Death of King William II of Holland Yet Mourning Declares Regency
Dispatches report King William II of the Netherlands died at age 74 after a decline marked by auremia. Queen Emma named regent as Duke of Nassau is heir apparent. Proclamation promises national mourning, stability, and support for the new regime. The late king, born 1817, reigned since 1849 and reduced civil list spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Holand Bend
Loxpox
Hague
Helland
Auremia
Luxemberg
Holland
Duke of
Nassau
William II
Alexander Paul Frederick Louis
The
Netherlands
Orange-Nassau
Limburg
Emma
Duke of Nassau
Frish Delegates Seek Subscriptions in Untouched Towns
The Irish parliamentary delegation in New York asks American towns to start subscriptions as they cannot visit all locales. They urge rapid funds for the Irish national party, directing collections to Dr J B Kenny and Alfred Webb at the Irish National League office in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Balfour
England
Ireland
America
IMS
Winch
Wis
National Party
J. B. Kenny
M. P
Alfred Webb
Irish National League
Upper O’connell Street
Dublin
Parnell
W C T U Convention Trip From Warren County to Atlanta
Report on the National W C T U convention in Atlanta Georgia with delegates traveling by rail from Warren County and North and South Carolina. Observations include southern surroundings, shared experiences, and daily sessions open to pastors and the public. Also notes on society events, charitable appeals, and local advertisements.
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Leme
Atlanta
Atlonia
Hichmond
Danville Road
Bullmore
Arough
Carlouia
Georgia
North
Caaorlina
Dixie
Col. Murphy
Ballard House
Executive
Grady
Anon
Secretary Stone Reports State Archives and Reform Proposals
Secretary of the Commonwealth Stone presents a report covering December 18, 1858 to the present. It notes 16,010 corporations formed since 1738, 132 requisitions, 63 requisitions, 42 death warrants and respirations, 12 pardons, and calls for witness attendance enforcement, uniform election return blanks, pamphlet publication of laws, annual or biennial department reports, and more storage space. It also highlights contract awarding success and a $15,855.75 net gain for the year, with growing department workload and staff needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commonwealth Stone
Beaver
Letiers
Lee
Burr
Department of Intersstallars
Stone
Board of Pardons
Secretary of the Commonwealth
The
Commonwealth
State Department
Ami
Policies in Benefit Societies Supreme Court Decision
The Pittsburg supreme court ruled in Mary Jenks versus the Banner Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor and Salome Reed. The dispute centered on a life insurance policy on Martin Reeg with Reeg and Salome Reeg as insured parties benefiting the other. The court found Salome Reed entitled to the policy, noting Mary Jenks held no insurable interest in Reeg's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Mary
Jenks
Banner Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
Salome Reed
Martin Reeg
Salome Reeg
Reeg
Thompson Farm Auction Near Russell on Sugar Grove Road
From 35 to 50 on the old Thompson farm two miles above Russell on Sugar Grove road. Will be sold at a bargain, or let to double. Time given if requested. Address D S Thompson Tidiante Pa. Nov 14 1890.
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Thompson
Russell
Sugar Grove Road
Sons of Veterans Ball in Warren to Held Christmas Eve
Sons of Veterans Warren Camp No 231 Will stage their second annual ball on December 24, 1890. Arrangements by Capt T V Leonhart W C Ziegler and George B Keller earn praise for organization and promise orderly conduct. Also listed: help wanted for farm work six months and Siegel’s five dollar tailor made trousers offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Davis
Warren, Pa
Deer Hunters Flock North as Bears Elude Capture
Reports from northern Michigan say deer hunters converge in large numbers while a circulating county bear remains elusive. A Mariposa Gazette note recalls William Coughran’s dog killing a deer with a stone after failing to find a gun, marking multiple deer fatalities by improvised means.
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Michigan
Oregon
Mariposa Gazette
William Coughran
Wil
Ava le
Longtime Butler minister Rev Loyal Yount dies at 85
Rev Loyal Yount BD D one of the oldest ministers of our church died at his home in Butler Pennsylvania on October 11 in the eighty fifth year of his age He was born in Charlemont Massachusetts July 1 1806 educated at Jefferson College ordained in 1833 and served multiple charges including Butler French Creek Buckhannon Parkersburg and Winfield He married Margaret P Johnson in 1882 and was moderator of the Synods of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Mrs Yount died December 29 1887 He was noted as a sound theologian and faithful pastor The National Presbyterian for November notes the family lineage to Oliver Cromwell and honors his ancestry
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Joel C. Brown
Warren
High Street
Randolph
New York State
Lineaus
Elk Township
Clement
John
Clarina St. John
Cattaraugus
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Ealls
Presbyterian Church
Brown
Bizhiy
Loyal Yount
Our Church
Butler
Robert
Lydia
Gould) Young
Charlemont
Mass
Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Presbytery of
Ohio
Dee
Church of Butler
French Creek
Buckhannon
W. Va
Parkershoro
Sully
Winfield
Point Pleasant
Pleasant Flats
Washington
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Oliver Cromwell
Margaret P
Robert Johnson
Young
National Presbyterian
P. Johnson
Oliver
England
Pattison Chiefly Talks Wind Pudding to Independents
Entvor Lepeyr cites Pattison denying cabinet composition details will be named until January. He accuses the Mail editor of treating politics as office game. Independent Republicans who backed Pattison are criticized for seeking positions, while the piece suggests they want nothing but wind-pudding.
