Singerly visit draws large crowds across Elk county
A Democratic tour led by W M Singerly and colleagues filled Tyrone, Phillipsburg, Clearfield, Dubnois, Ridgway, Johnstown, Kane, Warren, Titusville, Oil City, Franklin, and Mesdville with large outdoor meetings. Notables included John S. Riling in Erie and a Warren assembly at Library Hall led by county chairman Joseph Clinton. Speakers defended equal taxation and attacked Republican aims, prompting a swift adjournment to Corry.
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Singerly
Tyrone
Phillipsburg
Clearfield
Dubnois
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Kane
Warren
Curry
Erie
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin
Mesdville
Dubois
Elk County
Qgarry
John S. Riling
Govenor
Carrages
Joseph Clinton
Charles H. Noyes
G. N. Parmlee
Gen. J. Y. James
B. F. Morris
John Sill
E. B. Eldred
John Pierce
Ira Whitney
Thomas Irvine
Charles Schimmelseng
W. H. Loughtling
H. T. Russell
W. B. Dawson
James Blake
Philip Hertzell
Robert Raver
GC. A. Corwen
J. C.keatley
J. H. Driscoll
E. H. Boeschlin
Frank Black
D. D. Reed
Noyes
Wm. M. Singerly
Philadelphia
RB. Jones Monagen
West Chester
Pattison
Hastings
John A. Garman
Luzerne County
Garman
Jefferson
Brown
York
Warren County
Democracy's Battlecry for Lingery and Singerly
An editorial urging Democrat voters to mobilize against General Dan, seen as a Quay ally, and to help Singerly win the state. It denounces his speech as hysterical and accuses him of promising doom, while praising factories, farmers, and industry growth under Singerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledger
Dan
Quay
Singerlys
Singerly
Weasen Dan
Ex-Speaker Reed Advises Caution On Tariff Policy
In a Cooper Union speech on October 13, Thomas B Reed urged avoiding sharp tariff changes. He warned against doom imagery from rushed policies and urged Republicans to grant the current tariff time to prove its effects. He emphasized certainty for business and the need for peace to revive enterprise.
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Cooper Union
New York
Thomas B. Reed
Ir. Reed
Senate
Andrew Carnegie
Reed
Boom in tin industry and new factories under tariff law
The article notes a surge in the tin industry and more factories opening due to the tariff law. It questions why Canadian manufacturers seek locations in America and references a Mirror of last Saturday. It mentions New Yorkers who spent 650 dollars to influence a Tokio financier now in the U S and suggests misgivings about McKinley’s recruitment and rhetoric.
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America
Our Man About Town on Bread Prices and Fashion
An opinion piece questions why bread remains five cents a loaf as flour and wheat prices swing. critiques grocers and mills, shares anecdotes about fresh eggs and odd habits, and mocks fashion trends among men. It notes Standard Oil raising pipeage prices and hints at Tiona oil premium changes.
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Jady
Father O’rouke
Standard Oil Company
W. G. T. U. Convention Report Highlights Union Work
Report from Spring Creek Union outlines nine business meetings twelve evangelistic sessions and several special programs. Notes eight active branches including Evangelistic Franchise Flower Mission Sunday School Sabbath Observance Literature Railroad and Mothers Work with extensive temperance lessons and community outreach. Mentions funds raised and expenditures, member gains, and distribution of literature.
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M. Lena Jackson
Luc'y
North Warren W. C.T. U
E. A. U. Hall
Meese
Evangelical Church
Warren
Exvrex Dunn
Y M C A Case Heard Over Borough Lot Dispute
Attorney General Hensel heard arguments with D J Ball on the Y M C A case seeking to restrain building on a lot bought from the borough. Plaintiffs Myron Waters Mrs C W King and F A Hall claim the land may be used by all property owners and blocks river navigation. defenders cite prior acts allowing sale of land along Water Street and the public street’s status. A decision will be handed down to determine if court action is needed.
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Hensel
D. J. Ball
Y. M. CA
Plain. Us
Commonwealth
Myron Waters
C. W. King
F. A. Hall
J. W Lee
Pittsburg
D. I. Ball
Water Street
Assembly
Market
Pleasant Bridge
High Streets
Carter vs Producers Oil Co case affirmed injunction upheld
The supreme court in the case of John J. Carter against Producers' and Refiners' Oil Co. Ltd affirmed the decree continuing the preliminary injunction and dismissed the appeal with costs to be paid by the appellant. The decision notes no error justifying intervention and indicates further development may modify remaining questions on final decree.
