Legal ruling on license law in Warren County
The document outlines Judge Brown’s opinion on Pennsylvania license statutes, arguing licenses must be granted only when necessary for public accommodation and that courts must decide case by case. It stresses adherence to the 1867 act requiring petitions and remonstrances, local sentiment, and cautions against arbitrary decisions. It notes emphasis on women’s remonstrances and cautions against transient petition names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvia
Commonwealth
Ting
Justice Agnew
Supreme Court
Standecker
Act of Assembly
Fortieth
Derr
Chester Co
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Clarendon School Board Reports Tax Cut and New Directors
The annual school district report shows a healthy financial condition with potential tax reductions next year. New directors are C. P. Wilkins and F. N. Chapin. officers include President Wm. McCutcheon and Treasurer E. Morae. Collector Runkle is praised for delinquents, and the district emphasizes strong salaries and good teachers. The article also notes a contested free department election, a new sidewalk grading project, and local business updates including Lemmer’s move and Hershfield’s sale values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Wilkins
F. N. Chapin
Wm. McCutcheon
R.l.shugart
E. Morae
Runkle
E. Mopoe
Clarendon
Ulrich
Suerte UK
SMT
Morse
John Ulrich
Distressing result of protracted canvass for judge
Erie Herald reports TL. 8. Norton collapsed after defeat. family doctor treated him at home. Admiralo Jouett to lead north Atlantic squadron. no successor named. Daisy Nova Scotia notes secession debate and a flag incident. Brooklyn man Johnson dies after self harm by furniture and rope. London prorogues Parliament. poems on a woman’s question recount love and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Judge
Erie Herald
Mr. Norton
I. Rosenzweig
W. H. Pearce
James E. Jouett
United States Navy
Admiral Jouett
North Atlantic
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Washington
Robert Bord
The
Tennessee
James Wi. Jouett
Diasy
N.S
World of Sport Notes on Local People of Interest
A column of sport notes covers Hofford’s reinstatement, Kittleman in Romeo MI, and Allegheny club profits. It reports on pitchers O Brien Milligan Brouthers and Jolinson, sprinting feats, racing bets, photography in racing, a Pittsburg amateur photograph excursion, and Mullane bribery allegations with an impending inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Hofford
M. K. Kittleman
Romeo
Mich
Allegheny Club
Bierbaner
Warren
Atkisson
O'Brien
O Brien
Milligan
L. E. Myers
Harry Jolson
Johnson
Dominick McCaffrey
Brouthers
Detroits
Munstery
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
A.B. Pord
Harry M. Johnson
Jolinson
Ford
Harper's Ferry
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Smith
Johnstown
Hough
Tony J. Mullane
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Mullane
American Association
Cincinnati
American Associution
Fences and politics a cabinet joke from 1880
The Rome Sentinel recalls a saying about an absent congressman “gone home to fix his fence.” It recounts Secretary of the Treasury John Sherman planning a trip to Ohio in spring 1880 while jokes about political repairs spread, noting the moment became a public cue to a politician’s absent attentiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chicago
Treasury
John Sherman
Ohio
Jepbn
Manefield
Sherman
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Jdge Brown
Warren County
Geo. Balls
George Ball
Feremens Slectio
Joan Lemmer
Waxelbaum Block
Charley McNett
Corwen
G. M. Hill
Flynn
Hershfield’s
Mr. Hershfield
Ed. Coleman
M. Schone
McNett
John Lemmer
Mike
Clarendon Hetail
Warren Ledger
G. M. Hill's
G.M. Will's
the Stars and Stripes
Canada
New Yoas
John Johnson
Brooklyn
Loxpoy
Tronie
Elizabeth D. Drawning
the World OF Sport
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