Charges Refuted at Warren Hospital Lunacy Committee Hearing
A state committee found the charges against Warren Hospital for the Insane almost wholly false as accuser W L Peart failed to appear with witnesses. The board, trustees, and medical staff were present and the investigation found humane treatment and proper management, urging public censure of Peart for filing baseless accusations.
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Board of Public Charities
State Hospital
Warma
Pennsylvani
Peart
Justees
Theospital
Warren
Art
Ir. Peart
Henry M. Witheril
Philadelphia
Luney
Asane
Ab Warrei
Aslam
W. L. Peart
Cphiladelphia
W. S. Peart, Esq
Kittanning
Committee of Lunacy
Warren Hospital
Committee On Lubacy
Thomas W. Bartow
Thomas G. Morton
George I. McLeod
Thomas W. Barlow
James B. Scott
George W. Starr
Cadwalader Biddie
Henry M. Wetherill
Committee On
Mr. Peart
Curwen
Wuld
They Conceave More Votes to Cleveland on the First Ballot
New York report on Hill canvass shows 698 total delegates with Cleveland at 453 and Hill at 336, Palmer 48, Carlisle 35, Boies 35. If unit rule applies, Hill would drop to about 286 while Cleveland rises to 577, with Kentucky Iowa or finnis potentially tilting the result. Hill managers believe Cleveland must win by two ballots or lose momentum.
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New York
Hill
Chicago
Tammany
Bill
Cleveland
Toidwister
Palmer
Carlisle
Boies
Mr. Hill
Kentucky
Iowa
Fineis
South Carolina
Virginia
Connecticut
Rogers Good at Cost Tea and Silverware Sale
Rogers Prokerr Harpware Co. Ltd offers entire stock of Rogers silver plated tea and table spread forks and knives at cost. Sale urges customers to come early before assortment is broken. Also promoting A. G. brand mushrooms from 7 Sizorrrey & Co.
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Rogers
Tue Prokerr Harpware Co. Ltd
Opinion on roadmasters duties and mandamus in Mead case
In Warren county roadmasters may not be required to post bonds nor take office oaths by law. Roadmasters collect taxes in money under commissioners direction, not like prior constables. The court grants a rule for alternative mandamus to require duplicates and warrants for road taxes or show cause why not, with amendment possible in Commonwealth name.
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Horace Gaylord
H. P. Eidelsperger
Mead Township
Commonwealth
Warred
Warren County
Commissioners of Road and Highways
Commissioners of Roads and Highways
Warret County
Novas
P. J
Oil City completes death toll as fifty four identified
Fifty four bodies have been recovered and positively identified in Oil City. Ambrose Moran and William White were named among the dead from Emlenton and Brereton. Frank Yeager, aiding in rescue, died Sunday after the strain of the disaster.
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Oil City
Emlenton
Brereton
Ambrose Moran
William White
James Rogers
Clapp Farm
Oil Creek
Frank Yeager
Liverlyville
Jamestown Fire Police Visit Sparks Quirky Greeting
A Jamestown fire police committee led by Captain W A White visited, sparking a jovial ceremony with the local force. The gathering featured a reading of a playful poem urging comrades to greet each other warmly, followed by a formal presentation of a large group portrait to the town’s firefighters. Warren Public Schools lists the 1992 93 Warren union school and academy faculty across Academy Central West End East Street.
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Jamestown
Ahack
Warren Public Schools
Warren Union School and Academy
Demorest Medal Contest and W C T U Notes
Notes from Warren and Connecticut on the W C T U and Demorest medal contests. Reports praise growing meeting attendance, lunch routines, and regular monthly gatherings. Details cover international contest activity, upcoming medal events at Cincinnati and Prohibition Park, and the prize structure from silver to grand gold medals. Connecticut and Pennsylvania entries highlight national progress and local leadership by Mrs. E Kreser and Mrs. A B Miller.
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Demorest
New England
Charles F. Woodbury
New York City
America
England
Scotland
Bulgaria
India
Japan
Corea
Cincinnati
Dickie
Gov. St. John
Silver Lake Quartette
Prohibition Park
Chamonds
W. Jennings Demorest
C. F. Woodbury
Tenth East Fourteenth Street
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
E. Kreser
A. B. Miller
New Haven
Keystone
W.C.T. U. of
Loyal Temperance Legion rally and court docket notes
A Loyal Temperance Legion rally is announced for Warren on June 22 with several LT L members expected, plus invitations to all LT L and WCTU members. The court docket reports seven prisoners sent to Western Penitentiary for robbery and related offenses, with fines, terms, and various verdicts across multiple cases including liquor licensing, assault, drunkenness, and fornication.
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Bette Dovaurr
Co. Sup't
John Mulligan
Peter Coon
John McCarthy
Western Penitentiary
Edward Major
Huntington Reform School
Warren Major
William Walker
Milo Wheeler
Kinzua
Robert Foster
J. T. Courson
Minora
Wm. Killum
Nelle
J. Gilfillen
Wm. Killun
M. XK. Gleason
Com
Joseph Taylor
L. Rolling
G. Bearman
Nelle Pros
Costa
Henry Boyce
L. J. Hall
John Zerby
Ira Culbertson
Half Rates to Cincinnati for Prohibition Convention
Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets at a single round trip fare for delegates and visitors to the Prohibition National Convention in Cincinnati on June 20 and 30, 1892. Tickets on sale June 27 and 28, valid going only on sale date and stamped back, no later than trains leaving the initial point. Return coupons usable to return date stamped in Cincinnati but not after July 6.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
First of the Season Excursion to Niagara by W N Y P R R
The W N Y P R R announces a popular low rate excursion to Niagara on Tuesday June 28 with a special Warren departure at 7 51 a m. Round trip fare is 2 25. Tickets valid for return on the 8 00 p m Niagara Falls train or Buffalo 5 30 p m next day. An Olean connection links two full days to enjoy Niagara and Buffalo as the urban development progresses.
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Niagara
Warren
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Ulean
Olean
America
Death of Lewis Hutchins in Erie
Death of Lewis Hutchins reported as sudden while living in Erie on Monday June １３８ at 1 o clock. Hutchins was a traveling engineer for the PGE R.R. and had served the railroad for 30 years. He was about 58 years old and had been ill for less than two days.
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Hutchins
Warren
Erie
P. GE. R.R
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L. Peart
Dpromas G. 3Lorrow
Gerorce I. Mwlerovp
Thomas W. Barrow
Hexix M. Bots
Cadwallader Biddle
James B Sporr
A. G
Sizorrrey & Ca
ORS
Warren Fire Police
L. A. Beardsley
Rhoda L. Abernethy
Mary O. Conrath
Allie M. Evans
W. L. MacGowan
Harriet A. Likens
Central
Mace L. Fiower
Minnie L. Gerdner
West End
Blanche Be, Campbell
Blanche McClintock
Anus L. Conrath
Joaura KE. Snyder
East Street
Helen E. Robinson
Ina R. Guist
Elizabeth A. Bright
Ellen T. Glenn
Ellen
L. T. L. Rally
Warren W.C
Lewis Hutchins
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