Rev Sam Jones warns Chicago girls to guard company
Points of Advice Given to a Chicago Audience of 1,500. Rev Sam Jones closes his week of labors with a girls only sermon drawing 4,500 present. He urges vigilance in associations, condemns perfumed admirers, and mocks wine suppers and German parties as dangers to virtue, urging mothers to oversee libraries and admonishing girls to avoid temptations.
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Sam Jones
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Plain Mary
Michigan Avenue
New Labor Party Formed to Oppose Unions in PuapEapia
In PuapEapia March 24 a meeting of non union workingmen formed a movement aiming to oppose all trades unions. Leader Edward Saybrook pledges independence and manhood of workers, promising no wage demands or strikes, and to sell labor without unions.
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PuapEapia
Edward Saybrook
Terribly Burned in a Boiler Explosion at Troga
March 23 report details a boiler explosion during gas lighting while workers Jake Winger Orris Winger John Mangill and W.S Wark were preparing the well for Wark More Langworthy The blast occurred as Orris attempted to start the gas ignition and trapped several men in the derrick James Fagan aided by timely help preventing worse injuries. Winger Mangill and others were burned with facial and hand injuries
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Troga
Jake Winger
Orris Winger
John Mangill
W.S Wark
Wark
More & Langworthy
Winger
Orris
Manyell
James Fagan
Fagan
Garden Seeds Meeting At Warren County Farmers Association
Next Saturday afternoon the Warren County Farmers Association holds its regular monthly meeting with member speeches. Mr Powell will lecture on the Horse at the Court House in the evening, and President C Lott will distribute seeds from the Agricultural Department, Washington, via Hon W L Scott, as an inducement to join. Seeds are plentiful and worth the membership fee, and many applications are expected.
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Warren County Farmers’ Association
Powell
Court House
C. Lott
Agricultural Department
Washington
W L. Scott
Late 19th Century Pennsylvania Notices of Thanks
In SuEFFIeLp Pennsylvania on March 23 a note thanks friends for a birthday gift of 2821 given by Farnsworth Siding on the occasion of A A Horrox’s 51st birthday. A. A. Horrox signs as pastor. Another letter thanks those who aided in saving property from a recent fire. Charles Sparks and family express gratitude for sympathy after a bereavement.
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Sueffielp
A. White
Farnsworth Siding
A. A. Horrox
M E
Younesville
Corroon
Charles Sparks
Eye Surgery Advice Before Summer Heat
Time For Critical Eye Operations urges cataract and serious eye procedures before high summer heat. Dr Sadler at 804 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh pa offers illustrated pamphlet and references free with terms to suit each case.
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Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsbugh
Good it May Do and the Tenure of Office Act Debate
The dispute between the President and the senate may yield benefits if it spurs reform of civil service laws. Critics note the Tenure of Office Act was a partisan expedient that hindered executive removals and is seen by some as unconstitutional or ill advised. The encounter could push the law to align with constitutional usages, easing friction once resolved. Harrisburg, 0 P.0P.
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Senate
Mc Cleveland
Johnson
Grant
Harrisbury
A Curious Charge Against Judge Wilson
The Clarion Jacksonian accuses Judge Wilson, former law partner of John W. Reed, of granting liquor licenses to Reed supporters and denying those opposed, alleging a county monopoly. It claims promises and payments for votes, with sworn testimony offered to support the allegations, while noting counterclaims if untrue. Patrick Ruey suffered a broken chin when kicked by a horse at Hardenbare's livery. Dr Stranahan treated him and he is recovering.
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Kint
Wilson
Patrick Ruey
Harden “Are
Political blunder grips Edmunds move on nominations
Republican senators, without exception, view Edmunds attack as a political blunder harming their cause. He forced the fight and now may hold them to press his censure of the attorney general and a veterans resolution, followed by a scramble to confirm the president’s nominees.
