Fourth of July Fire Department Elections at Clarendon
The town readies for a large Fourth of July celebration with a parade plan and strong community support. Clarendon’s fire department officers are to be elected, business boosters urge local participation, and a variety of local notes and happenings fill the roster from O. 8. McCandless to the cementing of street improvements and the opening of a prohibition-themed restaurant.
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Fire Department
Driscol &Whitney's
Foreste
Brown Hese Company
Browns
Clarendon
Martz
Lykens
John O'Neil
Edith Mattis
Oneil
Hermit Springs
Heath Block
Main Street
Johnny Wilkins
Parker City
Chas
Noble
Railroad Street
Independent Hose Company
Benen Hyperion Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. C. Maul
C. C
James White
P. C
Reverend Miller
W. J. Summerville
V. C
F. Campbell
A. J
W. H. Sandborn
E. Aid
G. L
Grand Army
Ket
W. W.sandy
Merket
Runkie
W. McNett
Knight
Smith Titus
Jerry Baish
Julia Hazsel
M. Jackson & Bros
North
Cleveland the Winning Card in Presidential Talk
Mr. Daniel J. Manning, at the Fifth Avenue hotel, calls Cleveland the winning card in the political game. He declines to detail opposition in the party, noting Cleveland is a discreet party man and that opposition would not hurt him. He also remarks on discussing American politics with an English listener in a friendly informal way.
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the Herald
Daniel J. Manning
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Married Women and Property Law Repeals Restraints
For a week past the married women of Pennsylvania have been as free as maids to buy and sell and get gain and make con tracts and debts independently of their husbands. The married women's property act is now a law and those who have business dealings with married women will guide themselves accordingly.
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Pennsylvania
Phil. Press
Crocker
Putnam
John Spitz
Pittsfield
R. A. Siggins
Brokenstraw
N. Mead
Corydon
Spetz
Mr. Crocker
Mr. Clinton
Children’s Day Observed At M. E. Church Next Sabbath
Children’s Day will be observed at the M E church next Sabbath morning with exercises by the children’s choir and pastor. It is expected to be a season of profit and pleasure for both the adult and Sunday school departments.
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M. E
Rambler on bicyclists and local politics in Warren
A Rambler comments on bicycle use and sidewalk rights, argues riders should yield to pedestrians, and criticizes local officials and candidates for county commissioner. The piece discusses license decisions, the Miller salary dispute sparked by “Many Patrons,” and the bicycle club’s High street permit. It questions efficiency of county commissioners and notes public debate ahead of elections.
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Miller
High Street
Battle Flags Return Debate Rages Across States
The circular to state governors announcing presidential approval for returning battle flags to northern and southern states sparked protests led by Ohio General Boynton and a Warren G A R post. The flags, captured from Confederate forces, are to receive historical records, with a possible presidential letter pending.
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War Department
General Drum
Foraker
Boynton
Ohio
Warren
G. A. R. Post
Adjutant General
United States
Confederacy
W.H. Tayner
SH. Davis
D’r
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Fred
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Sam Cook
Findlay
Whitling
Driscol & Whitling
Bradford
Young
Boyd Bros. & Young
Mercer County
Zack Weaver
al Johnston
Samuels
Front Street
Tam
Langworthy
Miler
Brown
Lewistown
Bucher
Warren County
Seybert Commission
Manifesta
Seybert
University of Pennsylvania
Tarry Kellar
Kellar
Henry Beybert
University
William Pepper
Joseph Leidy
George A. Koenig
Robert Ellis Thompson
George S. Fullerton
Horace Howard Furness
Coleman Sellers
James W. White
Calvin B. Kneer
Weir Mitchell
Pepper
Parnesa
Fullerton
5. J. Patterson
Ilenry Slade Fred Briggs
Margaret Fox Kane
Maud H. Lord
Pierre
O. A. Keeler
Doerie Rutherme
M. B. Thayer
James V W. Manafield
Powell
Best
Copeland
R. W. Flint
Eleanor Martin
Eliza A. Martin
Patterson
Henry Siuade
Science
SLATE
Fechner
Schneibner
Weber
Zoellner
Henry Slade
Scheibner
Zoehner
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