Warren Ledger reveals town notes and street railway failure
The Warren Ledger reports numerous local items including arrests for river bathing, political candidacy notes, charitable events, and a fatal bridge accident at Oil City. It laments the failed Warren street railway after Thomas Struthers’s costly venture and notes community reminders, society notices, and obituaries alongside local humor.
Warren Fire Department Fifth Annual Parade Draws Crowds
Last Tuesday the Warren Fire Department held its fifth annual parade joined by Jamestown Deluge Company. Two bands performed while the Niagara Rose Co hosted a picnic and dance. After a fire alarm in the early morning a partially burned vacant building prompted praise for the Jamestown guests and gratitude for a day of community enjoyment despite limited profits.
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Warren Fire Department
Deluge Company
Jamestown
Tom Cluney
Warren
Frewnburg
Carroll
Irvine’s Woods
Niagara Rose Co
Frewburg
Carver House
Niagara
Roscoe Hall
Oil, strawberries, and a picnic tale in Warren district
A northern Glade strike yields about seventy five barrels while wells remain modest. Oil prices dip to 1.70, then 1.20 in Glade and 1.10 in North Warren, dragging trade down in the Warren district. A North Warren well shows potential of fifty barrels. Tidioute readies Fourth celebrations with parades and speeches. Hopkins and Acomb drillers complete 700 feet in seven and a half days, possibly a record. Azeltine & Brother send Wilson and Downing strawberries, large and sweet. A health reform issue from Battle Creek is noted.
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Holt
North Glade
Warren
Glade
North Waren
Tew & Co
Jamestown
Hoffman’s
North Warren
Peter Noel
H. F. Higgins
Hopkins and Acomb
Azeltine & Brother
Wilson
Downing
Drowned man Oliver Anderson remembered in TavIneron
Oliver Anderson drowned while saving lumber at the Riv er near E Daily s place. His wagon overturned and his horse reached shore. he plunged into the stream to rescue the lumber, per an inquest verdict. The funeral was held at Irvine Church with Rev W L Riley officiating. Citizens showed esteem. W G Sherman JP led the inquiry with a named jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Riley
Oliver Anderson
B. Babbit
W.G. Sherman
W. G. Sherman
J. P
W. W. Beardslee
Foreman
W. H. Metzgar
8. Averill
Peter Smith
H. C. Woods
C. Arters
Sheffield Items Show Townsfolk Praise Improvements
In Sheffield on a visit Ephora Leperr notes neat streets, repainting and renovations. Horton Crary & Co’s tannery employs hundreds. Swain & Co’s grocery thrives. Darling’s drugstore supplies medicine. The Williams Hotel, rebuilt under Jas G. Marsh, draws excursionists. a new schoolhouse shines. Local politics favor T E Barnes for County Treasurer. Sheffield poised as a business hub and summer resort.
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Warren
Ephora Leperr
Sheffield
Horton, Crary & Co
Swain & Co
Darling
Dr. Bouton
Williams Hotel
Jas. G. Marsh
T. E. Barnes
Allegheny
Barnes
Shefield
Warren County
Travel notes from Morais Illinois in June
The La Salle area is described as a growing mining and manufacturing hub with about 10 000 inhabitants across La Salle and Peru. It notes W H Beecher and a press gang pioneer, local railroad links, and ongoing town improvements. Mentions incidents including a gas explosion death at McKinney well Kirberger farm and a large funeral procession.
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Chicago
St. Louis
la Salle
Peru
Ilinois
Illinois & Michigan
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Illinois Central
Veritas argues temperance vs. crime and honesty
A lengthy dialogue stars John, Henry, and Benny debating Veritas, intemperance, doctors, druggists, and mothers. They defend wine as a right while condemning harmful medicines, urging honesty, public discussion, and exposure of wrongs beyond temperance. The piece blends moral critique with a call to open press debate.
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Benny
Fearal
John
Veritas
Henry
Murphy
Merchant
Warren Mail
Dom
Joan
Johnn
de Henry
George
Yeary
Regular Secretion Health Boost via Bitters and Soap
An 19th century advertisement extols Hostetter s Stomach Bitters to normalize gastric and biliary secretions, aid digestion, detoxify blood, and regulate urinary function. It touts Whites, Glenn s Soap for skin, and other tonics like Hill s Dye and Schenck s Palmonts Syrup, urging use for health and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westetter
Glenn
Dept. Crittenton
Sixth Avenue
Hill
Green's August Flowsa Promises Dyspepsia Cure
An advertisement claims Green's August Flowsa cures Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all forms. It boasts over 50 000 bottles sold last year with no reported failures and many testimonials. Three doses said to relieve any case. Simple bottles 16 cents, regular 87 cents. Sold by all druggists. April 26, 188?
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Warren Street Railway
Thomas Struthers
Warren
Bir
Struthers
Green
August Fiowsa
Derageisis
All Druggiats
Tleaw Ly
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J. J. Spencer
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W. F. Siggins
Youngsville
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A. E. Bishop
Buffalo Enpreas
Marie Wachtel
Rushford
Allegany County
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Olean
Lady’s Aid Society
M. E. Church of
Judge Proper
Clara Slunter
Tionesta
Is Creek
Oil City
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the Times
Alonzo Patch
Yougsville
M. Hi
I. P. Cobham
G. P. Orr
Charles Anderson
Spring Creek
Harbor Creek
Erie County
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Young Ladies’ Society of the
Lutheran Church
Roscoe
Pierce
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Oil News
Tidioutes
Tidioute
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Battle Creek
Mich
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Princeton College
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S. Cogswell
Dr. Parker
Juldté
R. H. Jonson
McKinney
Kirberger Farm
George Hinkle
Oakland
Henesty
Hlohnson
New Staar Ling
Tira Burgett
Farmington
Jackson Run
Kiantone
Winsor
Davis Hrouse
Rags
Julata
Work
I. Johnson
Julata Os
Coryphon
Corydon
Good Templars
Col. J.D. James
Sustito R. H. Johxson
Titusville
BE. K. Thompson
Guv. M. Herrina
Kerr Tfill
I. K. Thompson
Rutland Press
Dr. King
A. W. Merck & Co
Warren, Pa
R. H. Johnson
Dr. Schenck’s
Palmonts Syrup
Schenck
Corer Sixth
Arch Streets
Elias Forbes
Fredonia Naturel Gas Works
Fredonia
N. Y
Dr. Jenner
Capitol
Jiegard
Elias Forbas
M. Mead’s
Hanhart Block
Itnle
George Trinkle
Dennigan
Ivineburg
Rufus Irvine
John Dennigan
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South Third Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphic
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
United Companies of New Jersey
Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo
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Northern Central Hattrons Co
Hestonville Pass
BE. Co
Oldhit
Penn’a
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Valley’s
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