New Warren Fire Officers and Local Industry Updates
Warren's fire department named Chief Robert H. Winger and three assistants, with C. H. Smith as president of the volunteers. Warren Lodge No. 339 installed new officers led by Frank V. Conarro as Noble Grand. Struthers Iron Works now occupies a large city block, employing 400 plus workers with river-bank use. Penn Tanning Novelty Co. operates in Hazeltine building under Curtis and sons, about fifty workers, potential growth to 100 and plans for a shoe factory in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Lodge No
D.D.G. M
H. L. Satterjee
Grand Valley
Noble Grand
Frank V. Conarro
James K. Simpson
John W. Steen
P. E. Sonne
J. P. Johnson
Robt. E. Gray
Penn Tanning Novelty Co
Ludlow
Hazeltine
North Warren
Messrs
J. G. Curtis
Oakland Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting
Oakland Cemetery Association met in Odd Fellows hall last Tuesday. Reports show growing prosperity. Trustees Andrew Hertzel S H Davis G W Demings reelected. praise given to Secretary Thompson Treasurer F E Hertzel and Sexton Peter Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Cemetery
Oakland Cemetery Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. C. Thompson
Andrew Hertzel
S. H. Davis
G. W. Demings
Thompson
F. E. Hertzel
Sexton
Peter Olsen
Tailor Jacob Keller showcases spring suitings in Warren PA
Jacob Keller the Tailor announces new spring suitings at his shop at Second and Liberty in Warren PA. Also invites ladies to Kertcher's millinery opening on Tuesday April 3 and notes Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger offering horse care for farmers with no livery service.
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Jacob Keller
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren
Kertcher
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Allen Fits Feet and Valley Street. Republican Primaries Next Saturday
Local notes report Allen at 221 Liberty Street and Republican Primaries scheduled for next Saturday. Several residents travel for business and leisure, including Levi Smith returning from California, Mrs. C. H. Noyes visiting Nashville, and Ep Clemons planning California business prospects. Major Penny reports full company readiness as basketball action notes suggest a win for Ovuk over Buffalo at the Y M C A gym.
Don’t Ye Yearn To Be The Milkman
A humorous verse depicts the hardships of early dawn dairy work. The speaker imagines the cold, wind and snow as a milkman, yet ends with a fond nod to the job and community. The lines express pride in the labor despite frigid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustlin
Jewelers Magee and Eichenberg Offer Repairs
Magee and Eichenberg advertise jewelry items at the Warren Y M C A Building. They offer watch and clock repairs eye glasses fitted by improved methods and free examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Magee & Eichenberg
State Hospital for the Insane Warren Report Issued
The Herald notes receipt of the Eighteenth Annual Report of the State Hospital for the Insane at Warren for the year ending November 30. The 63 page pamphlet, printed by Warren Mail, includes trustees’ report, officers’ reports, and year statistics. The last Legislature appropriated $45,000 for additions begun to be completed, including a farm dormitory infirmary, a nurses annex, and a training hall at the main building’s rear wards.
