Warren Gazette local notes and notices update
Warren FRIDAY APRIL 2 items include fishing tackle ads, school term starts next Monday, residents moving goods east, government payroll numbers, borough council meeting, local travels, housing for sale, maple sugar coming in, religious sermons, housing for heat, undertaker notes, church services, railroad news, marriages, paralyzed residents, medical opinions on gas, Wilcox railroad plan, various court and crime items, local industry and insurance updates, and wildlife reports from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ki. Scott
Ed. Bell
Bell Bros
L. M.bower
Yankee Bush
Beech Street
Dinsmoor & Cable
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N.Y. &O.R BR
Warren
EB. Cowan
Third St
Arnold
Prospect St
J. W. Stearns
John Burton
Erie
Sricken
Amusements in Waren feature Janish and Standard Dramatic Co
Theatregoers in Waren are promised a brilliant evening with famed actress Janish performing Sardou's Princess Andrea. Critics praise her natural fidelity and delicate feeling. Following her, the Standard Dramatic Company opens a week of standard plays on April 5 with cheap 10 20 30 cent tickets. Wagner Reis guarantees top quality, and reviews from nearby towns are favorable. The opera house hosted a packed audience for A Marble Heart with standout performances by Gillette Horning Chester and Campbell. Mozart concert at Library Hall drew a full house. soloists praised and Prof. Lohse led an excellent orchestra with fine selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Janish
Sardous
Princess Andrea
Montreal Gazette
Madame Janish
Jinish
Standard Dramatic Company
Wagner & Reis
Pit
Standard Company
Mr. Hornung
Raphael Ducanlet
Miss Gillette
Mlle
Ity
Prof
Lohse
Library Funds Drive For Warren Public Library 1886
In Warren Pennsylvania on April 1 1886 discussions over funding the public library led the board of control to form a fundraising committee. A large group of ladies and gentlemen were appointed to organize an entertainment to replenish the treasury and meet again March 24 to set plans. The committee later added members and elected officers including Jon. C. W Stone as president and George N. Parmlee as treasurer with Mary O Kern as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Public Library
Library Board of Control
Treasury
C. W. Stone
S. T. Neill
H. B. Brown
Arline Arnett
Mary O'Hern
Board of Control
Jon. C. W Stone
H. E. Brown
Mary O'Klern
Bissdosi Ei. Smith
George N. Parmlee
Messrs
A. D. Wood
J.P. Jefferson
L. R. Freeman
Fla. Lang
Library carnival planned for April in hall
Worthy and Rev Dr A W Ryan announce a library carnival to be held in Library Hall on April 29 and 30 with department chairs elected for Shakespeare Longfellow Dickens Moore Hornet Beecher Stowe Japanese and stage booth advertising and refreshment committees. Many varied features will be presented each evening and details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Noyes
J. P. Jefferson
Booth
Geo. P. Orr
M. Waters
Mary O'Hers
Sec’y
Cash Not Principle Sparked Controversy Over Warren Ledger
A Warren letter-writer denounces The Mirror for billing the Afroor as cash only, accusing the paper of lacking moral principle and promoting socialism. The critique questions the community’s reaction to funding a daily paper with no stated motive beyond money, labeling the stance an insult to religious and civic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eor
Warren Ledger
Draz
Warren
A Successful Flying Machine Promises New Travel
French engineers unveil an aerial machine reaching thirteen miles an hour and returning to its start against wind. They predict higher speeds with more testing, suggesting flying machines could eventually replace balloons and even rival rail travel. Meanwhile a Kansas to New Orleans railroad project worth 12 million dollars is proposed, showing optimism for progress beyond early aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kansas
New Orleans
North End
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Sunrise and dawn love in Fanny Irvine verse
A poem by Fanny Irvine describes sunrise as a bright god of day wooing a maiden with gray mist and rosy dawn light. The scene shifts through day into evening as Thetis and the sea glow, with morning, noon, and night imagery framing love's cycles. The text appears alongside an advertisement for Boots and Shoes in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Irvine
Morn
Dressmaking Establishment Opens in Third Street
Miss Louise Miller opens a dressmaking shop at 11 Third Street upstairs inviting old friends and new customers. She guarantees pleasing style and prices. Warren April 2, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Miller
Third Street
Lourss Minter
Warren
Youngsville School Exhibition Promises Something Unusual
