Higgins Attend Obsequies in Spartansburg
Mr. and Mrs. H F Higgins return from Spartansburg where they attended the funeral of Mr Higgins's father who died last week. Other town residents and visitors are noted for various health and social events including illnesses, social calls, church music planning, and local farm discussions.
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Srosmaty
Ps. Mov
H.F. Higgins
Spartansburg
Higgins
O. Modeen
Sweden
Lily Fisk
Foxburg
Harvey Hertzel
Mary Curran
Loren Wade
Fisher
J. B. Cable
T. H. Bines
Carr
Hazeltine and
Whitcomb
Warren
Nellie Thompson
Grand Valley
J.B. Culver
Union City
James Stewart
Sheffield
Lulu Cunningham
Corry
W. L. E. Good
Clarendon
C.F. B
the Ledger
Times
New York
The White Pilgrim at the Opera House
Robert Downing the eminent young American tragedian born in Washington and rising star at the era’s peak appears at the opera house Wednesday evening in The White Pilgrim. The performance is praised for Downing’s robust voice and stage presence, with a strong supporting company and high-class drama. Baby Fount. A stillborn baby found near Conewango Creek in North Warren was wrapped in a hospital blanket and later buried after coroner’s inquiry. The case, linked to the State Hospital, will be investigated by the district attorney.
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Robert Downing
Washington
Baltimore
John T. Ford
Downing
Zuwin Forest
John McCullough
North Warren
Conewango Creek
Arcanum Hall
Dunkle
Jas. H. Smith
Jate
Wagon load IEA supply offered to surrounding towns
Ed Clemons II of Warren Pennsylvania advertises ready wagon load delivery of IE A to nearby towns on short notice.
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Clemons
Warren
No License Needed Says Judge Acheson Ruling
Judge Acheson of the U S circuit court ruled last Tuesday that book agents are not required to obtain borough licenses. The Union City case involved Albert H White arrested for canvassing without a license and he was released.
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Acheson
U. S. Circuit Court
Union City
Albert H. White
Book of Life Home Cure Offered By Nashville Institute
Advertisement claims a free sealed booklet from Dr Parker's Medical and Surgical Institute at 161 North Spruce Street Nashville Tennessee detailing a home cure for nervous debility seminal weakness and related conditions. It warns of early decay consumption and insanity and promises a cure without payment. Also notes 54 inch dress flannels at 60c and price comparison.
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Parker
Court Proceedings Show Replevin Case and Damages Awarded
In Common Pleas Court Daniel McDonald vs James Beterman opened Monday with a replevin for horses and wagon. By Tuesday afternoon a verdict for plaintiff was returned. L A Rogers vs Samuel Davidson, about timber land on Limestone township lots 5404 and 5207, ended with Rogers awarded 8865 in damages after long testimony. A Philadelphia election polemic railed at fraud in voter rolls and officer conduct, urging ballot reform and an election board. A. S. Davis & Co. advertise a full line of school books.
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Common Pleas Court
Daniel McDonald
Jas. Beterman
L. A. Rogers
Samuel Davidson
Limestone Township
Isusut
Watson
Phil's Times
Philadelphia
Harrison
New York
Lincoln
Judge
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Harvard Quartette to Appear at Library Hall Saturday
The Harvard Quartette will perform at Library Hall on Saturday evening November 15. The group includes the Harvard Quartette, Miss Florence an elocutionist, and Miss Lufkins a pianist and cornetist, praised as top acts from Chautauqua and acclaimed by newspapers nationwide.
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Library Mall
Harvard Quartette Company
Library Hall
Harvard Quartette
Miss Florence
Lufkins
Chautauqua
Florence
Miss Lufkins
Harvards
Young Ladies Guild
Trinity Memorial Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Times
Moss Lufkins
Thanksgiving Proclamation and Political Satire
The piece reports President Harrison’s Thanksgiving proclamation appointing November 27 as a day of prayer and gratitude. It also comments on Harper’s Weekly satire of Speaker Reed, likening him to a hero delivering the majority from the minority, with a lighter note on Jeremiah Rusk’s election remark about the Republicans.
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Wasuraron
Benjamin Harrison
United States of America
United States
Washington
Sear
James G. Blaine
Secretary of State
Speaker Reed
Harper’s Weekly
Jack the
St. George
Perseus
Andromeda
Speaker
Republican Apathy and 1892 GOP Prospects
The Republican League president John M. Thurston arrives from Nebraska and cites off year apathy and the McKinley bill as causes of political drift. He predicts a revival of stalwartism, but notes workers and voters have grown disenchanted, with Blaine or Alger as possible contenders while arguing the party has outlived its usefulness.
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Congress
Senate
West
South
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Cucaco
John M. Thurston
Republican League Clubs
United States
Nebraska
Farmers Alliance
Republican Party
McKinley
Reed
Blaine
Alger
G. O. Ps
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Kerkels
Imstead
Frizxo Morris
Alliance
Sub-Treasury
Corporation Quay Republicans
A. H. O'Mergab
Warren County
Live Stock Insurance Co
A. M. Blattenberger
Sec’y
Millersburg
Wurse
Stone
YVAC
Dunn
Venango
McKean
Boulton
Warren McKean
C. A. Stone
Warrer
Tionesta
C. H. Noses
H. Higgin
D Irwin
P. McCalmont
W. MM. Lindsey
Forest County Roves
SF Inin
McCalmont
Noyes
Hunter & Jarvis
A. S. Davis & Co
Harvard
Mr. Binkie Apal N
Pittsburg
James G
Pittsburg Gazette
Blackburn
Kentucky
Senate Finance Committee
Messrs
Slate
Maine
Allison
Lown
Hale
Senator Blackburn
Morrill
Edmunds
Guratore
A. A. Davis & Co
Thanksgiving
Jerry
New York Herald
Jeremiah Rusk
Eng
Johnstown
The
Republican League
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