Public Debt Statement and Senate Confirmations Highlight Oct.
The report shows September 30 debt totals with cash in Treasury and net decreases. Senate confirms ministers, consuls, and postmaster officials, plus a roll-call heavy Congress session and a presidential commission to visit Puyallup Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasnixcron
United States
Washington
George S. Batcheller
New York
Portugal
Sempronius H. Boyd
Missouri
Siam
Charles H. Shephard
Massachusetts
Gothenburg
Joseph Black
Ohio
Buda Pesth
Oscar Malmros
Minnesota
Denia
Smith A. Wilson
James Lowrie Bell
Pennsylvania
Congress
Messrs
Will Cumback
Indiana
George P. Kinkead
Kentucky
Charles D. Drake
District of Columbia
Puyallup
Literary Notes On Authors And Their Curious Quirks
A miscellany of literary anecdotes notes Torster’s nine children and Mrs De Marrro as a Literary Ladies’ Dimex Club contributor, mentions Kioyte Bakin’s 106-volume novel after thirty-eight years, and describes Oliver Wendell Holmes’s desk as a prosaic roll top. It also recalls Mother Goose as a real person, and cites critics pondering the economic lure of a cheap type reading machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torster
de Marrro
Robert Louis Stevenson
London
Dimex Club
Kioyte Bakin
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mother Goose
Boston
Isaac Goose
Ge Peas
T. Fleet
Rinter
Pudding Lane
Bell Telephone Co
Atlantic
Payn
William Black
Train strike claims Morris Murphy and wife near Mount Wasuinearon
In Mount Wasuinearon Maryland on September 30 Morris Murphy and his wife were killed when their vehicle was struck by an express train at a railroad crossing. The tragedy occurred as they drove across the tracks during daylight traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Wasuinearon
Morris Murphy
Ww C T U Annual Meeting At Sugar Grove
The article lists officers and department superintendents for the county and various local unions of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. It records names for presidency, secretaries, treasurer roles, and department heads across communities such as Warren, North Warren, Sheffield, Columbus, Corydon, Chandler's Valley, East Branch, East Warren, Garland, Glade Run, Pine Valley, Winua, Lotsville, North Warren, North Clarendon, and Conewango with notes on railroad temperance work, financials, and outreach. significant details include the 1890 financial secretary report and reports on literature distribution and railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Secretary
Treasury
Warren
West End
Union
Sheffield Union
Sheffield
Sceeceees
Eenorxes
North Warren Union
Devecate
Columbus Union
Diteaiay
Tidioute Union
Cerecerereeees
Warren Union
Drerocnapunovenian
Good Templars
Royal Templars
Andrew Hertzel
Warren County
Warren Co
W. C. T. Union
Loyal Legion Societies
Y. M
West Warren
W.C.T. U
East Branch Union
Mair
Warren Co. W. C. T. U
Myrrtte A. Coux
Club Officials Named For Clarendon and Corydon Groups
Corydon Y M C A lists Corydon officers Corydon Y activities include flower and music leads with Mae Williams treasurer Dora Akers and Nora Morrison in literature and Minnie Williams juvenile. Clarendon Y groups name President Mrs A M Story secretary Carrie Armstrong treasurer Ila Drain with Annie Monroe as chorister and Olive Savage as flower.
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Sugar Ghovey
Minnie Tobias
Mary Miller
Treas
Minnie Arnold
Flower
Sarah Wickwire
Mrs. Miller
Myrna Lord
Amy Shortt
Lucy Martin
Russell Y
Jennie Johnson
Pk Holman
Miss Cornarsh
Marietta Secor
Eugenie Cole
Rose Hadden
Carrie Kraer
Tidicute
Mattie van Rensalaer
Ellen Clark
May Kemble
Warren Y
Gertie Dalrymple
Lizzie Orr
May Ball
Snots
Emma _ Anderson
EK. E. Allen
F. L. Darling
Mary Blakesly
Hattie Spencer
Myrtie Lindquist
I. L. Darling
Alice Jones
Corydon Y
Neva Leggert
Cor
Sec
Mae Williams
Belle Dalrymple
Lupts— Flower
Dora Akers
Nora Morrison
Minnie Williams
Adds Case
A. M. Story
Carrie Armstrong
Ila Drain
Ee Annie Monroe
H. B. Russell
Olive Savage
Social purity work in county unions faces apathy and delays
An annual report laments limited progress in Social Purity work due to union resistance to appointing supervisors. It notes literature distribution, the Silver Cross Circle in Warren, calls for Hygiene and Heredity focus, and urges mothers meetings, education on heredity and narcotics, and stronger evangelistic effort to combat drunkenness and tobacco use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Beach
Cor. Sec’y
A. B. Miller
Treas