In Youngsville scholars from the academic department plan a notable exhibition next Monday evening. Local notes mention Tede Singleton of Irvington buying Robinson’s barber shop. J C Colt departs for Kansas next week while Charlie Stuart, recently in Oil City, is in town. The Library question nears resolution as McDonald advances progress toward 50 subscribers at 200 each. The Pennsylvania Gas Company has dispersed funds locally and a World correspondent encountered a non fatal incident on Tuesday. U. U. Laver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ralph
North East
Egmunds
Philadelphia Times
Titusville
Warren
J. M. Carner
Warra
Rip van Winkle
Rip
Wm. M. Taylor
Petrolia
W. A. Ball
Emory Cook
Virginia
O. A. Allen
CO. W. Cowan
Plum Township
Venango County
Eva Hover
Youngsville
Warren County
Susquehanna County
Jessup
Gen. Jackson
North Carol
South Carolina
Waxham
South Carola
T. W. McNett
McNett
Deerick
Pittsburgh
Wilcox Railroad Company
Philadelphia and
Hiie
Wilcox
NE County
Gunning Well
Tede Singleton
Irvington
Robinson
T. Charlie Stuart
Oil City
J. C. Colt
Kansas
George Brace
McDonald
Pennsylvania Gas Company
U. U. Laver
Bell Brothers' Mammoth Dry Goods to Open Soon
C E B Bell and their syndicate buyer are purchasing their Sprog stock in the eastern market. Warren area customers are assured of a premier assortment of Dry Goods Silks and related items from Bell Brothers, famed as Western Pennsylvania’s liveliest dry goods firm. Their syndicate handles about $900000 in goods and buys cheaply with no price competition. Carpets advertised last week sold quickly and prices will remain the same next week as the Grand Opening approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Wakter
J. E. Berkstres
Dan Carroll
Dan
Burgess Merck
Utter
W. W. Abbott
Mark Antony
Antony
C. EB. Bell
Bell Bros
Warren
Bell Brothers
Mammoth
The Ursa Mayor Dress Named for Bold City Fashion
The Ursa Mayor becomes the new name for the most fashionable full dress worn by ladies. Ursa Mayor translates to Great Bare, signaling a bold, stylish choice in apparel.
Platt Barlow Welden Hankin and Weaver Bowen Marriages
In Busti New York on March 24 1886 Joseph Platt of Pittsfield Warren County Pennsylvania and Mary Barlow of Busti union. In Busti New York March 30 1886 George W Welden and Clara Hankin both of Pittsfield Warren County Pa married by Rev H M Burns. In Busti New York March 31 1886 Forest Weaver and Hattie E Bowen both of Youngsville Warren County Pa married by Rev H M Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ae Platt—Barlow
Busti
N.Y
M. Burns
Joseph Platt
Pittsfield
Warren Co
Mary Barlow
Busti, Chant. Co
Farm for Sale Near Warren with Orchard and Buildings
A 64 acre farm near Warren Pa offers about half improved land, a good house and barn, around 60 bearing apple trees, a good spring, plus two horses two cows and farm tools. Sold cheap by John B Russell Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John B. Russell
For Sale A Bay Horse Team With Harness and Wagon
For sale a fine eight year old bay horse team sound and well matched weighing about 1350 pounds each with wagon harness sleds. Enquire Percy Williams North Claindon Pa or H M Gott Kane Pa. bargain sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Williams
North Clacindon
H. M. Gott
Kane
Trains and schedules for Buffalo Pittsburg routes
Early 1900s timetable notes Eastern Time operations between Buffalo and Pittsburg. Trains depart Pittsburg at 90 minutes to Buffalo and 8:45 PM returning, with Pullman sleeping cars on the solid train. Tickets and baggage routed to principal points. timetable available from company agents GEO S Gatchell and J A Hellows. various origin towns listed with arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Tidionte
OL City
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Pullman
GEO. S
Gatchell
Gan
T. J. A. Hellows
Lefford
Kington
Ievineton
Tionesti
Tinker Agr
Ren
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Isné
H. Fox
Russell
Con. H. P. Kinnear
Prohibition Club
Good Templars’ Hall
Baptist Church
McKain’s
McKain
T Store
Lewis L. Davidson
Renfrew
Butle
County
Juis Rice
Garfield
J. Rice
Glade
L. M Boyer
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
J. Berkstresser
Shffield
Starp
Squire Wright
Charles Struder
Alsace
Windsor Castle
Tesile
Scandinavian Church
P. Linstrom
Chandler’s Valley
Sheffield
Spring Creek
Orient Bow'ls
Fair Thetis
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Buffalo Etn
Pid Elphia Railroad
PEM. Ally
P.M. Rh
Parker
Anklin
City
Ally
P.W P.M Ar
Oleopolis
Filo
Eagle Rock
President
Tionesta
Hickor Bad
Trunkey v
Tidioute
Thompson
Trvineton i
Kinzta
P.M
Bradford Ar
Kinzua
Corydon
Onoville
Wolf Run
Uaker
Vandalia
Éllegiuny
Ui Olean
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