Warren mass meeting and Fourth of July preparations amid spring events
The Warren community attends a large gathering to organize Fourth of July festivities with committees and a Roscoe Hall speech by Rev Crane, honoring Union soldiers. The issue notes marching veterans, fire companies, local bands, and wreath ceremonies at Oak Hill and Catholic Cemeteries, despite rain.
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Warren Defeats Sinclairville In Slippery Ground Baseball
In front of over a thousand spectators Warren bested the Sinclairville nine by 33 to 23 on a soft field after a tentative start. Sinclairville, a picked lineup from Cherry Creek Dunkirk and Sinclairville, failed to capitalize early as Warren surged in the eighth inning.
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Death by Heart Disease Clears Rumors in Brookston
Brookston, Pa May 27 1878 A coroner's jury ruled James B. Allen known as Yankee Allen died of heart disease. A special meeting of the Board of Road Commissioners ordered an inquest amid rumors of poisoning. Dr Badger found no poison. The funeral was held at the Brookston School House with interment at Lower Sheffield.
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Lottsville
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Stony Run
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Freehold
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James B. Allen
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Howe Townsair
Brookston
J. B. Allen
Joan Cameron
Badger
Sheffield
Forest Co
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Lower Sheffield
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Titusville Court in Doubt Over 27 Mile Rule
Distant dispute threatens Titusville Court viability as Meadville to Titusville distance read as 27 miles by one route and 254 by another. Judge Church appoints three surveyors Henry B. Beatty C W Heydrick and I D Taylor to measure distances to County seats and city limits.
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Decoration day parade and speeches in Sugar Grove June 1 1878
In Sugar Grove the Decoration morning opened gloomy but crowds arrived as clouds cleared. United Workmen and Masons led a parade with the Sugar Grove Band to the School green for a program headlined by Mrs. Watson of Titusville. The crowd enjoyed music, a poem, and an impromptu speech after floral tributes. A serenade and a gift of greenbacks followed, with updates on local buildings and farms.
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Cob hamias Cobham Runs for State Convention Support
Cobham celebrates the State Convention nominations praising a strong Republican ticket led by Charles W. Stone for Lieut Governor. The note urges school support, teacher cooperation, and continued GOP strength amid frost damage to fruit crops and a pledge to uphold the Republican platform.
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