13 May 1892
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1892
Page
1
Essay argues street education harms youth, urges teachers to intervene with strong guidance, families to monitor evenings, and states a shift toward vocational training. It cites Keeley’s work, fixture of parlor meetings May 20, and lists local WCTU officers and notes from Garland Laie Warren for the column.
Resolutions of Warren Lodge No 339 on the death of brother Boon Magee dated April 28 1892 express sorrow at his loss and honor his service as husband and father. The charter will be draped for thirty days and copies are sent to the widow son and Warren papers for publication.
The Democratic County Committee of Warren county met in Warrenboro on March 24 1892 to set the date for the county convention. A primary to select delegates will be held May 28 at polling precincts with caucuses to follow. The convention aims to nominate candidates for Assembly County Treasurer Auditor Surveyor and Warren Academy Trustee plus three for the congressional conference.
The Warren County Prohibition Convention met in Warren Pa on May 12 1892 with H F Andrews nominated chairman and Wm Hague secretary. Delegates and alternates to Scranton were named and nominations for state roles discussed including Nominations for Congress and Assembly and county officers. The meeting endorsed the national delegate selection plan and referred district delegate choices to county and conference deliberations.
Five P and E work train employees were maimed when a large bridge iron fell east of Union City Pennsylvania yesterday morning. Injuries include Patrick Neugent with both legs broken and severe internal injuries Joseph Kavanagh with one leg broken bruising for three others who were severely bruised but with no broken bones.
A notorious ad cites Dr. Franklin Miles claiming rich educated girls eloping with various suitors suffer hysteria and nervous weakness. It promotes Restorative Nervine with trial bottles and a cure book from Morrison Mullen's, also selling Miles heart remedies and mushrooms brand products.
Epworth League hosts fourth James town District meeting at the M. E. Church Corry Pa with platform talks and papers by League workers. Rev S A Morse to deliver Spirit in the Wheel lecture. attendance and topics promise strong interest. Arthur Day celebrated with Arbor Day events in Warren featuring tree plantings and school program led by Blanche Campbell and Nellie E. Robinson. About 800 pupils heard Prof. MacGowan discuss Arbor Day as students planted trees in honor of local educators.
MEADVILLE May 10 Prohibitionists nominate ticket for county race with Norsig Crossman Titusville L C Gravee Springboro John Hay Meadville as nominees for agents and conferees A B Kerr Oil Creek Geo Fellows Cambridge B Mason Rayield Rev James Clyce Meadville and J T Frazier Ex Governor St John spoke tonight on the cause
Inspector H Ro McCalmont and a Detroit officer arrived Wednesday morning at 10 from Detroit with the third man tied to recent robberies. The suspect, known as Parkust or Parkburnt, signed a telegram from Buffalo to Hamilton in Oil City saying to meet Tom at Butler. It remains undecided whether he will stay in this custody for a hearing or be sent to Franklin to join Hugea and Hamilton in jail.
At the regular Epworth League meeting held Thursday May 6 officers elected for the term: President C A Peterson first vice president W J Smith second vice president Maud Russell third vice president C B Walker fourth vice president R G Chapel secretary Myrtle Waters treasurer S G Miller Also notices for new wallpaper paint ice and local ads follow.
A reader describes Wellesley College near Boston as a noble, modern learning center set in a lush landscape by Lake Waban. The piece praises its environment, facilities, and the aim of shaping young women through a broad collegiate education under strict moral guidance, ending with a tribute to its enduring influence.
Roy Loucks, a 27 year old former state hospital attendant, shot himself at his parents’ home two miles north of Lander after returning home ill. He died shortly after. services were held Sunday with Rev. R. J. White officiating. Funeral, a relief society report, and local notices follow including gas company aid and charity reports, a Republican convention travel note, and a 1892 National League schedule promotion.
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