A. J. Hazeltine
J. Harrison
A. M. Horton
O. B. Watson
Geo. O. Cornelius
R. R
Levi Smith
A. Conarro
L. C. Blakesley
Jehovah
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Warren
Holmes
Samantha Allen
Thomas Jefferson
Talmage
God
The Prophetess of Prohibition and the W C T U Faith
An excerpt extols the Woman's Christian Temperance Union as a prophetic modern force. It portrays the union as the nineteenth century prophetess interpreting signs and declaring divine law, supported by the white rib bon army and the nation s daughters wives and mothers as allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T. U
Christian Temperance Union
Union Signal Battle Record From W C T U Message
Mrs A M Horron Supt writes that past year’s press focused on reports and ads. She urges readers to favor the Union Signal as the battle record with no false notes and a clarion cry for progress. She notes sending 24 dollars for last year’s National Convention delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Warren Union
A. M. Horron
Y Work Expands Unions In County In 1891 Report
Mary Miter states that three new unions formed and two reorganized, with one disbanded as members moved away. State organizer Miss Schoch aided three unions and set up three more. Reorganizers included Mrs Lott, Mrs Berry, and Miss Varnum. Despite incomplete reports, emphasis on temperance education, flower mission work, and member promptness guides plans to double unions by convention of 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Schoch
Y’s
Mary Miter
Mail Office Promises Quality Job Printing and Easy Letters
The Mail offers first class printing of all kinds with promptness neatness and low prices. Legal blanks are available or printed to order. The Mail is entered as second class mail matter in Warren. Letters from county and country are welcomed if brief and properly signed. anonymous pieces will not be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Warren
Siegfried & Co
Liberty
IL OF
Pice
Warren P. 0
Tur Marn
Domestic Tips From Old Home Stead and Household Monthly
Practical culinary and cleaning notes sourced from 19th century periodicals. Recipes include a peach cream method with cream and ripe peaches, a tomato breakfast dish with eggs and tomatoes, delicate biscuits, a grid of pies with molasses and cinnamon, and pressed chicken preservation. Also includes cleaning and polishing methods for Britannia ware and German wood polish with detailed ingredient lists and preparation steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ladies Home Journal
Demorest’s
Boston
Britannia
Farmer Says GOP Stands On Taxation, Key Issue
Victor E. Prouvet backs the Republican party in the current campaign, arguing taxation is a crucial issue for farmers facing the tax burden. He asserts the party’s stance aligns with farmers’ needs on taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Victor E. Prouvet
Colby Piano Factory Tour Offer by W L Darina
W L Darina offers a bonafide piano purchase deal. He will pay travel expenses to Erie for buyers to tour the factory and inspect Colby pianos in process. He will meet buyers in Warren weekly and respond to letters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Warren
W. L. Darina
Prescriptions at Geo 8 Davis Drug Store
Prescriptions carefully compounded and fresh drugs of all descriptions at Geo 8. Davis' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Drug Store
Plains Hunters Survive Blizzard and Bear Encounter Tale
Henry Inman recalls two near disasters from old plains days. A Kansas party in Paradise Valley faced a deadly blizzard with one hunter freezing inside a killed buffalo carcass until rescued by friends. Another hunter, alone while skinning a cow, avoided a hungry grizzly by scrambling to a pine, while his partner killed the bear later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Great Bend
Kansas
Paradise Valley
Platte
Henry Inman
Harper’s Weekly
Lottery Luck Turns to Laughs in Newspaper Bit
Billy Golucky recalls buying four dollar tickets with no wins, then writing a sarcastic humorous piece ridiculing the lottery. He earned five dollars for the article, used the odd dollar to buy another ticket, and found the sting of chance muted by a comic ending in Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Happy
Billy
Billy Golucky
Golucky
Puck
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Che Warren Mail
Cowan & Coo
E. Cowan
W.cowan
D. Cowan
D* J. A. Partridge
Market Street
Waters’ Block
Rown Stone & Rice
