Local items and notices from Youngsville area briefed
The Youngsville Citizen notes Editor Maxwell staying in town after a trolley accident survivor, hospital funeral, and burial arrangements. Local reports cover library plans, horse fatalities on the western rail line, Adventist and Epworth League activities, doctor calls, parsonage improvements, and community visits. Also noted are various residents’ movements, shop purchases, and a brief legal and business insert including a catarrh cure advertisement and oil operator John Galloway’s court win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Maxwell
O. J. Baldwin
Pittsburg
Homeopathic Hospital
Fred
Agrellus
Brokenstraw
Valley Herc
Ghos
Meleen
Ford Street
Epworth League
Nev. Rhodes
W. OH. Hay
Hartstown
M. E
Vernie Lee Co
Swanson
Sandstrom
Warren
Miss Rust
Sinclairville
Lizzie Casey
Margaret
Margaret Casey
Westfield
Curry
Titusville
Wilt Robinson
A. BR. Briggs
Garland
Fred Olson
F. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Portland
N. Y
Iiss
Ida Mead
Albert Smith
Erie
25000 Men Strike In Pennsylvania Coal Fields
A general coal miners strike covering Cambria to DeLors, Pennsylvania, protests a five cent per ton wage demand and involves about 25 000 workers. Local social notes report visits, illnesses, and gatherings at Fox Hill, Fox Hill area, and surrounding towns, with several property deeds listed from 1892 to 1895 in Conewango, Sugar Grove, Spring Creek, Glade, Warren borough and Elk townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLors
Pennsylvania
Cambria
R. H. Lewis
Bennett R. Luck
Conewango Township
Alice Beagle
Henry Blakeslee
Himer Ross
Spring Creek Township
Polly M. Rowley
Warren A. Rowley
Sugar Grove Township
Eewin D. Clark
J. C. Hamilton
East Warren Real Estate Co
Francis L. Walker
Glade Township
Jacob Offerle
Geo. Offerle
Warren Borough
Ann Cobham Et al
C. W. Stone
Warren County
D. I. Ball
Elk Township
D. B. Everett
E. N. Thompson
Pine Grove Township
Former Warren Lady Delights Alden Audiences in Elocution
The Industrial Union of Alden reports Mrs. Henry Danforth formerly of Warren gave a grand elocutionary entertainment at the Presbyterian church. Home talent, supported by F. L. Slade, Carrie St. John, Myrtle Casay and Mrs. F. L. Stickney, received praise for fine organ and vocal selections. The evening’s star was Mrs. Danforth whose renditions of Naughty Zell Wild Gingerella The Inventor’s Wife and The Whistling Regiment were praised for perfect technique. The article notes her thorough training and plans to organize an elocution class in Alden, with advice that she is the best teacher for those pursuing study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Industrial Union
Alden
N.Y
Henry Danforth
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Danforth
F. L. Slade
Storm Kills Many In Italian Coastal Storms
Violent storms along Italy with inland reach have caused fifty deaths and hundreds hurt with immense property damage as reports come in from Roma and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
Italy
Gladerun News highlights and departures
William Coates leaves today for West Virginia oil fields. P H Offerle, tannery carpenter, hurt by timber fall on his right foot yesterday. Tannery fire recurs, aided by watchman Stahley. plant narrowly saved. Mrs Henry Moll opens bakery and restaurant drawing patrons. James Belton recovering from fever. William Miller planning West Virginia move with family. Several residents to depart for oil fields. Blue brothers of Easel Monument to return to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coates
West Virginia
P. H. Offerle
Banco
Mr. Stahley
Henry Moll
James Belton
William Miller
David Means
J. Dixon
Blue Brothers
Easel Monument Association
Alegheny Hotel
Harrisburg
Six Justice Seats Voted For In Superior Court
In Precipute Pennsylvania Justice Dean upholds the Superior Court act allowing six judges to be elected. The Legislature may limit voters to six of seven candidates. Chief Justice Sterrett and Justice Williams dissented in the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precipute
Justice Dean
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Sterrett
Williams
One-Ticket Ballot in Chautauqua County Falls Short
Jamestown reports that only the regular Republican ticket appears on the fall county ballot due to missed deadlines for nominations. Other parties including Democrats Populists Prohibitionists and Socialists face penalties and must nominate by petition under different names and emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Assembly
Cuming
Trouble Ahead in Venezuelan Dispute as Cabinet Holds Firm
Washington dispatch notes the cabinet treats the Venezuelan incident as one of its most serious issues. The administration shows a firm stance unlikely to retreat, with signs that Great Britain will also adopt a strong position against arbitration and the Monroe doctrine interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
the Herald
Washington
Great Britain
McKinley's Close Call Near Van Wert
The Cincinnati Jackson Mackinaw special train carrying Governor McKinley derailed its rear private car at Van Wert but stopped before injuries. A man reportedly threw a switch after the front cars passed and fled across fields. the railway company conducts an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Paulding
Cincinnati
Place Still in Question for Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight
The United Press states there is little chance the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout occurs in Tior Springs Ark. The only remaining location with possible fighting prospects lies across the river from El Paso on Mexican soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tior Springs
Ark
United Press
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Th Paso
John W. MacKay Jr Dies From Riding Accident
John W. MacKay Jr., eldest son of John W. MacKay of San Francisco, died this morning from injuries after being thrown from his horse yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. MacKay, Jr
Mrs. President Praises W C T U For School Improvements
W L MacGowan Supt Schools Warren Pa extols the W C T U and Mary Hunt for elevating temperance instruction in public schools since 1879. He cites compulsory laws, improved curricula, translated texts, and global influence enhancing physiology and hygiene education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Temperance Public Society
Mary H. Hunt
Hyde Park
Boston
Dr. Richardson
New York City
National
Department of Scientiic Temperance
Hunt
Schcols
Hust
Jennie
Canada
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward’s Island
New Brunswick
Sandwich Islands
Norway
Finland
Sweden
China
Japan
W. C. T. U. Twish
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Stold
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A.D
Sean
F.J. Cheney & GO
John Galloway
Bluffton
Ind
Galloway
Jamestown Journal
Wwe
TH. N Riechfica Dragigis Waren
Recreation Park
Cable Hollow
Sumner Kuhlman
Cornplanter
Hiram Commons
Anna Vickery
Etta Good
Russell
W. W. Wilson
Alice
Lena Fox
Fredonia
Langdon
Findley Lake
Sweezy
Addison Fox
Isola Fox
Fox Hill
Fox
Guy Fox
Levi Fox
Guy
Minnie Lauftenburger
Mack School
Friends
Hollow
Quaker Hill
Storm
Gladerun News
Evening News
Supt. MacGowan
W. L. MacGowan
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
C.h.hunter
Worth
U. 4
Hunter & Son
Warren, PA
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
N., Greenland
Siegfried
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