Seventh Annual State Convention of the Maccabees Held in City
The seventh annual convention of the Knights of the Maccabees met at Library Hall with N. F. Boynton of Port Huron as supreme record keeper and I. Watson of Williamsport as supreme lieutenant commander. Officers pro tem were named, credentials set, and debates over creating a great camp in Pennsylvania concluded with substantial public interest. Wednesday saw appointed officers and supreme delegates elected for the new camp, and resolutions praised Allegheny Tent No. 3 for its hospitality and event success, while thanking Boynton, Moss, Young, and others for their welfare efforts.
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The
Knights of the Maccabees
Library Hall
Boynton
Port Huron
Mich
Watson
Williamsport
R. E. Moss
E. L. Young
Norwalk
Ohio
Supreme
W. E. Blaney
Oil City
Supreme ML of A
M. G. Raub
Bradford
Supreme 1St M
G. Elmer Dilley
Meadville
Supreme 2Nd M
F. C. Sapper
Erie
Supreme Sentinel
M. ©. Goff
Supreme Picket
J. M. Weir
Tiona
Thos
Lowry
Oakdale
Paul G. Neway
Berlin
John W. Flannigan
Union
Miss Lacy
Clark’s College
Messrs Boynton
Young
Blaney
Scandinavian Quartette
Michigan
Pennsylvania
G.A. Riddell
Hiie
W.H. Blaney
J. Li. Braddock
W.L. Deowolfe
Chicora
R. J. Yingling
Clarion
James McKee
Saxonburg
Guards
J. H. Tew
Kane
G. B. Wannamaker
de Youngs
A.W. Richards
Tionesta
W.H. Irwin
Summit City
J. E. Blair
Warren
Allegheny
Moss
Commonwealth
Ed L. Young
Braddock to Hold Great Camp Convention Next February
Ohio visitors enjoyed the stay with helpful counsel as Braddock was chosen to host the next great camp convention in February 1897. Allegheny Tent No. 8 KO T M held a successful ball at the armory hall on Wednesday evening honoring the visitors. Refreshments followed, beginning at 11 o'clock. The Knights of the Macabees performed admirably.
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Ohio
Braddock
Allegheny
KO. T. M
Armory Hall
Knight
Knight of the Maccabees
W C T U Advice and Model Coffee House Report
The column urges temperance in communion grape juice preparation and contrasts alcohol use with pure juice. It promotes Model Coffee House by Joshua L. Bally as a temperance enterprise offering affordable lunches for clerks and workers, arguing such ventures aid reform more than stricter laws alone.
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Tus
Cameron, IL
Fourth Street
Chestnut
Joshua L. Bally
Bailey
Death of Clarence Lacy in Glade
Clarence W. Lacy died at his mother's home in Glade on Monday evening after a long illness of consumption. He was 86, born in Sheffield, Warren county, and longtime resident of Warren and Glade. An oil inspector at Warren for years, he leaves a wife, his mother, a brother Emmett and a sister Gertrude. Funeral services were at his mother's home in Glade at 2 p.m. Wednesday, with interment at Oakland.
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Clarence W. Lacy
Malvina Lacy
Glade
Sheffield
Warren County
Warren and
Warren
Lacy
Emmett
Gertrude
Oakland
Fire destroys Grand Valley livery barn and eight horses
About four o'clock Saturday morning a large livery barn owned by L. H. Church at Grand Valley burned down. Eight horses were housed there with wagons, buggies, sleighs and harness. four horses escaped, four perished. Origin of the fire unknown. Logs valued around £2,500 with partial insurance.
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L. H. Church
Grand Valley
Craniological hair cutting ad taints barber legacy
An old advertise ment touts Dibble and Brown of Washington North Carolina as "crinicultural dbsession and craniological tripsis" and "phrenological hair cutters," claiming physiognomic beard shaving and hydropathic work under Martin's corner, a satirical nod to the evolving tonsorial profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Dibble & Brown
Washington, N. C
Our Man About Town in Warren on Lies and Local Quips
A columnist shares observations on vice and honesty, recounting remarks about lying, moral judgment, and notable locals in Warren. It riffs on Col Breckinridge, a female typewriter, a burgess’s wish list, and social foibles, ending with reflections on public decor and a quip about every dog having his day.
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Col. Breckinridge
Madeline
Phil Thompson
Symbols of opportunity in men and a farmer's independence
The speaker links dogs and flowers to male opportunity while noting a farmer’s independence in food and clothing but jokes that farming limits small pleasures like ten cent cigars. A physician’s odd tip on eye care is recounted, advising not to rub the injured eye and to rub the good eye instead for the cinder to exit.
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Smith
Owens Nomination Conceded in Kentucky Contest
Owens nomination is conceded at Luamaron Kentucky as Breckinridge supporters bow out amid a tied committee vote. Welsh, Breckinridge ally, vows not to back any returns and refuses to overturn full results. The Owens camp claims a 526 plurality. Breckinridge leaders and county nominees align to protect interests. Colonel Breckinridge to serve until next March.
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Luamaron
Owens
B. J. Welsh
Breckinridge
Frankfort
Nevada Senator Jones Asked to Resign by Republicans
Carson Nev Sept 17 Senator John P Jones of Nevada has been asked by the Republican state central committee to resign his seat in the United States Senate The request came in a long letter drafted by Chairman Trenner Coffin and approved by the committee at a meeting in Carson City.
