Vendors of Merchandise in Warren County Pennsylvania
List of wholesale and retail vendors across Warren County and surrounding townships including Bear Lake North Clarendon Grand Valley Sugar Grove Tidioute Warren Youngsville and more. Includes groceries hardware drugs cigars dresses and various goods with many named firms and individuals. An appeal notice from mercantile appraiser H A Puellhart dated 1903.
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Warren County
State of
Pennsylvania
General Merchandise
Bear Ake
Evans & Church
Bear Lake
Hawkins
K. G
Johnson
Burch, Bt
Columbus
BORO
Schelton
Frank
Hardware
Cady
I. A
Barnes, E. C
Putnam
KE. M
Simpson
Chas
James
Cigars
Aes Bros
Columus
Smith, Allen
Wool
Brower
A. B
Clarendon
Olson
D. C
North Clare
J. H
North Clarendon
Castile & Kelly
Saxton, J. L. & Co
Stanford Bros
Johnson, C. J. & Co
North Clarenon
Reeves, Thos
Edmonson, Kk. H
Larson
John
Chambers
Agnes L
Simpson Bros
Hill, G. M
Groceries
Campbell, C. C
Clarendon Hardware Co
Jarecki Manufacturing Co
Malone
Grand Valley
J. O
Thomas
E. I
Thompson
A. R
Sugar Grove
Paddock
Mickelson
Mrs. J
Abbott
Earl T
Abbott Bros
Electric Milling Co
Lomis
Hall
F. A
Harness
Lucy B
Mix
W. I
Wheelock
Grove
Davis
Younie
Ellis
Freemont
Harrington, L.P
McDonald Bros
R. & Son
Tidioute Boro
Fuellhart
Henry & Son
Tidioute
Ryan
M. J
Kemble
C. & Son
Burgess
Mrs. O
Forest Gas Co
Aller
Chas. C
Anderson & Gibb
Ewald
Henry
Bucklin
Lord A
Variety
Culver
E. A
Siddons
Citizens Gas Co
Coltman
Mrs. E
Springer, Chas
Tiioute
Caldin
J. W
Anderson
Lindquist
C. C
Dunn
Allen & Son
Hull
Thompson, D. S
Huber
C. B
Graner
Jos
Mrs. L
McCarry
Gibb
Jennings
KF. R
Cohell
Kk. W. & Son
Wager
Warren
Kirberger F. L. Cigars
Frantz & Gregory
Warren, Gage, Perry
Mott Phillips Hardware Co
Hatton
Hawks & Armstrong
Roceries
Dixon, F. H
Warren, Smith
Warren, Lesser & Arnold
Lewis
R. H
D. L
Trusler
A. F
Kelg
E. G
Bistrup
Peter
Strickland
Warren Phillips Drug Co
Schuler
R. I
Mead, M
Offerle
Chas. G
Greenland
B. F
Moll
Flacke
Mrs. H
Stricker
Jacob
Horton
Paul
N. & Son
Wills
McCarthy
C. J
Siegfried
J. M
Hertzel & Saner
Mullen
J. B
Madden
J. E
Schmutz
Guiffre & Co
Lunn
Baldensperger
Ohn
Eagan
Gleason
M. K
Berger
Humphre & Nemeyer
Jenn
Schwing
C. F
Fehlman
P. E
Everhart & Miller
Slater, T. O. & Co
Greek American Confectionery Co
Keller's
S. Sons
Shear
Smiley & Bettis
Davis Drug Co., Ltd
Jarvis & Baker
Kopf & Henry
Morck & Kirberger
Davis, A. A. & Co
Smith, C
Homer, W
Masterson, M. K
Kieff, M. G
Groceres
Dunham
T. N
Zeller
Mrs. C
Perks Bros
Ward, R. & Co
Peel
M. P
Warren Mills Co
Gotto
Printz
A. A
Grindley & Fehlman
Erickson
Alex
Bayer
J. S
Richardson
W. S
Hne
Irvine
Miss M
Ditzenberger
Geo
Pickett Hardware Co
Woodard & Co
Barnhart
Metzgar & Hogan
Lott
F. R
Beshlin, M
Ball, Geo
Clo. Co
Sidwards
Titus Supply Co
Youngsville Boro