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the Herald
State Hospital For
Warren
Warren Mail
Farm Colony
Titusville Herald
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promises Grippe Cure
An advertisement touts FOLEY'S HONEY ANE TAR as guaranteed to cure the grippe cough and restore strength. Signed by J. M. Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Grippe
J. M. Siegfried
Local Notes From Youngsville and Sugar Grove
Notes report N P Belnap improving in health and neighbors visiting Clint Dalrymple and family en route to Sugar Grove. W W Hague and Gordon Hague depart for California. Rachel Wheeler and Mary Ailinger sail for Europe April 7. Herman Claude son of James Holden dies in Limestone Two with funeral led by Rev H M Burns. Hon E W Parshall suffers a runaway near Warren injuring a horse. Mrs N H Dalrymple breaks hip and head in a fall. Dr E D McKee recovering, Dr Kelley covers practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
N. P. Belnap
L. Jackson
Trixy
Clayton
Buffalo
Clint Dalrymple
Dakota
Sugar Grove
W. W. Hague
Gordon Hague
California
Rachel Wheeler
Mary Ailinger
Endeavor
Europe
Herman Claude
James Holden
Limestone
H. M. Burns
E. W. Parshall
Warren
Wrightsville
Jas. Martin
Thorpe
Parshall
N. H. Dalrymple
Kelley
E. D. McKee
Chandler’s Valley
Mapleton Man Credits Thompson's Barasma Cure
E. J. Nourse of Mapleton Iowa reports a fifteen year kidney and back pain affliction ending in a complete cure after using Thompson's Barasma Backache Kidney and Liver Cure. He calls Barosma harmless and pleasant to take and notes years of perfect health since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Nourse
Mapleton
Iowa
Thompson
Ake
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending April 4 1900
Week’s transfers show numerous property moves across Warren, Sheffield, Brokenstraw, Corydon and nearby towns. Names include Jacobs, Goal, Mills, Samp son, Hallman, Dalrymple, Lar son, Cribbins, Jefferson, Owens, Patch, Blod get, Knopf, Crippen, Marsh, Watt, Blakeslie, Chapin, Vermilya, Sweet, Kennedy, Fullerton, Bright, Green, Hall, Barry, Woodard, Nelson, Jackson, McGraw, Sage, Allen, Clark, Siggins, McKelvy, and others with values ranging from 100 to 5900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia A. Jacobs
Ollevia S. Goal
Warren
Er James
Louise B. Mills
John C. Sechriest
Martha G. Sampson
Brokenstraw
Mary E. Magee
Same
Sheffield
Val Con
Mercy Ann Dalrymple
Chas
A. Larson
Martin Cribbins
J. P. Jefferson
C. C. Thompson
Charles Owens
Samuel Wolfe
Nellie E. Patch
Pittsfield
Burkland
Solomon Swanson
Samuel Filler
A. C. Blodget
Youngsville
W.G. Steadman
John G. Mie Warren
E. I. Biddle
Thos. F. Knopf
Pleasant
A. E. Singleton
A. L. Crippen
Truman D. Collins
Penn
Tann. Co
D.I. Ball
Edson Gilford
Eldred
Milton Harris
Marty C. Marsh
Kinzua
Frank A. Cogswell
Susan Watt
Glade
Sylvester Scramling
Cyrus A. Blakeslie
Columbus
Alvira O
Eliza Jane Eddy Barnes Pioneer of Warren Passes
Eliza Jane Eddy born in Warren June 20 1820 daughter of Zachariah Eddy and Rose Stewart married Erastus Barnes in 1846. She lived at the old homestead after 1894 death came March 29 1900 in Sheffield after neuralgia and a brief illness. Funeral March 30 at Mrs Horton’s home with Rev. H M Conaway and Rev. Bruce Wright officiating.
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Warren
Zachariah Eddy
Rose Stewart
Eliza Jane Eddy
Green Hills
Vermont
Samuel Eddy
Plymouth
Mass
Myles Standish
John Alden
Longfellow
George Horton
Sheffield
Catherine E
Henry H. Ham
Wauseon
Ohio
Horton
Barnes Cemetery
H. M. Conaway
Bruce Wright
Chautauqua Lake Ice Halts Boat Traffic and Local Notes
Ice covers Chautauqua lake this opening week of the Clarion State Normal School term, while local reports discuss farming marketing, a proposed Titusville hospital, and a string of early 1900s public notices. The piece references Gov Roosevelt education bills, railroad wage changes, National Guard encampments, a long Pennsylvania train ride, oil field activity, and Fulton county rail data.
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Chautauqua Lake
State Normal School
Clarion
Chautauqua County
Roosevelt
Allegheny
Cattaraugus
Titusville
Anthony Daub
Fred Riley
National Guard
Lewistown
Harrisburg
Camp Meade
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad Claim Safety
An advertisement warns against mercury in remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as safe with no mercury and effective on blood and mucous surfaces. It urges buying genuine products, offers testimonials free, and notes Druggists sell it for 75 cents per bottle along with Hall's Family Pills as superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Obituaries from Warren area dated April 1900
Death notices include Christena Kloth wife of Rev C C Kloth Barbara Horton Alice Thompson and others. Services held in Warren with Oakland Cemetery interments. mourners include husband children and siblings. notes on illness residence church affiliations and postmaster life.
