A New Press Club Formed by Western Pennsylvania Journalists
A preliminary meeting in Warren gathered editors and publishers from Kane to Erie to organize a Western Pennsylvania Press Club. Officers include temporary chairman Lucius Rogers and secretary Pp. Boyle. Committees named for by laws and membership, with Erie proposed for permanent headquarters and a January 4 1896 Erie meeting set to report on dues and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Western Pennsylvania
Carver House
L. Rogers
Republican
Kane
BE. White
News
Tidioute
I. A. Pain
Leader
Corry
G. A. Pain
Telegraph
J.C. McLean
Times
Union City
Enterprise
Cambridgeboro
Ware
Edinboro
D.D. Reed
Ledger
Willis Cowan
Mail
Waren
Boyle
Oil City Derrick
Bradford
F. W. Bowen
Oil City Blizzard
D. D. Reed
The
Lucius Rogers
Kane Republican
Bairman
BP. C. Boyle
Oil City
Great International League of Press Clubs
United States
Pain
Corry Leader
C. Boyle
Erie
Phelps
Erie Times
Reed
P. C. Boyle
Trie City
Washington
Beaver
Lawrence
Butler
Mercer
McLean
Baker
Ridgway
McLane
Union
F.S. Phelps
By-Lawn
Olson
McKean
S. E. Walker
Eirk
Western Pennsylvania Press Club
Judge Dallas dismisses Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen petitions
A Nov 27 report states Judge Dallas in the United States circuit court dismissed the petitions of Levi Hicks and other Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members seeking to compel Philadelphia & Reading Railroad receivers to retain them in employment. The ruling follows Olney offering support for organizing and emphasizes lack of legal standing by the association. Also covered: Johnsonburg banker Harry Peoples found dead in his bed, age 26, with unclear cause. bank and community reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
Levi Hicks
Brotherhood of Railroad
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Olney
Brotherhood of
Johnsonburg
Harry Peoples
EH. Aldrich
Mr. Peoples
Harry
Armstrong Improvement Company
Kane Republican
OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN Observations on Daily Affairs
A column of social commentary questions boastful self appraisal and honesty. It recalls a Russian czar’s physician who told harsh truth, discusses naming children and probable regret, and critiques a pension case involving a blacksmith with a wife and eight children and a questionable pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czar
William Lewis Ross Wallace Harry
Sophia Watson
Omega Smith
Hezekiah Hogg
Hezekiah
Hogg
Grace
Bond bids open for new government five percent loan
The United States Treasury opened bids for the new five per cent government loan. Total bids reached 154,370,000 dollars, with two 60,000,000 dollar syndicate offers at higher rates. Morgan, Drexel & Co led the syndicate with ties to Morgan partners and major banks in New York, London, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, and San Francisco. The treasury likely accepted the higher bid to ensure gold delivery without depleting the treasury's funds. Gold deposits by banks and others are expected in bulk for bond payments, then returned to coin reserves. Princess Bismarck dies. Dr. Greene issues a free correspondence offer. Morck Bros jewellers advertise free engraving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Pierpoint Morgan
Morgan, Drexel & Co
Treasury Department
Curtin
New York
J.§. Morgan & Co
London
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Treasury
New York Sub Treasury
Mr. Morgan
Temperance Union activity across Warren County ends year strong
A detailed report from the county president highlights a paid up W C T U membership of 505, up 61 from last year, with local unions in Youngsville Glade Run Sugar Grove and Warren rallying. Meetings feature speeches by Rev J Darling Dr Cobb and Mrs Hazeltine, new officers chosen in Sugar Grove and Scandinavian unit formed in Warren, plus organizer totals for 1894 including unions formed and miles traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
C. P. Brown
Philadelphia
Atherly
Chautauqua
Viola Mason
Glade
Emma Arird
Nell Stuart
Margaret Day
Bell Kinnear
Grace Agrelius
W.C.T.U
Loyal Temperance Legion
J. W.smith
Warren
C. B. Smith
Star of Hope
Seminary
Anna Shott
Tidioute
Anna Shaw
Loveland
Canada
Sugar Grove Union
Stoneham
North Glade
Rogers
Russell
Clarendon
Kinzua
East Warren Y
Mass Gertrude Dalrymple
Y. Work
Warren Ledger
Prohibition
Warren County
W.C.T. U
H. Lacy
Spring Creek
Waa
John G. Wooly
Cincinnati
Ohio
W.C.T. U's
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lew Walters
Irvine
Lacy
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A New Press Club
Men of
Western
Pena
A. Organize
Ren
Judge
Comparizon
Hood
JT. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
H. N. Richfield
Man
Daily Affairs
Prince Bismarck
Bismarck
Duchess of
Lauenberg
Greene
West 14Th Street
New York City
Morck Bros
Glade Run
Sugar Grove
God
Humanity
Exren H. Lacy
Goodwill Ar
Morck
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