Warren area news notes and local progress
City and vicinity items feature water works progress, telephone counts, and forthcoming church dedication. Reports of fires near Warren, a canal of hydrants aiding suppression, and local business expansions at Keystone Clothing, Shear Brothers, and Bell Brothers. Also notes on alumni officers, drownings, mill activity, and river rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shear Brothers
Bell Brothers
Salamanca Union
T. Bach
Eugene Brownell
Durham& Co
Howe Township
Forest County
Tionesta Creek
E. D. Brownell
Russellsburg
Warren High School
J. M. Thoburn
Warren Union School
Chestnut Street
Broadway
Warren
Jas. Clark
Messrs. B. Nesmith
AL. Tertzel
B. Nesmith
Clark
Grindlay Brothers
Things We Cannot See In May Compositions
A teacher prompts students to write on unseen topics on a sunny May day. Tim, a red haired boy, describes invisible things, a town building under construction, monkeys and bands on a rooftop, a riverbank scene, a jail raft, and social ills. The piece ends with hopes of growing up avoiding drink and sewer water smells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie H
Katie C
Jimmy C
Little Tim
Henry Huey
Warren
Olean
Hickory Street
Baby Elephant Purchase Sparks Insurance Bid
Barnum jubilant over acquiring a baby elephant, offers 52000 for a 52 week life insurance. He questions the value of Penna and Manalin, praised as protective medicines. Brooklyn Bridge opened publicly with czar coronation pomp. Germantown confronts race tensions as a colored teacher is sought to replace a white instructor to restore peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Brooklyn Bridge
Czar
Russia
Germantown
Haines Street
Silk Sale Continues May 28 29 At D M Grass & Bro
Important to the ladies the great special Silk Sale extends next Monday and Tuesday May 28 and 29 to give all an opportunity to secure these bargains. Gouyernor Parrison vetoes the bill to establish a more certain process for hotels boarding houses and restaurants to collect debts by attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Chautauqua
New York
Cherry Grove
Perrick
Warren High School
Will Slessner
Josephine Smith
Berta L. Thomas
A. D. Stebbens
Sherman, Chautauqua Co
Sherman -Wells
D. M. Grass & Bro
Gouyernor Parrison
Herifa
Court of Common Pleas
Waren
Warren
Warren County
Pennsylvania
William King
Toc Lindberg
A. J. Lindberg
Fred Anderson
BA. Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union City
Jamestown
Bradford
Salamanca
D. M. Baumgardner
Dempseytown
Walter Smith
H. A. Jamieson
Erie Co
Keystone Clothing Company
Sol. Cohn & Co
Oil Exchange
Mitchell
Utter
Titusville
Eric
Governor Stone
Ife
Struthers, Wells & Co's
Hose
Watsons
Niagara Boys
Messner & Kopf
Beechex & Copeland
Mrs. J. Zern
Texas
Levi Walton
Columbus
Ryan
Howell
Michigan
Trinity Memorial Church
Glade Iinn
Allegheny River
Laurett Michalson
Michalson
Glale Ran
Cable
Pine Grove
Thomas
Art Thomas
Sally A. Cable
Christ
Loucks
Farmington
Betsey
Tomkins Loucks
Jamestown Papers
Auditors’ Statement
Watson Township
W.J. Slater
Nora James Russell
H. G. Baxter
Henry Baxter
Jacob Conarro
Jenry Baxter
WJ. Slater
Trentry Baxter
Robert Shuter
Breas
Thenay Baxter
Jacob Conarno
W. J. StatTex
Baxter
Tirvan
W. J. Slater
Messner & McKain
Wm. Messner
J. A. Mckain
A.B. Mckain
A. &. Mechain & Son
DY Messner & MccKain
WH. Messner
J.a. McKain
Warren, Pa
Conenango Township
Jackson Run
Cameron Farm
North Warren
Jewell
Fred. Jewel
Hiw
Common Preas
Pennsylvanie
Congregational Church Society
Spring Creek Station
Warren Cnamy
P.M Gancelon
Tom Donaldson
Ss Inmons
Baby Elepha
KR. Gilson
Than Atany House
H Hunter & Son
Boot and Shoe Store
Watson & Davis’ Block
Burt & Mears
A. BE
NetMeton
Harron & Sons
P. Northrop, Proprietor
Astt
MRS
Frathers
Children’s School
A. P. Gillmore
Gibbs & Sterrett Mf. Co
First National Bank of
T. Arters
J. A. Weiblm
Pro'ty
Sheffield
Shefield
Gould
Inavire
D. F. Anderson
Allen Block
Torpedo
Singer
Jacob Keller
Verrern
Wetmore Station
Keelok
OUR
WIEN
Pioneer
It. W. Nevin & CO
Pittsburgh, Pa
L. G. Noyes
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