Youngsville
Swanson Bros
Baldwin
Fred L
Phillips
W. B
Mead
W. J
Megahey
Arthur
Lap 3 Co. S
Hazard
C. A
Coleman
Alden E
Wright & Shaw
Webb
A. M
Ae & Andrews Co., Ltd
General Merchantse
Brokenstraw
Jackson
W. N
Kelly
Mrs A
Christie
Jas
Metzgar
W. H
Cooney
E. W
Swanson
P. D
Goss
Ed. S
Somers
G. H
Joanson, Co. C
Matthewson
B. C
Matthews Run
Conewango Township
Buck, J. A
North Warren
Ones
A. W
Clark & Nollinger
McCartney
Blandin
Jones
W. G
Horn
Carl
Starbrick
Cherry Grove
Pochey
Cherryrove
Sutton
Grant
McMichael
Corydon Township
Everts
E. D
Corydon
Strykes
L. A
Canfield
Mrs
P. B
Griffin
J. A
Tome
O. J
Turney
Deerfield
Parthenia
Eldred
Deamer
F. S
Sanford
Deland
D. D
Elk Township
Jamieson
H. A
Chinburg
Scandia
Kranking
Farmington Township
the Lander Milling Co
Lander
Hodges
E. M
Laner
Cross
Snape & Nelson
Cowles
H. H
Sparks, T. W
Putnamville
Freehold Township
Doty
Spring Creek
Kemp, N
Lottsville
Morris, G. D
Eastman
F. E
Lee Thos
Fryee- Old
Wright
Freehold
Boardman Bros
Lee T. B
Freeold
Sliter
Glade Township
Gladerun
Coates
Earl E
Cook
G. W
E. L
Ingersoll
Seneral
Bailey
A. H
Smith, R. O. & Co
General
F. W
Thelin
Gust
Anderson Bros
KINZUA_TOWNSHIp
Groat
Kinzua
Moorhouse
Blackman
D. G
Cooper
E. R
Norton
B. E
Morrill & Delmage
King
John H
Morrill, H
Sheldon, Z. L. & Co
H. R
Rentz
Tate
A. G
Bentley
McMillan
Kin- Campbell
Dewdrop
Mead Township
Anderton, James
Weldbank
McOwen, B. Co
Sanborn
Nora
Hector
C. G
Tiona
Peterson, Albert
Gladerunter & Co
Pittsfield
Casler
Dugall
Sey
Pittse Ayers
Pittse Acocks
N. L
McConnell, Henry
W. D
Pine Grove
Russell
Akeley
T. F
Sweet
R. S
H. T
Young
Clark
W. A
Weiss
Pine Grove Mills Co
Rus- Clark
Lane
Russell & Lane
E. 8
Ackley
Hale
Sheffield
Epstein & Kriedman
Kenson & Lund
Shefield
Shriner
Mrs. Mary
LeRoy
Schweitzer
L. F
Muscaro
Gustafson & Nelson
Skelton
W. O
Epstein
Levi
Smith
C. H. Co., Ltd
Anundson
Pharmacy
Shefffield
O'Donnell
Edward
Mrs. A. G
Peterson
Saybrook
Sterns
J.T
Mattewn Bros
Donaldson Bros
Decker
H. J
Startwell
L. L
Ayers
Damon, A
Bennett Bros
West Spring Creek
McKay Bros
Pierce
East Branch
Blanchard
N. Hi
General East Branch
South West Township
Robinson
P. N
Scofield
Brown
Enterprise Maper
H. C
Enterprise
Lockwood
En_terprise
Stevens
V. L
Mclintock
Morrill
Hoyt
Benson & Lind
Bloss
W. M
Farnsworth& Beebe
Peck
Schnur
O'Neil
Clarence
Grindley & Fehrman
Wendt
Brady
Hankett
N. N
A. D
H. A. Puellhart
Mercantile Appraiser
Treasury to Protect Immigrant Girls with Port Inspections
The Treasury Department will appoint women inspectors at the Port of New York to board incoming steamers and investigate suspicious cases in first and second cabins. Inspectors will advise travelers and assess reports of decoyed immigrant girls and women born for immoral exploitation. Compensation is set at 1200 dollars annually with duties across hours and weather.
