Local Letters From Kinzua Describe Boom and Losses
The Ledger's Letters from Kinzua report a booming valley with new houses rising and a large veneer plant operating day and night. A major barn fire at C. W. Merrill's caused heavy losses, while the Big Bend iron bridge work proceeds and the Kane railroad nears Kinzua. Community notes list weddings, illnesses, shop hires, and school progress amid a range of local happenings.
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Kiyzua
Allezheny Springs
Mr Willis
Sugar Run
Baptist Church
C. W. Merrill
Kiozua Valley
Local Notes from Quaker Hill and Glade Run
W W Eisington of Stoneham writes from Quaker Hill about neighbors and visitors. Frank Rollins, a Helena oil producer, stayed with Miss Maggie Loucks. Mr. John Cramer Sr and Mrs. J O Rollins of Glade Run are mentioned with family visits. Teachers andLocal residents Addie Winton and Bliss M M Loucks are noted. Several locals including Miss Nettie Parker and Mrs. F P Gebhart are named. One entry notes George Pickett ill with rheumatism and James Park delivering apples to Clarendon.
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Quaker Hill
W. W. Eisington
Stoneham
Frank Rollins
Helena
Ohio
Maggie Loucks
John Cramer
Addie Winton
J. O. Rollins
Glade Run
David Loucks
George Hide
Mattie Cramer
Wesley Geer
GC. H. Verbach
Warren
David Lourks
Gen. Penfield
Bliss M. M. Loucks
Glade Thun
Nettie Parker
F. P. Gebhart
George Pickett
James Park
Clarendon
F. B. Rollins
Loucks
Maggie
Wentz
Extra session called to probe auditor general and treasurer
Governor Pattison summons an extraordinary Pennsylvania Senate session for October 13 1891 to review charges against the auditor general and state treasurer linked to the Bardsley scandal. He urges possible removal via impeachment if charges prove substantial and asks the attorney general to join the investigation with Senator George Handy Smith’s committee.
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Pattison
Senate
Bardsley
George Handy Smith
Joint Legislative Committee
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Joan Bardsley
Eastern
State
John Bardsley
Robert E. Pattises
Commonwealth
Senate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Smith
Court of Quarter Sessions
The
Death of William H. Kemble ex state treasurer
William H. Kemble ex state treasurer of Pennsylvania died suddenly of heart failure at his Mary lawn home near Jenkintown Pa He was born in 1828 in Woodbury New Jersey and long active in Republican politics He left a large family and had been involved with traction railways in several cities prior to his death Also noted is a brief sporting life anecdote and an unrelated local ad segment.
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Tin Pan Brigade
Will Fullerton
Will
W. E. Fullerton
Kinzua
Maggie Clendening
Ackley
Jamestown
A.C. Ellis
H.J. Kennedy
Cleveland, O
M. Koch
Koch
Squire English
Fred Newkirk
Mr. English
S. A. MecHhee
Butler
B. D. Strong
Jamies Barr
Smethport
CaxEnne Peeter
Thompsox
Tsomisos Hunt
Frank Lonsberry
Turnerville
C. E. Ruland
Dutch Hill
Ruland
George Bailey
J. FP. Stanton
Toronto
Lima Putnam
Corry
Andrew Swanson
Stone Hill
VC. E. Ruland
Eva Ruland
A. Babcock
Yankee Bush
J.H. Babcock
Torpedo
Tom
King’s Daughters
M. E. Church
W. H. Pather
Marie Quick
Tennessee
Daniel Haupin
Smith Hill
Clarendon
Clantxpon
James Ryan
L. Lial
Gerrie Griffith
Balltown
Marie Koester
Kate
Lillie Lemmer
Pittsburg
J. H. Driscoll
Pittsburg Exposition
Myrtle Simpson
Wahington
F. H. Cauley
Erie
Mrs. Farmer, Jr
Old Homestead
Warren
W. H. Hutton
Vreeland
David Cochran
Reynoldsville
W. V. Young
Cochran
Sampsell
Action
Barney Gibney
Grippe
Atlantic City
Maud Storey
Harrisburg
J. G. Ginader
Oakland
Wm. Shaw
Armor
St. Petersburg
P. L. Kratzer
Henry Howard
Kate Wilkins
Asa Phillips
Blanche Hawkins
Yankee Buss
W.A. Dalrymple
Earl Wilcox
Limestone
Leroy Jones
P. W. Somers
Willie Sumerson
Amelia Honbart
Irene Sumelson
Addie Johnson
Chandlers Valley
Brocton
N. Y
Daniel Ruhlman
Coryde
Eunice Bailey
E. Schuler
Corydon
Farmington
Commonwealth
Senate of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William H. Kemble
Kemble
Marylawn
Jenkintown, Pa
Woodbury
N. J
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Widener, Hiking & Kemble
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Charley Conarro
Sporting Life
Warrenton
Benner
University of Vermont
Sanders
Athletic Club
Orrogon
Lander
Chenango County
Ju. K. Boyce
Daniel S, Boyce
Regiment Encampment Plans For 16th Regiment
By order of Col Hulings the 16th regiment camps at Titusville October 15 16 17 for battalion and company drill. Companies A C F D E K say routes via Corry Bradford Warren Ridgeway Franklin Oil City to Titusville with midday arrivals and assembly at 1 pm for final route to camp.
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Hulings
Titusville
Corry
Bradford
Warren
Ridgeway
Galm
Kiington
Cempany F
Franklin
Oil City
Ttusville
Pension turmoil and Raum tenure threaten Treasury
A sharply opinionated column argues federal pension policy risks and urges protection of veterans while condemning former Pension Commissioner Tanner and suggesting General Raum as successor. It warns Blair’s potential appointment would destabilize pension law and endanger the Treasury, amid politics at the New York customs house and White House ties. It also notes Oregon burial, Corry man missing, and political maneuvering around Harrison in 1892.
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United States
Tanner
Tanger
Raum
Congress
Blair
New Hampshire
Federal Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Custom House
Foster
Lige
Elijah Halford
New York
Fassett
Halford
Harison
Ben. Harrison
Quay
Pennsylvania
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Still
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Miss Loucks
John Brasington
Friends
Joe Cox
Arthur Winchester
P. A. Badger
Rosepyup
Cherry Grove
James Darling
Darling
Clapp
A. S. Ferry
A. W. Ryan
Ferry
George Clark
Maine
George
H. M. Putnam
Lrox
H. Kemble
Horton’s
Treasury
Harrison
Washimpion
Sinal