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Supreme Court
John J. Carter
Oil Co., Limited
J. J. Carter
Producers’ Oil Co., Ltd
Walker-Way wedding at Frewsburg NY
Sunday afternoon in Frewsburg Porter B. Walker of this city and Miss Gertrude E. Hay of Bradford united in marriage. Walker is the eldest son of 18. Walker and manager of the Mirror. They will be at home after Oct 30 at 121 Water Street. Mrs Klock of Denver runs for the legislature.
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Frewsburg
N. Y
Porter B. Walker
Gertrude E. Hay
Bradford
Walker
The
Mirror
Water Street
Tidioute Union Report on Faithful Work and Hope
A brief church group note from the Tidioute Union to sisters in Christ reporting sixty paying members, biweekly meetings, August休skip, several mothers meetings, and ongoing protest against license. It notes continued resolve to stand firm, labor for reform, and anticipation of harvest at the end of ages.
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Columbus
S. Hopkins
Columbus Union
Union Signal
Warren Ledger
Blave
H. L. Spencer
Tidioute Union
Annual meeting closing sentiments and a medical ad offer
May God bless you all at this meeting and strengthen our Christian work for the Master. A long paid advertisement promotes Dr. Greene’s Nervara remedy with free correspondence from New York City, urging readers to write for personal medical advice without charge. The notice spans charitable thanks, a life insurance settlement, and a comparison of Mutual Reserve Fund Life policies.
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D. S. Toosrogon
Cor
Sedy
Greene
West 14Th St
New York City
Dr. Greene
Mutual Reserve Fund
Sife Association
M.S. Ronuman
P.S
Andrew Rubiman
Local Notes From Yankee Bush Oor
Geo Dalrymple moves to Jackson Rn, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Meritt Babcock improving after illness. Mrs Homer Dalrymple returns from Sugar Grove. Dance at Robert Dunham's disappoints attendees. Mrs Jones afflicted with rheumatism. Revival meeting at Irvine drawn many youths. Hewhart brothers trip from W Jamestown to Falconer and D A V. Dalrymmyre visits to Sheffield not frequent. Nettie Robinson of Youngsville visiting, returns. Gilbert Schuler nurses a sore hand. Henry Anbenrod travels to Jamestown on business and back. Schools progressing well. parents urged to engage with teachers. Pleasant social at Henry Anbenrod's.
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Oor
Geo. Dalrymple
Jackson Rnn
Meritt Babcock
Homer Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
Robert Dunham
Jones
Irvine
Fred
Ed Hewhart
Jamestown
Falconer
Gilbert Schuler
Henry Anbenrod
Sabbath Observance Convention to Mark 1794 Law Anniversary
The Pennsylvania state Sabbath Observance Convention meets in Williamsport on Tuesday Oct 36 at 10 am to commemorate the Sabbath Law of 1794. Churches W C T U Y M C A s P S C E societies Epworth League urged to send delegates. ministers invited. W V Hazen, President. Rev W C William, Secretary. Dr Parkhurst claims Tammany and its officials are possessed of a devil, with opposition linked to municipal offices and a doctor.
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Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Y.M.C
C. E
Epworth League
W. V. Hazecrxe
Sunday Observance Association
Warren County
W.C. WiMax
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Warner
Corry
Harrity
James Beck
W. W. Greenland
Herring
W. M.singerly
W. A. Hensel
Senator Brown
Robert E. Wright
Lehigh
James Kerr
House of Representatives
William Rodearmel
United Press Association
Thomas Burke
Blair
R. Jones Monagen
Dwight M. Lowry
D. F. Magee
Lancaster
Thomas Collins
John M. Garman
Wilkesbarre
Spearker Reeds
McKinley
Man
Baily Affairs
Charlie
Pleasant Bridge Company
W. G. T. U. Convention
M. E. Church
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Union
Y. M. C. A. Case
Warren, Pa
J.G. Ogden
Supervisor
Mutual Reserve Fond Life Association of New York
Erie, Pa
Yankee Bush
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