Objections to the Pennsylvania liquor amendment debated
Voice of the People presents a conservative rebuttal to the proposed constitutional liquor license amendment. It argues that cranks exist in all public efforts, that origin should not dictate merit, and that prohibition aims to civilly reform the state by limiting alcohol traffic. It defends enforcement, questions revenue loss, discusses morality versus law, and asserts liberty must curb wrongdoing rather than abolish rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Sheriff's Sales Condensed List of Property Across Townships
A collection of real estate to be sold at the courthouse on Monday June 3 1889 at 2 PM. Properties include a corner lot at Oneida and Wayne Pleasant Twp 65x100 with a two story brick house and several tracts in Kinzua and Sugar Grove townships plus boroughs Warren Youngsville and Glade. Each sale occupies execution proceedings for various estates and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Oneida
Wayne Streets
Pleasant Township
James Dove
Frank Gisselbrecht
Allen & Higgins
Kinzua Township
Caroline Green
Chas. Magill
Robert Tuttle
Allegheny River
Big Bend
E. A. Crandall
Percey A. Crandall
J. Tate
Adam Harmon
Youngsville
Wm. M. Davis
Cordelia A. Cotter
Olney V. Cotter
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
Warren Borough
J. B. Fouch
High Street
Albert J. Spinner
Magdalene Spinner
Sugar Grove Township
Sarah Hillman
Lemuel Barlow
John Barlow
Cherry Grove
Thomas Brown
C. W. Willey
Elk Township
G. C. Brownell
Siete Fuellhart
Water system debate and streetcar power concerns
A town discussing a proposed water system notes council action and a split in the water committee over protecting the state constitution. Meanwhile streetcar plans stall due to advancing power tech and delays from a Thompson-Houston deal. Also warnings about a Chicago portrait circular promising free crayon portraits, urging caution over a pricey framing scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson-Houston Electrical Company
American Portrait Co
Chicago
Lecture at Baptist Church by Rev J D Smith
Rev J D Smith will lecture at the Baptist church on Decoration Day May 30 for the benefit of the young people. The City Derrick notes the lecture last evening drew a large audience and held close attention with vivid descriptions of both grave and gay army life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. D. Smith
Mr. Smith
J.D. Smith
Personal Matter Letter Critique in Mirror
An anonymous Tuesday Mirror communication mocks the writer’s appearance and career, claims the author is a biased falsifier, and defends a long record of back strain from hard labor. The piece condemns the writer for alleged paid manipulation while asserting integrity and honesty.
Spiritualist summer institute at Cassadaga lake rises
The Cherry Creek News notes a bustling start to the spiritualist summer season. Grounds are being improved, roads extended to the new addition, and 300 new cottages are planned as dense forest yields to development.
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Cassadaga Lake
Cherry Creek News
Meetings and wedding announced in Warren county notes
Chairman Donly schedules vigilance committee meetings across Warren county voting districts with evening mass gatherings featuring speakers. In early June a wedding occurs May 1 1889 at Suggar Grove as Belle Wright marries Henry Lawson with a large reception and gifts, noting the groom's rig building work and the bride’s seven years as a teacher and educator.
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Donly
Warren County
Kipnzua
Corydon
Elk
Pine Grove
Russell
Farmington
Sugar Grove
Chandler's Valley
Daniel Wright
Suggar Grove
Belle
Henry Lawson
E. Smith
Memorial Day Observance and Parade Instructions
Memorial Day procedures for Warren Pa include flags at half mast at 7 am, 21 gun salutes at 8 am, cemetery details for Cobham Park Indian Hollow Glade Run Irvine Yankee Bush and Russell and North Warren, afternoon parade and memorial at city hall, and graveside rites for 57 soldiers in Oakland and St Joseph cemeteries. Comrade Fradenburgh to deliver oration with other officials scheduled.
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Hogss
N. Fore
Devt
Philip Beglar
G. A. BR
City Hall
C. A. Sill
Cobham Park
Indian Hollow
Col
Geo. A. Cobham
Leroy Snyder
W. T. Snyder
Matthew Goodwin
Geo. Smith
Samuel Brasington
David Wolf
Chas. Conant
Lloyd Hedges
John Wickster
Glade Run
Irvine
Francis Hook
Orrin Hook
Ebarhard Bartsch
Alonzo Kirstetter
Hiram Shirley
Andrew Irvine
S. M. Cagewell
Yankeebush Cemetery
J.J. Blakesley
D. W. Spencer
J.T. Babcock
W. Sturdevant
Harvey T. Russell
Russell Cemetery
W. H. Taylor
Israel Sly
Wm. Gibson
North Warren
J.N. Fradenburgh
P. Doerr
Oakland
St. Joseph’s
W. H. Targior
Dinner to Cleveland Dinners by Young Men's Democratic Club
A May 27 dinner for former president Grover Cleveland is organized by the Young Men's Democratic Club in New York. Three hundred fifty tickets at 12 dollars each, a 6:30 to 7:30 reception precedes the meal at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Attendees include cabinet members, federal judges, and notable Democratic leaders. speakers include Breckenridge Collins Hill and others. The event aims as a social gathering across party lines rather than a political rally.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
New York
Grover Cleveland
Tammany Society
County Democracy
Manhattan Club
Reform Club
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Constitutional Club
Brooklyn
Business Men’s Democratic Club
Sagamore Club
New Amsterdam Club
Curtis
Young Men’s Democratic Club
John YH. W. Arnold
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
United States District and
Circuit Courts
Thurman
Ohio
Carlisle
Phelps
Waller
Connecticut
Black
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Henry Grady
Atlanta
Thomas M. Waller
John W. Danial
Tucius Robinson
William L. Scott
Pennsylvania
Green
New Jersey
Daniel 5. Lamont
William ©. P. Breckenridge
Kentuckey
Patrick A Collins
Massachusetts
David B. Hill
John H. ¥. Arnold
George Hoadly
Frederic R. Coudert
John BR. Fellows
Bourke Cochran
Anniversary fete and town news in North Clarendon area
Patonia council in North Warren area marked their fifth anniversary with about forty couples attending. Fire at Smith's refinery caused damage. a light and interesting banquet followed at Henry House. Barton, accused of murder, arrested in Austin, Pa, after confession linked to a previous arson in Bradford.
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North Clarendon
Nouth
Patonia Council
Royal Arcunums
Warren
North Warren
McNett
Charles Hawks
Sueh
L. E. McNett
Patrick
Corwen Stranahan
Mercer
J. Ellis
Smith
Artist Torpedo Company
Kulkerson
Henry House
Mary King
Henry Hershfield
Fitzhall
James Amendment
Republican
W. J. Mullin
Squire Brennan
Barton
Olean
Austin
Meyer
Bradford
M. B. Jewell
Olean Democrat
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Voice OF the People
Sheriff's Sales
Arounder
Freehold
Lottsville
Bear Lake
Columpus
Spring Creek
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Glade
Deerfield
Limestone
Triumph
Tidioute
Eldred
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Pittsfield
Garland
Fradenburgh
Mittees
Children’s Aid of
W.V. Hazeltine
Children’s Aid Com
Warren, Pa
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