Funeral of Gresham in Washington and funeral march
The remains of former Secretary Gresham were moved from the Arlington hotel to the White House where a brief service was held. President Cleveland and the cabinet attended as a large escort of military marched to the depot and the train left for Chicago at 12 14 PM. At San Francisco theColima wreck off Manzanillo left 19 saved of 192 aboard, including five crew, while Captain J P Taylor steered the iron vessel toward New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gresham
Arlington Hotel
White House
Calvery
Mr. Cleveland
Dr. Orelly
Chicago
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Colima
New York
Manzanillo
Acapulco
J. P. Taylor
Roach & Sons
Philadelphia
Superintendent Murdered at Benton Manufacturing Co
In St Louis on May 29 John H. Lewis superintendent was shot dead in the company office by Erasmus Fredericks a discharged worker who demanded wages. After an initial ejection Fredericks returned and fired four shots then surrendered to police. In Zanesville Ohio the Republican convention nominated A W Jones Youngstown for governor W J Gilbert Caldwell for auditor Judge Minshall for Supreme Judge and J B Allen Athens for supreme court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John H. Lewis
Benton Manufacturing Co
Erasmus Fredericks
Lewis
Fredericks
Zanesville, O
A. W. Jones
Youngstown
W. J. Gilbert
Caldwell
Minshall
J. B. Allen
Athens
Great Preparations for Warren High Alumni Reunion
Warren High School Alumni Association plans its annual Class of 1895 reunion with two farces in Library Hall. Performances Friday evening June 5 at 7 o'clock, limited seats at first, balance to public sale Wednesday morning June 5 at L. G. Noyes drug store for 25 and 15 cents. Cast includes Harriett A. Friday, Kate G. Brown, Edward Roberts, Willis Campbell, Tracy Greenland, and others. titles Masterpiece of Diplomacy and Cast Off Without a Shulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School Alumni Association
Library Hall
L. G. Noyes Drug Store
Theyre Smith
Colonel Berners
Joseph T. Danforth
Sam Gaythorne
Fills G. Mitchell
Kitty Gaythrose
Ife
Harriett A. Friday
Court Notes in Conarro Eysinger Case First Bicycle suit
The Conarro vs Eysinger case occupies the court with testimony from November 16, 1898, when Frank Conarro, riding home, was knocked down by a defendant’s hack driven by Carlson. He suffered severe injuries and remained housebound for some time. The trial, begun Monday afternoon, is expected to finish Tuesday, featuring witnesses for the plaintiff and defense counsel. Also advertised: Kellar the illusionist performs in Library Theatre on June 3, with a new show including The Mystic Light of Bala and The Talking Image among other feats. A heart remedy by Dr Agnes promises relief in 30 minutes, sold by F H Dixons. Chicago ordinance bans bloomers for women within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conarro-Eysinger
Frank Conarro
Jo Eysinger
Carlson
Messrs
Clark and
Rice
Wilbur
al Jen
Lindsey
Kellar
Library Theatre
Bumbugs
East
Heinrich Hensoldt
Flyto
Cassasaga
Chicago
Great Derby Run at Epsom Won by Sir Vista
The great derby race at Epsom was won by Sir Vista owned by Lord Roseberry. Curse, owned by Mr. Connor, finished second and Kirconnel, owned by Sir J B Maple, finished third. An enormous crowd attended in warm pleasant weather with royal family representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Epsom
Lord Roseberry
Sir Vista
Mr. Connor
Curse
J. B. Maple
Strait Convicted in Murder Case at Bemira
Martin Strait was found guilty of first degree murder for fatally shooting his wife and sister in Bemira last November. The verdict followed a trial in which prosecutors presented evidence of premeditation and intent. Strait faces a potential life sentence or the death penalty under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemira
Martin ¥. Strait
General Allens Divorce Granted in Fargo Court
General Harrison Allen was granted a divorce from his wife of Warren Pennsylvania on May 29 in Fargo N Y on grounds of desertion. The proceeding names the parties and notes the desertion basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. Y
Harrison Allen
Warren
Leave For England Racing Crew Departs To Henley
New York May 29 The Corneil crew to row in the Henley regatta left for England today aboard the steamer Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corneil
England
Paris
Jersey brig Reaper wrecked near Channel WN F
News from Cape Ray New Jersey reports the Jersey brig Reaper wrecked last night at Channel WN F. The captain two seamen and a passenger were drowned in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Cape Ray
N. J
Horrible Accident Instant Death of Little Cecil Fowl
A Warren streetcar tragedy kills four to five year old Cecil Fowl on Main street near Lewis meat market. Motorman Chas Weaver and conductor Hugh Siggins testify they could not stop the car in time. Coroner’s jury rules death by being run over by Car No. 2 on May 28 1895 near Glade Avenue and Crescent Street.
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Street
Cecil Fowl
Main Street
Lewis
Gladerun
Chas Weaver
I Hugh Siggins
Carver Street
A. Vincent
Weaver
A. D
Glade Avenue
Crescent Street
Borough of
Warren
Street Railway Company Card Policy Recommendation
The court finds no fault by the railway company or its employees for negligence in guarding against the accident given the car’s equipment. It recommends using suitable cards on every car to improve safety and prevent future incidents.
