Warren brief notes on crops and school and sewer
Local observations report fruit crop failure due to cool rains and winds. Church services announced for next Sunday and Sabbath. Randolph Register enlarged to eight pages, with plans for the Union City Central Agricultural Society fair September 19 to 21. Updates on local meetings, business ads, temperance advocacy, and a cellar excavation uncovering Revolutionary era artifacts.
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The
Baptist Church
Randolph Register
Roberts & Misley
Union City Central Agricultural Society
A. G. Sweet
Josiah Shreve
Personal Pencilings: Prominent visitors in town this week
Mrs E Walker visits Deposit New York. D M Gross plans a fall winter dry goods stock in New York. Mrs D Shear returns home from Erie. Erwin Headley and wife from Pittsburgh visit relatives here. Misses Dean Howe teach at Union School lodging with J H Davis Fifth street. Misses Hannah Minnie Christie from Tidioute visit. Misses Emma Nellie Timperley from Dunkirk stay with Miss Fannie Bartlet Water and Short streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Review
H. M. Hyndman
England
Henry Schliemann
Ancient
Troy
D. M. Gross
Gross Bros
D. M. Gross & Bro
New York
D. Shear
Erie
Erwin Headley
Pittsburgh
Dean and Howe
Union School
J. H. Davis
Fifth Street
Hannah
Minnie Christie
Tidioute
Emma
Nellie Timperley
Dunkirk, N
Fannie Bartlet
Water and
Short Streets
Jumbo Tree Cut In 1848 Becomes Lumber Gem
A legendary Jumbo tree near Clarendon was felled in 1848 on Triesta creek site of the Rockwell tannery and yielded 7080 feet of lumber from a 7 1/16 foot log. Hall and Weiler hauled and sawed it in half a day. Hall now lives in Louisville and Weiler in Conewange township.
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Knights of the Quill
Joseph Hall
John Weiler
Mr. Hall
Rockwell
Triesta
Clarendon
Messrs
Hall and Weiler
All
Louisville
Conewange Township
Patrick Burke Killed in Rail Road Collision
A Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh section hand Patrick Burke died Saturday morning after a derailment near a junction at Irvington. Burke, while tightening bolts, was struck by a passing freight train from the RP & EL line as an oncoming Philadelphia and Erie train approached. an interurban accident occurred with blurred details. The engineer alarmed, applied brakes, but Burke was fatally crushed, leaving a widow and eight children.
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Patrick Burke
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railway
Burke
Irvington
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Carter
RP & EL Freight
Fragmented notes from an unfamiliar event in Lockport
A garbled fragment outlines a ceremony or performance with attendees and an appreciative audience. It mentions a large house and a specialty week, with unclear organization. Names and precise details are missing.
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Vane
Tomen
Strel
Antic
Nivatian - Cine
Xeellon Tmros
Jase” Es
Reunion of Veterans Awakens Warren with Civic Pride
A detailed account of a veterans reunion in Warren Pennsylvania. Army veterans from the Eighty third regiment and other regiments parade, dine, and hear remarks by Judge Glenn W. Seafield and Col. D C McCoy. The program honors Lincoln Grant Washington and celebrates Union and abolition. Local officials and ladies receive praise.
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Eighty-third Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Meadville
Oil City
Bradford
Titusville
Tidioute
Erie
Tiiesta
Allesheny
Roscoe All
General Warren
Fifth Army Corps
John Fitz Porter
Triesia
Irvine’s Grove
Hotel de Elite
Glenn W. Seafield
Warren
Comrads
Death
Union
Jarrow
Remy
Congress
Washington
Lberty
Jefferson
Lincoln
Grant
Liberty
Tam
Col
D. C. McCoy
Eighty-Third Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers
Warrep
Eightythird Regiment
America
Renias
Paise
Wwe
McCoy
Graham
Jordan
The
Bull Run
Hedskins
O. J. Hitchcock
Waterford
Demin
Rol
Rell
Beaver
Forest County
Judge Hill
Dr. Coborn
Janes L. Wailes
D. W. Clark
Clark
Lepdrr
Runaway Horses Cause Tragic Death in Town Street
A fatal accident occurred when a runaway team struck an eight year old girl, the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fullman, near the grist mill. The frightened horses bolted through Front street as veterans formed for a parade, killing the child and injuring others before the team crashed by the city building and a stone pile. The coroner’s jury found the death accidental with no blame on Mr Scot or the team owners.
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George Fullman
Scot
Front Street
Carver House
Rescoe Hall
Hickory Street
Jaavimg
W. Scott
Frean
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Warren Council No. 3
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Johnson’s Exchange
P. T. Barnum
Messrs. Heard
Biber & Easton
Market Street
Sears
Kelley
Keel Syere Jy
Kouf
Utter
Acon
Lapeer
Mir Amos Latta
Lewis
Sen- Seman
Patrick Guree
Tontgile
the Reunion OF Veterans
TIE Eighty
Pennsylvania
Breneh
Pisisien Street
Ager
Ourouewa
Pampulet
Ciegis
Tistew
Clee Phelith
Miss Onvey
Af Ranzua
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