Trains South and North Schedules at Several Stations
The timetable lists trains to the south and north with multiple stops including Dunkirk Fredonia Laona Casadaga Sinclairville Ross Mill Falconer Frewsburg Fentonville Ackley's Russellburg North Warren Warren Irvington Youngsville Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Grand Valley and Titusville with departure and arrival times such as 3.50 pm 8.45 am and 11.10 am 6.15 pm.
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Warren
New York
Philadelphia
Erie
Baltimore
Washington
Williamsport
Kane
Ridgway
Sheffield
Chas
E. Pugh
J. R. Wood
Gen’l
Casadaga
Sinclairville
Ross Mill
Falconer
A & G W Cross
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Ackley’s
Russellburg
North Warren
Ackson
Rvineton
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Torpedo
Grand Valley
Titusville Iv
Norru
Titusville
Irvington
N. Warren
Russell
Ackley
Junction
Sineclairville
Fredonia
Dunkirk
South
A Vision of Universal Fourth of July Patriotism
The author urges nationwide flag displays and public and family celebrations on Independence Day. He envisions banners brightening cities from coast to coast and family gatherings, picnics, and readings of the Declaration, with patriotic songs and stories for the young. He cautions against partisan politics and promotes linking schools to the holiday through flag-raising and patriotic competitions in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old England
England
Atlantic
Pacific
A. W. Tourgee
Independent
Editors favor Harrison for renomination in 1888 race
Collector Cooper, returning from Atlantic City with the Pennsylvania Editorial association, reports Republican editors unanimously favor President Harrison’s renomination citing safety and general satisfaction. Democratic editors debate Pattison as an expedient, with no unity on his candidacy.
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Philadelphia
Cooper
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Pattison
The Fourth of July Night Wakeup and Danbury Scene
A nostalgic Fourth of July piece contrasts the noisy boy led holiday with cats and dogs in a small town. It recalls dawn wakeups, crackers, and banter, then Manila sun and exhaustion at 3 pm. Danbury scenes show shops, picnics, and a weary crowd. A poem closes with a battered boy dreaming of another Fourth.
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Danbury
Ned
Danbury Room
Lee & Shepard
Fourth of July Firearm Fears Shadow a Family Scene
An old man surveys powder caps and a musket to calm wary children amid Fourth of July preparations. The dialogue suggests a near accident and a cautious mood in the household. Elsewhere playful mischief with crackers ends badly.
Auction notices printed at Marv office promote low rates
A concise notice states that neatly printed auction notices are available at the Marv office at low rates and that a free notice of all auctions will be published in the Matin for those who have their bills printed there.
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EGAL
AIL
Marv
Matin
Letty Saves Melville Fortunes On Fourth Of July
In Snowden, Letty Ely defies danger to warn the Melville estate of invading thieves during the town’s grand Fourth of July celebration. Her courage blocks a burglary plot against Squire Melville while her future with Jack Melville grows brighter as Lincoln’s words glow in the night sky.
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Snowden
Ely
Squire Melville
California
Letty Ely
John Melville
Letty
York and Lancaster
Jack Melville
Jack
Precious
Melville Court
Melville
James
Garret
Mr. Melville
Grace
Mr. Mekville
Melvilles
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Mary C. Hungerfordir
Down’s Elixer
Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
N. C.llen
Pitcher’s Castoria
The Humorous Side of the Continental Congress
A look at the early signing of the Declaration of Independence recalling Jefferson and Franklin. The piece notes hot halls and flies at the 1776 signing, Franklin’s calm wit, and the era’s formal attire and manners. It contrasts Jefferson’s temperament with humor about Washington, Morris, and Jefferson’s inauguration journey.
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Continental Congress
England
America
Jefferson
Dickinson
Franklin
Congress
American Congress
John Thompson
Thompson
Morris
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Williamsburg
E. J. Biddle
St. Louis Republic
How He Fled from Town to Escape a Mountain Bull
A Fourth of July tale from the Catskills recounts Tompkins fleeing a charging bull near Esopus Creek. After a dusty train ride he sought quiet with a friend, but a roar from a bull sent him scrambling up hillside trees and toward a rock heap. A bull terrier finally grabbed the beast by the tail, guiding both man and dog to safety at a farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Esopus Creek
Catskills
Mr. Tompkins
New York Sun
Storm Ravages Pennsylvanian Town Colliery Disaster
A severe wind and rain storm hit Carmel Pennsylvania on June 27. Lightning and flooding accompanied the gusts as a coal company colliery two miles west collapsed. Four workers from Shickshinny and two from Luzerne died under heavy timbers. two more unnamed men perished. Recovery took hours amid debris. the ruin racks up about $120,000 in losses.
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Mr. Carmel
Patterson Coal Company
J. M. Blossom
Richard Roberts
J. B. Dodson
William Lodge
Shickshinny
Luzerne
Moville Town Left with One House Stands After Flood
Sioux City Iowa June 27 Advices state Moville was wholly wiped out by the flood with about fifty houses destroyed and only one standing. People saved household effects and camped in fields as bottom lands along the Floyd were flooded and crops and stock perished. Rail connections to Sioux City were restored but East service may take days.
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Sioux City
Moville
Lemurs
Floyd
Illinois Central
Explosion Burns Oil Tank at Coraopolis Station
Reports from Pittsburg say a large oil tank at Coraopolis station on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad exploded and burned. Two Winger brothers, oil well drillers, were seriously burned. The tank, derrick, and engine house were destroyed. The Forest Oil company operates the Hog Island well in the Ohio river.
