Warren Walloped in Eighth to Open Warren Season
A cold Wednesday afternoon drew about 100 fans to the fairgrounds as Warren opened the season against Titusville. O'Brien and Salmon starred early, but a seven-run eighth doomed Warren. final win to Titusville 9 to 5 after Warren led 5-2 through five. Hewitt and Legge sparked late scoring for Warren before the collapse.
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Warren
Fairgrounds
O’brien
Salmon
Titusville
Culp
Carney
Legge
Moore
McKim
Rickert
Smith
Stinkel
Pennington
Warren Salmon
Miller
Hewitt
Rowe
McMillin
Erro
Mitchell
McMillen
Hunter
Uwo
Patton
Towe
Fields
Homer
Uoney
Mahon
Baseball notes and town club plans from Titusville Herald
Reports discuss Salmon and O'Brien injuries and infield strength as Warren hosts Titusville. Umpire bias, crowd reactions, and fifth inning fireworks are noted, with plans for Recreation Park grounds and new team gear. Manager England aims for strong town support and possible Richey signing. Erie may revive baseball with local grounds donation.
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Eric
O'Brien
Salmon
Titusville
Recreation Park
Smith
Hewitt
Merim
Boyd
Franklin
Richey
Warren
Warren Club
Titusville Herald
O’brien
Franklin Braves Defeat Hecker's Hitters In Opening Iron and Oil League
In Franklin on May 16, Boyd's Braves beat Hecker's Hitters 15 to 5 as Franklin's new players Menafee Niles Duncan and Brown collect seven of the team’s fifteen hits. Martin pitched for Franklin with Brown and Duncan handling the battery. Umpire Maskrey. AT SHARON Sharon opened the season with Gannon dominating in a 3 to 2 win over New Castle as New Castle’s Jordan and Colgan yielded the loss. Gannon struck out 12. Standings show Franklin and Titusville atop the league with 10–0 marks. other results include Sharon, New Castle, Oil City, and Warren. The schedule lists Titusville at Warren, Oil City at Franklin, and New Castle at Sharon. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a tonic for fatigue and nervousness. Hood’s Pills promoted for liver ills and digestion.
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Franklin
Boyd
Braves
Hecker
Iron and Oil League
Menafee
Niles
Duncan
Brown
Martin
Sharon
Gannon
New Castle
Sharon Grounds
Titusville
Oil City
Warren
Tvon
President Powers
Esterday
Titusvile
Monda
City
M—Warren
Uil City
A.m
Warren P. m
Oil City and Warren League Schedule Shows Open Dates
The Oil and Iron League schedule lists games for the local team from May through July with many open dates and venue shifts. Notable entries include Warren vs Titusville matches, open weeks, and multiple trips to Oil City New Castle Sharon and Franklin, plus mid-June to early July rounds.
Lipton exhibit at World’s Fair boosts iced tea appeal
The summer months make Coffee lovers seek cool drinks and Iced Tea rises in favor when brewed from high-class tea. Lipton’s exhibit at the World's Fair helped introduce these teas to Americans, noting one pound yields much more strength and aroma than other teas.
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Lipton
Mayer's Magnetic Catarrh Cure touted with testimonials
An advertisement extols Mayer's Magnetic Catarrh Cure for catarrh hay fever and asthma claiming cures with no cure no pay. It features a testimonial from Henry Carrington Alexander praising the remedy and notes the product is sold by Siegfried & Co with a Sept 12 date reference.
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Mayer
Henry Carrington Alexander
D. C
Mayers Drug Co
Oakland
Siegfried & Co
School Savings Bank Deposit Record Noted
An item shows deposits for a local School Savings Bank including a largest amount by Miss Simpson, a teacher, totaling 12 dollars and 42 cents and 1/2, with various street addresses referenced such as West End building and East Street.
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May
West End
Central Oe Win Bien
Lead Wood
Thom Fo Uh
Jefferson St
Miss Simpson
End of man or perilous end for children
A speculative piece questions human longevity and the rising weakness of new generations. It discusses infant feeding struggles with bottles, rampant starvation, and the alleged effectiveness of Bovinine a raw food product, endorsed by Dr. A. B. Hobinson of Dudley Street Boston as safe to add to milk for bottle-fed babies with hopeful outcomes.
Annual Statement of Mead Township Road Commissioners 1885
Auditors certify the Mead township Warren County Pennsylvania annual statement of road commissioners for year ending March 2 1885. Items list duplicate work exonerations cash paid in and out for districts with names including George J Spade John Quinn William Trushkel Morrison Thomas Conway and Barney plus receipts and balances. notes refer to bridge and road work and treasurer’s commissions.
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Mead Township
Warren County
Geeorge J. Spade
John Quinn
Thomas Convey
Wee
H. Berry
Morrison
B.W. Rogers
John Keoblychee
George J. Spade
William Trushkel
Ben Thomas Conway
Barney
J. R. Morrison
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Cranks
Warren Rickert
Por Tineville
Core
Pasls
Salonon
Tegge
Strnker
Warren Gogo
Tinusy
Ott Smith
Uuto
McKim, Hewitt
Warwirt T
O Brien
Titusyville
Urepire
Smidth
the &Th
England
Wilson
Catcher
Mansfield
Ohio
Ritchie
Verona
Rebecca
Isaac
Powers
Erie
Nicholson
Hammer
Pittsburg
Connie Mack
Cy Young
Connie
C. Leauge
Franklin, Brown and Duncan
Martin and
Briggs
Maskrey
Metz
Jordan
Colgan
Shafer
Hood
Oil and Iron League
L. G. Neves & Co
Warren, Pa
Kippensburg
Landis & Vo
Siegfried
India
China
Japan
India Teas
School Savings Bank
Rouse Road
Lown Hall
Wim.bLavery
Watson
HET King Bridge Company
Wee UK
Teasur
Wollolros
Quinn
Business Directory
Chas. W. Arird
Liberty and
Third Sts
Postoffice
Jos. A. Schofield
Morris & Mullen
C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Third St
W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Liberty St.Warren
E. Boeschlin
Liberty Sts
Water St
Asken & Sons
Ofiecia
Has. N. Purvis
West Fourth Street
Bucker Street
Williamsport
Wort Dth Street
Chas.t.thurston
Water Street
MET Market
Humphrey & Nemoyer
Episcopal Church
Greenland, Undertaking
H. Boeschlin
Savings Bank Blda'g
Jas. J. Costello
East Warren
Seneca Oil Works
W- M. Robertson
Main Street
Trusler
L Casemere
Second St
Udlow House
H.w.nesmitix
A Siegfried&co
Variety Hall
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