Memorial Day General Orders for Post 336 in 1892
General Order No 4 from G A R Post 336 Department of Pa calls observance of Memorial Day May 30 1892. Firing detail 21 guns at 9 am, graves marked and decorated, civil parade at 1 30 pm led by L T Borchers, with numerous comrades and posts in line, services at cemetery and soldiers lot.
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N. Forp
Dept. of Pa. GA. R
T Sa
Mall
Sam
Commie
Stacy W. Cogswell
A.m
City Hall
W.R.C
W. J. Alexander
Glade Run
Cobham Park
Smith’s
A. ©. Lacy
Irvine
Indian Hollow
W. H. Taylor
North Warren
Yankee Bush
Harvey T. Russell
Russell
Robt. E. Miller
Lander
Leroy Strong
Kingua
Geo. H. Nobbs
Mack’s Corners
R. W H. Smith
Oakland
St. Joseph’s
Marshall
2Nd Street
Liberty
H. Davis
F. E. Windsor
Eben N
L. T. Borchers
Hugh McNeill
Lowery
Borchers
W. A
Geo Watt
W. KK. C
Burgess and Town Council
Third Street
G. A. BR
W. B. Chapman
Ryan
R. H. Surry
L. T. Borcuers
Adje
Meeting of 19th Pa cavalry executive committee
The executive committee of the 19th Pennsylvania Cavalry plans a June 3 meeting at the Revere House in Warren to arrange the reunion. All old soldiers are invited to attend. The ad also promotes Chilton Paint Co products, claiming durable, full-measure linseed oil paints with broad color range and high customer satisfaction.
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12Th Pa. Cavalry
19Th Pa. Cavalry
Revere House
Warren Pa
Chilton Manus. Co
Chilton
Chilton Paint Co
New York
Boston
New Presbyterian Church Planned With Subscriptions Reaching 32000
At a recent Presbyterian meeting led by Hon W D Brown the church committee moved to erect a new church, with twenty members already pledging 32000 and a remaining 18000 to raise. Uncertainty remains whether to build on the current site or require more land. A list of Warren county court cases was reported, including appeals and a long roster of individuals from various towns noted for labor, farming, and trades.
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Presbyterian Church
W. D. Brown
First Garland commencement and local updates
The first Garland school commencement was held in the Presbyterian church on May 20 with eleven graduates. Mrs. McClosky of Corry sang, and the class hymn Step by Step fit the moment. R. Cannon leaves for Erie for employment next season. Eva Van Gilder of Grand Valley visited Daisy Brockway. N. N. Cornell moved to Loren Mandeville house. A new blacksmith shop opens opposite Hethaway's hotel by I. Salinger & Co. Landlord Cousins repairs his hotel. Mamie Quick home from the south for health. Dr. Warner from Florida locates at the Johnson house. Post 827 G. A. R. memorial services set for Sunday. Rev. Breckenridge to conduct. On Monday the 30th the Post travels to Spring Creek. Neri Bry.
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Garland School
Presbyterian Church
McClosky
Corry
R. ¥. Cannon
Erie
Eva van Gilder
Grand Valley
Daisy Brockway
N.N. Cornell
Loren Mandeville House
Hethaway
I. Salinger & Co
Cousins
Mamie Quick
Dr. Warner
Florida
Johnson House
Post
Breckenridge
Spring Creek
Neri Bry
Ice delivery service advert by E Cremons Bott
Extra fine ice delivered to all parts of the city and Glade. Telephone number 834. Prices reasonable. Advertisement by E Cremons Bott.
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Glade
E. Cremons
The Sleeping Soldier Poem Remembers Fallen Heroes
The verses honor heroes who sacrificed their lives, vowing that flowers remain on graves and memories endure. It laments fading blooms and idle dreams, then affirms lasting fame by linking present hearts with the past through tribute.
The Bicycle Race Ends After Mud and Rain
A relay from Chicago to New York finishes at Park Row after a grueling 600 mile journey through lakes of mud and a pelting rain. Quick, hailed as hero, completes the ride delivering General Miles’s dispatch despite late arrival and harsh weather. A crowd on Park Row cheers as the feat illustrates endurance amid hardships.
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Fuick
New York
Chicago
Tarrytown
Miles
No. 21
Park Row
Indiana
Ohio
Perrysburg
Conneaut
Buffalo
New York State
Albany
Quick
Toohey Captured in Post Office Robbery Probe at Ridgway
Frank Toohey, suspected in local post office robberies, was captured at Ridgway last Monday and jailed in Warren awaiting trial. He is the fourth gang member in custody. Paddy Cowan remains at large. A pocketbook found on Tom Hughes listed Toohey among post office names, suggesting a link to a stamp peddler allied with the gang. Chronic constipation note and local ads follow.
