Week at the Warren Court House and Civil Docket
The court met for criminal and civil matters with verdicts on assault and battery cases, fines, and jail terms. Notable items include verdicts of not guilty on several defendants, forfeitures for recognizances, two divorces granted, and license transfers. Civil actions featured replevin between Miller Brothers & Co. and Preston, with the jury finding for the defendant, and a suit by Susan Hale against Equitable Aid Union over policy terms and by laws. The annexation petition for part of Glade township was favorably reported for Warren borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Brasington
Sherman
Lytle
Tiot
Freeman Shaffer
Commonweath
John Welsh
Ida Henderson
P. H. Burdette
Amos Higgins
Cogswell G McKeon
Thomas S. Wetmore
Emory Waters
Dr. Preston
John A. Best
E. A. Coleman
James Madden
Glade
Warren
Court House
State Hospital For
House Hospital
Noyes
Marsh
Miller Brothers & Co
Daniel Preston
Replevin
Susan Hale
Equitable Aid Union
Death of Mr. John Slater After Injury in Tidioute
Mr John Slater died from internal injuries suffered last week in Tidioute. Funeral services were held at Shaw house and the body brought to Warren for burial. A well known Mason, Slater worked twenty years in the Warren county lumber business with his brother W J Slater, who died about a year ago. Survived by three brothers Thomas O and Charles of Warren and Robert of Youngeville. Born July 8 1847.
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John Slater
Tidioute
Shaw
Warren
Slater
Warren County
W. J. Slater
Thomas O
Charles
Robert
Youngeville
Vermont Election Returns Show Republican Victory Margin
Returns from all towns compiled by the Town Clerk place the Republican majority at 27,310 and the plurality at 28,356 with official figures expected to shift little. Analysis notes Republican vote tallies in 1994 and 1890, Democratic totals, and minor party counts. The Senate is Republican, the House 233 Republicans 9 Democrats and 1 Populist, with three towns abstaining.
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Rourraxp
Senate
House
Republicans Sweep Maine in 1890 Election Victory
The Republicans carried Maine with Henry B. Cleaves re-elected governor and Reed Boutelle Dingley and Milliken all returned to Congress. A Republican legislature was chosen in both branches and most county officers favored Republicans. Maine, a longtime Republican state, enjoyed a decisive victory.
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Maine
Henry B. Cleaves
Reed
Boutelle
Dingley
Milliken
House of Representives
Populist Nominations Nominated From Warren Venango McKean
Populist delegates from Warren Venango and McKean counties met at Struthers Hotel in this city on Thursday afternoon and nominated James D Blair of Bradford McKean county for representative in Congress from the 27th district and William J Kirkwood oil producer of Cranberry township Venango county for State Senate with Oil City as his postoffice address. Other delegates named were E Muzzy East Branch W E Fuller Warren Lynn Campbell Venango George A Brown McKean.
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Warren
Venango
McKean
Struthers Hotel
This City
James D. Blair
Bradford
McKean County
Congress
William J. Kirkwood
Cranberry Township
Venango County
State Senate
Kirkwood
Oil City
E. Muzzy
East Branch
W. E. Fuller
Lynn Campbell
George A. Brown
Knights of the Maccabees
Keystone
Order
Titusville
Kane
Ludlow
Sheffield
Clarendon
Tiona
Corydon
Kinzua
Youngsville
Irvington
Tidioute
Russell
Wrightsville
Chandlera Valley
Pittsfield
Grand Valley
Warren Lodge
Warren County
Revere House
Liberty
Library Theatre
Ak Library Theatre
Armory Hall
Ladies of the Maccabees
Pennsylvania
20 Million Stars Seen Yet Women Suffer More
The piece contrasts vast cosmic numbers with the suffering of overworked women. It endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming it cures nausea indigestion bloating backache nervous prostration debility and sleeplessness and promises refreshing sleep and relief from mental anxiety.
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Pierce
Our Man About Town in Warren and Nearby Affairs
A column of observations on women’s roles, court cases over life insurance, war memories, local pride in Warren, and social notes. It recalls a drowning case determining heirs, conjuror tricks and romance, Warren’s wartime heroes, upcoming lodge events, local theater, and questions about a free bridge plan.
