White Mountains ascent by rail to Mount Washington
A commercial traveler recounts a 1890 ascent of Mount Washington, detailing the carriage road, cog railway, and summit views. He notes Darby Field’s 1642 ascent, Abel Crawford’s 1840 ride, and the Glen House route, plus hotel features, weather, and a local paper printed on the mountain. The trip costs six dollars round trip with meals at four dollars nightly, and ends with a poetic reflection on clouds and companionship.
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Mr. Washineton
Mount Washington
Washington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Mount
Darby Field
Abel Crawford
Geo. W. Lane
Glen House
Fabyan House
Jerusselem
Ammonoosuc
Ageio
Gulf of Mexico
Lizzie Bourne
Elegant reception at Ludlow House for Boon Magee
Mr and Mrs L Agnew hosted a refined Tuesday evening reception for Mr and Mrs Boon Magee at the Ludlow House. The Magees returned from Buffalo and eastern cities with Glenn Magee who stayed through Thursday. Prof Soshi played piano. guests included out of town visitors from Tionesta. The Ledger extends best wishes for the couple's bright future.
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Ludlow House
L. Agnew
Boon Magee
Magee
Buffalo
Glenn Magee
DeVaux College
Soshi
Agnew
Proper
Jameson
Herman
Tionesta
Ledger
TEACHER S INSTITUTE BRINGS COUNTY EDUCATORS TOGETHER
The Warren county teachers institute opened with a song service led by Miss Mary Blaisted of Peekskill and featured remarks by Rev. J N Fradenburgh and Henry Honck deputy state superintendent. Speakers included W L MacGowan J C Foster R D Crawford and Geo E Little. Sessions covered history drawing geography arithmetic and school management as educators debated methods and temperance.
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America
Aliss Mary Blaisted
Peekskill
N. Y
J. N. Fradenburg
Henry Honck
B. Bayle
The
Glade
J.N. Fradenburgh
Hall
Lizzie Morrison
W. L. K. Goode
North Clarendon
W. L. Stac- Gowan
Warren
R. D. Crawford
Tidioute
Crawford
Mary Blaisted
W. L. MacGowan
United States
MacGowan
Geo. E. Little
Washington, D. C
Little
Warren County Institute
Nellie Robinson
Warren Schools
Washington
W. C. King
First Baptist Church
H. M. Putnam
Higbee
Linghee
Dr. Higbee
Leking
Putnam
W. L
Supt. Putnam
R. J. White
Sugar Grove Seminary
D. J. Waller, Jr
White
Warren County
Waller
Pennsylvania
Horton
Corporal Tanner
Tanger
Coporal Tanner
Glada
A. B. Miller
Miller
New York
Why It Supports Pattison in Labor Journal View
The Wage Earners Journal argues Pattison deserves support not for party but for labor. It cites his honest record, refusal to send Pinkerton thugs, frugal budgets, miner representation on the mine hospitals board, and promise to fair to farmers and miners alike. It urges workers to back Pattison for 1891 to 1895.
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Labor
Pattison
Kribbs
Holt
McCormick
Ishler
Robt. H. Pattizon
Johnstown
Clsa
Aot
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Population Tops Five Million as Counties Grow
Census data show Pennsylvania total population 5,248,574, up 965,682 since the last count. City figures include Butler 8,715 Erie 39,699 Newcastle 11,581 Warren 5,288 and others, with varied percent changes. Titusville notes a decrease. Also advertised: timber lands in East Louisiana offered at 1.50 per acre for cash buyers, Edward Davin of Washington DC seeking immediate purchase. another line promotes an old established business for sale with box B Berie Pa contact.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Census Bureau
State of
Butler
Corry
Erie
Inncrease
Franklin
Meadville
Newcastle
Sharon
Titusville
Warren
Louisiana
East
Edward Davin
13Th Street
Washington, D.C
Quay Controversy Casts Delamater Nomination Into Question
A Pittsburg delegate denounces Quay for forcing Delamater as the gubernatorial candidate, arguing Hastings would have unified the party, avoided debt, and prevented Democrat gains. He predicts a strong Pattison vote in Allegheny and a revolt by stalwarts against Quay autocracy.
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Quay
Delamater
Pattison
Pittsbug
Montooth
Hastings
Pattisan
Otter
Harrisburg
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Sudden death follows heart failure aboard train
Mrs. A. N. Heard of Bradford died after a heart failure or stroke near Kinzua while returning from Pittsburg. She was aided onto the W. N. Y. & P. northbound train, grew worse by White Gravel, and died at Bradford that Saturday night. The note reflects a funeral-like blessing for the departed. Also an advertisement seeks two general agents for The People's Building Loan and Saving Association in Geneva, N.Y.
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Bradford
People’s Building Loan and Saving Association of
Geneva
N.Y
F. Gascoigne
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Ington
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
Sol
Merriam
Downie
Marrion
Iowa
A. Nicwots
Diamond Furniture Store
Kertcher & Co
A. A. Davis & Co
Teacher's Institute
Sugar Grove
McCandless
4 Ward
Pittsburg
McCandress
Carrney Coates
Coates
Berie, Pa
Fanny
Home of
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