Our Bigest Fair The Eighth Annual Was a Howling Success
A local fair titled Our Biggest Fair featured the eighth annual event described as a howling success with large crowds, upbeat reviews, and community participation throughout the day.
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11 Sep 1891
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Warren Ledger in Warren, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1891
Page
1
90 000 People Here This Was On Thursday
Warren County farmers and fruiters won the Red Pennant as the crowd of 90 000 attended the event on a sunny Thursday with strong turnout and wide stock display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren
Broadway
Epicurus
Bermuda
Races and racy Doings at Warren County Fair Opening
The Warren County Fair opened with a bright start on Tuesday showcasing side-shows, animals, and heavy attendance. Majors Ryan and Faust led exotic exhibits, while livestock prizes and industrial displays drew crowds of about twenty thousand as judges awarded ribbons across sheep, cattle, and farm wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Fair Association
Gilbertson Bros
Olive Ashley
County Claire
George P. Ryan
Sherif
Crawford County
Charles E. Faust
Major Ryan
Jeff” Moon
Jamestown
Mr. Moon
J. K. Bonne
Warren
A.N. Carr
Tions
Oxford Downs
Shropshire Downs
Catswell
S. ML. Fuiner
Titusville
H. D. Mead
Busti
Lincolnshire
Shropshire
Low South Downs
Mead
D. B. Marble
Columbus
Jersey
W. J. Phillips
L. C. Ackley
Frewsburg
Chester
Hon
C. W. Stone
Oxford
Holstine
Wright Bros
Sugar Grove
Wrights
Mead & Weiler
Yankeebush
Franta Bros
Same Town
David Beatty
Milt Jackson
Spring Creek
Fair
Xerxes
Egypt
Alon. Carr
Lyons
Cottswolds
Southdowns
Shrops
S. M. Fulmer
Lincoln
Ewe Lambs
W. P. Mead
Oj. Phillips & Co
Glade
Suffolk
L. A. Ackley
Pine Grove
Will Jackson
Argyle
Clidesdale
Aive
United States
Dadesdale
G. V. Wood
Matthews Kay
G. Koebley
The Wild Zulu Man At The Exhibition
A chaotic episode at a vaudeville enclosure ends with the wild Zulu chief being subdues after a protest during a living curiosities show. The incident includes screaming humor from the manager and a joking lineage claim tying the Zulu chief to an Irish ancestor amid audience fainting and astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girleys
America
Stanley
Cutterala
Mr. Zuluman
Bernohard-Davenport
Cork
Donnybrook
Dangerous Bicycle Collision Hurts Mrs Shirley on Water Street
On Water street a hackman failed to notice a cyclist Mrs Ed Shirley and the bus pole struck her chest. She lay unconscious under the horses but was not stepped on. She was taken to Shear's store then home and today is reported much better with lighter injuries than feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shirley
Water Street
Hackman
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Astwerpt
Mr. Ronne
Dunn
N. Walton
Casu Walton
Cornelius
Indies
Bairstow
A.A. Davis & Co
W. A. Greaves
D. Offerlee
Greenland
Samuels
Persia
S. F. Cable
Warren Manufacturers
Diamond Furniture Company
Wade
C. M. Zinck
Pickett Extension Table Company
L. G. Noyes & Co
Ben
Sabine Curetine Oil Company
Fruits and Vegetables
Belle
Lynas
Bie
L. F
Edith
Lyns
Gross Mare
Corinne
Quaker
Prince
Gross
Anna Shaw
Heeing
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