Snow storm noted as uncommon event in Youngsville
Oct 2 report from Youngsville notes a Sept 30 snow storm as an unusual natural occurrence. Local news lists organizational details, obituaries, arrivals and visits, store work, church sermons, and harvest season chatter with names such as Kinnear, Mead, and Nelson, plus mentions of nearby Warren and Jamestown activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. BR. Post
Grange Hall
Moncey
R. A
B. A. Kinnear
Plumer Mead
Binnears
Woodard
Warren Clothier
Getzlar
Wart
C. E. Chapel
Chautauqua Lake
L. McLee
Warren
Blanche Agrelius
Jamestown
N. Y
Maud Bassner
Hattie Kinnear
Corry
Harvey Russell
Russell
Fox Hill Fancies Ocs 3 Myr and Mrs Arnold Visit
Myr and Mrs Wesley Arnold of Falconer visited Robin Fox and John Young last Sunday. Hart and Ross Florence Schnur of Warren called on John Sehnur. Mr and Mrs Levinos traveled to Jamestown Thursday to visit Nellie Lanquist. Miss Jettie Sumner returned home last week. Relatives of Miss Ida Mall arrived from Cherry Grove last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Miller
Lander
Buffalo
Weyr
John Esperton Vertain
M. E
A. J. Merchant
B. F. Case
Hattie Keelis
Jamestown
L. Strong
H. S. Thomas
Myr
Wesley Arnold
Falconer
Robin Fox
John Young
Hart
Ross Florence Schnur
Warren
John Sehnur
C. A. van Orsdale
John
David
Jasper
N. Y
Inez Brown
Air
Addison Fo
Claire
Levi Vox
Fox Hill
Corn Fair
Clarence van Orsdale
Clarion
Nev
Sweesy
Lass
Tires
Waite
Thompson
Stetla
Joba Clendennings
Jemectown
Mary Jush
Russ
Clark
Clarenes van Urscaie
Pareste
John Clendenning
Armstrong
Local Notes from Warren and Vicinity Skip to King Winter
Oct 1 notes residents travel visits and domestic news from Warren Pennsylvania and nearby towns. families referenced include Van Orsdales McLarens Fo Addison and Clendenning relations with multiple trips to Jamestown Clarion and East Warren. a medical advertisement touts a 10 day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia by Mystic Cure sold by L G Noyes & Co. Warren Pa.
The Queen Uses Them and They Cure Her
A verbose advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a universal cure used by Queen Victoria and other elites. It cites testimonials including Mrs. Charles H. Heston of Monincher Vermont who claims full recovery from La Grippe after using Nervura and endorses the medicine for nervous, digestive, and blood ailments with free consultation offered at 33 West Idta Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Thas
Greene
Tipas
Ike
Ake
Green
Charles H. Heston
State Street
Monincher
Dr. Greene
Fee
West Idta Street
New York City
Will no Doubt be Out of a Job
Irvington county reporter Charley Metzgar of the Buffalo Express is accused of trying to secure a private secretary post for a $100 monthly fee via R. B. Mahony. A Washington letter claims Metzgar arranged favors for a relative appointee and tried to “take care of” Mahony’s interests, but Mahony refused and threats of exposure followed. The incident is described as blackmail by unscrupulous correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Metzgar
Irvington
Washington
The
Buffalo Express
R. B. Mahony
Express
Buffalo Times
Charles W. Metzgar
Nineteenth Century Patent Cure Claims Patently Questionable
An advertising item touts a “Camp in a Day” cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with miraculous claims. It lists tonics and liniments such as Linimone and horses as sources, promoting drastic savings and a Warren, Pennsylvania seller. The text ends by noting a Bradford council action to repeal a long-standing charter, framed as a public nuisance in a separate note.
Maybrick case revived by prisoner's confession claims
A released prisoner from Woking prison testifies that Mrs Maybrick continues to insist she did not kill her husband. The witness says Maybrick admitted an illicit relationship with a man and plotted to remove her spouse, while claiming she harmed herself to gain sympathy. The account suggests a life sentence was contemplated and Maybrick's motive centered on a relationship and attention seeking through self injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woking
Avs
Mayerick
Bad Ut
Spiders Win First Game in Temple Cup Series
The Spiders beat Cleveland 3 to 1 in the opening Temple Cup game against Baltimore. Pitching by Cleveland and McMahon for Baltimore kept it close to the ninth inning. Key plays included Hirst on errors and several stolen bases, with McKean TeLean and Robinson contributing. The article also notes entertainment by Powell and a library show featuring Gerober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
Spiders
Loing
McMahon
Baltimore
Hallymore
Hirst
Om Young
Ey Mesiahon
Taree Vase
B McKean
Burkett
McKean
O Tebeau
Blake
McGraw
Robinson
Hoi Anikett
Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Local Governors and Officials
The Massachusetts Democrats named nominees for governor George Freda Williams of Dedham and lieutenant governor James S. Giinnell of Greeminta along with secretary of state Abraham L. Stevens of Dudley and attorney general Hurlburt of Lyan. Also noted were a fatal explosion near Chicago during dinner, Judge Walter S. Dilatsh’s death at Litanon, and burial of noted traveling man Thomas Wf. Hunt who left $72,000 life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Democrats
George Freda Williams
Dedham
James S. Giinnell
Greeminta
Aben L. Stevens
Dudley
Hurlburt
Lyan
Abed C. Wlumacy
Chicago
Walter S. Dilatsh
Litanon
Thomas Wf. Hunt
Ab St. Pad
Mosk
Ib Taxen
Alu 42 Veotis
Conservatories Bloom After Frost Destruction
Conservatories recover as plants captured from frost grip bloom again though many were not saved and perished in the gardens. The text notes damaged plants and ongoing recovery efforts following a severe frost.
Odd Fellows festival invitation from January 1861
Ledger preserves a souvenir invitation and program for the Odd Fellows festival held Tuesday evening in January 1861. Five living committee members attended, with floor managers Harrison Allen and S V Davis and the Trenton full band providing music. Carriages at 5, dancing at 6. The embossed paper and the half inch by three inch dancing card list thirty two dances including McDonald’s reel Zingarilla and Monate Music twice, plus other dances and blank lines for engagements on the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sill
A. Hertzel
A. J. Davis
S.H. Davis
Rufus P. King
Harrison Alien
S. V. Davis
Trenton
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Youngsville
G. A. R. Post
Cable Hollow
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
Bln Richfield
Dragsist
Bradford
Livs
Mayprick
HeGian
Greas Powell
Gerober
America
Wilpert WaGe
Vernon
Gores
Revard
Eam
Theral Asm
Catuy
Tehea
FO J Ghones
Toledo
Armstrong & McKelvy
Boymer-Bauman
Davis-Chambers
Fahnestock
NationalsLead Co
Rational Lead CO
New York
Pitsburg
German National Bank
Pittsburg
Jae Wiarvis
Water Street
Perey UR
L. L. White
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Ds. White
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