Columbus Day Celebration in Warren Ajoyous Day
Crowds of about 3 000 filled Warren on Columbus Day with a grand parade over a mile long. The event featured decorated buildings, a large bicycle race with an accident injuring rider Lott, a lantern parade of 110 bicycles, and a social by the B P O Elks. Officials praised the orderly conduct and the displays were praised as unmatched in Warren's history.
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Warren
Warren Cornet Band
Windsor
Glade Central School
Glade Raw
Santa Maria
North Warren
Eben N. Ford Post
Gornplanter
P.O. S.of A
Glade Run
Order of Odd Fellows
Regalia
Warren Lodge
U. W
Woman's Relief Corps
Isabelle
Warren Typographical Union
Warren Fire Police
Sheffield
Emile Amann
Warren Fire Department
Watson Hose Company
Colonl
Edmonds & Son
Stone Cutters Union
Struthers, Wells & Co
Jacob Stricker
M. J. Walkerman
Oneida
Judd
Chas, Wagner
Reig
Order
Draeger
Shultarwalter
Williams
Origin of the Flower Mission Work by Lena Jackson
Lena Jackson outlines the Flower Mission's origins in England linked to Mary and Dean Stanley and Florence Nightingale's circle. She details Miss Jennie Cassiday's long illness yet strong influence, notes local superintendents, and reports 210 bouquets, 22 sick visits, 12 poor families helped, 10 Bibles distributed, and $17.77 spent.
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Flower
England
Mary Stanley
Dean Stanley
Florence Nightingale
Jennie Caseday
Christ
Jesus
H. G. Conly
U’s
Jennie Cassiday
Sharon
M. Lena Jackson
Royal Street Death Ends Columbus Day Festivities
William Clark a 24 year old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Clark of Royal Street shot himself in a wood shed after Columbus Day celebrations. He died 2 48 Saturday morning after sustaining a single pistol shot to the head. His brother Fred found him and a doctor was summoned but he could not be saved. Funeral arrangements pending.
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William Clark
Alfred Clark
Royal Street
Fred
Clark
Drs. Peirce
Kitchen
Heydrick
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Sterrett
Pittsboro
Philadelphia
Feydrick
Susquehanna
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Justice McCullum
Justice Heydrick
Dean
Jack Myers
Russell
Charles Briggs
Akeley Hollow
Warren
Who Is Responsible for the Homestead Indictment?
The article questions the treason charge against Homestead strikers and argues the judge should ensure a fair trial. It critiques Republican rhetoric on labor rights, tariffs, and protection, tracing the politics behind worker wage claims and the 1888 election for Carnegie & Company workers.
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Homestead
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Homestead Labor Strife Criticized as Republican Cause
A critique links Homestead violence to Republican backing of cheap labor. The piece portrays strikes as justified by a false system, arguing the truth will out and the “wicked” labor policy will end. It condemns the party and calls for accountability for deceit and bloodshed. The document also advertises Warren county Teachers Institute events in 1802 with lectures, schedules, and enrollment details.
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Homestead
Pennsylvania
Aseaiss
Teachers’ Institute
Warren County
Warren
Noyes
Wild Over Stevenson in Birmingham Rally Draws Ten Thousand
Adlai E. Stevenson and Mr. Ewing spoke to a huge crowd in Birmingham on October 18. Delegations from nearby towns wore badges and carried flags. A large barbecue fed thousands as workers and farmers mingled, with Third party miners crying for Cleveland mid speech. Stevenson praised labor organization and Democracy as the friend of workers, while a Cleveland Club reception welcomed him later.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bremincham
Apa
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mr. Ewing
Opelika
Capitalists urged to form syndicate over English estate
Advertisers brother and sister heirs to a Hampshire estate worth three million pounds seek investors in a syndicate to finance preliminary legal steps. Every participant would recover their stake plus a large bonus if the claim succeeds. Full details by writing Mrs. Fanny Kelly Irvine, 8 South Street East Warren, Warren County, Pa. 5-tf.
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Hampshire
England
Europe
Fanny Kelly Irvine
South Street
East Warren
Warren County
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A. C. Joy
Geo. Muir
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Robert Hall
Lampe
Vern Randall
Wyman & Davis
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Carver
Henry Hall
Chas. Reed
A. Schellhammer
John Binder
C. T. Gonarro
Gurn
Lot John Hegerty
W. F. Messne
J. Franklin
Sam’s Messner
C. J. Reese
Chas
Deile
W.W
Carrie Pickett
W.J. Richard
Bryad Blood
Geo. Herrick
Ellis
Chicago
Erie Railway
H. Garfield
Jamestown
Adelphia Kitchen
Suspension Bridge
de Witts
Noyes Drug
F. H. Dixso
W. GC. T. U. Column
Lena Jackson
Tidioute
General Sickles
Cleveland
Utica
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Grover Cleveland
Blarkson
Carnegie & Company
rUuTk
J. P. Welsh
Bolo
Drakeley Eer
Blanche K. Bruce
L. L Bandy
W. L. MacGowan
C. EE
Leslie
L. BR. Beardsley
Wild Over
Stevenson
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