Labor and Knights of Labor debate in Warren County
A Warren Pa letter to the Ledger outlines a push for open discussion of organized labor, presenting the Knights of Labor preamble and twenty two articles. It argues for fair airing of labor rights, cooperation remarks, and a plan for weekly local L A newsletters while noting tariff, emigration, and liquor questions affecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, Pa
Ledger
Organized Labor
Knights of Labor
M.on
North Craftspon
K. of L
Warnes
Titusville
Pennsylvania
God Bless Mother Poem Lines by George Cooper
Poem reflects a child kneeling at twilight praying for mother and a youth on life’s threshold keeping a mother’s words with him. A white haired man recalls an angelic face and prays reverently for his mother. The closing line notes coal yard supplies for a good day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooper
The New Gas Company Gains Strong Prospects For Warren
After months of effort and secrecy the new gas project near Stonehill six miles from Warren shows very favorable prospects for gas supply and reduced rates by mid December. Contracts urged by J L O Donnell and J M Guffy are in place. seniors warn against old company contracts while a meeting will report committee findings and plan next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
K. of I
B. of I
Mgr
Warren
J. L. O'Donnell
J.M. Guffy
Pittsburg
Stonehill
Clarendon Mutual Company
President Home After State Tour Reaction
The presidential party returned to Washington at 6:40 am after touring seventeen states and covering 500 miles. The president praised the country and people, noting impressive industry, resources, and happiness. Mrs. Cleveland shared in the pleasure and variety of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washgton
Union
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Big Wind Storm Destroys Structures Across Regions
A severe wind storm last Sunday night caused widespread damage from lake shipping to land. Hundreds of derricks fell in Vonange county and a large building under construction in Old City was destroyed. Telephone and telegraph lines suffered heavy damage across the area.
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Pittsburg
Vonange County
Old City
Determined Burglars Target Mr Shaw in Fifth Attack
A Mysterious assailant attempted to see Mr Shaw at his Central avenue home in Utica New York. Herbert Hades, the hired man, was wounded when a man fired a pistol through the storm door. The attacker wore a high silk hat and black beard, and the episode follows three earlier breaking and entering incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr. Shaw
N.Y
Frank EK. Shaw
Central Avenue
Herbert Hades
Eades
Mr. Shaw
Jades
A Young Lady Blind by Day Sees by Lamplight
In Vilanova a family reports a sixteen year old daughter is totally blind in daylight but can see in lamp light. Doctors offered little hope, yet she appears capable and calm under care, while the article notes varying opinions on her condition.
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Vilanova
Sinclairville
Charles Gibson
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Arrested For Murder and Child Death Mystery at Randolph
Randolph tale centers on Don Little of Conewango near Leach farm. Dr Babcock and Mrs Dix aided birth of a child, later Little accused of disposing of the infant. Sheriff and counsel Drew crowley contend with an ongoing examination. Also notes on Bucktails reunion with Veterans and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranvorra
Don Little
Mr. Little
Clarence Woodmaney
Leach Farm
Conewango
Clone Creek
Woodimauncy
Babcock
Woodmancy Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren County Knights of Labor
Wide Awake
L. A
Warren County
L. A A
John B. Gough
Milwaukee
the Mail
The
Arrow
Republican Organ
Prohibition
the New Gas Company
Ber
President
Washington
David Ta
Halline
Kara
Davis
Pare Idon
Revene Sint
Fini
Deekenbrode
Meyer
S& Randolph
Sician
J. B. Burd
Jones
Tron
Clay McCormick
Hon
Reno
Wallace Brown
Buelors
Calone
Hugh McNeeth
Fred Taylor
Temtenant
RE. A. Irwin
Weheral Wo Hees
Art-Horne
LW. Giffen
Soin P Bard
Dolores AE. Niles
Seagates
Notick
Johnson’s Exchange
Sins
Jouxsox
Farsoms
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