Deaths in Warren: Valentine Van Vechten Davies Struthers Will
Death notices from Warren recount the passing of prominent residents E. T. F. Valentine, D. T. Van Vechten, and Mrs. J. M. Davies. Hon. Thomas Struthers’ funeral drew a large crowd with detailed services led by clergymen and officers from Struthers Iron Works. Patrick Hassett is remembered as a long time Warren resident and Democrat with a large family.
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D.T. van Vechten
Cade
D. T. van Vechten
Warren
Co. H. 10Th Penn’a
Co. F
151St Pa
Charles Dickinson
Curry
Crandall
van Vechten
Eben N. Ford Post
Thos. Struthers
Thomas Struthers
Market
Third Streets
Library Hall
M. Beecher
P. Greenland
Struthers Iron ‘Works
A. B. Kehr
J. W. Crawford
T. J. Burke
John Clayton
Henry Raber
Henry Wolfe
Boro Countil
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Struthers
W. W. Freeman
W. V. N. Yates
H. A. Messenger
A. C. Joy
L. G. Noyes
G. F. Yates
Musa E. MM. Dreager
Kitty Brown
Rev. Smith
A. W. Ryan
D. D
Trinity Memorial Church
Mr. Struthers
G. H. Humason
First Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Wetmore
W. D. Brown
B. P. King
A. Wetmore
W. M. Lindsey
N. Parmlea
M. Waters
B. F. Morris
W. HO. Heck
Taos
Tunstall
W. B. McLaren
Frank Sailor
Chas. Betts
P. HE. Sonne
Woodbury James
Anl
Iron Works
Struthers Co
Oakland Cemetery
Allegheny River
John
Anna McBride
Matilda Galbraith
Henrietta Eddy
Thomas S. Wetmore
High Street
Struthers Iron Works
Board of Control
Public Library
Patrick Hassett
County Clare
Ireland
Fifth Street
J. F. Sutton
Eric
Thomas Hassett
D. M. O’brien
Greenville
Simon Hasset
Albert Post
G. Smith
Bridget
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Democratic Headquarters Urges Access to Tariff Reform Papers
Democratic headquarters held a meeting last Wednesday promoting daily access to tariff reform papers for workers and farmers. A three member committee was formed to investigate irregular voter assessments that could deprive eligible voters of suffrage, with swift action possible against culprits. Mr. Wr. O Vonnor thanks the Protected Home Circle for a $1,000 death benefit acknowledgment in Warren.
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Wr. O'Vonnor
Protected Home Circle
Warren
Judge Gresham for Cleveland shocks Indianapolis crowd
The public announcement that Judge Gresham would vote for Grover Cleveland caused a stir in Indianapolis. He disapproves of Republican economic policy and favors a revenue tariff, warning that four more years of McKinleyism would empower plutocrats, hurt labor, and crush farmers. He cites his tin-bucket decision and rail trade disputes, and notes strong support from soldiers and workingmen.
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Indianapolis
Gresham
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
People’s Party
Cleveland
Judge Field
Chicago
Indiana
Jay Gould
Wabash Road
Ad Gresham
Illinois
Court News Highlights From Week At Court House
The docket shows verdicts for plaintiffs in several cases: Christian Koblen v. Samuelson 69 cents damages. M. B. Dunham v. M. A. Myers administrator of B. A. Hyde, claim for lumber sawing. Thomas Conway v. Davidson et al contract price for drilling oil wells, verdict $478.76. Union 648 Company v. Clara Blood executrix, mortgage suire verdicts for $95,114.72 and $299,869.60. Also report on a wheelchair handicap cycling event with 22 riders near Jamestown, prizes and banquet details, plus local club reorganizing efforts and civic notices.
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Court House
Christian Koblen
G. E. Samuelson
M. B. Dunham
M. A. Myers
B. A. Hyde
Thomas Conway
Davidson Et al
Union 648 Company
Clara
Blood
A R. Blood
Union Ui Company
A. R. Blood
Bank Robber Gang Fought Off by Cashier and Citizens
Barged into Keystone National Bank at noon with revolvers. Cashier Frank Kepler struck intruder with a paper weight, was shot in the cheek but survived. Robbers fled, pursued by a crowd, then surrendered to Special Officer William Doehrel after exchanges of shots. Suspects named John Courtney, C. H. Hawley, Dan P. Evans, and Charles W. Smith, all from New York City or Syracuse.
