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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1894

Page

3

W C T U Convention Report From Warren County

A compilation of W C T U activity for year ending 1894 across multiple unions. Details include memberships, meetings, temperance outreach, literature distribution, flower missions, charity acts, and financials. Highlights note brandished efforts in schools, prohibition advocacy, and community events in Glade Run Warren East Warren Rogers Sheffield and Warnum unions.

Befort Glade Run Flower Mission Mincerz Loyal Legion Mas. O. B. Epert East Warren Union Signal Warnum Y Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Warren County Warnum Prohibition Club Hertzell’s Island Warren New York City Dustin, Sec’'y. Glade Run

Wildcats Near Garland Chase Ends in Two Kills

Frank Watt and Earl Andrews of Garland hunted foxes near the stone quarry a half mile from the station when four wildcats sprang from rocks. Three were shot, the fourth escaped after fending off the dogs. The killed animals weighed about twenty five pounds each.

Frank Watt Earl Andrews Garland Titusville Herald

Our Man About Town on Doctors Ministers and Cruelty

In this column a narrator muses on public benevolence of doctors and ministers, recounts a case where a horse was mistreated by a so called animal doctor, and notes bread price shifts in Washington. He cites The Washington Star on bread costs and observes odd stock market manipulations.

Water Street Market Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To

Warren women to open a popoular Exchange

A Warren women’s exchange will open on Water street in Miss Sill’s millinery shop. Women nationwide will send handmade goods like needlework, quilts, garments, and home products to be sold at the owner’s price with a small commission. An intelligence bureau will register workers for five cents. Membership costs 50 cents for six months. The L. M. S. of the Presbyterian church leads the project with a long list of managers and committees. The exchange aims to open by November 10.

Sugar Grove Trion Union Neal Dow M. E. Church Union Signal Bulletin Seminary J. McCain Sec Warren Miss Sill Water Street L. M.S Presbyterian Church Clara Blood B. S. Hall MW. Jamieson E. E. Allen Alden Bemus el Eddy L. G. Noyes H. W.pickett Elia Preston D. D. Reed J. W. Kitchen

New P S C E Officers Named at First Baptist Church

The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at the First Baptist Church elected new officers. C F Sill was named President with Kias Morningstar as Vice-President and Addie Thompson Recording Secretary.

I” Society of East Warren Allce Savage Mertie Lewis Mable Stone Mary Servoss Treasurst Olive Taylor Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor The First Baptist Church C. F. Sill Kias Morningstar Addie Thompson Jessie Burritt C. E. Dunham Louise G. Gardner O. BE. Dunham Louise B. Miller OC. F. Sill J. A. Reed Rose Critchlow Nellie H. Morton Flower Misa Mary Nelson Warren A. J. Hazeltine J. W. Steen E. Morning

Free letter correspondence cures nervous and chronic diseases

Dr. Greane offers free home based medical letters for nervous and chronic ailments from 35 West 14th Street. Send a letter describing your condition and receive a complete analysis and care plan at no charge. The ad touts Dr Greene's Nervara remedy and claims widespread cures with no cost to learn more.

Greane West 14Th St

The Czar Is Dead Sorrowing Crowds in St Petersburg

News from Livapia Nov 1 reports the czar died at 2 15 pm with official announcement soon after Guns from the fortress fired a salute confirming the death A later telegram said he remained conscious until receiving the last rites at 10 am Today officials and citizens gathered at Montebello Cathedral for a solemn mass for his repose The report notes the monarch’s last hours and the morning sacrament.

St. Petersburg Livapia St. Peresssora St. Peter and St. Paul Council of the Empire Agri Cathedral Montebello

Revolutionists Warn Russia and Praise Liberty

A circulated circular from Swiss refugee Nihilists denounces autocrat Alexander and the Romanov line, promising revolution and vowing to resist oppression. The message declares the czar’s downfall near and urges unity against tyranny. Also noted are U.S. Thanksgiving Proclamation, political commentary, wage concerns at Polk, and an English spavin liniment advertisement.

Loxpor Switzerland London Russia Alexander Autocrat Czar Michaeloff Russakoff Nelotaeff Sophia Perowskai Jessie Halfmann Siberian Czarewitch Vladimir Michael Romanoff

Political forecasts and local notices from Hill

Assurances say Hill will carry New York state and the next Congress will be Democratic. Pennsylvania to show 50,000 Democratic gain. Warren county to poll the full Democratic vote. Local visits include J W King and G King at Hill. Mr. and Mrs. N Muntz at Kinzua. Mrs J I Barton at Lander. Church news notes Rev Stricker from Erie and Sunday school attendance. fires destroy Frank Stewart’s barns and horses. Congregational and M E meetings. Carl W King surprise. SuNFLowsn

Pennsylvania Warren County J. W. King Sugar Grove George King Jackson N. Muntz Kinzua John I. Barton Chautauqua Lander Baptist Church Busi Stricker Erie G. M. Bowen Sherman N. Y Frank Stewart Congregational Church F. Case Kiantone M. E Busti Carl W. King

Farmers Improve Fall Work and Local Road Project

In Mathews Run on Oct 29 farmers report near completion of fall work and a near finished road north of the mill. The iron bridge is in place awaiting erection. Travel between Youngsville and Sugar Grove will improve once bridge and road are done. Local visits include F P Patchen to Jamestown and E C Swanson moving back.

Youngsville Sugar Grove Messrs F. P F. B. Patchen Jamestown Fred Fidler Lotteville Chandlers Valley Mathews Runnines

Democratic canvass in New York shows large majorities

Democratic headquarters report a 65,000 statewide majority and 11,000 in Kings, while Flower estimates 30,000 north of Harlem. They project a Senate majority of 35,000 after Singerly's tour. In Pennsylvania, Republican gains shrink from 200,000 to under 100,000 amid surging Democratic support as state-wide figures trend upward.

New York Kings Harlem Singerly Pennsylvania

What About Your Education This is the time to choose a school

The notice urges choosing a business college among Clark's Warren Pa Bradford Pa Butler Pa Warren C New Castle Pa and Youngstown Ohio as leading business training schools. It calls for prospective students to request circulars and highlights practical value of a business education. An individual testimonial from T. F. Anthony ex postmaster of Promise City Iowa endorses Mystic Cure for rheumatism. Sold by L G Noyes & Co Warren Pa.

Sabbath School Pomeroy Pand of Mercy Futh Mary J. Trimovra Clark Business College Warren Bradford Butler T. F. Anthony Promise City Jaws L. G. Noyes & Co

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