State Democratic Convention fills vacancies for at large seats
The Democratic state convention reconvened at Hauisncra Pa to fill vacancies for congressmen at large caused by the death of Hannibal K Sloan and the withdrawal of ex Judge Bucher Thomas Collins of Bellefonte and Henry Meyer of Allegheny were chosen as the new candidates for congressmen at large The executive committee fixed October 12 for the annual convention of clubs at Altoona
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Hauisncra
Hannibal K Sloan
Indiana County
Bucher
Union
Hensel
Benj. F. Myers
Harrisburg
Myers
Committee On Resolutions
H. K. Sioan
Congress
Army of the Union
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Pattson
Thomas Collins
Bellefonte
Henry Meyer
Allegheny
Jon. Harrissorg
The
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
Altoona
What About Your Education A call to select a business college
A dated appeal urges students to choose a business college and lists Clark Business College with locations in Warren Bradford Butler Warren New Castle and Youngstown as leading options. It invites readers to request circulars from any listed campus.
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Clark Business College
Warren
Bradford
Butler
Warren, O
New Castle
Youngstown
Ohio
America
Rock City and Bradford Excursion From Warren at 10:10 A M
The W N P R R announces its annual low rate excursion to Rock City and Bradford leaving Warren at 10 10 a m Sunday September 23. Round trip 125. Travel via Olean by Narrow Gauge for 23 miles to Bradford with a 30 minute Rock City stop and refreshments. Bradford arrival 1 20 P M return depart 5 P M for a timely homeward arrival.
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W. N
P.R.R
Rock City
Bradford
Warren
Olean
New York
Pennsylvania
Heart Cure Promises Relief in Minutes by Dr Agnes
An advertisement touts a heart remedy by Dr Agnes claiming relief from organic or sympathetic heart disease in 80 minutes with a single dose. It targets palpitation shortness of breath and chest pain, promising speedy cure and urging purchase from F H Dixon at 46-1-y.
Musical En Ament. Coming Joint Musicale Features
An upcoming Sept 19 concert at Library Hall features Miss Elsie Lincoln, renowned soprano, presented by the Young Ladies Missionary Society and the M E Church choir. The article praises her sweet voice, clear enunciation, and intelligent interpretation, urging plans to attend this promising musical event.
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Library Hall
Young Ladies Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
M. E.church
Elsie Lincoln
Miss Lincoln
England
Boys in Blue Parade in Pittsburgh and Allegheny
Representatives of Union veterans from nearly every state marched in the Twenty-Eighth National Parade of the Boys in Blue through Pittsburgh and Allegheny. Despite hopes to discontinue, more than 10,000 men paraded for nearly four hours amid lavish city decorations and grand reviews by officials.
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Pittsburg
Alleghany
Boys In Blue
New Jersey
California
Nevada
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Alger
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Department of Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Adams
McKinley
Pattison
Daniel J Sickles
Tanner
Remarkable Blind Groom Runs Leases in Stewarts Run
The Pleasantville Record praises William Copeland of Stewarts Run as a remarkable blind man newly married. Born blind, he manages three leases for Bovee & Co., Duncan & Erwin, Siggins & Helm, with 20 wells and four bosers under his care. He handles derricks, elevators, engine repairs, and all lease work with the skill of fully sighted workers.
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Pleasantville
William Copeland
Stewarts Run
Ibas
Bovee & Co
Duncan & Erwin
Siggins & Helm
Break in Democratic Ranks at Sugar Planters Convention
The Sugar Planters Convention in New Orleans last Thursday marked a major break in the Democratic party, with calls for alliance with Republicans on national issues and potential loss of two or three congressional districts in the sugar region. Brice, Smith and Gorman urged to leave with supporters, while party loyalty is questioned amid calls for change. Also notes short healer claims and patent medicines hawked locally.
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New Orleans
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Brice
Smith and Gorman
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Supreme Ies
Buel
Vermont
Man
Baily Affairs
T. O. Slater
Great Lodge of
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Alabama
Oliver Wendall Holmes
Free Bridge Committee of Citizens
Vanderbilt
Lincoln
AMENT
Coming Joint Musicale
Boys IN Blue Parade
L. G. Noyes & Co
Thompson
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