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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1900

Page

3

War I I inspected. Warren parish confirms large confirmation

The Warren Mail reports Company I was inspected April 6 at the armory by Major Penny with fifty four members found in supreme condition. Bishop Whitehead visited Warren parish, and Rector Taylor presented a record 42 for confirmation at Trinity Memorial church the Monday before Holy Week. Easter plans include Holy Communion services at 6 30 PM and 11 AM with a 6 PM children's service.

Penny Whitehead Warren Parish Taylor Trinity Memorial Church

Millinery and social notes from Warren advertise Easter hats

Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty street and Kertcher's millinery features trim Sailors and large Easter displays. Mrs. A. D. Woop and Geo W. Sill travel for health. James Clark invites for April 25 wedding of Anna Clark to Frank Gruninger. Arbor Day observances noted. local events include Y M C A exhibition, Social Science Club meeting, and Warren Odd Fellows anniversary plans. Local obituaries and marriages announced, plus business notes on Shoeware and lumber firms.

Allen Liberty Street Kertcher Josephine White Warren C. Smith W. M. Baker W. F. Henry Archibald C. Benson Emmett Fellows

After La Grippe What Usually a Racking Cough

An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for grippe cough. It asserts the remedy strengthens and restores health, attributed to J. M. Siegfried.

Foley Grippe J. M. Siegfried

James Brann Horse Shoeing Shop on the Island Reopens

James Brann announces readiness to resume business offering scientific horseshoeing and special care for interfering knees knocking clicking stumbling and sore feet. All horse shoeing services conducted at reasonable prices with first class clipping available. Call to be convinced.

James Brann

Local Institute to Meet at Corydon on April 14

A Corydon Warren county meeting is scheduled on April 14 with Superintendent MacGowan, Superintendent Gunning, and others presenting on key educational topics. All are invited to attend.

Corydon Warren County MacGowan Gunning

Teachers Training Class Opens at Warren High School

On April 16 a seven week training class for aspiring teachers will open at Warren High School. Supt MacGowan and Warren's top teachers will lead with demonstrations on recitations discipline and classroom management. Tuition is five dollars and includes visits to local schools for practical observation.

Warren High School MacGowan Warren W. L. MacGowan L. H. Ensworth

Jewelry and millinery sale at Warren shop

When in Warren come to us for anything in the jewelry line. We repair watches and clocks. Eye glasses fitted by improved methods. Examinations free. MaGEE and EICHENBERG at the Y. M. C. A. Building. Call on Miss Sill for the best prices and styles in millinery.

Warren Magee & Eichenberg

Republican Convention Ticket Chosen at County Return Meet

The Republican Return Convention at the courthouse selected candidates for Congress Assembly Associate Judge Sheriff Prothonotary National Delegate and State Delegates. Baker Brann Hackney led ticket with Baker's majority 586 Brann 672 Hackney 347 per popular vote. committee posts named Dankle and Munn. adjourned after thanks to the court.

Congress—Co Court House J. A. Schofield A. H. Olmstead Spring Creek G. B. Munn Warren Messrs W. C. Watson H. M. Putnam L. C. Baker E. W. Parshall Baker Mr. Brann Hackney J. W. Dankle

Warren area liquor licenses granted in court decision

In Warren and surrounding townships judges deferred a restriction proposal on spirituous liquors. Numerous establishments across Warren, Tidioute, Youngsville, Clarendon and other towns received retail liquor licenses while several applications were refused or held over.

Lindsey Sandstrom and Weaver

Law to Protect Sidepaths Against Willful Injury

Notice warns drivers and pedestrians that a law approved by Governor Stone on April 20 1899 makes willful injury or obstruction of sidepaths a misdemeanor. Violators face a fine up to ten dollars or up to thirty days in county jail, at the court's discretion. The act repeals conflicting prior laws.

Gov. Stone

Ice Prices for 1900 Season Announced by J F Phillips

The notice sets ice rates for 1900 with tiered pricing by weight and delivery, including retail and wholesale terms. Prices take effect April 1, 1900, and run through April 1, 1901. The firm, J F Phillips and Son, also notes printing services at the end.

Detective Worker Retired by P. and E. Railroad

W A Frank of Corry will not perform further detective duties for the P and E railroad. He died last Thursday April 5. Reports from up the creek say rafting has begun and a few fleets of square timber and logs will descend on the first flood.

W. A. Frank Corry P. & E. Railroad Tionesta Vindicator

County Clips From Youngsville And Nearby Areas

Laura Jackson has returned home from Florida. Ransom is bedridden with a serious pneumonia attack after a winter of poor health. Revival meetings at the M E church closed successfully with ten converts. John Morris died near Chandlers Valley on the 4th inst aged about eighty. Spring brings business hopes in Busti with rail or trolley prospects. Mrs H H Cumings and others returned from Florida. Mrs E S Curtis left for Boston to visit relatives. A Gibb rushed to Philadelphia after his mother's death. Mrs E B Grandin and Miss Ella Williams arrived in town. May Parshall improved and left for Castile to stay at a sanitarium. Mrs George Jones died April 5 at age 52, mother of John Meyer the barber.

