Temperance Union reports from Warren county year 1894
Reports from Glade Run East Warren Sugar Grove and Sheffield unions detail meetings, temperance education, flower mission, literature distribution, and financials. Notable items include public meetings, evangelistic work, new members, charity events, and Sunday school initiatives linked to the W C T U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Run
Our Mothers
Flower Mission
Loyal Legion
0. B. Encet
East Warren
Union Signal
Sugar Grove Union
Neal Dow
M. E. Church
Young Crusader
Seminary
Joan
J. McClain
Sheffield Union
Mary J. Weaver
Rogers Union
W. G.T.U
Singing Oaks
Minsit Jonyetox
Cor
Varnum Y
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Warren County
Prohibition Club
Hertzell’s Island
Warren
New York City
Mary Justin
Sec’y
Wildcats Near Garland Hunt Ends With Escaped Cat
Frank Watt and Earl Andrews of Garland hunted foxes near a stone quarry when four wildcats sprang from rocks. Three were shot. the remaining veteran felined leapt to the ground, fought the dogs, and escaped as the dogs refused to pursue. The killed cats weighed about twenty five pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watt
Earl Andrews
Garland
Titusville Herald
Our Man About Town Reflects on Professions and Cruelty
A columnist muses on calling and competence in medicine and ministry, shares a tale of a horse doctor delaying humane euthanasia, and notes bread pricing shifts in Washington. He cites The Washington Star on bread cost and gas prices, plus stock-market oddities linking corn and wheat values to broader prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Market
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
The
Washington Star
District of Columbia
Warren Ladies Plan Local Women s Exchange Store
Warren officials announce a Women s Exchange to open in Miss Sill s millinery shop on Water street. Women nationwide will send handmade goods sold at owner set prices with a small commission, plus an intelligence bureau for job referrals. Membership costs 50 cents for six months. five cent registration for the job bureau. Presbyterian Y M S M leads, committee listed, opening planned by November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Miss Sill
Water Street
Presbyterian Church
Clara Blood
R. 5
Halls
M.W. Jamieson
E. E. Allen
Alden
Bemus
el Eddy
L. G. Noyes
H. W.pickett
Ella Preston
D. D. Reed
J. W. Kitchen
Young People Society elects officers at First Baptist Church
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at the First Baptist Church has elected officers. Pres. F. Sill, Vice-President Kias Morningstar, Recording Sec. Addie Thompson, Treasurer Jessie Burritt, Chorister O E Dunham, Juniors Supt Louise Gardner, Asst Supt Mrs O E Dunham, Lookout Chair Louise Miller, Prayer-Meeting Mrs C F Sill, Social J A Reed, Temperance Rose Critchlow, Missionary Nellie Horton, Flower Mary Nelson, Calling Warren, East Warren Mrs Hazeltine, Sunday School Mrs Morningstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
The
First Baptist Church
F. Sill
Kias Morningstar
Addie Thompson
Jessie Burritt
O. E. Dunham
Louise 5B. Gardner
Louise B. Miller
C. F. Sill
J. A. Reed
Rose Critchlow
Nellie H. Horton
Flower
Moss Mary Nelson
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
East Warren
J. W. Steen
K. Morningstar
Free medical letter correspondence offer from Dr. Greene
Dr. Greene of 35 West 14th St offers free letter correspondence to diagnose and advise treatment for nervy and chronic diseases. No cost to write or receive advice, and he claims to provide a full description of the case and instructions to recover. He promotes Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy and urges immediate writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
West 14Th St
The Czar Is Dead News From St Petersburg
Sorrowing crowds in St Petersburg receive word that the czar died at 2 15 p m as the official notice was issued. Salutes from St Peter and St Paul fortress confirmed the event and a last rite was held at the cathedral for the czar's soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Livapia
St. Pyrenssree
St. Peter and St. Paul
Council of the Empire
Cathedral of
Afonteballo
Refugee Nihilists in Switzerland threaten Russia revolt
A brutal circular from refugee Nihilists in Switzerland and circulated in London attacks Tsar Alexander and the Romanov dynasty. It calls for revolution, denounces autocracy, and vows to confront the czarist regime and potential heirs. The item also notes a Thanksgiving proclamation and various local notices with political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Loxpen
London
Russia
Alexander
Czar
Michactoff
Russakoff
Nelotaeff
Sophia Perowskai
Jessie Halfmann
Czarewitch
Vladimir
Michael
Hill Wins New York State and Wilson Re-elected
The report asserts Hill will carry New York state and Wilson will be re-elected. It forecasts a Democratic next Congress and a 50,000 Democratic gain in Pennsylvania. Warren County will show the full Democratic vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
New York State
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Local Notes from Sunflower Oct 28
Oct 28 on the Hill saw J W King of Sugar Grove and George King of Jackson visiting. Mrs N Muntz visited friends at Kinzua. Mrs John S Barton of Chautauqua stayed with her parents at Lander. Baptist services with Rev Stricker of Erie. Sunday school lightly attended. A fire destroyed Frank Stewart’s barns and horses were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. King
Sugar Grove
George King
Jackson
G. M. Bowen
Sharman
N. Y
Frank Stewart
Congregational Church
B. F. Casa
Kiantone
M. EK
Busti
Lander
Carl W. King
S. L. King
Mathews Run Fall Work Nears Completion and Bridge Ready
Farmers enjoy improving weather as fall tasks near finish. Road north of mill nearly done and iron bridge in place for erection. Travel between Youngsville and Sugar Grove to improve once bridge and road are complete. Local visits include Patchen to Jamestown and Fidler returning home from Lotteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Messrs
F.P
B. Patchen
Jamestown
Fred Fidler
Lotteville
Chandlers Valley
Mathews Jimmines
Democratic canvass cites New York majorities and Hill edge
Democratic headquarters in New York claim 65,000 majority for Democrats statewide and 11,000 in Kings with Republican north Harlem estimate under 40,000. Governor Flower notes 30,000 as a possible figure, while Singerlys tour in Central Pennsylvania shows heightened enthusiasm amid broad Democratic gains and Republican claims shrinking from 200,000 to under 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kings
Harlem
Flower
Hill
Singerly
Pennsylvania
What About Your Education
The time is rapidly approaching when a decision will be reached as to what school you shall patronize. The Clark business College with campuses in Warren and Bradford leads business training schools of America and invites inquiries for circulars. Ex-Postmaster T. F. Anthony of Promise City Iowa endorses Mystic Cure for Rheumatism after two doses. Sold by L G Noyes & Co., Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School
Pomeroy
Dand of Mercy
J. Trimours
Seec
Tree Hospital
Mime
Prig
Clark Business College
Warren
Bradford
Butler
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
L. G. Noyes & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. TU
Spring Greek
Society of
Alice Savage
Mertie Lewis
Mable Stone
Mary Servoss
Olive Taylor
Wildcats
Man
Washington
P. S.C. E. Officers
Oil City
Polk
Friend Blizzard
Commonwealth
N. Ritchfield
I—Ly
Thompson Hill
Rev. Gage
U. B
E. C. Swanson
F. L. Thayer
J. E. Patchen
E. J. Swanson
Irvington
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