Warren County Tales and Local Notices 1894
Warren and vicinity items report local deaths, injuries, business remarks, and notices. J. Percy King arrives to help at Carver House. a brakeman, Hugh McGinnis, killed at Kane. football result Warren Juniors 18 Jamestown 4. a turkey dinner fundraiser at Struthers homestead. various patent medicines advertised, including Mystic Cure and Shedd's Cough Syrup. a large horse Hal Braden died. George C. Scott found dead in Erie. Benedict Hoffman obituary. daughter's cough treated with Shedd's Cough Syrup in Little Rock.
Free Agricultural Instruction at State College
The Pennsylvania State College offers a twelve weeks free lecture course in Agriculture Horticulture and Veterinary Science for farmers plus two six weeks courses for dairymen. Short courses aim to be easily reachable and widely patronised by county farmers and include dairy management options.
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Pennsylvania State College
Tors
Fox & Waters
The Sporty Boarder’s Tale and the Mutilated Tail
A Buffalo Express excerpt recalls a boastful tale of a bookmaker turning a $100 stake into $15,000 across horse races then adding croquet winnings. It then cites the United States Veterinary Medical Association condemning tail docking as cruel, noting tail usefulness against insects and disfavoring cosmetic justifications.
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Jack
United States Veterinary Medical Association
Philadelphia
Nature
The
Veterinary Association
Washington Star
The Conduct of Life and Local Obituaries
An excerpt notes Emerson on behavior as a sign of inner force. Obituaries list Frank Elmer Siggins age 31 in Warren PA dated Nov. 14. Mrs H Cogswell age 76 in Warren dated Nov. 17. Benedict Hoffman age 84 in Warren dated Nov. 15. Abel Phillips age 81 in Watts Flatts, NY with funeral in Russell and survivor details.
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Benedict Hoffman
East Street
Warren
Alsace
Germany
Gee, Falkman
D. Smith
Louis B. Hoffman
Lorraine
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Siggins
Frank Elmer Siggins
Cogswell
H. Cogswell
Hoffman
Phillips
Watta Flatts
Abel Phillips
Comedian Nat Goodwin Turns Joking Tale Tragic
In Delmonico’s cafe Nat Goodwin amuses guests with European trip reminiscences. He turns a joke about an express wagon and a dog into a sly reflection on identity, calling it a genuine tragedy in life when a creature destroys its own identity.
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Prince of Good Fellows
Nat Goodwin
Delmonico
Goodwin
New York Herald
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Warren Ters
Ledger
Warren and Vicinity
Beecham’s
Ayer
Saraaparilla
Thompson
Warren County
Teacher’s Institute
Shedd
Hood
J. Percy King
Carver House
Percy
the Presbyterian Church
Struthers Homestead
Hugh McGinnis
Kane
D. Woodard
New York
Jamestown
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
L. G. Noyes & Co
Geo. Wetzel
Celeron
Young, Men’s Christian Association
First Methodist
H. N. Richfield
Hal Braden
Meadville
Tennesssee
George C. Scott
Tidioute
Western Union Telegraph Company
Buffalo
Erie
Tidicute
C. H. Johnson
Little Rock
Arkansas
Pshaw
Buffalo Express
D. Swarz
Springfield
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
N. Y
Fenner
Paul M. Weber
C. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
M. Weber
North Tenth Street
Reading
Pennsylvania
Mood
She
Cc. P. Northrop
Perry
Water Street
Geo. Ball
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pan
G. N. Parmlee
H. A.iamleson
Ehertzel. Cashier
Andrew Hetzel
PL Wheeler
C. Schimmelieng
GN. Parmilee
H. T. Russell
H. A. Jamieson
Ball’s
Clothier
North
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Pesna
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothen
Chrissania
Copenhagen
M. Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
D. F. Hoffman
P.J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
Smith & Smith
Amos W. Smith
Agency of American and
Anchor Lines of Ocean Steamships
J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Cashier
M.B. Dunnam
L. BR. Freeman
L. B. Wood Charles W. Stone
James Clark
A. J. Hazeltine
W. M. Lindsay
Mitanga
Calthos
Vicor
von Mohl CO
Cincinnati
Warren Mills CO
Ker Owl
Graham
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