M. E. Conference Appointments In Warren Area
The M. E. Conference in Warren closed its week long session with notable attendees. The report lists district appointments across Westfield Asbury Dunkirk Erie Fairview Forestville Fredonia Girard Green Greenfield Mina Irving Laona McKean Mayville North East Perrysburg Portland Ripley Sheridan Silver Creek Springfield Volusia Waterford Wesleyville Westfield Jamestown Districts include Corry, Ashville Busti Farmington Cattaragus Cherry Creek Clymer Columbus North Corry Corry Dayton East Randolph Ellery Frewsburg Jamestown Kane Ludlow Kinzua Leon North Warren Panama Randolph Ridgway Salamanca Sheffield Sherman Sugar Grove Warren Youngsville and Chamberlain Institute staff.
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R. W. Scott
P. E
P.O. Westfield
N.Y. Asbury
John Akers
Seria Ae
L. Flood
Delanti
J. W. Martin
Dunkirk
0. L. Mead
Pay First
A. N. Craft
Ewe
Simpson
J. C. Scofield
Erie
Tenth Street
J. H. Herron
Fairview
Abram Bashlin
Forestville
R. N. Stubbs
Fredonia
J. A. Kummer
Girard
C. G. McIntire
Green
J. O. Osborne
Greenfield
Mina
George Collier
Irving
L. A. Chapin
Laona
McKean
G. W. Staples
Mayville
Milton Smith
North East
W. W. Woodworth
Perrysburgh
A. H. Bowers
Portland
G. J. Squier
Ripley
Jamestown
E. D. McCreary
P. O. Corry
Ashville
L. F. Merritt
Busti
Farmington
W. B. Nsolt
Cattaragus
L. J. Bennett
Cherry Creek
W. W. Dale
Clymer
Peter Burroughs
Columbus
North Corry
J. W. Wil
Corry
A. J. Merchant
Dayton
Wm. Rice
East Randolph
Joseph Leslie Ellery
W. J. Brockway
Ellington
A. A. Horton
Frewsburg
J. W. Crawford
Garland
Spring Creek
H. D. Tood
Hamlet
D. R. Palmer
W. G. Williams
Kane
Ludlow
Kinzua
Dewitt M. Carpenter
Leon
Little Valley
B. F. Wade
North Warren
Russellsburg
C. W. Miner
Panama
N. Clark
Randolph
John Graham
Ridgway
Goodrich
Salamanca
Orin Babcoci
Sheffield
W. W. Cushman
Sherman
W. O. Allen
Sinclairville
Sugar Grove
C. O. Mead
Warren
J. M. Thoburn
Youngsville
I. N. Clover
J.T. Edwards
C. J. Brown
Chamberlain Institute
Randolph Quarterly Conference
Van Buren Point Sold for New Lake Retreat
Howard Bos of Fredonia purchased Van Buren Point a 100 acre Lake Erie shore tract west of Dunkirk. The new owners plan a large hotel next spring, aiming to rival Lake Chautauqua as a summer retreat for teachers. The site is described as beautiful and likely a profitable investment.
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Warren
van Buren Point
Lake Erie
Dunkirk
Iloward
Fredonia
Lake Chautauqua
Ridway Roasts as Fire Destroys Local Offices
Early Saturday flames erupted from the Elk County Democrat office at Ridgway and spread to adjacent buildings, destroying seventeen shops and two homes. Loss tallied around 95,000 with 50,000 insured. The office of the Elk County Advocates was also destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk County Democrat
Ridgway
EU County Advocats
State Notes From Pennsylvania Items
Potatoes sell for twenty cents per bushel in Washington county. The McKeesport water works are finished and turned over to the town. total cost 93 621.95 dollars. Dogs in West Chester show hydrophia symptoms from mad cat bites. The puddling department of the Chester rolling mill operates with non union workers. Peter Herdic, recently arrested at Williamsport for misappropriating money, has been discharged. Bradford Star Sunday edition sold to A. J. Carr and will be renamed the Mall. Beaver Falls company buys four acres for large wire works. Twelve thousand dollars belonging to Craft, Franklin Bank cashier, garnished by the bank via an Oil City broker. Controller Pattison denies clerks are being payroll assessed for elections and refutes the claim of $50 assessments by the Democratic City Committee. Connellsville Courier notes no expected clash between workers and operators in fall or winter. Iron strike causes losses. both sides want uninterrupted work.