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Carson, Nev
John P. Jones
Nevada
Republican State Central Committee
United States Senate
Trenner Coffin
State Central Committee
Erie Conference Appointments in Jamestown District
The Erie conference list assigns presiding elder and district appointments across Jamestown and neighboring areas. Notable names include G. H. Humason Ashville F. A. Mills Busti Framington R. S. Borland Cattaraugus J. A. Laveley Cherry Creek J. W. Campbell Clarendon H. H. Olsen Clymer W. Fenton Columbus A. S. Hopkins Corry B. R. Smith Corydon Dayton Wm. Calhoun E. Randolph A. J. Lindsey Ellington A. M. Lockwood Frewsburg J. Garnett Garland H. F. Miller Hamlet Y. F. Dunkle Jamestown C. Albertson Jamestown 24 W. K. Crosby Kane H. G. Hall Kinzua C. C. Hunt Leon B. A. Ginader Little Valley J. C. Rhodes Me. Jewett D. M. Carpenter Panaus C. H. Nickie Randolph S. M. Sartwell Russell N. Warren C. R. Thompson Salamanca H. S. Baits Sheffield T. J. Hamilton Sherman H. M. Burns Sugar Grove E. D. Mowry Warren J. A. Kummer Youngsville J. D. Darling Other appointments include Greenville J. N. Fradenburg Meadville J. B. Neff Franklin J. H. Miller Oil City Grace J. C. McDonald Trinity A. C. Eli Tidioute E. K. Greed Titusville C. W. Minner.
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Erie Conference
Jamestown
G. H. Humason
Ashville
F. A. Mills
Busti
Framington
E. Randolph
A. J. Lindsey
Ellington
A. M. Lockwood
Frewsburg
J. Garnett
Garland H. F. Miller
Hamlet
Y. F. Dunkle
C. Albertson
W. K. Crosby
Kane
H. G. Hall
Kinzua
C. C. Hunt
Leon
B. A. Ginader
Little Valley
Greenville
J. N. Fradenburg
Meadville
J. B. Neff
Franklin
J. H. Miller
Oil City
Grace
J.C. McDonald
Trinity
A.C. Eli
Tidioute
E. K. Greed
Titusville
C. W. Minner
Spiritual Missionaries Perkins to Visit Warren for Meetings
Mr and Mrs Geo F Perkins ordained ministers in Warren for a few weeks to promote spiritualism. They will announce meeting locations and offer private psychometric readings at Mrs Dalrymple's rooms. They are noted bell lecturers singers and authors of hymn books for spiritual societies.
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Geo. F. Perkins
Warren
Remin
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Nerve and Blood Cure
Tired weak and nervous people are told impure blood and overwork harm health. The ad claims feeding nerves with pure blood is the cure. Thousands certify Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier nerve tonic and strength builder. It promises to help you as it has helped others.
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Hood
Republican Testimony on New Prosperity Era in 1894
Editorial argues for assured business growth after tariff stabilization. It cites Chancey Depew as a reformist Republican voice predicting renewed manufacturing, rail traffic, and internal trade. Notes sugar tariff repeal spurring beet refinery investment and rising stock market confidence. Claims partisan croakers mislead while American enterprise adapts to the new economic status.
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Prete Leper
Republican
Philadelphia
United States
Chancey M. Depew
Hamburg
New York Herald
Depew
Maine
New Mexico
Depe
Oregon
New York
Baster
Fine Attractions Planned for Library Entertainments
Managers of the Library course announce the season opens November 5 with the Grilley Cecilian concert company. A lecture on China Japan or Corea by Frank G Carpenter will follow, then Jules Levy, Harvard quartet, and Brooks Macy. Season tickets at 1.50 grant best seats. Y M C A Presbyterian church members will canvass for sales.
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Grilley- Cecilian
China
Japan
Corea
Frank G. Carpenter
Jules Levy
Car. Fair
Harvard Quartette Company
Brooks-Macy Specialty Company
Presbyterian Church
Amusement program details and late parade weather
The Sir Knights of Alleg staged an amusement program featuring a creased pig capture won by Harvey Brasington, sack and ten mile bicycle races with winners including Achie Shutt and C A Olson, though the greased pole event had no winner. Rain delayed and eventually abandoned the illuminated parade and bicycle parade. The event also noted heavy decorations, Franklin band praises, and a real estate listing in Glade Township Warren County.
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Carver House
Harvey Brasington
Achie Shutt
Joe Hutter
C. A. Olson
North Warren
A. A. Olson
Sam Messner
Carl Mintzer
W.R. Schellhammer
Leonard Cobb
George Folkman
George Ehrbart
John Binder
L. L. Watson
B. H. Chevalier
Fred Saner
George Muir
Scratch
H. &, Hall
Earl Clinton
J. Wallace
Franklin Band
Our City
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Maccabees
H. Risers
Clarence Lacy
Man
Baily Affairs
Warren and Glade
Warren Savings Bank
Third Street
Hickory Street
West End
Fifth Street
Ashland
Kentucky
Jones
James
Spiritual Missionaires
Glade Township
Geo. Hinton
A. Lester
Lessler
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
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