Lost the Second Summary and Box Scores
Two base hits by Niles Vetters Boyd Duncan McKeever Salmon and a Richey homer highlight the second game of a doubleheader won by Sharon. Wils-Mckeever and Halbritter contribute steals and defensive plays. Oil City also posted a win against New Castle. In Harrisburg, Mennonites protest a religious garb bill while a civil case physicians testimony bill passes after reconsideration. Senate discusses reorganizing the Penn State board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Franklin
Niles
Vetters
Boyd
Duncan
McKeever
Salmon
Richey
Wils
Manefee
Halbritter
Duncan McGiryn
Dowsie
Bullach
McMahon
B McMahon
Legge
Ritcher
Miller
McGlynn
O' Brien
Brown
O’brien
O'Brien
Samoa
Schmidt
Hiarrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania State College
Warren Club
Braves
Menefee
T. Fricken
Boyd Yh Duncan
H. Fricken
Ss. McGlynn
Jean
A. BE. Warren
FO. Bullach
Ritchey
Milter
M. Legge
Hewitt
Rickert
Dom Pedro Wreck Off Cape Corrobedo Causes 80 Deaths
The French steamer Dom Pedro, from Pasages to Carrill, struck the Bajes Corrobedo near Cape Corrobedo at six last evening. Boilers exploded and the ship sank within minutes. Part of the passengers and crew were saved, but about 80 persons drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villo
Spain
Cape Corrobedo
Pasages
Carrill
Bajes Corrobedo
Woodard Leads Warren Advertising Push With Guessing Contest
Jas D Woodard launches a new home industries promotion in Warren urging citizens to support local business. A drawing or guessing contest accompanies every cash purchase, with chances to win Pickett extension tables from Warren Table Co. officials say the campaign boosts Woodard’s store and town industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. D. Woodard
Warren
Clothier
Woodard
Pickett
Homer
Warren Table Co
Wooduard
Hosea Harmon Rites Held in Sugar Grove Neighborhood
Hosea Harmon, longtime Sugar Grove resident, died at home aged 77. Born 1818 in Sandy Lake, N. Y., he settled in Sugar Grove in 1830 with 13 siblings. Survived by a daughter Emma and a son who died young, his funeral planned from his home on Friday. The obituary notes his thrift and rise from farm labor to wealth. An unrelated advertisement follows with farm goods and discount prices from G. H. Stickland and a mailing offer from Landis & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Harmon
Sugar Grove
Mr. Harmon
Renssalaer County
Sandy Lake
Nason
Anna Harmon
Hosea
Sally Johnson
Freehold
Emma
Harmon
Executive Committee Holds a Meeting Tuesday Night
The Warren Centennial Association executive committee met in Library rooms Tuesday evening with Hon. Chas. H. Neves presiding and S. W. Waters as secretary. E. W. Parshall was named chairman of the united first and second period committees, and a sub committee was authorized to handle publicity and arrange with gas and electric firms for displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Warren Centennial Association
Chas. H. Neves
S. W. Waters
E. W. Parshall
Association
Executive Committee
Gas and Electric Companies
Murderer Lynched in Maryland Mob Hangs Convict
In Eniicorr City Maryland Jacob Hensen a colored man convicted of killing Daniel F Shea was hanged from a tree by about twenty men this morning. The lynching occurred amid fears the governor would commute the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eniicorr Crry
Jacob Hensen
Daniel F. Shea
Cornell Crew Heads to Henley Regatta in England
The Cornell crew bound for Henley Regatta left Iruaca New York for New York City with a large send off and procession to the depot. May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iruaca
N. Y
Cornell
England
New York
A Terrible Visitant and Rheumatism Relief
A brief healthcare ad notes rheumatism as a persistent ailment that can attack vital organs. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for preventing and treating rheumatic symptoms and related issues such as malaria dyspepsia liver and kidney trouble nervous debility and aging soreness. It encourages use especially in wet or drafty conditions.
New Lodge Instituted By Scandinavian Brotherhood
A Scandinavian Brotherhood lodge was organized in the city and installed by J. H. Sandstrom grand president J. A. Swanson grand treasurer and A. Anricson grand secretary. Officers include Oscar Stinson president Pp. Anderson vice president P. Nelson financial secretary J. Peterson corresponding secretary A. Lundberg treasurer E. Olson inside guard E Netcher outside guard C. Carlson trustees S. Bergeson C. Carlson P. Nordstrom. The lodge, Columbia Lodge No. 8, starts with about forty members. Tib. Titusville Herald. Salesmen Wanted. To sell our Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars. Salary or commission, good side line. Samples free. Address Landis & Co. Shippensburg, Pa. 246 w-28-tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carlson
S. Bergeson
P. Nordstrom
Columbia Lodge
Titusville Herald
Landis & Co
Shippensburg
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Ohio Republican
Alumni Association
Wm. D. Horreils
Edward Roberts
Glenn. Lott
Willis Campbell
W. Ensworth
Doctor Lawson
H. D. Hazeltine
Doctor Williams
Tracy Greenland
Robby Roberts
Raymond Brann
Agnes Roberts
Kate G. Brown
Amy Campbell
Elizabeth W. Pierce
Court Notes
Agnes
F. H. Dixons
Strait
General Allen
Litttle
Sharon
B. H. E. Sharon
Titusville
Swindell and
Stevick
Smith and Mitchell
A. E Sharon
Hopkins
Mets
Gray
Mitchell
Leahy
Oil City
New Castle
Kew Castle
Castle
Chambers
Jordan
Colgan
Whitehill and
Briggs
Fants
Ct. Sharon
Franklin - New Castle
J. D. Woodard
Japan
Rio
California
G. H. Stickland
Waters’ Block
Postoffice
Jlonly
Kippensburg
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