Court refuses Warren liquor licenses after weighing evidence
The court, with Judges Brown, Merritt and Barker, finds licenses unnecessary for the public accommodation after hearing Thomas W. Arird and others. The decision notes petitions and remonstrances were properly filed, cites 1887 and 1867 acts, and states all applications were refused. D Ridelsperger’s brewer’s license withdrawal occurred before the ruling, ending the session.
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Brown
Merritt
Barker
Thomas ‘. Arirad
Warren Borough
Warren County
Warren
United States
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Arird
D. Ridelsperger
J. W. Wiggins
Odd Fellows Decorate in Warren Mortuary Service
Odd Fellows and Warren Lady Degree Lodge held a memorial service for 38 departed brothers at Oak Island cemetery. A procession with Prof Reig's brass band arrived at the cemetery, Rev J N Fradenburgh gave a prayer, and rain curtailed the address but flowers were placed on graves. The Warren lodge, noted for charity, aims to honor its legacy and growth in membership and principle.
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Warren Dodge
Warren Lady Degree Lodge
Odd Fellows
Oaksland Cemetery
Prof
Reig
J. N. Fradenburgh
Lods
Venango Democrats Name Harmony Strong Ticket
The Venango county Democratic convention at Branklin nominated a strong ticket. Delegates were instructed to vote for ex-Governor Patti son at the state convention. For congress A. A. Plumer of Franklin was endorsed, praised as a leader. For state senate R. F. Glenn of Franklin was endorsed, noted as a top nominee. Supporters favor C A Cornen and M W Bovee for congress and senate respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenango
Venango County
Branklin
Pattison
Warren County
A. A. Plumer
Franklin
Plumber
Arnold Plumer
Pennsylvania
Pumer
Senate
R. F. Glenn
Glenn
Venango
Congress
C. A. Cornen
Youngsville
M. W. Bovee
Southwest
State Senate
Fiery Toms advance in Farm Mill Mine relief work
At DungaR Pa June 19 rescuers press toward the Hill Farm lead, tunneling through fallen slate and coal from Mahoning mine. Conflicting authority crops up as crews near the burning chambers, with a steady draft aiding progress and a near breakthrough anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Mill
Dungar
Farm Hil
Mahoning
Eleventh Cassadaga Lake Spiritualist Meeting Prominent Speakers Listed
The Cassadaga Lake Free Association hosts its eleventh annual meeting from July 25 to August 31. Noted speakers include Mrs Lillie, Mrs Richmond, Hon A R Richmond, W J Colville, Jennie B Hagan, Lyman Howe, Hon Sidney Daan and Walter Howell. Lily Dale offers good hotels, two steamers, music, and vacation profit, with Warren county sending large delegations. Letters remaining in Warren PA post office listed for both ladies and gentlemen. unclaimed items after two weeks go to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassadaga Lake Free Association
Lillie
Richmond
A. R Richmond
W. J. Colville
Jennie B. Hagan
Lyman ©. Howe
Sidney Daan
Walter Howell
Lily Dale
Warren County
Oil Market Quiet as Sister Bill Shapes Stocks and Policy
The week saw oil prices move within narrow limits until a morning surge above 91, then recede to near 90. The report notes Thos. Phillips may have turned property into Standard Oil for 1.5 million dollars, and warns of continued absorption by the "devil-fish." Wheat and corn fluctuate, stocks rally on long-term bullish views, while silver legislation and monetary reform dominate debate. The piece contrasts senate and house measures, discusses free coinage versus legal tender, and weighs implications for future purchasing power and inflation. OLoGoG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Phillips
Standard Oil Company
Hutchinson
Hutch
Senate
House
Ologog
The Concert Tonight at Library Hall
Jami son’s concert company performs at Library hall this Friday evening June 20. The group has enjoyed success on its summer tour with a Bradford return engagement to a splendid audience and strong press endorsement. Miss Inez Mecusker, a celebrated singer, has many friends in Warren eager to hear her.
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Jamison
Library Hall
Bradford
Inez Mecusker
Warren
June Meeting Brings Busy Races at Warren Driving Park
The Warren Driving Park Association held a two day meeting after rain delays. Yes Eye See won the 2:45 trot, Lizzie Shirley claimed the four year old trot, and Charlie May beat Fugata in the half mile. Lena H Bastile swept the 2:38 heat series, Major Wonder and J B Richardson led the 2:18 pace, and Mystery beat Danville in the one mile run. George Davis and the board praised starter Wheeler for fair play as the meet ended a success. A teen rider Ralph Way died from injuries after a horse kick, and local notices offered help and ads for services.
