Married In Jamestown and Warren News
The piece covers a Jamestown marriage of Dan Norris and Kate Conway, local Memorial services, a shooting incident near Warren with Barton and Murray, jail detentions, and community updates. It notes Mrs Barton and Murray’s condition, court actions, and bail, plus church services, a flood of social events, and local business moves. Public notices include fire updates, water works concerns, anniversaries, and a Warren race meeting announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iolanthe
Bagnie
Barton
Murray
J. ©. Russell
C. E. Hapgood
EB. V. Church
J.G. Ruhl
Bessie
Philadelphia
New York
Nartowsky
Titusville House
Hyman Bergaman
Richmond
Mich
C. Goal
H. V
Rev. Goodrich
Rev. Bell
Rev. Bartlett
W. RB. C
G. A. RB
Jamestown
N. Y
A. ©. Ellis
M. E. Church
Dan Norris
Tiona
Kate Conway
Boro
T. E. Kirkbride
Findlay
Ohio
Standard Owl Company
Kirkbride
J. R. Timmins
James Kelly
King
Scott
Geddin
Timent
Quilliam
Keefer
Wette
Tdings
Tusen
Memorials and deaths mark Garland May 28 column
Obituary notes mark May 23 burial for Betsey Densmore born 1814 in New Hampshire who lived in Garland twenty years and bore last illness with patience. Frank Cussick’s body found beside a westbound freight near town, inquest adjourned. burial at Waterford. Community lament plus local social critique on mourning etiquette. Comrade visitors and locals teased about funeral customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Frank Cussick
Justice of the Peace
H. F. Andrews
C. B. Hamilton
P. Burns
L. Smith
Thomas Hamilton
Waterford
Joe Jordan
Erie
H. Glover
Sen Roy
Corry
Stoneham News and Society Notes from May Day Week
Mrs. Wm Bass visits Erie while Miss Laura stays in Sheffield. Seneca Bostwick heads to Hunter's Run for a National Transit post. Mrs Guignon at Saybrook for brother Henry Stephens who crushed his hand on a well. Drifters include P M O'Brien of Rochester and John O'Brien of Reedsville visiting Mrs G P Kelly. Clarendon beats Sheffield 23 to 12 in a ball game amid local illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham
Wm. Bass
Erie
Laura
Sheffield
Seneca Bostwick
Hunter's Run
National Transit Company
Guignon
Saybrook
Henry Stephens
P.M. O’brien
Rochester
N. Y
John O’brien
Reedsville
Wis
Clarendon’s
Sheffield’s
Trinity Sunday Services At Episcopal And Presbyterian churches
Churches prepare for Trinity Sunday with Episcopal offerings including a partial choral communion at 11 o clock and a sermon on The Trinity Rev Mr Bryan to lead both morning and evening services at the Presbyterian church with the Lord's Supper in the morning Also an advertisement for English Spavin Liniment claiming to remove blemishes in horses sold by L G Noyes & Co Warren Pa 14 ly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolford
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Episcopal Church
Mr. Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Warren
Mr John McWilliams Celebrates His Seventieth Birthday
A large gathering at the Glade home honors Mr John McWilliams for his seventy first birthday with gifts including a chair a smoking gel and two canes. Mrs Holliday recalls youthful days while Mr McWilliams has lived in the county for about forty three years and neighbors wish him happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McWilliams
Glade
McWilliams
Political Equality Club Organizes in Warren Hall
The Warren Political Equality Club held its first public meeting on Friday May 28 at the G A R hall. Members from U V K and G A R attended along with professionals. Emma L Smith read the aims of the club outlining the 1890 constitution to secure full political rights for women. The group plans to knock on political doors until women gain the vote and invites all in favor to join for fifty cents. Meetings occur every alternate Tuesday with discussions on the Pennsylvania constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Driving Park Association
American Trotting Association
Warren Political Equality Club
Chautauqua County
Jamestown
Emma L. Smith
Political Equality Club
Western
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Jonathan
Patrick
Runaway Wagon Sinks Near River Rescue for Ray Norris
On Wednesday morning Ray Norris drove to the 10:05 train with goods. His frightened horse lunged, pulling the wagon into the river and sinking it. The horse swam three miles before rescue. Norris escaped unharmed though his legs are estimated at about $200 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Norris
McGinty
Norris
Carlisle Sworn In as Senator After Senate Journal Reading
Ex Speaker John G Carlisle of Kentucky was sworn in on the senate floor with Senator Blackburn and others present. He sits in the second row near the president’s desk, greeted by Democratic colleagues, as Governor Buckner schedules a June 21 election to replace him amidst several candidates, including Theodore Hallam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Senate
Blackburn
Morton
Carlisle
Captain Basset
Carliste
Turpie
Regan
Beck
Buckner
Theodore Hallam
Cuartisse
Lee
Unveiling date set for Hendricks statue in Indianapolis
July 1 is chosen for the unveiling of the late vice president Hendricks statue in Indianapolis. The item notes various regional notices including a Philadelphia hotel project, political nominations in Vermont, and local incidents and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Vermont
Herbert Bingham
Battleboro
Mt. Hope
Charles Snyder
Rockland Township
Venango County
Messia
Miller & Sibley
Schumelbach & Park
Wheeling
West Virginia
Theo. Puntell
H. E. Ginter
New York
Puoxsutawney Basin
Butler County
Stone
Delamater
Hastinge
Montooth
Osborne
Fleager
McMartin
Blaine
W. A.P. Breckenridge
John P. Hall
Robert Bonner
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Clarendon
Anna Bayne
Bridgeport
Conn
J. G. Ruhl
F. H. Cauley
Mary Cauly
Miss Cauley
C. E. Corbett
Pitusburg
Tirania
Clarkson
Boston
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Glarkson
Republican Party
United States
Robert P. Porter
Wovsework
Charles A. Jenny
Insurance
William Street
New York City
Harrison
Protection
Satan
York State
McKinley
Senate Finance Committee
Sherman
Allison
Fisher
Worry
John Munnings
Warren Club
J. M. Davies
Emma Smith
Carlis
Silcott
Quebec
Globe
Grand Falls
P. Q
United States Congress
St. Louis Parish
Saguenay
Mayberry
Washington
Wm. Spinner
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