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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1895

Page

5

Explanatory Letter to the America Cup Committee Details

Lord Dunraven writes to the America Cup committee to explain his position on the cup races. H Maitland Kersey states he and Dunraven drafted the letter through the night and delivered it at the club at 7 40 am. He expects the committee to publish this letter with its own letter from September 12. Nearby notes report social visits, weddings, and a six hour relief claim for kidney and bladder ailments.

New York Lord Dunraven H. Maitland Kersey Kersey

Rock Band Concert at M. & Church by Epworth League

A notable musical entertainment by the famous Rock Band Concert company arrives at the M. and church under Epworth League sponsorship. The group is based in New York City and can only be booked in September. Admission is twenty five cents. Watch for more details.

Epworth League New York City Te League

Dunn's Review on Crop Prospects and Markets

New York report notes if government crop estimates are accurate the outlook remains weak for corn wheat and cotton. Wheat appears larger than forecast but farmers hold back, while corn prices sink amid expectations of a record harvest. Atlantic exports for two weeks fall versus last year as failures rise in the United States and Canada.

New York Dunn’s Weekly Review Atlantic United States Canada

Real Estate Transfers Sept 13-18 05

Real estate transfers list transactions from Warren County with parties including Christian Shortt to John Shortt Elk two for 500 dollars and several other transfers. Notable entries include E Gibert sheriff to Henry Puckhart Tidioute for 800 dollars and Cora B Edmunds to Chas Darling South West for 1500 dollars. Several deeds show nominal sums and assignments between A D Ward and Jas Gillett Freehold two.

Christian Shortt John Shortt Elk Two Aaron Lindell E. G. Barber Watson E. Gibert Henry Puckhart Tidioute J. B. Moore Samuel Woolf Pittsfield Warren County A. D. Ward Freehold Jas. Gillett L. B. Wood & Co Mary S. Snyder Eldred P. L. Brooks L. W. King Sugar Grove Mary E. Brink Fred W. Robinson Kinzuatwp Cora B. Edmunds Chas. H. Darling

Dr Agnes cures heart disease in 30 minutes claim

An advertisement touts Dr Agnes's heart remedy as a perfect cure for organic or sympathetic heart disease in half an hour, with relief of palpitations and pain. It markets one dose as conclusive and lists F H Dixons as seller alongside other medical cure claims for rheumatism and neuralgia. It also notes a farm for sale near Lander, Pa and an agricultural fair in Corry with railroad excursion discounts.

H. N. Richfield Warren Agnes F. H. Dixons Driggist

Oil market and field reports amid rising prices

The piece lists current oil quotations across fields with credits and cites Pittsburg field updates. It notes Emphasis on Deist well status, upcoming field activity as winter nears, and new results from Forest Oil on John Staus farm and Shane Bros at McDonald. It also covers digestive health ads and a burglary incident, plus gas rate changes in Jamestown with regional implications.

Rating of the Sixteenth Regiment Companies at Glencairn inspection

The Sixteenth Regiment list shows Co C leading again, with Co H of Ridgway close behind and Co I of Warren third. Co I trails Co C in equipment but leads in arm and clothing condition. The second battalion, A C H I, outperforms the first battalion with 360 points to 300. Major Bradley and captains can be proud of their battalion's showing. See our new line of white china for decorating. City Crockery Store.

Glencairn Corry Bradford City Cooperstown Franklin Warren Ridgway Titusville Co. C Co. H Co. I Bradley

Next Year’s League Proposed by Sharon Correspondent

A Sharon correspondent outlines a plan to form a six club baseball league next year. A charter under the Nypano Athletic association would issue equal stock in Sharon New Castle Butler Franklin Oil City Meadville Titusville Warren Bradford and Tramestown with each city gaining one director. Directors elect officers who must not own stock in any club. The scheme calls for two games per week in each town with prizes totaling 150 125 100 75 50 and 25 plus a pennant. Three umpires would be appointed after board and captain approval. players chosen by captains and directors, not from the National League, to enforce a salary limit. Admission would be uniform and funds go to a common pool. Critics in New Castle respond skeptically. Titusville would join with a different basis and a 500 guarantee. Warren supporters propose Erie Jamestown Titusville Warren Bradford and Olean or Meadville with fixed guarantees funded by season tickets. A salary cap and two games weekly are urged, with a cash prize for the winning club.

Sharon Nypano Athletic Association New Castle Butler Franklin Oi City Meadville Titusville Warren Bradford Tramestown Neve Pranklin Oil City Erie Jamestown Olean

Mark Twain Debt Tour and Notable Historical Heroes

A blend of remarks on Mark Twain’s debt payoff plan and examples from Sir Walter Scott and Susan B. Anthony. It notes Scott’s final payment under enduring strain and Anthony’s solo effort to settle $16,000 for The Revolution, plus Twain’s upcoming tours and aim to settle obligations within four years. Also mentions a tariff decision about toll-free wooden legs for travelers entering the U.S. and includes court notices from Warren, Pennsylvania regarding the Humphrey case and executor letters for Rasselas Brown.

Mark Twain Walter Scott Susan B. Anthony Parker Pillsbury Elizabeth Cady Stanton Miss Anthony Mankand Australia India South Africa Mark Rasselas Brown Wanea Waten Pennsylvania Meloy B &. Brown Warren

Allegheny College Offers Broad Curricular Programs

Allegheny College presents four courses of study with electives after Freshman year. It lists advanced options in English Science and Languages and a reorganized History and Politics department under a specialist. A thorough Civil Engineering track and a preparatory school are noted, along with facilities for music and business training. Military drill and U S officer opportunities are highlighted. Located in Meadville PA with favorable moral influence described.

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Dunraven Himself HH. M. Kersey Mora Thompson Hill Levi Keil Iowa Sylvester Clark A. H. Hitedale George Weiss Bride The Baptist Society Daniel Hollenbeck John McDonald J. G. Fletcher King Jackson Run James Perry Ss. Clark Stewart BE. BH. Knapp Jen Nelson Maud Lyon Falconer Cable Hollow Sears and Fos Cheney Ackley Ira Sweezy C. A. van Orsdale John Clendenning Union H. N Richfield Warran Pa Dunn Mary Evans South West R. M. Gray H. F. Gray School House Lander C. Pond Busti N.Y Corry Fair Northwestern Agricultural Society Pennsylvania Railroad Company Erie, Kane Tiona Barnsville Oil Corning Oil Lima Indiana Oil Sesvasne Pittsburg Deistpool Deist Diest Treat & Co Ramey &Co Sutton& Co Hardman South Penn Oil Company Swigger Farm Shannopin A&a Forest OU Company John Staus McDonald Shane Bros No. 2 Hadden Irvington John Cooney Pennsylvania Gas Company N. Y Jamestown al Fuller Clarendon Eric City Crockery Store Don’t Ter & Gamble CO GIN Sapolio Neptune Pluie Hood Cee Annie C. Lantz Belleville Court of Common Ari Pleas R. Humphrey Pennsylvan Waren Pennsyvania Allegheny College Lugius Wm. H. Crawford Meadville, PA
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