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Treasury Department
Department
New York
Revenue
Brush Electric Patent Expiration Clears Battery Market
The Brush patent on making battery plates by applying active material as a paste expires removing a key barrier to mass production. The broad claim had hindered Edison from marketing his new storage battery while active, helping explain delays in market release.
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Brush Electric
Brush
Edison
Burdick Case Pennell Inquest Postponed Indefinitely
Buffalo March 31 Justice Murphy postpones the Pennell inquest indefinitely citing absence of witnesses from the city. No arrests or warrants will be issued. Testimony of Quinn and King about Pennell s alleged willingness to kill a man was heard. one witness Wallace Thayer was absent. District Attorney Coatsworth supported proceeding but the postponement stands.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Justice Murphy
Burdick
Murphy
Quinn
King
Roland
New York
Pennell
Coatsworth
Wallace Thayer
Thayer
Pennells
Jealous husband shot by man entertained by wife
In New York a jealous husband, William J. Peppler, 26, was killed after a confrontation with William Earl Dobson, a stock broker's cashier, whom Peppler accused of entertaining his wife. Dobson fled. police issued a general alarm and later arrested him calmly at friends’ apartments on West Eleventh Street.
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New York
William J. Peppler
East One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
William Earl Dobson
Peppler
Double Tragedy in Ohio Youth Murders Sweetheart
Forest McCord a 24 year old barber living in Bournville killed Charity Storts aged 20 at her South Salem home by cutting her throat then cut his own throat. The couple had been sweethearts for years and a police warrant followed as McCord fled toward the Storts residence after an alcohol fueled dispute.
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Chillicothe
Forest McCord
Bournville
Charity Storts
South Salem
McCord
Storts
Miss Storts
MecCord
Erie train wreck near Corry injures New York rider
Corry Pa March 31 The Erie railroad fast train wrecked at Concord six miles west of Corry Monday. The wrecked consist included a baggage cafe car three Pullmans and two coaches. Mrs C T Hennesey of New York occupying the cafe car was only slightly injured others suffer shock cuts and bruises.
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Corry
Erie Railroad
Concord
C. T. Hennesey
New York
Two New Counterfeit Five Dollar Notes Found
The Secret Service disclosed two counterfeit five dollar notes. One is a 1899 series silver certificate with a crude etched design on soft paper and no silk fiber imitation. The other is a Garfield portrait five dollar national bank note claiming to be from United States The Citizens' International Bank New York.
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Washington
Secret Service
National Bank
United States
Citizens’ International Bank
New York
Garfield
Flood Submerges Greenville as Crevasse Grows
Backwater from the La Grange crevasse rises in Greenville Mississippi flooding most of the city. Two inches in 24 hours and boats rescue refugees while relief crews assist. Widespread water covers thousands of delta farms and county areas as traffic on regional rail lines halts. In Vicksburg Yazoo City sees rising waters and a fatality in Stephens, a negro man, after a skiff capsize.
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Greenville
Miss
la Grange Crevesse
Wilmot
la Grange
Vicksburg
Washington
Sharkey
Issaquena County
Yazoo
Warren
Hymelia Plantation
New Orleans
Albemarle
Vicksburg-Greenville
Riverside
Mississippi Valley Road
Yazoo City
LaGrange
Stephens
Roosevelt Grants Amnesty for Atanta Prisoners
President Roosevelt issues a general amnesty allowing United States prisoners transferred to the Atlanta federal penitentiary from Ohio and New York to be discharged on the date they would have been released in state custody if conduct warrants. He denies 15 clemency petitions and commutes 9 cases, including Thomas Thurber sentenced for murder in 1888.