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Edmund
Buncombe
Barrett
Duskin
Don Cameron
van Wyck
Hale
Plumb
Teller
Stadford
Vones
Nevada
Edmunds
Indefensible Claim on Senate Role in Suspensions
An Indefensible Claim disputes President's need to seek Senate advice on suspensions. The executive message shows a nominated replacement serves in place of suspended official with full pay until end of session, regardless of confirmation. The piece argues no Republican lawyer or journal supports senatorial power over suspensions as claimed by Mr. Edmunds.
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Humonds
Senate
Edmunds
Boston Ha Ad
Secretary Manning Suffers Stroke Amid Overwork
Secretary of the Treasury Manning collapsed last Tuesday from a stroke or similar ailment. He is under care of Doctors Lincoln and Hamilton who take turns at bedside. Reportedly caused by overwork, he began daily duties at eight and worked through six with little lunch, shaping the Treasury into a well run department.
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the Treasury
Manning
Lincoln
Hamilton
Treasury Department
Amusements in Warren Highlights of April performances
Janisil the great actress to appear Friday evening April 2 at Princess Andres. The Bell Cole Concert Company to perform next Monday at Library Hall with first class artists. Louise Sylvester Company earlier shows drew fair crowds but citizens tire of the acts. Prof Erni the one legged skater to perform again April 10. Mozart Concert at Enbrary Hall on April 1 under Brierly and Lohse with 50 voices and 15 instruments. Admission 25 35 50 cents. tickets at Noyes rug store.
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Janisil
Warren
Princess Andres
Janish
SOLE
Beil Cole
Lbrary
Miss Cole
Labes
Louise Sylvester Company
Erni
Ic Warren
Mozart
Enbrary Hall
Mozart Society
Brierly
Ene
Mozart Orchestra
Lohse
Geo. Carter
Winnie Eyleston
Go, Brierly
T. W Snacklett
Fred. Bell
Mary Turver
Noyes’ S
Pure Meanness and a Local Monopoly Challenge
An 1886 Warren Pa letter denounces a gas bill dispute over a builder funded house. It accuses Pennsylvania Standard Gas Co. of charging widow Mrs Shoff for gas used during construction. The writer condemns wealth and corporate power, asking if money justifies dishonesty and oppression.
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Warren Ledge
James Nixon
Glade
Nixon
Niaon
Pennsylvania Standard Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Warren
Cilisens
Douxson
Warren, Pa
Glade Run W C T U elects officers for 1886
Glade Run W C T U met Saturday evening March 20 1886 and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs A E McWilliams Vice Presidents Mrs L F Deming and Mrs L Mead Rec Sec Mrs M Braley Cor Sec Mrs E E Jackson Treasurer Mrs J Rollins Supt of Literature Mrs S Storom Supt of Juvenile Work Mrs S Parks Organist Miss Florence Coffin They report thirty two dollars in treasury and pledge to continue good works with God's help. Ree Sec Mrs M Branzy
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Glade
A E. McWilliams
L. F. Deming
L. Mead
M. Braley
E.E. Jackson
Treas
J. Rollins
Not by the sheriff yet a sale by self and clerks
Selling out at lowest living profits with daily arrivals of boot shoes rubbers leather and entlings. Largest stock in the county invites all to call and see for themselves at the golden horse shoe opposite the First National Bank Warren Pa March 19 1886.
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Golden Horse Shoe
First National Henk C
Smira
Warren
Charity Clothes Offer From Mr Ball To Warren Children
A good offer extends to Warren children in need. Mr Ball will provide a suit of clothes to every child who brings an order from the Relief Association, fulfilling his promise to help those whose parents cannot afford garments.
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Warren
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Pittsburg
Lesley
American Institute of Mining Engineers
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W. F. Steins
Citizens’ National Bank
Good Templars
Fisher Block
Utter
Round House
J . Roach
Rowbes
Cornelius
Terance V. Powderly
Peck
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Nopoly
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