Pennsylvania Democrats Rally at Sixteenth Annual Convention
At Altoona Pennsylvanias Pennsylvania Society held its sixth annual convention in the Eleventh Avenue Opera House with about 700 delegates. The gathering featured anti American Protective Association denouncement, endorsements of David B Hill, and debates over Assembly placement with Lancaster chosen over Erie. Mr Black opened with remarks on tariff and state governance, while resolutions praised Governor Curtin and expressed sympathy to his family.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Society
Eleventh Avenue Opera House
American Protective Association
William L. Allen
Nittany Valley
Clinton County
David B. Hill
New York
MR. Black
Black
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Hastings
Delamater
Bardsley
Philadelphia
First Electric Street Railway Trip Delights Franklin
The Franklin Electric company supplied power as the Electric Street Railway ran its first test trip over the new track. A large civic turnout witnessed a smooth run with well-made cars and modern machinery. Notables including Mayor John A. Wiley and Sheriff James Roy joined the ride, praised by the crowd for safety and efficiency.
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Fraxrtix
Franklin Electric Company
Electric Street Railway Company
6Th Street
Liberty
Electric Street Railway
James Roy
J. H. Donnely
Warren
Wheelock
George 8. Davis
H. B. McCalmont
John A. Wiley
H. Gray
Oil City
Register and Recorder
Frank Barr
Crawford
Marcus Crawford
Ed. E. Hughes
Bryan Osborn
E. Jennet
William Hilands
J. Howard Smiley
Citizen Press
W. R. Smith
Evening News
Sheriff Marks
Derrick
H. R. McCalmont
Boiler Explosion Kills Two At Keller Mill
A boiler explosion at M. H. Keller's Sugar Run mill Tuesday morning killed two men. Enled Gus Carlson 25 and George McAllister 28, both single and natives of Sweden and Corydon Pa. Injured William Dyer with a compound fracture of the left leg and general shock. George Lewis sustained bruises. The lumber mill lies about 12 miles west of Bradford on the Sugar Run railroad line, recently running at full force on contract work for 8.8 Ballis, with a capacity of 40,000 feet per day.
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M. H. Keller
Sugar Run
Enled
Gus Carlson
Sweden
George McAllister
Corydon
William Dyer
George Lewis
Keller’s
Bradford
Secretary Lamont Talks on New York Politics
Roquester N Y Oct 15 A Post Express reporter interviewed Colonel Lamont secretary of war about state politics The secretary said the administration has taken no stand on the campaign in New York It is a Democratic administration pursuing Democratic success Mr Hill is among the best campaigners and leading a bold aggressive effort
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Roquester
N. Y
Post Express
Lamont
New York State
Cleveland
Hill
Resolutions of Respect Adopted by Excelsior Hive No198
Resolutions from Excelsior Hive No198 Irvine Pa dated Oct 8 1894 mourn the death of Lady Louisa Carlson. Sisters extend sympathy to the family and drape their charter for thirty days, with records to Warren Mail and Export and a copy to the family. Committee members Ciara E McKinney Florence J Thoerson Harrier A Maings.
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Excelsior Hive
Irvine
Louisa Carlson
Warren Mail
Ciara E. McKinney
Florence J. Thoerson
Harrier A
Maings Committee
OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN Rouses with Local Quips and Predictions
A columnist laments trolley car safety near the Conewango bridge and urges enforcement of a borough ordinance. He comments on sidewalk conditions, divorce laws in Pennsylvania and Ohio, and local politics including annexation, bridge company tolls, and forthcoming newspaper surprises. The voice peers at civic quirks, public figures, and social manners with satirical tone.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Democratic Candidates Reception at the Opera House
The local committee plans a Tuesday afternoon reception for Democratic candidates led by Candidate Singerly. Governor Pattison, Secretary Warrity, Attorney General Hensel, and others will travel by special train to Warren arriving at 2 40. Judge Noyes chairs a brief meeting with music from the K O T M band. The event encourages attendance and support for the party along rail lines returning home by evening trains.
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Pattison
Warrity
Hensel
Warren
Opera House
Judge Noyes
Roll of Honor classifies Citizens' National Bank strength
The Financier lists Citizens' National Bank Warren Pa as 288th in 8,796 national banks, 1st in Warren city, 58th in the state, with 351 banks in the Roll of Honor. Also promotes a free medical offer from Dr Greene at 85 West 14th St New York City seeking letters describing complaints and promising free advice and cure.
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Financier
New York
United States
Comptroller
Citizens’ National Bank
Warren
Dr.Greene
West 14Th St
New York City
Dr. Greene
Independent Oil Men elect United States Pipe Line officers
A Bradford stockholders meeting elected officers for United States Pipe Line Co including President Lewis Emery Jr of Bradford and Vice President M Murphy of Philadelphia. Treas John Fertig of Titusville and directors T G Ramage Oil City J H Jennings Pittsburgh T W Phillips New Castle H P Bernard Titusville C P Collins Bradford A D Wood Warren Louis Waltz Oil City Hugh King New York A Goepel New York.
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United States Pipe Line Co
Bradford
Lewis Emery, Jr
M. Murphy
Philadelphia
John Fertig
Titusville
T. G. Ramage
Oi City
H. Jennings
Pittsburg
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
H. P. Bernard
C. P. Collins
A.D. Wood
Warren
Louis Waltz
Oil City
Hugh King
New York
A. Goepel
W C T U Convention Report From Spring Creek
The Warren county W C T U Convention at Spring Creek presents a detailed annual report. It lists meetings, expenditures, literature distribution, finances, and members, noting 22 active members and 4 honorary in Goodwill union, plus county and state fund contributions and recent community outreach efforts. The New York State Convention in Jamestown is also summarized with speeches, numbers of converts, and leadership remarks.
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Warren County
Spring Creek
Goodwill W
T. U
Gospel Temperance Newn
Neal Dow
Crusade Fund
Corydon
Prohibition Convention
L. T. Ly
W. C. TU
Young Crusade
Warren
Temperance Legion
Floral Mission
Young People’s Christian Union
Union
W. C.'I. Aone
Warren Ledger
Teachers’ Institute
J. Watpron Mitler
New York
New York State
Jamestown
Warren White
Kean
McNeal
Fredonia N.Y
Womans Crusade
Fredonia
National Union
Hilleboro
Ohio
W.C. 1
Weaver
Ensign
Burt
Boole
Graharo
Cor
K. B
Viele
W.C
Political Equality Club
Corry Grants Salvation Army Corner Preaching Rights
Corry council passed a resolution allowing the Salvation Army to preach and perform on street corners each night. Councilman Henry Cogswell pledged to supply hot weiners and sauerkraut for the tambourine artists at his business front, as Corry and Cogswell align against the world.
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Corry
Salvation Army
Army
Henry Cogswell
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Dem
Ocratic Society
Lancaster
Erie
John 8. Billing
Hastings
Kemble
W. L. Wilson
Hughes
gDr
Judah Isaacs
Democratic Party
Curtin
Street H Railway Company
Man
Conewango Bridge
Hickory Street
Tom Watson
Pleasant Bridge Company
Pleasant
Free Bridge Committee
Warren and
Glade
Billy Patterson
John L. Sullivan
McKinley
The
M. E. Church
Tota
Woman’s Christain Temperance Union of
Supt. of Narcotics
C. C. Flatt
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