Warren notes mark season as oil and gas grow
In Warren and surrounding towns of the city area reports on land and industry, housing, and public notices abound. The oil market dips, a large road team sells for 400 dollars, and a spire accident in Corry highlights local danger. Local clubs discuss fire company matches, and Warren Baseball makes road trips while new building continues. The Baptist ladies plan an oyster supper October 9 to aid Home Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Archibald
Warren
Fredonia Censor
New Castle Democrat
Denserat
Jamestown
Hose No
Olean
Niagara
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
113Th Regiment
Erie
Alexander
Register and Recorder
Kinnear
Fred Baltzinger
The
Courier- Journal
McKabe
Corry
M. Stear & Brother
Glade
Clarendon
Oil City
Franklin
Oil
Herife
Court of Gammon Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Cherry Grove Township
Wiarren County
Anak
Suision
Gace
Spruter
HC Cleveland
Hc& Winger
Ti Ultsinger
EK Cleveland
J. Davis
Personal Mentions Highlight Warren Area Residents
Local notices list Mrs. H A Jamieson leaving for New York and attorney J D Hancock in court. Guests Joseph Sill and wife of Kalamazoo visit Mrs John Sill. various townspeople travel, study, or attend events. Notables include Col James Blakely’s death and G W Pettit’s family visit, with multiple moves, trips to Philadelphia and Meadvill e detailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Jamieson
New York
J. D. Hancock
Franklin
Jos. Sill
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Sill
A. Richardson
Pittsburg
Alice Wells
Erie
Archie S. Scofield
James Blakely
International Bank
D. McMahon
Elk Township
LepGer
Edward D. Wetmore
Columbia Law School
New York City
Shortt
Harrisburg
B. Nesmith
Fifth St
J. ©. Morrow
Warren
Parker
L. D. Wetmore
B. F. Morris
W. F. Biggins
Youngsville
York
Meadville
Court dispositions list in Brown county session
Judge W D Brown presided with assistants Bates and Brown. By Thursday noon the following cases were disposed: G L Friday vs Executors of Orvis Hall, judgment for plaintiff for 563.00. Conrad Weigel vs Jas and Mary Brown, verdict for defendants. N G Hoyt vs Kinzua R R Co, verdict for plaintiff for 850.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brown
Bates
Brown
G. L. Friday
Orvis Hall
Conrad Weigel
Jas
Mary Brown
N. G. Hoyt
Kinzua R. R. Co. Verbet
Mare race at Warren county fair causes dispute
A mare named Mary T and plow horse Black Dick raced at Warren County Fair. Mary T won heats until Black Dick allegedly collided in darkness, breaking sulky spokes and causing a ditch spill. Disputed finish leaves winnings unpaid as parties argue based on nose ahead or collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Towel
Painesville
Warren
Charlie Northrop
McRabe
Mr. Towel
Ohio
Hoadley
Leogzn
Mary T
Black Dick
Pittsburg
Tower Party
Fraudulent Newspapers and Electrotype Plague
A cluster of state papers show widespread use of second hand electrotype plates, lowering reading quality and defrauding subscribers and printers. Report notes editors aiming for cheap large sheets, with battered plates filling half the space. From Kinzua and McKean County items: Warren drilling an oil well on the Hoffman lot near Dew Drop and Ward wells. school opens October 8 under Clayton Firth with Miss Lizzie Jackson and Miss Dora Aten assisting. a dental remedy ad for Shedd's Little Mandrake Pills sells forty pills per bottle via Johnson & Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lock Slaven Republican
Mej
McKean County Democrat
Kinzua
Warren
Hoffman
Ward
Weil
Clayton Firth
Farmington
Lizzie Jackson
Betting mania prompts moral call in local editorials
Last Friday in Titusville and Warren a running race between Tim Haggerty of Warren and All Love of Titusville drew crowds and bets of about $100 a side plus gate money. The Leport urges restraint on widespread gambling, urging responsible action by fathers, teachers, and the press to curb betting in sports and earnestly defend honest work over luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Warren
Tim Haggerty
Haggerty
Leport
Publc
Warres Council Proceedings Oct 1 1883
Regular meeting notes payment disputes with Glade road commissioners over abutment costs. Glade to pay 2000 for their share. Gas and water contracts approved for street lighting, hydrant testing, and a public drinking fountain study. Numerous bills approved. bridge girders gas main agreement with Warren Light & Heat Co. $100 annual gas supply. Oil leases advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade
Independent Hose Co
Philip Begler
Warren Water Co
James Brown
G. Lipman
D. Masce
A. C. Lacey
G. H. Leonhart
Robt. Parrott
N. Wendelboe
G. W. Reese
Walker Bros
A. Carroll
H. Cogswell
Bartsch & Gruber
John Keller
P. Begler
Fifth
Laurel
Warren Light & Heat Co
The Three Cent Stamp Poem Adieu Verse of a Dear Stamp
A nostalgic poem bids farewell to the three cent stamp, recalling its long service through mail and memory. The speaker reflects on the stamp's role in family moments and everyday life, ending with a tribute to its usefulness and a goodbye.
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Episcopal Church
D. M. Gross & Bro
Eagle Hose Company
Warren Fire Companies
Watson
Watsons
Eagles
Warren Fire Department
G. W. Pettit
W. W. Wilbur, Esq
L. Mott
R. Gilson
F. M. Knapp
Bell Henry
Bonney and Dilly School For
Mars
J. P. Jefferson
Burgens
Defiance
Iowa
Giles E. Sill
California
Woodland
Sacramento
COURT
Ono
Shedd
Johnson & Siegfried
Council Proceedings
Edger
Allen
Arnold
A. Hertzel
Water Street
Pittsburgh
Apletitt
F. A. Lehman
Washington, D.C
B.F. Brain CE
W. A. Han & Go
Deater In
Third Street
Lark
Suspension Bridge
Stephen BR
Meylison
Gorydon
Surren
Uog
Morreson
P.O, Warren Co
Dudy
Merchant Pailoreng
Ilbon
Werres
Ogt
DRS. IN
Robursack
Pergon
Fis Actives
G. LL
Frease
Fawase, M. D
New Buighton
T! Warren Ledger
M. Shear & Brother
Essors
Parmies
Henry
Conseq
M.shear & Bro
Warren, Pa
Parmlee & Henry
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