Warren Pa. Rail Schedule and Moral Snippets
Railroad timetable from Warren shows daily trains to Sheffield St. Mary's and Erie with through sleepers and coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore plus Kane and Erie accommodations. The page also features a string of aphorisms and quips from the Youngstown Telegram about marriage, politics, and society.
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Sheffield
Expres
St. Mary’s
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Erie
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Peps
Kane
Erie Express
Warren
Erie Mail
Ashington Andltimore
Warren Express
Oil Express
Train timetable fragment shows Erie Jamestown routes
A historical timetable lists multiple Erie Railways trains to Jamestown and Dunkirk with departure and arrival times. It names D Thayer as general assistant superintendent and includes various station and schedule details across a day.
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Erie Railways
Jamestown
Brauma
D. Thayer
Westward River Division Train Timetable Fragment
A partial OCR timetable shows westward route segments and stations including Oil City Parker Foxburg Franklin Oil City Oleopolis Eagle Rock President Tionesta Hickory Junkeyville Tidioute Thompson Irvington Kinzua Bradford Salamanca Olean with arrival and departure times scattered in mixed AM PM designations. The text lists multiple towns and implied connections on the Pittburg to Olean corridor.
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Astern Time
Oil City
Oleopolis
Eagle Rock
Tionesta Hickory
Junkey Ville
Tidioute
Hompson
Irvington
Kinzua
Kemp's Balsam Advertising Claims and Trial Offer
The proprietor claims the balsam cures coughs throat and lung troubles and urges immediate purchase. A free trial bottle is available at all druggists with large sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Kemp's Balsam
Annual meeting of Warren County WCTU reports
Stormy weather did not stop the Warren County Woman's Christian Temperance Union from opening its annual convention in Suerrieto on Sept 19 1889. Delegates offices and committees were elected and reports on finances literature and various departments were presented with resolutions praising temperance work and endorsing national WCTU.
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Suerrieto
Warren County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Reeser
Tidioute
Jane Orr
L. D. Wetmore
E.c.beach
A. B. Miller
Ada T. McCollin
J. J. Taylor
GC. M. Morrison
Clarendon
P. Berry
N. Warren
J. H. Jackson
Youngsville
M. C. Reeser
Chas. Lott
North Warren
Warren
McWilliams
East Warren
N. P. Wheeler
F. Henry
Conarro
Henry
Union Signal
Jamestown
Report of Corresponding Secretary Details Union Counts
The report notes 40 unions with 595 enrolled members and 53 honorary members. Since the last annual meeting, $1056.84 has been raised for all purposes. It mentions two exceptions regarding bibles used in county public schools, seven unions with headquarters, and lists delegates and alternates to national and state conventions led by Mrs. W. D. Brown and Mrs. Dr. Benton among others. The secretary is A. GEROLD.
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Harris
Brooklyn
Dr. Bouton
Department of Hygiene and Heredity
Miss Beach
Darling
Renwick
Sec
Wetmore
Chas. Lott
North Warren
Jane Orr
Warren
A. Gerould
W. V. Hazeltine
Treas
A Conarro
Wuerras
God
Christ
Lucy W. Hayes
Wuereas
Sheffield
M. E. Church
C. M. Morrison
S. P. Berry
J. H. Jackson
M. C. Rezser
Folllows
Gerould
Conarro
C. M. Snyder
Henry, Warren
Lott
Treasury
E. T. Hazeltine
Warren Lodge of
Royal Templars of Temperance
W. D. Brown
Dr. Benton
Levi Smith
H. Ewald
O. M. Lott
Jail Work Reflections From A Year In The Cells
The report describes jail outreach over the past year with 142 papers 91 leaflets 41 tracts 60 text cards and 6 pledge cards given along with 10 gos pels of St John and one Bible to discharged prisoners. Ladies visited on Sundays and Y M C A delegates aided with vesper services. Four young men were sent to the Penitentiary amid sorrow and reflection.
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Paul
E C. Beacn
Union Women Promote Sabbath Respect At County Fair
My report details a busy period at the county fair where Union women organized a headquarters to counter alcohol and gambling, distributed 600 papers, and raised funds to cover expenses and a county banner. Myrata A. Coie, Supt., notes anti amendment effort, Sabbath observance, and a preacherly urge to work while day lasts.
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Co. Treasury
Wheeler
People’s
Voice
Fair Grounds
A. E. McWilliams
Warren County Prohibition Efforts Highlight 860 Vote Majority
Mrs J L Gran Supt commends Warren County WCTU and volunteers for organizing petitions and meetings after the 1888 Convention. She notes many unions delivered timely signatures, swelling support for constitutional prohibition despite some late returns. She credits young men across parties for strong county effort and thanks Donly and workers.