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Pittsburg
Coraopolis Station
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Winger
Forest Oil Company
Hog Island
Ohio River
Patriot rhetoric and mock patriotism in a Kingston uproar
A crowd at Wood ward avenue sparks a Fourth of July oration by a lone speaker who quips at British and other governments. The scene devolves into denials of famed Revolutionary battles and a Valley Forge hoax, ending with a satirical note on patriotism and a call to drink. Kingston authorities vow to guard Sir John Macdonald’s grave with reinforced cement and detectives nearby.
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Woodward Avenue
France
Bunker Hill
Washington
Valley Forge
Detroit Free Press
Kingston
Ont
Sir John Macdonald
Newlands
Judge rules centennial fund to stockholders in small divident
Philadelphia June 30 Judge Butler holds the balance in the centennial board of finance should be distributed among 13 915 stockholders totaling 13101 61 dollars yielding about two or three cents per share. Earlier plans proposed donating the fund to the Pennsylvania museum or the Historical Society. Also a humorous cartoon caption discusses a temperance debate with a quip about the whiskey business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Butler
United States Circuit Court
Centennial Board of Finance
Pennsylvania Museum
The
Historical Society
Quo warranto case against Bridgeport chief withdrawn
In Bridgeport Connecticut on June 27 the quo warranto action against Police Chief Rylands was withdrawn by Attorney Wheeler and a new form of proceeding commenced in the name of the states attorney. The previous action was ruled illegal for lacking official standing. The conductor Kilbourn Brown faced smuggling charges and was held on $3000 bail for trial in September at Portsmouth before the U S circuit court.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Rylands
Thayer
Wheeler
Boston
Kilbourn Brown
Canada
United States
Portsmouth
Damage Sweeps State in Severe Omaha Storm
Omaha Bee dispatches report widespread storm damage across Nebraska. In Wahoo a house was wrecked by lightning with occupants rescued and a child lightly cut. Fremont flooded streets, Missouri River Valley rail lines flooded, West Point lost 700 feet of track, Palmer a tornado and waterspout damaged property, and Dodge saw a seven foot river rise drowning stock.
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Omaha
Neb
the Bee
Wahoo
John Gunderson
Fremont
Missouri River Valley
West Point
Palmer
Dodge
Deluge Floods Omaha Streets and Rail Lines
Omaha records a cloudburst from 8 yesterday morning washing out graded streets sewers and pavements. Thousands of dollars in damages. No trains arrived since yesterday morning and none on Union Pacific or Elkhorn since Thursday. Telegraph wires down and electric lines struck by lightning. Interior state reports limited communication.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Looks Like a Lake in Waterloo After Storm Floods
A relief train reports Waterloo area resembles a vast lake with bodies of horses cattle and other farm animals visible in water. A farmer lost 200 head of cattle. four drownings were false. Illinois Central damage estimated at 200000 dollars. Four hundred families homeless. aid limited before Sunday.
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Waterloo
Maple River Flood Destroys Bridges In Ida Grove
Ida Grove Iowa residents report Maple River at record height flooding the town. Bridges washed away with no known fatalities. An undertaker planned a funeral in Holstein but the hearse had to be rafted two miles and dragged by hand to reach higher ground where horses awaited.
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Ida Grove
Holstein
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan & CO
E. Cowan
W. Cowan
Warren County
W P. Bagnell
D. Y
Chicago Veterinary College
Liberty St
Warren A
Ant & Trunkey
Attorneys At Law
Scofield
Liberty Street
J. HW. Donly
Www
G. Trunkey
R & H. E. Brown
Attorneys
Law
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
J. A. Partridge
New Waters Block
Llen, Higgins & Allen
Lave
Allen Block
Second and
Liberty Streets
Orren C, Allen
George H. Higgins
WM. Harrison Allen
Warren Hotke
Knupp & Co
Ee & Schnur
Hazeltine Buiding
Wilbur
Wm, Schnur
O Vee Cable & Peterson
Scofield Block
Water Street
Dinsmoor
Jas. Cable
A. Peterson
M . Walkerman
Oneida
Udlow
L. Agnew
Market
Second Streets
McAlpine
Third Street
M. E. Church
J W. Dunkle, Fe
Waters’ Block
Whe . Freeman
Hazeltine
John F. McPherson
Justice of the Peace & Conveyanecer
Verback Block
WA. Greaves
HH. Muse
Attorney At Law
Hoffman Block
B* LL & Thompson
Beaty Block
Ball
o_o
Lindsey & Parmlee
Johnson’s Exchange
S. P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. O. Parmlee
D. Cowan
C. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. 8
A. J. Hazeltine
D. W. Beaty, G. B. Ensworth
G. H. Jackson
M. B. Dunham
Charles H. Noyes
L. R. Freeman
F. H. Rockwell
Zeltine
Offerle & Son
McClure & Co’s
Wm. Richardson & Co
Locke
Legion
JOS, Fleming & Son
Pittsburgh
Shhrar
Waa
Lansdownes
Weiling, &c
India
Victoria
D. Shear
Joseph Fleming & Son
Railroad Guide
Hiladelphia & Erie R. R
Eastern Standard
R. R. West
Eien
Allegheny Valley
R. R
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Lancaster
Pullman
Williamsort
Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad
Pennsylvania Rail
Lacey the
Olean Expr
Olean Express
Kinzua
Bradford
Salamanca
Olean
Irvineton
Tidioute
Tionesta
Oil City
Leffard
Warren RK. Bell
Tok. Fellows
Exchange St
Buffalo, N. Y
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Garfield
Tiona
Barnes
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Wolf Run
Eenton
Jerry Crary
Judge Tourgee
President Harrison
Quay
Judy
M. Phelps Dawson
St. Billie
Tommy
Billie
Mommer
Harper’s Bazar
U. S
Warren Mail Office
Iowa
Nebraska
Marz
Orleans
Balto
St. Jacobs
Ws. A. Goetzs
Feuersville
T. G. Hawxns
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mons Hicks
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