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Atlanta
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Penitentiary
United States
Ohio
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
Thomas Thurber
Kansas
Germans Upset by Dewey Caribbean Lesson Comment
Berlin reports Germans resent Admiral Dewey comments implying West Indies maneuvers serve as a lesson to the Kaiser. In Washington the president was told by Dewey he did not mean to disparage Germany or the emperor and that the interviewer quoted him inaccurately about the Caribbean actions.
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Berlin
Dewey
West Indies
Washington
White House
Caribbean Sea
Germany
Tragedy at Louisville hammer throw kills coach
R D Lachridge of the University of Indiana track team was accidentally killed at Louisville high school grounds when a 12 pound hammer thrown by J R Horn struck him in the forehead. Lachridge, serving as coach for the Louisville team, died an hour later as Horn, who traveled from Bloomington to assist, was overcome with grief.
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Louisville
R. D. Lachridge
University of Indiana
J. R. Horn
Lachridge
Mr. Horn
Bloomington
Horn
Senator Allison Expects Tariff Central in Next Campaign
Washington on March 3 Senator William B Allison predicted tariff will be the issue of the coming national campaign The Republican party will maintain its present posture on tariffs and the Philippine question He notes some tariff reductions are needed by the party.
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Washington
William B. Allison
Republican Party
Dartmouth Freshmen Drown Canoeing in Connecticut River
Robert M. Baker of Worcester and John B. Konerson of Roxbury, both freshmen at Dartmouth and Phi Gamma Delta members, were drowned while canoeing Sunday in the Connecticut River near Hanover New Hampshire.
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Hanover
N. H
Robert M. Baker
Worcester
Mass
John B. Konerson
Roxbury
Dartmouth College
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Connecticut River
Dedicatory Programme Outlined for National Exposition
The St. Louis dedicatory plan lists a military parade on April 30 with addresses by President Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland. Diplomats visit May 4 and governors arrive May 2 for the exposition events.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Chicago election board faces siege as ballots counted
Chicago on March 31, 300 policemen guarded the election commissioners amid injunctions in the Lorimer-Durbarrow contest. Despite legal threats, the Sixth district ballot count proceeded, seen as a technical vindication of election law. The board remained protected and vigilant for further clashes.
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Chicago
Haneey
Lorimer-Durbarrow
Sixth
Carter
Board Rooms
Lorimer
Booth Welcomed Home in London at Albert Hall
General William Booth, head of the Salvation Army, received a grand homecoming at Albert Hall London. The 9 600 capacity venue was full with notable attendees including Lord Rothschild Sir Edward Clarke Sir George Newnes multiple mayors and countess notables plus H H Asquith and MPs.
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London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Albert Hall
Lord Rothschild
Edward Clarke
George Newnes
H. H. Asquith
House of Commons
The
Stock Exchange
Four Men Injured By Powder Blast At Oakfield Mines
In Batavia New York March 31 four men were badly disfigured when a keg of powder exploded in United States Gypsum Co. mines near Oakfield. Driller Fred Haywood and assistant Bert Sage were among the injured along with two miners tending mine cars. A laborer touched loose powder with a torch for a joke igniting the blast.
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Batavia
N. Y
United States Gypsum Co
Oakfield
Fred Haywood
Bert Sage
Haywood
Sage
Howrze Is Being Investigated
The War Department investigates charges against Lieut. Col. Robert L. Howze for cruelties to Filipinos in 1899 Luzon. Allegations assert two natives were whipped to death with no punishment ordered. officials indicate native officers were responsible while Howze was absent.
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Howrze
Washington
War Department
Robert L. Howze
Luzon
Howze
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Banks
Ella
Gray
C. L
Yuill
Walter
Gorman
Erie Road
CITY
Rensent
Admiral Dewey
University of Inediana
Louisville, Ky
Gen. Booth