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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1895

Page

2

Temperance work in Sunday schools urged by Annie Skelton

The article outlines duties for Sunday school superintendents to advance temperance education. It recommends appointing a temperance secretary, regular meetings, and quarterly temperance Sabbath activities. It lists methods such as distributing literature, pledge drives, mass meetings, and urging pastors to preach temperance sermons, with sample publications and reports from various unions and local groups.

Temperance E Feu London Sunday School Union The Temple Chicago Ill Young Crusader National Temperance Society Neade Street New York Temperance Us Ism Columbus Wlmes M.S. & Record League Corydon L. S Gladerun Union North Warren Spring Creek S. S Volney B. Cushing Sugar Grove Stoneham Sheffield Tidioute Warren Scandinavian Union Warren Baptist Youngsville Nehemiah Annie W. Skelton

Real Estate Transfers in Warren County Area

Deeds dated 1895 record transfers in Pittsfield Brokenstraw Grade and Sheffield towns with parcels valued from 325 to 1000 dollars. Freemont Lainey to S A Brooks for one dollar, John A Day to Wilson McGrew for one thousand, Fred R Johnson to Warren borough for seven hundred, James Clark to Eristine Ugarick for five hundred, P W Thelin to unknown in Sheffield for six hundred twenty five, Theodore Stebbins to Emmett Stebbins for three hundred twenty five, Imcy Hall to Chauncey Homer for five hundred.

Freemont C. Lainey S. A. Brooks Pittsfield John A. Day Wilson McGrew Brokenstraw Fred R. Johnson Borough of Warren James Clark Eraistine Ugarick P. W. Thelin Sheffield Theodore Stebbins Emmett D.stebbins Farmington Imcy Hall Et al Chauncey Homer Conewango

A Storm at Sea and a Patent Remedy

A travel weary voyager faces seasickness and discomfort in storms. The text extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fast and certain aid for disordered stomachs and as a reliable antidote to harsh climates, dirt, and bad water. It is praised by travelers mariners miners and pioneers as guarding against rheumatism pulmonary issues and general malaise.

Malaga

Lawyer killed on the elevated in New York

Frederick Kef fer Kelham, a young attorney, was fatally struck on the elevated railroad in New York early today. The incident occurred around dawn with authorities investigating the fatality and securing the area.

New York Frederick Keffer Kelham

Water Works in Warren Borough Faces Modernization

Discussion on water service costs highlights a current $13,000 yearly outlay, with estimates rising to about $19,000 annually after improvements. Local business leaders push for prompt action, seeking a new system sourced from wells beyond North Warren. A new plant, with town-wide piping, is projected at $85,000 to $90,000, financed at 4 percent and expected to pay for itself within twelve years.

Free Bridge Warren North Warren

Gladerun News Roundup of Local Notables and Happenings

Mr Belton remains on the sick list while Mr Will Raiser recovers from a poisoned hand. Chas Baldensperger also listed as ill. Chas Blue visits Waterford for a few days. Harts and Moll returned from a hunting trip with six pheasants and three rabbits displayed at the Glade Run restaurant. Ed Ingersole moved family to the new store. Frank Jones returns to lower oil fields. Ace Bailey spent weekend with Glade friends. The new Gladerun restaurant reports rushing business. Mrs Cox of Titusville visits and returns home. Horner couple return from Emporium after funeral. Clam chowder served at Gladerun restaurant Saturday and Sunday.

Belton Will Raiser Chas. Baldensperger Chas. Blue Waterford Harts H. Moll Glade Run Kernal Rawlins Sugar Grove Ed Ingersole E. L. Coates Frank Jones Ace Bailey Glade Mise Cox Titusville Gladerun Mrs. Horner Emporium Ms. Horner

Western Pennsylvania Press Club meeting at Reed House

Seven men and one woman gathered in a parlor at the Reed House for a Western Pennsylvania Press Club governing board session. Attendees included P. C. Boyle and A. W. McCoy, with plans for county organization and a cross-state advertising alliance to run in ten Northwestern Pennsylvania counties. Also notes a marketing pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer.

Reed House Western Pennsylvania Press Club Totlanta P. C. Boyle Oil City United States A. W. McCoy Meadville J. Lb. Wen Pennsylvania Fie Dispatch

St Catherine's Guild Social and Armenian Relief Fund

St Catherine's Guild of the Episcopal church hosted a lively reception at the rectory on Fourth street with vocal and piano performances by Mrs Albrecht Mr Harry Isaacs Miss Neill and Miss Alice Parmlee followed by social games and a song guessing contest. A fund for Armenian relief via the New York Christian Herald is urged, with W W Howard promoting the cause and Putnam's Sons publishing a book by Rev Frederick Davis Green to raise public awareness.

St. Catherine’s Guild Fourth Street A. R. Taylor Guild Albrecht Harry Isaacs Isaacs Hattie Cobb Miss Neill Miss Neill Was Well Received, and A Piano Duet By Misses Radle Rockwell Alice Parmlee Bert Rockwell Bortor Evening News New York Christian Herald Armenia the Herald W. W. Howard Christian Herald Warren Turkey Putnam's Sons Frederick Davis Green Sassooun A.A. Davis & Co

Sensational Charges Against Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn

William F. Mason files suit in Chicago against the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York alleging increased reserves and more than 50 percent higher assessments. He says millions in insurance have benefited management, not policyholders, seeks payment from the reserve fund or a receiver with distributions to holders. urges Warren and Pennsylvania residents to join or pursue similar actions.

Warren Chicago William F. Mason Mutal Reserve Fund Life Association of New York Pennsylvania

Through a Draw Bridge A Grand Trunk Disaster

In Ont Pref. Oct 11 a Grand Trunk passenger train plunged through a draw bridge on the Otonahee river, sinking the engine and smashing baggage car. Fireman, baggageman and brakeman escaped by swimming ashore. eight rear passengers were shaken and crawled from the car window. Bridge tender Jackson says the danger signal was up and the engineer ignored it.

PreferBoro Ont Grand Trunk Otonahee Jackson

Campbell Fire Destroys Town Business District

Oct 12. Campbell between this village and Corning on the Erie railroad suffered its worst blaze in history as the entire business portion burned. Five families were left homeless by the flames.

Campbell Corning Erie

Two New Records at October Meet in Iowa and Connecticut

In Buurrs Iowa Bald won the half mile oper class B in one minute flat, breaking the levera. In Arriford Connecticut P J Berle set a new world mile record with a flying start at 1 46 4 5, beating Harry Tyler's 1 47 3 5 at Manhattan Beach this fall.

Singular Cause of Death From Dray Accident

Edward Mowvis died after a groin injury from jumping from a dray five weeks earlier. A pus cavity in the right leg released pus and blood poisoning proved fatal despite treatment. He was a hard worker in life. Funeral was Tuesday at the Methodist church. He leaves a widow and one child.

Edward Mowvis Methodist Church Tidioute News

Will Close the Factory

New Brunswick N J October 12 The 500 employees of the New Brunswick Rubber company were notified today that they would not be wanted after next Monday. The works will shut down for good. The company is governed by the United States company, the head of the rubber trust which has found that one factory is sufficient.

New Brunswick N. J New Brunswick Rubber Company United States Company Rubber Trust

Sensational arrest in Butler woman over Denver death

Mrs Caroline Anne Goffron, daughter of William Kennedy of Butler County, was arrested on October 11 on a charge connected to the death of her Denver husband last spring. She contends burglars killed him.

Butler Caroline Anne Goffron Wm. Kennedy County Denver

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