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Baltimore
Warren
C. C. Allen
Mr. McDonald
Oakland
McLaughlin
North Warren
Dlark McLaughlin
G. A. R. Post
Corey
A. Corey
Kane
Barnes
Sheffield
Banner Salve Touted as Greatest Healer of Modern Times
A vintage ad proclaims Banner Salve by M. Siegfried as the greatest healer for cuts wounds sores flesh and all skin diseases with a guaranteed result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Siegfried
Ackley W C T U Holds Mother's Meeting
Ackley W C T U met at Mrs. Ella Ladow Thaurs day March 29 for a mother’s meeting. Superintendent opened with St John 14 and prayer. Members sang gospel hymns and rolled minutes were read. Several ladies promised to join. Next meeting set with Mrs. Louisa Fellows April 12. Cor Sec April 3 Ella Hornstraw assisting Hale family news and local visits noted. Mrs. Daniel Brogan died March 30 1900 cancer Interment Warren. Ames Straw worked for Benjamin Marsh. Pat O’Brien visited Cable Hollow friends.
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Ackley
Ackley W. C. T. U
Ella Ladow Thaursday
Ella Hornstraw
W. B. Hale
Burnice
Florence Hale
Lulu Swager
Fentonville
Blanche Brogan
Ventonville
Emmett Fellows
Jerome Arnold
Daniel Brogan
Warren
Ames Straw
Benjamin Marsh
Pat O’brien
Potter Co
Cable Hollow
Local Notes From Youngsville and Nearby Towns
April greetings and visits as residents travel to see relatives attend weddings and funerals. Lizzie Davis of Rathmel Pa visits family. funeral in Ellington N Y brings M D Whitney F L Davis J H Jackson Geo H Pierson and Rev T J Hamilton to attend Rev I D Darling's service. Frank Walden returns from Topeka Kansas after winter.
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Youngsville
Lizzie Davis
Rathmel
M. D. Whitney
F. L. Davis
J. H. Jackson
Geo. H. Pierson
T. J. Hamilton
Ellington
N. Y
I. D. Darling
Chas
Henry
Hanover
James Vigrass
Erie
George Weiderhold
Frank Haliday
Renova
Thomas Halliday
Una Thompson
Warren
Brayton
Frank Walden
Topeka
Kansas
Mr. Knapp
Greenville
Main
Emer McDowell
State College
Local residents visit and relocate plans discussed
Clair Thompson visits Grove City kin while Chas. W. Metzger tours from Washington with his son Mason. James Richards and family stay with J. W. Hughes. James Christie plans to move to Youngsville and Geo. Lewellyn to Oil City. Walters firm lands oil contract. Parshall and Baker visit, urging informed primaries next Saturday.
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Clair Thompson
Grove City College
Chas. W. Metzger
Washington, D. C
Mason
James Richards
J. W. Hughes
James Christie
Youngsville
Geo. Lewellyn
Oil City
Messrs
H. & F. Walters
Standard Oil Co
Messrs. Parshall and Baker
Harrisburg
Town News Briefs and Upcoming Arts Exhibit
Geese were seen flying north this morning. The town ladies plan an art exhibition in Deweys hall Wednesday to Friday with music by the Columbus band to benefit the cemeteries. Admission is ten cents. Miss Dora Smith visits Warren. Mrs Ella Allen and Elton move in. A sugar social at M E church raised a neat sum for Rev Mr Smith. Miss Covell hosts Reading Club. Church services this quarter Sundays. Mr and Mrs Andrew Damon will return to Dunkirk NY after winter here.
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Dewey’s Hall
Columbus Band
Dora Smith
Warren
Ella Allen
Elton
Our Town
M.E. Church
Mr. Smith
Miss Covell
Reading Club
Andrew Damon
Relate
Dunkirk
N. Y
Kinzua News Briefs Include Visits and Local Commerce
Mrs Gabriel left for Spartansburg after visiting friends in Kinzua. Harry Krimbill found a surprise party awaiting him upon return to Rockford. Grace Sheldon and Nellie Knapp attended an Institute in Youngsville. L O T M plans a tea at Mrs McGonigal's on the 5th. Z L Sheldon added a large bicycle stock opposite Green's. Railroad coal docks foundation stone placed. Kinzua may become a coaling station by summer's end.
