1859 in Glade, he built a long career in Warren, forming a firm with James D Woodard in 1889. Survived by wife Alfie Dunham, two children, parents, three sisters and two brothers. funeral held Tuesday at 6 pm from his Third Street home with Elks ceremony.
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Henry N. Lesser
Iroquois
Buffalo
Wm. Lehnar
Geo. Ball & Co
James D.woodard
Mc Lesser
Warren
Board of Trade
Presbyterian Church
Cambridge Springs
Third Street
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
J. W. Smith
The
Elks
Firetlo
Famous dinner at Victoria Hotel reveals Cleveland pledge stance
The Herald recounts Mr. Cleveland dinner with Whitney, Sheehan, Croker and New York Democratic leaders. Cleveland refuses to pledge to the party, plans to write a public letter withdrawing from the ticket if needed, and warns that public indignation could expel the organization. Other notes mention the Sager case, ejectment trustees, and Warren Gas Light versus Pennsylvania Gas Company proceedings.
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the Herald
Cleveland
Victoria Hotel
Sheehan
Whitney
Chicago
New York
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Sheehan
Associated Press
Sager
Supreme Court
Warren Gas Light Company
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fourth of July Celebration in Warren Featured Ox Roast and Bicycle Races
The citizens committee plans a grand Warren Fourth with an ox roast on the fair ground, games, music, dancing, and a morning parade by civic, militia and fire groups. The afternoon offers bicycle races with cash prizes, culminating in a bright illuminated bicycle parade at night. Expect brass bands from nearby towns, promising a day of merriment and rejoicing.
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Citizens’ Committee
Warren
Meadville Kite Track Races Promising July Trotting Meet
The Meadville kite track hosts July 4 to 8 trotting races with top horses and notable stables including Hamlin California flyers John Goldsmith Mascot Nellie Aldine Gill Curry and famed orator Splan. Promoters Miller and Sibley guarantee first class events expected to draw a large national attendance.
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Meadville
Messrs. Miller & Sibley
Hamlin
John Goldsmith
California
Mr. Andrews
Buffalo
Mascot
Nellie Aldine
Gill Curry
Tennessee
Splan
Chicago
Death of Mrs Hallday at Fifth Street Home
Mrs Charlotte Halliday aged 87 died at her Fifth street residence on Sunday morning. A Scottish immigrant of 57 years, she married James Halliday who preceded her in death. An active Presbyterian and philanthropist, she was beloved and serene in later years. Survived by one daughter Miss Jennie, a niece Mrs Wm Heggerty of Sugar Grove, and two nephews Wm McLean of Nebraska and Chase McLean of Jamesiawa. Funeral held at 10 o'clock Tuesday from the residence.
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Charlotte Halliday
Fifth Street
Halliday
Mise
Jennie
Wm. Heggerty
Sugar Grove
Wm. McLean
Nebraka
Chase McLean
Jamesiawa
Police Court Reports Mention Local Offenses and Vacations
Peter Carton of Clarendon cashed checks for A F Brend last March and used the funds for a trip to Chicago, later being arrested in Warren. Maggie Daily faced a charge of purloining linen and jewelry from Fred Merck’s residence. bail posted by her father, case set for grand jury in September. Teachers in Waren dispersed for vacations as staff travel to various cities including Chicago, Ithaca, Albion, Frewburg, and more, with many planning trips to Chautauqua and Allegheny Springs.
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Peter Carton
Clarendon
A. F. Brend
Chicago
Wat
Warren
Magee
Justice Perry
Maggie Daily
Fred Merck
Bal
Grand Jury
Waren
Trof. MacGowan
Canada
Fishing Club
Prof
L. A. Beardsley
Ithaca
N. Y
Mis. Flower
Albion
Mis Robinson
Frewburg
Mise Gardner
Mie Trantum
Columbia
P’s
Corv
Miss Abarnethy
Delaware
Guist
Titusville
Mi Miller
MacGowar
Mary
Anna Conrath
Burgie
Miss Cambell
Miss Snyder
Glenna
Hawkins
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
Allegheny Springs
Earnest Christian Worker Lott Dies in Warren County
The funeral of Mrs. Olive M. Matlery Lott, longtime W C T U leader, was held from East Street residence with Rev G H Hums on duty. Memorial service united Warren Union with North, Glade and East Warren Unions led by Mrs Ellen Lacy. Eulogies praised her roles as president, county organizer, and Mothers Work superintendent. She born Feb 28 1835 in Spring Creek, Warren County, PA, married to Charles Lott. survived by four sons and one daughter. Her death follows prior loss of Mrs. Davies. The obituary notes unwavering temperance service and calls for continued work.
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Loes
Charles Lott
Lott
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Rev
Humason
Oakland
Isabella Spaulding
Wm. F. Spaulding
Fourth Street
Berry
North Warren Union
Isiliaz Health
Cornelius
Warren Uri
Thia Christan
Warren County
O. M. Lott
Elisha
Chariot of
Israel
Weill
Our Man About Town on Strange Tricks and Real Doings
The column surveys dull newspaper months with satirical notes on Lizzie Borden and rival dailies. It reports Warren New England vibes from bank runs to soda fountain fads, and ends with a moral on wealth, life, and community duty amid sorrow and disease.
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Eureka
Cal
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