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Frank Toohey
Ridgway
Warren
Toohey
Paddy Cowan
Tom Hughes
F. W. Toohey
Bradford
Hughes
Resolutions of Sympathy Adopted by Allegheny Tent No 8
At its regular meeting Allegheny Tent No 8 K C T M adopted resolutions on the death of Sir Knight L H Greenland s wife. The group expressed condolences and advised prayer, sending copies to the bereaved, the tent minutes, and Warren papers for publication. Joan Berger Frank Richardson Com E M Hurewexs
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Allegheny Tent No. 8
Knight L. H. Greenland
Warren
Joan Berger
Frank Ricnardson
E. M. Hurewexs
Goodwill Hill News Briefs and Local Notes
Doc Palmer receives a seventeen dollar monthly pension with back pay of one thousand ninety five dollars, after a seventeen year wait. National Oil Co begins drilling on Cheeny Farm while a Reeves well is described as average for the field. A Democratic caucus at Hunter schoolhouse on May 28 will elect delegates to the County Convention at the War ren Armory on May 31. A Woods saw mill accident leaves a man with both legs broken below the knee. Siegfried & Co advertise books for all ages and A G brand mushrooms, clams, and French peas as shop specials.
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Doc Palmer
Doc
National Oil Co
Cheeny Farm
Hunter School House
South West Township
Warren
Coy
Woods Saw Mill
Jor
Letter from Pa. Superintendent asks about school term length
D J Walker Jr, Superintendent of Public Instruction, asks Pennsylvania school directors about last year’s term length. He questions six month terms and motives for closing early, urging a minimum eight month term starting June 1892 as state funds rise to five million dollars. He stresses education quality, teacher pay, and pupil welfare.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Uarrisnane
Pennsylvania
D. J. Walker, Jr
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, prescribed by leading physicians, supposedly purifies blood and heals mucous surfaces. It asserts testimonials, priced at 75 cents, with Toledo, Ohio publishers F. J. Cheney & Co, and notes other products like Downs' Elixir and an ad for Steerlingp & Co canned seafood.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Woman Suffrage Speech At Warren Franchise Meeting
A Warren Pa meeting on May 3 1892 featured a strong argument for woman suffrage arguing it is a right of woman and a necessity for good government. The speaker condemns indecent voting places and asserts women and men share equal intelligence and capacity to vote and hold office. The text promotes equal laws, moral questions, and universal suffrage as a civic good noting Mary O King authored a cited piece.
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Warren
Veteri
wLmreren
aAkmericas
Mulder
Mary O. King
S. B. Moretson
Supt. Press
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Supreme Court
Warren County
B. G. Morrison
Drasington
Hanson
Heintz
Shertz
Trustees Harmony Society
Davidson, Com
Howard
Beighton
Conners
Breckwoldt
Morris
Blodget
Fph
Wegen Baldensperger
Wro Black
J. W
Onners
W.5
Farmer
Watson
Flatt
Harry
Corydon
Gregory
D. U1
Pine Grove
Henderson
Aiead
Hertzel
Frank
Pieasant
Marsh
J. E
Sugar Grove
Morrison
BR. D
Deerfield
Mead
Conewango
Means D. W
Oyers
M. A
Moore
Addison
Pittsfield
Nichols
Horatio
Richards
Geo
Schermerhorn
Samuelson
E. Farmer
Farmington
Slater
Sheffield
Akley
Armstrong
E.J
Clarendon
Curr
A. D
Becker
Philip
Brokenstraw
Brown
Alex
Belnap
N. P
Carpenter
Youngsville
Connely
Dunban
M. B
Devore
Martin
Davis
A. J
Eldred
Chas
Fry
J. H
Falkner
Lorenzo
Columbus
Goal
J. C
Gutzler
Fred
Vonbart
Hunter
A. M
Highhouse
Ernest
Pleasant
Haskins
Thomas
Henry
L. G
Market
Tidioute
Hodges
E. F
Kinnear
Wilber
Teamster
Triumph
Lummis
John
Lauffenberger
Jno
Wag
M’k’r
Ludwick
J. A
Melan
David
McLarer
W.D
Miller
South West
McKinner
W. W
B. W
Elk Merriam
Barris
Freehold
Randall
Ruland
Claud
Scott
August
Smith
B. F
Skinner
M.E
Sweetland
Bear Lake
Tiomas
A. AL
Milk Deaser
Garland
Darnet
Leominster
Goop Jons
Gray Horse
Shay
Mary
Ayer
Siegfried & Co
Goodwill Hill
A. G
Steefried & Co
Siegfried’s
SreeFried & Co
Steerrigp & Co
E. EK. Thompson
Titusville
Sizerriep & Co
Henry Baxter
Ley al
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