The Masked Man Strikes Glade Homes At Night
A recurring intruder described as a masked man enters Glade residences at night. He turns lights off, touches sleeping occupants, but steals nothing. Reports detail incidents at Bush, Grant, Bernstein, Smith, Magee homes and others. A reward is urged to aid his capture.
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Glade
Guy Irvine
John Bush
Mr. Grant
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Smith
Red Howard
Darius Magee
Mr. Magee
Cleveland in the West: Surprises for the Presidential Party
President Cleveland and party arrived in St Paul after Madison trip, city dressed for an eventful stop. Crowds gathered as Cleveland spoke from a hotel balcony in Minneapolis, then toured the fair and attended a supper before departing for Omaha. In nearby Nearth Cranenvox, J Black, an elderly resident, suffered a severe stroke leaving him paralyzed from head to foot, able only to move his right arm stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cleveland
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Omaha
Nearth Cranenvox
J. Black
Railroad Street
Warren Borough v Geer extends license power for canvassing
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court reverses lower court and upholds a Warren borough ordinance requiring door to door book and picture canvassers to obtain a license. It holds the ordinance lawful under 1832 and 1851 borough laws and common authority to regulate markets hawking and peddling in the borough. The decision stresses the license fee as a proper privilege for the right to conduct business within municipal bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Borough
Green
Supreme Court
Brown
Iower Court
United States
Pennsylvania
Warren
Bness
Suspected murder in Braprorn Sweden laborer found dead
The body of Perry Gustavson, Swedish laborer, was found banging in an oil derrick near Braprorn Pa. The boarding house proprietor says Gustavson left earlier saying he might hang himself. No strangulation signs. neck unharmed. The body was buried but will be exhumed for post mortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braprorn
Perry Gustavson
Gustavson
Younesvinen
Mr. Hoitor
Gulf of Despair
Warren County
Democratic Party
United Labor Party
Mailer
Cowan
Ife
Warren
Ibis
Hannan
West End Grocery Opens New Store at No 1 West Water
New firm and store opened offering a full line of groceries provisions and a large assortment of tobacco and cigars. Goods delivered anywhere in the city free. Call indicated by R. Wano to oblige customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Grocery
West Water Street
R. Wano
Warren Committee
M. Jackson & Bro
Wholesale Slaughter In Rail Crash Leaves Many Dead
An eastbound Chicago and Atlantic stock train collided with a rear passenger train near heat at midnight. The wreck ignited by coal and stove overturns turned cars into a searing blaze. A family perished, a 14 year old boy survived badly burned. Estimates vary with ten to fifteen dead, fifty passengers aboard two coaches, twenty known to escape. The telegraph operator and coroner conflict on the final death toll.
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Ind
Chicago and
Atlantic Road
Chicago
Ed Wetmore Hose hosts grand phantom party in rink
Coming FEL Ed Wetmore Hose will give a grand phantom party in the rink Thursday evening next with invitations issued. Wyman's orchestra, decorations, and carriage options for gentlemen and ladies mark preparations for a memorable first ball to benefit the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wetmore Hose
Wyman
Blorck Drug Store
Garfield
Knights of Lauber of
Free fight aboard Warren to Oil City train erupts in riot
A disorderly scene on a Western New York and Pennsylvania train from Warren to Oil City during Barnum's Warren event ended with 11 attempts to restore order failing. Barber brothers and associates attacked passengers. Worth, Ezra, Ira Barber and James Russell were arrested near Cobham, with Seewan Barber still at large. Witnesses described threats, choking, and fights as the train neared Cobham, leading to bail postings and court appearances.
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New York and Pennsylvania
Warren
Oil City
Barber
Cobham
B. J. Wilmoth
Railroad Company
Foster
Worth Barber
Ezra Barber
Ira Barber
James Russell
Seewan Barber
Squire Cornelius
Fulton
Irvine_ton
Hera Barber
J. Uf. Nell
Lusher
John Lusher
Luther Green
John Burns
John Ashland
William Miller
Tra
Mr. Neff
Heeman Barber
Exra Barber
Ira
North Clarendon Breezy Budget Bristling With Local News
North Clarendon Pa October 12 Michael Mitchell opens boot and shoe store on Main near railroad. MecNett hall hosts season opening dance. Miss Lar and Mrs Turner update locals on new buildings and repairs. Hawkers, hose committee finances, and small-town concerns follow with a mix of election talk, roads, and a warned debt of about 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northlarendon
Michael Mitchell
Main Street
Railroad
A. Harris
Hershfield
Maileond Street
J. Black
Conong
MecNett
B. MecNett
Palng
ALS Knight & Co
Lave
Anyoa
Rhodabereer
Titusville
Cora Stremony
Qtte Marlow
McNett
Four & Weaver
Henry
Russel
Oliva Savage
Lar
M. Turner
Oscar Fence
Rhodaber- Shepard
Mt. Rue
Oil City
Rhodaberger
M. Schone
Ins
George Berry
Timmons
de Bore
Monnin
Ron
Fleishfield
Lis New
Painter
Butler
Driscoll
Janes
John O'Neill
Barber Stepon
Jake Berthy Apetus
Warren
Clarendon Committee
Warren Committee
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The
Cigar Makers
Cigar Makers Union No. 122
Harngari Hall
Tie Noss
Famous & Family Musical and Novelty Company
Library Hall
Struthers’ Hose Company
Mantel
Fanny Davenport
Irvine Flats
Buffalo Capitol
Wyman & Davis
Jamestown
Wall
Tip Dolmmon
Haines
Golden Specific Co
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
North Clarendon
Henton
BOOTS
Miouard Mrretney
North
Clarendon, Pa
Youngsville
Pittsfield Township
Mead Run
Limber
Farina
Alecsinty Ue
Yankee Bush Road
Averlat
TA. Whitney
Pittefield
Geo. O. Brown
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