East Warren News Flash: Sidewalks and Lighting Hopes
Local East Side notes report council members visiting the area, seeking better sidewalks and street lighting. Updates on residents include A J Fouch planning a brick Conewango street home, Benj Shirley planting willows, and George Penfield finishing a new barn. Community happenings range from illnesses and weddings to lost travelers and new woodwork and crockery arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Fouch
Conewango Street
Benj. Shirley
Fifth Street
George Penfield
John Babbitt
Jamestown
Moses Shirley
Conewahgo Street
Pittsburg
Loren Wade
Mike Grace
John McStraugh
Warren
Germany
A. XM. Mill
Nes. Wm. Bowles
Oak Street
East Side
Wade
Sherman
Fast Water Street
Vess
Emma Anderson
Chandler’s Valley
Stanley
Africa
Washington
Prospect
Jefferson
FR. H. Howard
Charles G. Offerle
Simon MecKinzie
Conenango Street
Pleasant Township
Conewango
John Schulta
Cone
Rawley
Nesmith Street
Ella Stevens
Livingston Shirley
Ast
Titusville
Enterprise
Jessie Hastings
Belle Robie
Hemlock
Candidate Govove Endorses Nervura Medicine Hopeful Vermont
A Vermont political booster touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a wondrous cure for weak and nervous individuals. He cites personal family use and urges all to try the blood and nerve remedy, claiming broad benefits and a free consultation with Dr. Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
T.S. McGinniss
Jericho
Vermont
Greene
West Lith St
New York City
Gladerun News Highlights Local Events and Incidents
Local reception for Rev. T. R. Thoburn by the Ladies Aid Society. notes on a railway survey party led by C Kadmo. Deb Page’s injury at Smith Ingersoll store. streetcar track work near Guy Irvine place. Hope Blue’s arrival from Waterford. a survey for South Penn Oil Co.. rheumatism illness of Postmaster Coates. Henry Wedge named master mechanic at Gladerun tannery. Smith and Ingersoll expanding in new store. high tannery fire with two burn injuries. a Swede youth fined for disturbance. unresolved blame for nuisance incident. vast local activity and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
T. R. Thoburn
North Warren
DuBois
C. Kadmo
Deb" Page
Smith & Ingersoll
Guy Irvine
Hope Blue
Waterford
Joseph Smith
C. E. Anderson
Titusville
South Pern Oi Company
Forest County
E. L. Coates
Tuv
J. A. Coates
Cleveland
Henry Wedge
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Gladerun
Horner
George Bower
West Virginia
Linstrom
Dempsey Case Before Pardons Board After Delays
After multiple postponements labor leader Tlugh Dempsey serving a sentence for allegedly poisoning non union workers at Carnegie mills in Homestead appeared before the Board of Pardons. Arguments were heard and the case was held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiarresbtng. Ow
Tlugh Dempsey
Western Penitentiary
Carnegie’s
Homestead
Board of Pardons
Another Arrest in Tonawanda Riots
Buffalo report says Erwin Collins, a Tonawanda rioter sought by police, was arrested in Syracuse last night and brought to Buffalo today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Tomsett
Prospect Street
Buffalo
Erwin Collins
Tonawanda
Syracuse
Explosion at World's Fair Grounds Kills One
Oct 17 Cuiiaco reports a dynamite blast at the World's Fair grounds. One man was killed and six injured, several fatally, as workers faced the aftermath of the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaco
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East Warren News
Geo. Penfield
Joe Gibson
Little Meadows
Becker Farm
John Bright
Storum Farm
Col. Gardner
Roy
Bowers
Stacy Cogswell
J. A. Rogers
Lacy Farn
Cobham Park
Lizzie Reeves
Corry
Will
George Yates
Recreation Park
Emma Creel
Wm. F. Mason
Farmington Township
Jefferson Street
Mor Case
Macsried
Frewsburg
N. Y
EB. Watson
W. H. Higgins
Stoneham
C. A. Clark
P. Hedges
Stone
Wits
F. H. Rockwell
Will Dove
Sash Factory
Tip Taylor
Jackson Street
Siath
Conewangzo
Great Statesman
McGinniss
Gladerun News
Evening News
Deiat
Puioctir & Gamsle CO
Lugh Dempsey
National Lead Co
New York
German National Bank Building
Tilke
City Crockery Store
J. K. Weaver & Sons, Propr’s
Waren Street
Vlew
Allen & Langley
Second St
Warren, Penn’a
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