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Warren
Warren County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Donly
Penn
J. L. Gran
Warren county W C T U elects department superintendents
Executive Committee appoints supts for jail work hygiene heredity Sunday school scientific instruction foreign work young women's work mothers literature legal work soldiers and sailors social purity railroad work Sabbath observance juvenile work unfermented wine and county fair. Motion passes to fund $5 for leaflets and to buy eight brackets at 40 cents each for cabooses on trains.
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W.C.T. U
Warren County
E. C. Beach
Dr. Bouton
J. A. Culbertson
J. H. Jackson
A. Buck
Fannie Brooks
S. Perry
C. M. Morrison
D. I. Ball
Emma Smith
O. B. Watson
A. M. Cole
M. C. Reeser
W. B. Renwick
8. P. Berry
Five Years Ago Many Things I Wish To Say
A fragment from a speech notes unspoken desires and remarks to colleagues. The speaker begins by stating many things could not be said due to circumstances and promises to draw attention to a few facts from roughly five years earlier.
Treasurer's Report and Press Work Note
The report shows receipts and expenditures for the year and a balance on hand. A. M. Horton thanks Warren county newspapers for favorable coverage of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and urges continued original articles and reports from Miss Alice Magee and the Warren Ledger.
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Warren County
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Alice Magee
Warren Ledger
Napoleon
Warren Mai
A. M. Horton
County Union Work Report Highlights Limited Progress
The superintendent notes a new departmental effort hampered by prohibition campaigning. Nine unions show active work with at least three sustaining momentum, while several others report no activity or have disbanded. Organizer Mrs. Lott lists six additional unions recent to organizing status.
Temperance Work Needing Local Supervisors And Brackets
The report notes steady R R temperance activity with six Bibles paid from County Treasury and eight Testaments donated by the Warren Y M C A. It urges appointing local Supervisors in more Unions, distributing literature, and using hard ware brackets to hold papers at stations while warning against opposing materials.
Scientific Temperance Instruction Progress in Warren County
The county distributed 700 leaflets on Scientific Temperance and related materials to teachers at the County Institute and sent information to local superintendents. Reports show most schools teach the subject by board order with readable texts, though many do not use National Department endorsed books. The program advances yearly with teachers and communities gaining awareness of stimulant and narcotic dangers. Mrs. J. H. Jackson, Supt.
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County Institute
National Department
Warren County
J. H. Jackson
Warren P. C
Y M C A Lesson On Temperance And Civic Duty
The narrative describes a community Y program opening with prayer and songs, classes by ability, and seven teachers per month. It highlights sewing, cleanliness, and a picnic as rewards, notes inconsistent substitutes, and praises a girl’s drive organizing Y chapters in distant villages, boosting membership from eighteen to over thirty. It urges temperance reading, library access, and choosing friends who champion God home and native land.
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America
Temperance Unions Report Across Warren Area
Local unions report progress with memberships from 21 to 24, funds raised, and multiple meetings. Activities include public entertainments, literature distribution, petition drives, and new departments like Sabbath school and evangelistic work as they pursue temperance goals amidst opposition.
County unions report on foreigner outreach and leadership
In early year correspondence with most unions I describe reception and results. Replies from North Warren Garland Russell East Branch North Clarendon Warren and Pittsfield praise work and nominate Miss A. C. Buck Supt. for county role. Several unions report progress while nineteen unions have done nothing.
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North Warren
Garland
Russell
East Branch
North Clarendon
Warren
Pittsfield
White
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Corry, Pa
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RY D. Clark
Verback Block
N. Yates
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Warren Savings Bank
Sedeanna
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Uel T. Neill
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H. J. Muse
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Variety Hall
Riwssy
Shear
D. Shear
Traveler's Directory
Pennsylvania
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J.R. Wood
Gen’ Pas
Nature
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Youngstown Telegram
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J. A. Fellows
Exchange St
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Leffard
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Underwood's
Garfield
Junction
East Branch Wood's Mill McCalmont, Underwood’ Cornen
Ward Trains
Ridgway
Vaanergrift
Garneid
Apa
Dunham’s Mill
A. D. Wood
Tionesta Valley R. R. Co
Neco
Gilson
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Wu Tlovets
Donaldson Martin
Brookston
Oe Thompson
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Farnsworth
Tiona
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Hoffman Block
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Pitcher’s Castoria
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Royal Aking Powder Co
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Carters
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Pitcher’s Castorla
Y’s
Official Proceedings of Convention
L D. Wetmore
DANA
Total Remonstrance Fund
Peneioad
Mary P. Conarro
Fin. Sec’y
Adamson
J. N. Grandin
Constitutional Amendment County Committee
Warren Co
R. R. Brothers
Caboose
Myrata A. Coie
Ronney
Corydon
Cabooses
Mair
Y.M.C. A
Peole
East Warren Union
Loyal Legion
H. E. Taylor
Glade Run Union
the Voice
E. E. Jackson
Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union
East Branch Union
Water Lilly
R R
Educator
J. C. Nicol
Chandler's Valley Union
Thomas
Borchers
Messner
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