Brokenstraw and surrounding towns names list of residents
List of residents and officials by village and borough includes Brokenstraw and nearby communities such as Columbus Corydon Mead Farmington Freehold Kinzua Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pittsfield Sheffield Spring Creek South West Sugar Grove Triumph Watson Columbus Boro Clarention Boro Tidioute Boro Warren Boro Youngsville Roo with names like Mead Clark McCollister Gano Wilcox Burns Bindley Wilcox Irvine Smith Whitcomb Sunderland Hanhart Dalrymple McKain Shanley McDonald Houser Jr Gorman Shanley etc. The fragment appears to be an enumeration of residents or voters, no narrative events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
D. Mead
W. H. Coleman
M. Schwing
W. H. Clark
Cherry Grove
M Dalrymple
Jao Fuelbart
Deerfield
J B Pierce
Amos Ross
D l L. McKain
Dan’l Mctue
Daniel Burns
Peter Austin
Joseph Bennett
C H French
Peter Holt
Farmington
B Preston
G@ W Cramer
Frank Wilcox
Freehold
Jabez Bindley
H F Wilcox
Martin Irvine
Jas Smith
Grade
J G Brow
Sugar Grove
D Stewart
F A Martin
Chas Cummings
Triumph
Wm McGraw
R L Thomas
J DD Thormpson
Amos Clinger
Watson
Chas Slater
F Schnaverly
Jacob Conroe
Columbus Boro
H Davis
L D Raymond
F Db
Are
Clarention Boro
J Clark
John Steck
JG Rouse
J McKain
Tidioute Boro
Democratic campaign offer and regional notes
A newspaper offer to place a Democratic paper across Warren County for twenty five cents per copy, with postage. Reports note Carr’s Circus collapse in Detroit costing 200 jobs, H C Bross planning a Newfoundland cod voyage, and C C Melvin of Bradford possibly named for assembly. The Kinzua viaduct is completed at 400000 dollars with 4400000 pounds of iron, claimed as the world’s highest bridge. James M Schaeffer named as a possible heir to 1500000 in Holland. Knights of Labor nominate Thos A Armstrong for governor, urge workers’ rights and oppose monopolies, while not joining Don Cameron’s ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LepGer
Warren County
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Thos. A. Armstrong
Greenback
Don Cameron
Beaver
Labor moves, oil fields, and political strife in Warren
A gloomy day sees Knights of Labor withholding endorsement of Beaver for Governor as Cameron’s influence wanes. The piece rails at Cameron’s boss system, praises Warren oil, and notes local political clashes, including independents and factions in Venango and Warren. It recalls railway and labor issues, market outlook for wheat, and a fatal highwayman incident near Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Knights of Labor
Beaver
Voters urged to register by September 7
The notice states the last legal registration day is September 7 and all voters over twenty two must be assessed and have paid a state or county tax within two years. It urges each voter to ensure registration and assessment before September 7. The ad promotes Shilor's Cure for hacking cough, sold by A J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilor
A. J. Davis
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Said County
John Williams
Annery
Lewis Rimber
James McKean
E.A. Davis
Wilam W . Davis
E. A. Davis
Mary Davis
Shadrock Tipton
Rebecca Tipton
Rh. EF
W. W. Thompson
David Thompson
Gho. W. Kinnear
Register
Recorder's Office
Warren
A. W. Aforck Offers Free Trial of Dr King’s New Discovery
A general stampede for a trial bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery at A W Aforck's drug store for consumption coughs and colds. Free trial bottle offered to all afflicted with asthma bronchitis hoarseness or throat lung ailments. Shilohs Catarrh Remedy advertised at 50 cents with nasal injector free. Sold by A J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Aforck’s
Dr. King
Shiloh
A. J. Davis
L. G
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert E. Pattison
Chauncey F. Black
Somerset
Silas M. Clark
Indiana
Jd. Simpson Africa
Stuntington
Congress
Mortimer F. Elliott
Tioga
Democratic Coe Tigret
WM. A. Irvine
Congressional Conference
State Senate
Charles H. Noyes
Assembly
Jas. B. Jennings
Tidioute
D. W. Buell
Geo. P. Orr
J. C. Fuller
Kinzua
Warren Academy
Benj. Nesmith
3. L. MeGex
Esa
People's Independent
John Sacen
Glade
People’s Independent
Sheritt
Semayerr CarFax
Chicago
Carr’s Circus
Detroit
H.C. Bross
Titusville Herald
Newfoundland
McKean
C. C. Melvin
Bradford
Kinzua Gorge
Reach
James M. Schaeffer
Bill Poster
Jtolland
Frank Green
Mr. Pattison
Price
Cts
Lee & Walker
Chestnut Street
J. C. Ricnaxpsos
Cameron Ring
Republican Party
Richardson
Schemmerhorn
America
France
Frog Pond
Trent
Venango
Lee
W. B. Benedict
Harrisburg
Benedict
Aledt
Iowa
Bradfordite
Hunter's
Mr. Woolsey
Omaha
Squires
Rathbone, Sard & CO
O. H. Hunter & Son
Davis
Seeley
Eading
Beecher & Copeland
Hertzel & CO
Proprietors of the
Liberty St
Warren, Pa
Catarr Hily’s Cream Balm
Crean Ean
EAD
Chandler's Valley
Mra
Julia Fox
Warren Co
Iti
High and
Hazel Streets
High Street Furniture Store
N-Greenland
Pittsburg Female College
Pittsburg Conservatory OF Music
United States
C Pershing
D. D. Pittsonrah
Washington
White House
Jalenn Bradley & CO
Fourth Street
Philadelphlas
Bairstow
Fisher
Pennsylvania
N.Y
W. A. Greaves
Co. Wagner
Foundry
A. G. Beecher
Hazel Street
Joseph Walkerman
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