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Eris
Keystone National Bank
Okshier
Frank Kepler
Chas, Leibel
Kepler
Eighth Street
William Doehrel
Doebrel
John Courtney
C. H. Hawley
New York City
Dan P. Evans
Charles W. Smith
Syracuse
A Traveler from Altruria in Cosmopolitan and Fashion Notes
Mr Howell begins in the November Cosmopolitan with a new piece and editorial duties assigned to Mr Walker. The revival of Directoire and Empire fashions excites fashion writers and publishers offer guides to historical costumes. The October Forum review compares civil service reforms and states voting stances of reformers. New York musical monthly The New York Musical Monthly impresses with 82 pages at 15 cents. Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly leads with Columbus. Colorado rail routes promote Estes Park and Glenwood Springs via Burlington Route.
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Howell
Cosmopolitan
Altruria
Holmes
Howells
Walker
Directoire
Napoleon I
Josephine
la Mode de Paris
Paria Album of Fashion
la Cautuiere
Messrs. A. McDowell & Co
West 14Th Street
New York
John T. Doyle
Commission
Civil Service
Cleveland
Harrison
Lucille B. Swift
Civil Service Chronicle
Todianapolis
Richard Suaalfield
Tenth Avenue
New York Musical Monthly
Frank Leslie
Florida's 25,000 vote sweep widens Democratic lead
Florida voters delivered a sweeping Democratic victory yesterday as Republicans and Populists combined tally about 6,000 votes while Democrats exceeded 30,000. The fusion with Populists drew defectors from the GOP, boosting the Democratic majority in Jacksonville.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
T U Resolutions Adopted At Tidioute Convention
The Warren county Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in annual convention at Tidioute and adopted resolutions praising prohibition, condemning licensed saloons, urging renewed reform efforts, and thanking local hosts, speakers, and groups for their hospitality and support. The committee members signing include Mrs A J Wacertine, Mars BR Tageart, and Mrs Exxaerr B Lacy.
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Tidioute
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Warren County
National
Woman’s Christian Termperance Union
Tidioute Union
Desogates
J. M. Weaver
Batavia
N. Y
M. EE. Church
A. J. Wacertine
Mars
BR. Tageart
Exxaerr B. Lacy
Columbus Day plans proposed by Warren council
A Warren borough council meeting last Tuesday discussed Columbus Day events for October 21 marking Columbus landing four hundred years ago. The plan calls for a school children parade, a public meeting at Library Hall with two addresses, an evening fireworks display, business and public house closures, and a citizens committee to oversee arrangements. Named appointees include Prof. W. L. MacGowan and Revs. G. Hamason, G. Trabert, J. W. Smith, A. W. Ryan, Father De La Roque, C. B. Smith, G. W. Meisse, and N. Giemsn. invitation extended to Warren Fire Department and other local groups.
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Rovs. Trabert
J. W. Smith
America
Library Hall
Warren and Burgess
Warren Boro
W. L. MacGowan
G. 4. Hamason
G. H. Trabert
A. W. Ryan
Father de la Roque
C. B. Smith
G. W. Meisse
N. Giem Sn
Depew Jokes and Harrison Rally Spark Pluses in Minneapolis
In a Minneapolis convention renominating Grover Cleveland Harrison the crowd erupted as Mr. Depew quipped about grandpa’s hat. He teased future political shifts, noting a larger hat will soon cover ears and eyes as the party searches for a winning path against Grover’s boom and the current bloc dynamics. The poem-letter also jokes about political scheming and party fate.
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Pittsburg
Depew
Minneapolis
Mr. Harrison
Baby McKee
Ciuay
Dudley
Clarkson
Platt
Grover
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E. T. F. Valentine
E.T. F. Valentine
Mr. Valentine
Conewango Township
J. M. Davies
Davies
Democratic
Reading
Lyceum
DeMille
Belasco
Lyceum Theatre
Arthur Elliot
W. A. Sands
Homer Granville
Fred Conger
Francis Drake
Ethel Greybrooke
Blanch Weaver
Jean Coye
Phillips
Irvine
Glade
D. Gross
Court News
Jamestown
Humphrey House
Market Street
Lamper Schellhamme
Ed. Wetmore
Emile Lampe
Geo. Muir
Club
Merck Bros
Exchange Hotel
H. W. Laser
H.W Lane
Jonn Sir
John Sill
Warren, Pa
Asum
Warren Social Club
H. A. Jamieson
W.E. Rice
E. D. Wetmore
W.C. Watson
F. E. Hertzel
Wm. 2. Allen
UH. Rockwell
J. WP. Jefferson
N. Moore
Geo. F. Yates
Health Gazette
Brave Bank
ERIE
Colorado
Denver
Estes Park
Colorado Springs Mansion
Glenwood Springs
St. Louis
Burlington
Eustis
T. U
Colummbus
Mr. Depew
Waerery, I A
Boston Star
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