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Gabriel
Kinzua
Spartansburg
Harry Krimbill
Rockford
Grace Sheldon
Nellie Knapp
Institute
Youngsville
McGoniga
Sale at Spring Creek Farm Clears About 3900
APRIL 3 C. W. Nichols held a sale at his Spring Creek farm last Friday with roughly 3900 dollars in property sold. Epworth League dinner at Nichols sale netted about 40 dollars. Henry Jackson dies March 27 on Jackson Hill after long illness and suffering. Some remonstrance signers from years ago at the license court are listed as voters who may oppose Sandstrom again.
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Top Keelor
Wetmore
Spring Creek
Kane Republican
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fulton County
Artemus Ward
C. W. Nichols
Epworth
Sandstrom
Thompson's Barosma Aids Kidneys And Nerves
A historical health note claims nervousness stems from kidney trouble. It describes kidney congestion affecting nerves, stomach, and heart, causing bloating and palpitations, and promotes Thompson's Barosma as a remedy to correct kidneys soothe nerves and restore stomach and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Local Citizen Praises Foley's Kidney Cure
A. B. Farrington of Constantia New York says years of kidney disease caused back pain and that one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure cured him. He recommends it to friends and states it gave perfect satisfaction.
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Thos. W. Carter
Ashboro
N. C
Foley
J. M. Siegfried
A. B. Farrington
Constantia
N. Y
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Home Matters
Bic
Struthers Iron Works
Borough of
Schimmelfeng
D. Shear
Shear
New York
W. M. Baker
J. Norman Davies
W. R. McKinney
Creek Street
High
Scott Cady
Frank Street
McCray
Franklin
Market Street
Ruhlman
Hazel Street
Brockway
Dr. Jenkins
Fourth Ward
St. Joseph’s Church
Mike Schwing
Hickory Street
Third
Mike
T. W. McNett
Allen
Liberty Street
Easter Bennett
A. M. Sill
Levi Smith
Fred Some
C. H. Noyes
Nashville
Tenn
L. D. Wetmore
John T. Newell
Germantown
Galbraith
M. Waters
Mease
Dennison
Florida
Ep. Clemons
J. W. Crawford
Wilburine Works
Fred Kidder
Penny
Ovuk
Buffalo Boys
A. Parish
Cambria County
P. & E. Railroad
Trinity Guild
Episcopal Church
Ed. Lindsey
J. O'Donnell
W. F. Henry
Alice Beaty
May Ruland
Ralph Stone
C. W. Stone
W. B. Benedict
East Main Street
Postoffice Department
United States
Wm. Martin, Jr
Philippines
Sam
Co. H,2d
Gordon Hinton
Democratic Co. Committee
Sibley
Anti-Sibley
Antis
S. E. Walker
J. W. Elliott
Mead
Mr. E
the Milkman
Lewiston Journal
Warren High School
MacGowan
W. L. MacGowan
L. H. Elsworth
Kehlman
Erastus Barnes
Miss Sill’s
Wellsville
Conway
David McKelvy
Joseph Seep
J. C. McKinney
J. L. McKinney
E. C. Emerson
John Fertig
J. J. Carter
F. del. Hyde
S. G. Maxwell
S. S. Bryan
R. L. Kernochan
Charles Burgess
J. G. Benton
J. C. Edmeston, Jr
Swanson
Albertina Swanson
Irvington
George Ball
Woodard & CO
Cash Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
Carver House
Kennett & Richardson, Rogers Block
Oxford
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Shaw’s Cash
McKain
White House
Warren County
West Virgina
Mounted
South Africa
Eas
Savings Bank Bldg
W.C. Rowland & Sons
W.C Rowand & Sons
Exchange
Sicgers
Polest Lewyer
Washington
Hunter’s Cash Store
Nottingham
O.H. Hunter & Son
Vantine
Foulard Silks
Indias
Jarvis & Baker's
NEW Variety Store
MAY Bank & CO
the Warren Savings Bank
Renta
A. J. Hazeltine
0. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
O. W. Ere
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
Citizens Natl Bank
Mynon Warsas
T. Hazeltine
Davio L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
Deane Ee Oth BA Ers
0. Hoffman
W. Parshall
Jas
G. Parmlee
D. L. Gero
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