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Vandergrift & O'Dell
Jamestown
H.W. O'Dell
Warren
Lizzie Shirley
Almonette
Lizzie
Fugata
Charlie May
N. Y
Honest John
G. Clarion
Buffalo
Alta Patehen
Williamstown
Jogsylin
Ishpeming
Mich
Alma
Major Wonder
Newton B
J. B. Richardson
Richardson
Mr. Wheeler
Dave Siggins Fon
Chateau D'Or
Danville
O'Hern
Faulkner
BAC Bastile
Sandusky
Lena H. Ishpeming
Mica
Harry Ellis
Patterson
Tocsin
Titusville
Newton B. Patterson
Winterset
J.B. Richardson
Bradford
Mystery
Greenwood
N.Y
Randolph
Ashteoula
Geo. Davis
Messrs
Shirley
Beaty
Siggins
Walkerman
Hysinger
Wheeler
Warren High School Commencement at Library Hall
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening for Warren High School commencement exercises in Library Hall. The program featured student speakers, essays, recitations, musical numbers, and diplomas presented by President Dinsmore, with strong performances by Misses Clawson Coffin Sersall Wickster Lacy Orr Parshall Wilhelmus and Messrs Brace Chapel Danforth Messner Rearick Crary Boeschlin. The event closed with an entertainment titled The Temple of Fame by the W. R. ladies, proceeds aiding the Brookville old soldiers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Library Hall
Northing
Nina M. Clawson
Florence M. Coffin
Emma B. Chapel
Harriet E. Lacy
Fannie J. Linsner
Lizzie J. Orr
Clarabelle Parshall
Alice M. Wickster
Scott
Abbottford
F. A. Wheeler
Angus McDonald
Shakespeare
Queen Catherine
Juliet
Florence W. Coffin
Lady Macbeth
Hermoine
Alice M. Sersall
Harries E. Lacy
Earl H. Boesehlin
Charles Lind
Larionet
Dinsmuoor
Warren
Temple of Fame
W. R
Brookville
Plea for the Gum Eater from a North Australian Visitor
A humorous note from New York Mail writer N Y M praising gum chewing as a social art. The visitor, Chewgumqua, a reformed cannibal from North Australia, aims for the Gum Chewing chair, praises manners and the cobweb garment idea, and extols gum chewing as a sign of refined character among youth and both sexes.
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Borroz
North
Australia
Chewgumqua
Hans Anderson
Emerson
South
Foo
N.Y. M
Niagara Excursion to view Falls Ends Warren Convention
A Newton excursion organized by S. B. Newton of the W N Y & P railroad carried Good Templars delegates to Niagara Falls for a six hour visit after a Warren convention. The trip left Warren at 7 a.m. and returned after six hours, with acclaim for Newton’s careful planning and his upcoming Thousand Islands trip promising further enjoyment.
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Good Templar
Warren
Newton
W. N.Y. & P. Railway Company
Falls
Palls
Thousand Islands
Silverman Case Heads to Supreme Court on Peculiar Point
The Silverman case from Kittanning, heard in Leechburg, ends with a guilty verdict for selling to intemperate people but acquits on selling without a license and to minors. Counsel says the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that under federal law he cannot be punished under Pennsylvania law for selling to intemperate patrons after an acquittal on related charges. Leechburg townsfolk broadly back the verdict, noting potential inter state commerce implications.
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Silverman
Supreme Court
Kittanning
Leechburg
C. 8. Fetterman
Pittsburg
United States
Pennsylvania
A Sad Experience in a Poker Game Description
A reader recounts a troubling moment in a poker game describing a player who hits a large pot with a double crack while another keeps drawing to a weaker hand and loses. The narrator notes the winner seems sincere and chastened, though the incident remains puzzling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casses
Vision defects in Warren children blamed on fathers Quay glare
The Chicago Times quips that over one fifth of Warren Pennsylvania school children were found defective in vision by Prof August Morek and suggests a statewide pattern. It sarcastically notes fathers are so shortsighted they cannot see Senator Quay clearly.
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Warren
Fraf
August Morek
Senator Quay
Chicago Times
Their Annual Dance at the Hol. Wetmore Hose Co
The Hol Wetmore hose company plans its annual uniform ball at the skat ing rink on July 4th. Thad Reig's orchestra will provide first class music. A arrangements committee led by W L Reeger W W Spaulding R G Wacker man BR J Sullivan Will Ennis Jas Brann Gus Hauer Geo Snyder D J Grindley will handle preparations.
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Hol. Wetmore Hose Company
Thad Reig
W. L Reeger
W. W. Spaulding
R. G. Wackerman
BR. J. Sullivan
Will Ennis
Jas, Brann
Gus. Hauer
Geo. Snyder
D. J. Grindley
Pennsylvania Maccabees elect officers at Oil City convention
The annual convention of the Pennsylvania Maccabees elected Grand Camp officers for the coming year. Officers include Commander R. W. Murray from Bradford Tent 4 and Lieutenant Commander E. E. Graham of Saxonburg. Representatives to the Supreme Tent named E. Watson Williamsport, W. Murray Bradford, B. Simmons Oil City, J. Steele Oil City, and E. H. Brady Roulette Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania Maccabees
Oil City
Pennsylvania
R. W. Murray
Bradford
E. E. Graham
Excelsior
Saxonburg
C. H. Fowle
Carry
Allen McLain
Edenburg
W. E
A. M. Kart
Tarentum
Pickett
K. D. Shurrell
Port Allegany
E. S. Watson
Williamsport
BR. W. Murray
B. Simmons
J. BR. Steele
Tecumseh
Oi City
E. H. Brady
Pittsburg
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G.wilson
Oliver Naggblad
Nilda
Raymond
Cora Jonson
Nattie Tompsett
Rose Knapp
Goldie Wilson
Grace
Brown Jacob Now
M. Bricker
Jacob Jackson
E. Brooks
N. W. Platt
James Baker
M. F. Spiritualists’ Society Care
Thos
J. P
R. A. Love
P. M
Warren Driving Park Association
Ralph Way
J. W. Way
Pine Grove Township
W. W. Hague
Tidioute
Penn
Cape
Ohio
Wm. Spinner
Library
Hall
the Temple of Fame
Niagara Excursion
Grand Ledge
C.G. T
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