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Entvor Lepeyr
Pattison
Mail
Covernor Pattison
the Mail
Gillmore Band Delights Warren at Library Hall
Parrison Aerubican led by P S Gillmore performed a second Warren appearance at Library Hall last Saturday afternoon. A large audience praised the superb soloists though Miss Klein detracted with attire. Notables from Clarendon and Tidioute attended. D A V & P By tickets to New York Boston and beyond go on sale at 311 Hazel St with agents C H Ketcham and C B Batchelor arranging Midwest and western routes.
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J. W. Hamilton
C. C. Campbell
Hewitt
G. A. Emery
Scott and Kelly
Clarendon
Claude McCarrall
Will Nortis
Tiona
Fisk
Stoneham
Mattie van Rensselaer
Clara
Lily Mifflin
May Kemble
Clara Dunn
Tidioute
New York
Boston
Hazel Street
C. H. Ketcham
C. B. Batchelor
Letter of Thanks to Independent Republicans of Pennsylvania
Governor elect Pattison addresses George E Mapes, chair, thanking the Independent Republican State Committee for aid in the recent canvass. He commends their disinterested efforts to expose corruption and uphold duty and true issues, praising fellow citizens and leaders in the republican cause.
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Pennslvania Puiabenuia
Charman
George E. Mapes
Independent
Republican State Committee
Elect Pattison
Mapes
Pirrapuvita
George E. Mares
Republican
Sporlsmen
I. Parrisor Tal
County Commissioners Elect at Williamsport Convention
At the state convention of county commissioners in Williamsport the officers for the coming year were elected. Presiding is Darivl Yenkel of Montgomery. vice presidents include Albert Worth, Lan caster. Bryan McGinnis, Potter. Duncan Carmichael, Mercer. Robert McNeal, Dantingdon. I. M. Stormont, Sullivan. G. W. Burehfield, Juniata. J. M. Rogers, Delaware. M. B. Geer, McKean. secretary G. W. Burehfield, Juniata. UT. Rassell of Warren on Resolutions. Aims to refund tax statistics expenses to cities boroughs townships. Revise revenue laws. Committees and resolutions favor abolishing jury commissioners and funding convention operations. Lancaster to host next meeting. convention adjourned sine die.
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Williamsport
Presiden
Darivl Yenkel
Montgomery
Albert Worth
Lancaster
Bryan McGinnis
Potter
Duncan Carmichael
Mercer
Robert McNeal
Dantingdon
I. M. Stormont
Sullivan
G.W. Burehfield
Juniata
J. M. Rogers
Delaware
M. B. Geer
McKean
G. W. Burehfield
UT. Rassell
Warren
Charles D. Price
Local Guessing Contest Near Election Results
A Pittsburg Post weekly prize offered twenty five dollars to two readers nearest Pattison and Delamater vote totals. Asa L Phillips, Warren drug store clerk, guessed Pattison at 462511. official Pattison vote 464209, within 1698. Winners were J Stog Smith Jefferson county and F Hacke Allegheny, within 10 and 4 votes. Harvest Home notice invites friends to December 1, 1990 gathering 7 to 9 pm at Adelphia kitchen 327 Water street Warren.
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Pittsburg Post
Pattison
Delamater
Asa L. Phillips
Morris & Mullen
Warren
Mr. Phillips
J. Stog. Smith
Jefferson County
F. Hacke
Allegheny
Adelphia Kitchen
Water Street
Warren, Pa
Gao
B. Williams
Erie traveler saves child from well in Emporium
Eh Kendig of Erie rescued a little girl who fell into a well in a customer’s store during a Tuesday morning interview. The quick rescue earned thanks from the child’s parents as the traveler remained calm and helped remove the danger. The Chicago Post features a humorous exchange about corporal punishment and a note on A. A. Davis & Co. school books.
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Eh Kendig
Erie
Emporium
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Knights of Labor
Denver
Farmers’ Alliance
Ty. Powderly
Ralph Beaumont
A.W. Wright
Supreme Council of the
Farmers Alliance
Osceola
Fla
A.M. Dewey
Pennsylvania
Powderly
General Assembly
Assembly
Trrnsvinng
Willie Brice
Watters
Wm. Armstrong
Queen City
Armstrong
Brice
Finday
Blanchard
Union
Orange
Navy
Combs
Brooklyn
Pierrepont Hotel
Catoaco
Tioga
J.C. Bright
Buffalo
Genesse Off Company
W. A. Bright
Philadelphia
Dr. Green
Carver House
Ales
Maria King
Hill
Warren Hotel
Fl.v. Hageltine
Warren County
Benurts
Parker
Hunter & Jarvis
E. C. Pierson & Co
Wateerloo
N.Y
Diamond Furniture Company
D.S. Thompson
Sons of Veterans’ Military Ball
Siegel's
Parrison Aerubican
Guterna
Ttisogn
Chicago Post
Mre. B
A. A. Davis & Co
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