Man's Duty to Man Sermon on Social Unrest and Gospel
Rev. 3 W Smith preaches at Presbyterian Church before the Men's Association on social unrest, the Coxey movement, and industrial strife. He links labor disputes, capital and labor tensions, and the gospel of the kingdom as a practical, present truth for society, urging Christians to answer with Christian ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. W. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Men's Association
Washington
Coxey
District of Columbia
John J. Ingalls
Jesus Christ
Christ
Moses
Solomon’s Temple
Job
Ignatius
Origen
Harrisburg
Warren
Paul
Corinthians
Peter
Earth
Preaching the Kingdom of God and Social Change
Titusville Pa May 11 Mrs Jebo L McKinney wife of oil man John L McKinney died here of heart failure after intermittent fever She was 46 and born to John and Jerusha Ford of Pittsfield Warren Co Pa She leaves her husband a son and a daughter Glen Ford Ethlyn and other relatives Funeral is set for Monday at 2 pm from the late residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Greece
Judes
Geo. R. Wendlings
Galilee
Christ
John Huss
Savonarola
Florida
Luther
Germany
Tirusville
Jebo L. McKinney
John L. McKinney
John
Jerusha Ford
Pittsfield
Warren County
Titusville
Reforming an Oil Town in Sisterville West Virginia
A Sunday raid by a constable posse on gambling houses near Sisterville leads to a clash with the town marshal over warrants. The ensuing melee injures constables, tramples their warrants, and prompts fines for private detectives amid allegations proprietors pay officials monthly for operate gambling dens. In Forest County primaries, A W Cook Barnet wins Congress, J E Wenk Tionesta wins assembly, J A Nash Howe wins associate judge. L Haugh named delegate to state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterville
W. Va
Derrick
Tronesta
Forest County
A. W. Cook
Barnet
Congress
J. E. Wenk
Tionesta
Assembly
J. A. Nash
Howe
EK. L.haugh
Imperative Duty in Free Medical Advice by Letter
An appeal promotes Dr. Greene of New York offering free letter consultation for nervous and chronic diseases. Readers anywhere may describe symptoms and receive a complete explanation and cure plan at no cost. The doctor claims a vegetable remedy and simple, clear instructions to regain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
West 14Th Street
New York
Supreme Court Decisions May 14 Parker daily report
The Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings in Warren Gas Light Co versus Penn Gas Co denying an injunction against Penn Gas Co supplying illuminating gas to patrons. Also affirmed were John A Best versus Julia B Best and Tidiante and Tiona Oil Co versus David Shear. Ackley Chipps & Co advertise new wallpaper and full stock of painting supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Warren Gas Light Co
Penn. Gas Co
John A. Best
Julia B. Best
Tidiante and
Tiona Oil Co
David Shear
Ackley, Chipps & Co
Our Man About Town on Temperance and Courage
In a rambling essay style column the writer argues that excessive drinking ruins reputations in business politics and church and shares anecdotes about public figures. He contrasts bravado with true courage noting two rescue efforts by college grads and a fighter. He ends by challenging Charles Emory Smith on American prowess.
