Warren Ledger Highlights From April 1888 Local Scene
Warren written notes describe visits by Mrs. James Cable and Deacon Ham Hill, a new office opening by Dr. Fred Stranahan, an arm injury at a factory, and various residents visiting or traveling. It covers local business, real estate, a fire parade fund, licensing debates, a major coal mining and oil economy note, a fatality and inquest on James McLaughlin, a string of upcoming entertainment and social announcements, plus a wedding and library event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cable
Joseph Hale
Corydon
Deacon Ham Hill
Smellport
Warren
Ea O'Donnell
Findlay
Ohio Fields
J. P. Johnson
James Morgan
Toledo
Will Parmlee
Minneapolis
Minn
R.E. F
Ledger
G. Ward
Wyman & Davis
Goodrich & Fehlman
D. W. Clark
Tidiante
Sta
Citizens’ National Bank
Jamestown
Latrobe
Julia Hazeel
George Parker
Kane
Heald
Warner
Shaughenesy
Corry
Gilmore
Gimore
Bairstow
Eugene Gilmore
Bradford
North Warren
Red House
Hiram Eddy
Connecticut
Eddy
Presbyterian Church
James
Zac Eddy
James McLaughlin
Oil City
Henry Manly
McPhersons
Speechly
Camp Run
President
McLaughlin
Squire Reynolds
Angola
N. Y
F. Hebbard
Edward W. Pierce
Buffalo
Edith I. Lincoln
Lake Shore and Michigan Railroad
Pierce
The
Hibbard
Coldren & Weaver
The License Question Editor Ledger on Warren County
A Warren county editorial argues against Prohibition and for regulated licenses, claiming licenses would curb illicit sale and preserve hotel trade. It contends temperance zealots misrepresent the issue, notes loss of business from prohibition, and urges balanced action to protect morals and commerce without entering a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ledger
Warren County
The Pedigree of the Devil in Harper’s May issue
Notes review multiple literary items and issues from May publications. Conway’s Cosmopolitan piece on demonology features elaborate color plates including Mephistopheles scenes. Other reviews cover Harper’s Magazine fiction, poetry and North’s Musical Journal, with notes on forthcoming band and orchestra departments and subscription offers. Also details George Kennan’s May Century piece on Siberia and his overland telegraph project experiences with Russian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncure D. Conway
May Cosmopolitan
Mephistopheles
Margaret
Devine
Mephistopheles Trade
North
Paouad
Beechwood Walt
J. C. Caandier
Anton Skelezhi
W P. Fenimore
Adam Gebel
North's
Musical Journal
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
George Kennan
Siberia
Kennan
St. Petersburg
Moscow
New York
Lavirovol
Merck Drug Store Opens To Meet Warren Needs
The Merck Drug Store, run by B. F. Morris and W. H. Sandborn, promises a first class drug and fancy department with ready in-house compounding, fresh medicines, and guaranteed superior made products. The firm advertises broad stock, reasonable prices, and experienced staff including Jas. B. Mullen with fourteen years as prescription druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Merck Drug Store
Jas. B. Mullen
Morck Drug Store
Jas
Em Patent Medicing Department
B. F. Morris
W. H. Sandborn
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Warren, PA
Fred Stranahan
Kiezua
Co-Operative
Geo. P. Orr
Second Street
Lorenz Matt
C. P. Northrop
Old Reliable Companies
John Sill & Son
Exchange Block
Water Street
Youngsville
W. C. Foley
Clearfield
Black Bro
Wallace & Co
Farapaugh
Leonhart
Library Hall
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Florelle Hovey
Caldwell
Toronto
Clara Barna
Barna
Chautauqua
Cox
Literaryr Notes
Harper’ Magazine
Wiliam Klech
Jube L. Whiting
Annie Bigelow
John Bigelow
Jeremiah Johnson
Ruth Mcknery Staur
Mass Rives
Richard E. Burton
Wordsworth
Mount Kiddaw
Alvid Parsons
A. Abbey
A. A. Davis & CO
Warren Penn
Bell Bro.’s
Cheney Brothers
Bell Brothers
Haskell