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
R. Brown
D. W. Stone
W. E. Rice
Illiam H. Allen
Allen Block
Corner Second and
R. John Hepburn
Liberty St
Ilbur & Schnur
Secon Hinzeltine
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Insmoor
Cable & Peterson
Attorneys AT Law
Water Street
Scofield
C. Dinsmoor
Jas
Cable
C. A. Peterson
Arren
Thos. W. Arird
Water and
Liberty Streets
J. Walkerman
Qneida Market
Liberty Street
Adlow
L. Agnew
Market and
Second Sts
J. A. Love
Schaeffer Block
Warren, Penna
Third Street
East
Water Streets
A. McAlpine, E
Third St
MEB
W. Dunkle
Postoffice
W G. Trunkey
Attorney AT Law
W. W. Freeman
Hazeltixe
A. F. Bole
Wright Block
Centre Street
Corry, Pa
Bowman & Bole
F. McPherson
Hickory Sts
P. Berry
D. Clark
Verback Block
W V. N. Yates
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Warren Savings Bank
W. A. Greaves
Clauss
Amuel T. Neill
Exchange Block
Crawfors,_ Forest
Venango
H. J. Mose
Johnson’s Exchange
Second Hoor
Areens
Noyes & Hinckley
Second Street
Hinckley
KL. D. Wetmore
D. H. Noyes
W.D. Minck Ley
Ne & Thompson
Beaty Block
Dol. I. Ball
Notary Public
Johnson, Lindsey & Parmlee
Johnson
W. M. Tindsey
Parmlee
Decker Brothers
J. &C. Fischer
Estey, Burdett, Story and Clark Organs
American Express
Carver House
J. B. Cable
J.K. Ronne
Hickory Street
Gray
Pitcher’s Castoria
David Shear
the Cloak Department
Brussels
Cp. Shear
Austen J. Braddock
Rockville
Henry J. Alton
Hiawatha
Kan
Johns. Mahugh
Elko
Nev
Helen P. Clark
Montana
Washineton
Wanamaker
England
Peoria
Ill
The
Fair Association
Charles William Quantrell
Bremincham
Ala
T. J. Henderson
Pannell
Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Spain
Mapnio
Pegasus
Ringin
Old Jim Potts
Jim
Indianapolis Journal
Darling
Detroit Frea
Jack
Charles
Euchre
Lena Gilbert Ford
Bee
P-Market
Prescott Spofford
Harper's Bazar
Lere
G. P. Taggart
Beld
Frank B. Welch
West Shore
Humble Service
George B. GriMth
Goodrich & Fehlman’s
Acme Oil
Castoria
Wilson
East Water Street
F. A. Cogswell
Jacobs
Gures
Alia
Iso Gils
Qhamles & Vogeler CO
Gaktinors
A Phila
ROYAL
Royal Aking Powder Co
Wall St
Sugar Grove
T. U. Directory
O. M. Lott
North Warren
Jane Orr
8. I. Neill
Ren
Belle M. Hazeltine
J. M. Davies
Dr. Bouton
Davies
Smith
M. ©. Reeser
Tidioute
Scientific
J. H. Jackson
Youngsville
8. P. Berry
Chandler’s Val
Bear Lake
Frances James
Eliza Davenny
Maria Chadwick
Jennie Lopus
Ida Mills
Etta Maxwell
Adeline Gates
Columbus
Viola D. Fry
J. F. Stocker
H. L. Spencer
Ellen Gordon
Jennie Trantum
Corydon
J. M. Turney
A. Flatt
E. E. Tome
S. 8
Emma Day
Sci. Temp. Ins
B. Morrison
M. A. Stryker
E. BE. Tome
Belle Doughty
O. McCollister
Alice Jaquay
Conewango
A. Babcock
East Branch
John Brightman
C. H. Reno
J. C. Teardale
W. Teardale
A. B. Smith
N. Wood
Julia Immicke
East Warren
E. Taylor
Mina Cook
S. H. Briggs
Supts
P. J. Trushell
Sarah Gross
Sci. Temp
H. Briggs
Garland
H. T. Linendell
Cor. See’y
C. A. Rosen
Lena Tibball
8. Campbell
O. D. Horn
J. Backus
Glade Run
A. E. McWilliams
Lillie Means
Rose Long
Lupts
Emma Jackson
Park
Legal
Ann Bilton
Charity
Nelson
Wim. Rollins
E .B
Winzua
J. J. Knapp
Cor. Sec
D. R. Johnson
Housler
Lupis
Wm. Mason
W. B. Renwick
William Mason
J. H. King
Alice Blanchard
Evangelistic
Mercy
Lotsville
Orson Cowles
W. B. Trusier
George Murray
H. Evans
M. Carr
H. Smith
A. Pelter
J. Carr
Home
C. Pierce
S. P. Berry
North Clarendon
C. W. Thompson
Emma Monroe
Mary Mereill
C. Thompson
Phebe Scott
Alice Scott
G. Miles
M. A. Morrison
Anna Jeffrey
F. Campbell
Grand Valley
Ann H. Allen
Grace Peck
E. Meley
Nina Blood
Sarah Thompson
Ira Blood
RK. R
Hattie Barton
Jennie Whaley
S. Thompson
Russell
A. E. Johnson
W. R. Johnson
C. Randall
sSupts
John Moll
Sabbath
Legislative
E. Carr
E. J. Bouton
W. O. Skelton
M. M. Seybold
K. Secor
P. A. Badger
Spring Creek
A. &. Jackson
Cor. Secor
H. J. Mallory
H. A. Eldred
J. Hill
Ada T. McColin
W. M. Haggerty
Allen
Co. F. Temple
EK. Rexford
W. A. Cobb
A. H. Ewald
Bec'y
N. P. Wheeler
Chas. Kemble
E. B. Grandin
C. M. Reeser
T. F. Marks
Taggart
Atkins
Press
Reeser
J. Brady
Socia Purity
W. W. Hague
Mary P. ConaRpo
TIONA
J. E. Platt
F. A. Morris
Trea
Anna Breckenridge
C. B. Fairchild
Emma L. Smith
Lulu Cady
Arilda Cole
Oes
Clara Cole
Myrta Cole
West Spring Creek
C. Stanly
A. D. Manly
M. A. Myers
C. M. Tucker
Wm. Mc Lay
Olmstead
H. M. Rounds
M. L. Hays
J. Bell
A. D. Mantlev
Mary E. Douglass
L. C. Marsh
Frank Smith
Lupts—Evangelistic
Sheffield Y
Chandler's Valley Y
Niagara
Niagara Falls
W.c. T
Clarendon Y
New Jerusalem
Evcen H., Lacy
Colby
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