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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1887

Page

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Rambling on Warren gas Wars and urged inducements

A local writer criticizes the Pennsylvania gas company for high prices and alleged profiteering while urging citizens to pursue new gas suppliers and advertise offers to attract manufacturing locators. He cites dividend tactics, stock shifts, and territorial prospects near Sheffield and Ludlow estate, and notes ongoing electric light initiatives in Warren as counterweights to monopoly concerns.

Citizens’ Association Pennsylvania Gas Company Warren Pennsylvania Company Pittsburg People’s Gas Company Pennsylvania Erie Jamestown People’s Company Ludlow Warren County Peoples’ Company Sheffield

Arrest of Bradford Officer in Vosburg Death

Ed Vosburg of this city died in Bradford after an evening of drinking. Officer Trucks was jailed then released on bail after coroner’s inquest ruled death was by the visitation of God. W A Hall, the deceased’s uncle, pressed charges of manslaughter, and detectives reportedly shadowed all involved amid public excitement and pending court action.

Ed. C. Vosburg Bradford Trucks Vosburg W. A. Hall Warren A. B. Richmond Meadville George N Frazine Frazine & Wiggins

Report of Violla School Not Absent or Late Pupils

Report lists pupils not absent during March month. those not late marked with an asterisk. Names include Alice Wood Flora Blyler Gussie Blanchard Stella Ingraham Olive McKalip Edna Wood Maud Gibney Eve Seguine Tillie McNulty Myrtle Sage Eva Blanchard Cora Guilson Quay Ale Cane Jimmie Weir Ned Platt Henry Duck Lennie Ogden Fred Duck Julie Duck Minnie Etter Lester A. Skinner principal. Also room No 2 includes Nancy Farnsworth Tekla Nelson Lizzie Ogden Cora Templeton Bessie Templeton Bessie Farnsworth Rey Mealy Welcome Morris Frank Rogers Robt Weir Hexen Perrce assistant.

Alice Wood Flora Blyler Gussie Blanchard Stella Ingraham Olive McKalip Edna Wood Maud Gibney Eve Seguine Tillie McNulty Myrtle Sage Eva Blanchard Cora Guilson Quay Ale- Cane Jimmie Weir Ned Platt Henry Duck Lennie Ogden Fred Duck Julie Duck Minnie Etter Lester A. Skinner Prin Nancy Farnsworth Tekla Nelson Lizzie Ogden Cora Templeton Bessie Templeton Bessie Farnsworth Rey Mealy Welcome Morris Frank Rogers Robt. Weir Hexen Perrce

Watches and jewelry repaired by Wyman and Davie

Wyman and Davie offer repair services for watches clocks and all kinds of jewelry in an elegant manner. The advertisement highlights skilled work and refined presentation in their repair shop.

Wyman & Davie

Chautauqua Burned Homes Destroyed In Early Morning Fire

A morning blaze at the Chautauqua assembly grounds consumed seventy buildings including several large boarding houses on Simpson and Summerfield avenues. The Curtis cottage started the fire from a defective flue. fire apparatus was scarce, aiding rapid spread. The hotel Athenaeum was saved with difficulty. Corry and Erie departments were summoned. a special train came from Corry. The loss spans Simpson twenty nine structures on Summerfield and others on Terrace and Hedding avenues. Notable cottages owned by Ballard Wetmore Martin Ecker Dickens Briggs Cook White Chavir Moor Bennett Cummings Fassett and other residents perished or suffered heavy damage.

Burrato Chautauqua Assembly Eckert Mayville Simpson and Sunmerfield Avenues Auditorium Athenaeum Corry Erie Simpson Avenue Summerfield Avenue Terrace Avenue Hedding Avenue Doctor Ballard Bradford Judge Wetmore Warren Martin Mr. Fassett Franklin, Pa

Burglars In Court House Safe Blown Open And Loot Lost

Burglars blew open the treasurer's office safe in the court house vault last Friday. Cash was about 25 dollars. A hammer, monkeywrench and drills were taken from Schemerhorn's shop. Three suspects fled toward Clarendon. Kane later reported three men captured in another safe blow. Suspects identified in Werren items, confined in Smethport jail. Local math notes Erie has one saloon per twenty four voters.

Court House Schemerhorn Conewango Bridge Glade Clarendon Kane John Burns Thomas Huges Marion Guist Burns Hughes Guist Hales Corry Werren Foster and Magee McKean Smethport

Billingsley bill debated by Warren oil group leaders and supporters

A Warren oil producers meeting at the oil exchange weighed the Billingsley bill’s merits amid charges of pipage storage and shrinkage fees. Speakers urged reform, praised allied papers, and adopted resolutions endorsing the measure while warning senator Allen and local interests. Petitions circulated, with over a thousand signatories, as Clarendon and Warren gatherings pressed for action.

Warren and Incinity Oil Exchange J.awerble Burgess W. A. Rankin Geo. P. Orr George N. Frazine Peter M. Smith 8. Y. Davis A Nichol H. W. O'Dell George W. Sill James Roy J. B. Johneon J. H. Lockwood A. H. McKelvey John Best Q. F. Hoffman Peter Berry M. Silk J. K. Weaver Rankin Captain Hassan Oil City Standard Oil Company Billingsley David Kirk Brace Senator Allen M. H. Butler Tidioute P. Boyer Titusville Knights of Labor Messares Lillingsley Harrisburg Evening Star Pittsburg Distatch Pittsburg Commercial Gazette Meadville Tribune Bradford Star Clarendon Warren Allen Pennsylvania Gas Company Standard Warren County

Bible Wines Debate Prompts Rethink of Scriptural Word

A reader challenges Prohibition views by questioning whether the biblical term wine always means intoxicating drink. The letter argues there were two kinds of wine in ancient times and calls for reevaluating traditional scriptural interpretation toward total abstinence and modern freedoms.

Plincy Aristottle Solomon Christ Solomen Cana of Galatee Teetovlar

Devastating City Hotel Fire Kills Many in Warren

A blaze engulfed the Richmond hotel at Main and Eagle, destroying the building, St James hall, and adjacent property. Eyewitnesses say flames swept the elevator shaft as guests fled in night attire, resulting in twenty deaths and thirty serious injuries. Fire officials reported major losses across multiple establishments and insurance claims totaling high sums. An unrelated item notes an upcoming murder trial in Sioux City involving brewer John Arensdorf and nine others over the Haddack case.

Bupa Dolfule New Richmond Main Eagle Streets St. James Hall William N. Alport Bunnell's Museum Tivoli Hall Washington Street Main Street H. P. Whitaker B. E. Robinson Lambert & Co Smith Library Association Stafford & Co Fuller & Townsend Boston Peter Pull & Bros Albrecht & Kingsley Sioux City Iowa John Arensdorf George G. Haddack Arensdorf

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Warren Electric Light Company Warren County Electric Light Company George P. Orr Orr Ed. Vosburg Violla School Ren Water Street Bible Wines Maines Golden Golden Specific Co Race St Cincinnati Ohio Wyman & Davis Buffalo L. G. Noyes Drugg‘at
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