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Washington County
McKeesport
West Chester
Chester
Peter Herdic
Williamsport
The
Bradford Star
A. J. Carr
Mall
Beaver Falls
Beaver County
Franklin Bank
Pattison
Democratic City Committee
Connellsville Courier
Creed Challenged for Countywide Financial Discussion
The Ledger editor is urged to let Creed debate financial questions in six to eight county venues this month. A reply from W. D. Wuiury of Tennessee urges Creed to use his logic to persuade readers to return to Republican and Democratic sides. Also advertised are Centennial music pieces by Prof. J. R. Sweeney including William Penn March and Two Hundred Years Have Rolled Away, available from publisher Joan P. Dougherty at 22 West Third Street, Chester, Penna, 40 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Vidi
Creed
Levern
William Penn
J. R. Sweeney
Quiver
Garner
Ark of Praise
Joan P. Dougherty
West Third Street
Chester
Penna
Railroad Ticket Law Case Sways Ticket Holders Rights
In Pittsburgh last Monday Judge Trunkey held that a railroad must honor its tickets and the face value governs rights of passage between the listed points, reversing a lower court ruling and addressing ticket scalping. A physician warns tobacco smoke injures lungs and condemns cigarette smoking. A Chautauqua paper mocks Democrats and touts Grover Cleveland for Governor, urging subscriptions and support for an honest man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pittsburgh
Judge Trunkey
Cuarracara
Folger
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Chautauqua Neves
The Pestilent Fly and Household Reform
A humorous essay laments the house fly's faded summer vigor and aging, praising its role as a public scavenger while joking about future reforms. It mocks anti fly campaigns and envisions a future where trained flies gain household privileges, inviting housewives to lead this reform.
Early law in Michigan told by a pioneer tale
Detroit News recounts Gratiot county’s early justice scene. A farmer Davison walks three miles to obtain a warrant for neighbor Meachan after an assault. They meet Meachan at his house with a gun. Davison asks for arrest. the judge postpones as both men retreat toward home. A bear joke and bench adjournment close the anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
Davison
Meachan
Wip
Tronot
Esamar
Tomor
Jain
Michigan
Halloo! Is Arthur to be assassinated headline excoriates party leaders
Albany Evening Journal argues the Republican Party is blocked by a coterie of small minded leaders. It condemns their selfishness, unscrupulous actions, and influence on younger members, urging renewed, forceful political remedy to restore party vigor and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Andayes
Garfield
Artin
Georgia vote shows large Democratic majorities in 1900s
Cou walcs Ga October 4 The election for Governor and State House of Representatives passed quietly across the state with indications the Democratic ticket will be elected. In the Fourth Congressional District the Democratic lead is the largest majority yet. Muscogee county shows a 4 percent margin with the party set to dominate the House and Senate. Nationwide, the Democratic ticket appears to win by a probable 39,000 vote margin.
Mandrake Bitters Advert by Goopwes and Co
A Union Pier Michigan letter praises Dr Baxter's Mandrake Bitters as a cure for sick headache sour stomach dyspepsia indigestion constipation torpid liver and biliousness and requests price information by quantity for future orders from RM Goopwes & co.
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N. M. Orr
Clarendon, Ps
Waxelbaumeck
William Swanson
Johnson's Exchange Building
Up-Staira
Atte Olmer
Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Liberty Street
J. Hi. Qauer
W. W. Datz
L. A. Freeman
P. V. Murray
Merck & Co
J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
C. H. Hoffman
Warren, Pa
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank
B. Brown
G. W. Stone
H. BE. Brown
Christian Smith
Golden Horse
F. P. Olney
JAS. Cable
George H. Leonhary
Carver House
Gus Mull
Ryder First National Bank
Con
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
Ball & Thompson
Quce In
Ken
CG. G. Thompson Dist
Attort
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Ofice
Wetmore
Warren Telephone
Nyne
Wilbur 'Hnur
Front Street
Patoffice
Wilbur
Greaves
Episcopal Church
Iife
Deceasd
State and Dale
A.doon
A. Wheelock
Cisit
Knights OF Pytilas
Warren Loda
H. Hall
Maternly
Warren Saving Bank
Warren, Pra
Savings Bank
Warren County
F.watson
Ewesmuth
A. J. Hazeltine
Jes Cashier
L. '. Warsox
J. GH. Hunter
M. B. Doweam
Jas. Clare
JB Alte
E. G. Woon, B. Nesmith
A. Kirberger
W. D. Brown
Azeltine
City Music Store
Thos. L. Manville
Penn’a
Kranich & Bach’s Pianos
Mtsrolg
Thos. S. Manville
Hazel Street
Joseph Walkerman
A. Mintzer & GO
A. Mintzer & CO
Wood
Thomas
Third St
Methodist Church
Dinshoor & Cable
Nott
Hertzel & CO
Proprietors of the
Liberty St
C&e
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Nivyl
Wis
Bath
Loomis & McMaster
N.Y
Jacob Evsinger
M. E. Conference
Franklin District
John Peate
P. O. Greenville
Clintonville
A. O. Stone
Emlentov
H. G. Lall
Enterprise
Alpha Wilder
Hickory
F. M. Small
William Branfield
Franklin
David Latshaw
kCarnes
Grace Church
Miller
Trinity
J. M. Bray
Martinsburg
W. M. Taylor
Plummer
Z. W.shaddiuck
Reno
Sugar Crek
W. P. Graham
Ronseville
W. TL
HI. Bunce
St. Peterspurg
P. W. Scofivid
Ridioute
Wm. Martin
Fionesta
J. P. Dlicks
Wrreriéo
Dim
Ridway
Creed Challenged
W.D. Wuiury
Early Law
Detroit Kres Vrers
Arthur
Albany
Georgia
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