Grange Meeting at Grand Valley and Warren County
Pomona Grange No 10 Patrons of Husbandry meets Eldred Grange No 467 at Grand Valley Pa June 7 and 8 1894 four sessions start 1 30 pm then 730 pm degree work address of welcome by Geo W Chappel questions on oleo margarine soil fertility women farm property and worn out land Eminent speakers and large attendance urged Pomona degree to be conferred first day evening session M W Borgu Master O A Cagner Secretary Boston May 15.roof The Boston fire report follows with extensive losses and a forthcoming music event and a marriage report for Dr Willis M Baker and Miss Susan Arnett Thompson.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
Eldred Grange
Grand Valley
Geo. W. Chappel
Chas. Lutt
Warren
Chandlers Valley
Grange
Freehold Grange
Limestone Grange
McCray Grange
Pomona
M. W. Borgu
O. A. Cagner
Willis M. Baker
Susan Arnett Thompson
C. C. Thompson
Rev. Russell
Episcopal Church
Local Letters Highlight May Social Visits and Rumors
The Ledger's Letters section notes multiple visits among local residents including Martin Gage with his sister in Scandia and the Clark and Dinsmoor families in Warren. Gossip mentions Guy Fox and Ed Radspinner at the Grove seminary, with recent cheerful returns. Reports cover visits to Chandler's Valley, painting at George Lauffenburger's home, and Beasie Barringer's stay with S. W. Barringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gage
Gertrude Dinsmoor
Scandia
Norman Marlett
Wallace Logan
Thompson Hill
C. H. Clark
Ethel
Sarah Sears
Warren
Avaline Fox
Arthur Brown
Linneus Rowland
Glade
Fox
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Guy Fox
Ed Radspinner
O.C. Gaga
J. Gage
Chandler's Valley
Jacob Schnur
J. N. Schnour
George Lauffenburgers
Lizzie Fox
Little Valley
Sarah Anderson
Baptists hold covenant meeting and communion services
Thompson Ball May 14 reports a Baptist covenant meeting and communion services Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Birth announced for May 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Burgett. Abe Phillips from Watts Flate in town Tuesday. Community notes: several residents visit relatives and attend gatherings. minor strokes reported but improving. Lander, Thompson Hill, Warren, Jamestown mentioned with local visits and Sunday school organization. SUNFLOWER.
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the Baptists
Mrs. Burgett
Abe Phillips
Watts Flate
W.S. Livermore
Kane
Lander
Mable Clark
Parker
Cora B. Phillips
Warren
Dana Bean
Bean Town
Christian Shutte
Wareren
Polly Clark
Luke Devine
Z. Allen
Jamestown
Thompson Hill
H. A. Braley
Honor Roll at Garland School Intermediate Department
May 14 report from Tipioort Pennsylvania lists students in the Garland School Intermediate Department Honor Roll for the term Jan 11 to May 3, 1894 under teacher B A Shaw. Names include Perry Backus 100 percent, Ethel Morris 100, Stella Jorden 100, Winifred Horn 100, Grace Lobdall 100, George CO Johnson 100, Etta O Rilly 100, Josephine Bramer 100, Hallie Anderson 100, Beryle Sutton 100, Grace Horn 100, Laura Turner 100, Mary Parker 100, George E Johnson 99, Florence Andrews 99, Harry Hill 98, Frank Robbins 98, Madison White 97, Claud Parker 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipioort
Garland School
B. A. Shaw
Perry Backus
Ethel Morris
Stella Jorden
Winifred Horn
Grace Lobdall
George CO. Johnson
Etta O’rilly
Josephine Bramer
Hallie Anderson
Dr Rice Wins Brooklyn Handicap In Fast Finish
The Brooklyn handicap at New York on May 15 drew over 40 000 spectators as Dr Rice edged Navarre and Sir Walter by about a length. Taral rode Dr Rice to a peak effort with urging to the finish yielding a narrow victory in the first big turf event of the season. Henry of Navarre held on for third after a hard drive to the wire. A separate note discusses allotment of Seneca reservation lands in southwestern New York to 3000 Indians, with Salamanca partly on the lands.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dr. Rice
Navarre
Sir Walter
Navarec
Taral
Henry of Navarre
Salamanca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Principles
Public Opinion
Royal Labor Commission
Lord Macaulay
Macaulay
Rudolf Todt
Lord Christ
J. L. McKinney
Man
Kalamazoo
U Homestead
Frank James
Charles Emory Smith
Mr. Smith
Boston
Roxbury
O’leary
Library Hall
Delcarte
Pittsburg
Fannie Smith
Mass Smith
Longfellow
Daker—Thompson
Meacham &Tunstall
Muacham & Tusst Tatt
Second St
the Ledger
Fox Hit
Sliss Beasie Barringer
S. W. Barringer
Uncle Zep
Thompson Ball
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