A. D. Woop Pittsburg D. Shear New York John.t. Stone Warren A. M. Sist 0. F. Horrman Florida Kertcher’s Marshall Parshall Yale College May Stackpole Ridgway Youngsville Laura Jackson Floree Ransom Sugar Grove M. E John Morris Chandler’s Valley Busti H. H. Cumings Cumings Abbie E.S. Curtis Boston J. L. Grandin A. Gibb Philadelphia E. B. Grandin Ella Williams Sewickley May Parshall Castile N. Y George Jones John Meyer

Buying and Selling Heal Estate Transfers Week Ending April 11 1900

Milton Campbell and wife transfer for 300 to Milton Harris at Kinzua. Milton Harris and wife to Lizzie Everett at Kinzua for 400. Alexander Morrison to Annie C Morrison at Warren for 1. Michael Shannon to Mary Lee at Warren for 1000. Wm F Dalrymple to Chas F Scott at Eldred for 200. Chas Adolphson and wife to Alex Stenstron at Sheffield for 800. Jennie E Simpson et al to Mary Ball at Warren for 2500. Albert Doyle and wife to Chas R Gibson at Sheffield for 100. Elmer E Thompson and wife to A M Thompson at Farmington for 300.

Milton Campbell Milton Harris Kinzua Lizzie Everett Alexander Morrison Annie C. Morrison Warren Michael Shannon Mary Lee Wm. F. Dalrymple Chas. F. Scott Eldred Chas. Adolphson Alex Stenstron Sheffield Jennie E. Simpson Etal Mary Ball

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public

Caution against mercury containing catarrh products and urging prescriptions. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally. Claims genuine testimonials and 75 cent bottle price. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills as best.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Sidepath tax mandamus sought by Montgomery county group

The Sidepath Commissioners petition the court to compel the County Commissioners to levy 50 cents per bicycle and to supply assessors with proper tax books for a sidepath fund. The County Commissioners oppose, arguing the act is unconstitutional. The writ return date is March 26.

Montgomery County

Remove Loose Stones Provisions for Warren County Roads

Road supervisors in Warren county must annually contract with one or more taxpayers to remove loose stones from main traveled highways at least once each month from April through October. Pathmasters may perform the work, and compensation is credited upon the road tax. Full law in Pamphlet Laws of 1899, page 164.

Warren County

Barosma claimed to cure nervousness by correcting kidneys

An advertisement argues that nervousness often stems from kidney issues. It claims congested kidneys disrupt nerves linking the kidneys to the stomach and heart, causing bloating and heart palpitations. Thompson's Barosma supposedly restores kidney function and soothes nerves and digestion.

Thompson

Irvineton and Nearby Notes April 10 Correspondence

Local items from Irvineton Sugar Grove and surrounding areas report residents traveling to Grove City College and Warren, road work modernization on Sulphur Spring Run bridges, a potential sale of the DeLong homestead, and community updates. Also recounted are a Sunday work anecdote about Uncle James, homecomings from Jamestown and Newark visits, church lecture by Rev. Perry, and several travel and visit notes featuring local families and businesses.

Irvineton Clair Thompson John Smith Pittsfield Grove City College A. H. O’brien Warren Daniel Rohiman Pittsburg Clara Somers Dunn’s Eddy School James

Farrington Praises Foley's Kidney Cure in Letter

A. B. Farrington of Constantia New York reports years of kidney disease and back pain ended after using one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. He states it gave perfect satisfaction and he recommends it to friends. J M Siegfried.

Thos. W. Carter Ashboro N. C Foley J.M. Siegfried A. B. Farrington Constantia N. Y J. M. Siegfried

Births in Warren News Notes April Additions

SmitH born April 5 2900 to Mr and Mrs W J Smith Warren a son Morrison born April 8 1900 to Mr and Mrs L R Morrison Warren a son

Smith W. J. Smith Warren Morrison L. R. Morrison

Stone Roculad wedding notices in Titusville and Warren

In Titusville on April 10 1900 Ralph W Stone of Warren and May Raland of Titusville wed quietly at the bride’s sister home. After a short eastern visit they will live on Fifth Street near the Stone homestead. Eckley Patterson wedding in Warren on April 10 1900 Frank T Eckley of Pittsburgh and Katherine Belle Patterson of Warren married by Justice Perry. Also Johnson Angquist wed in Jamestown March 31 1900 Oscar F Johnson of Geneva Pa and Zelma Angquist of Bear Lake Pa. Van Guilder Ryan wed in Jamestown N Y April 2 1900 Jesse Van Guilder of Grand Valley Pa and Mary Ryan of Shelmadine Springs Pa.

Stone—Rouland Titusville W. B. Benedict S. H. Prather Ralph W. Stone Warren May Raland Eckley — Patterson Justice Perry Frank T. Eckley Pittsburg Katherine Belle Patterson Johnson—Angquist Jamestown N. Y Herman Brezing Oscar Francis Johnson Geneva Zelma Angquist Bear Lake van Guilder—Ryan Jamestown N. Y Jesse van Guilder Grand Valley Pa Mary Ryan Shelmadine Springs

Mapleton Man Credits Thompson's Barasma Cure

E. J. Nourse of Mapleton Iowa reports a 15 year kidney and back pain affliction ending in a complete cure after using Thompson's Barasma Backache Kidney and Liver Cure. He declares he has been perfectly well for several years and recommends the remedy as harmless and pleasant to take.

E. J. Nourse Mapleton Iowa Thompson Ake

Deaths in Warren and Augusta in early April 1900

Obituary notices report deaths in Warren from April 7 to April 10 1900 including Rev James A McCabe of St Josephs Warren aged 65 heart disease funeral in church and burial in Binghamton NY Margaret Pedlow aged 75 died April 10 funeral in Warren from High street home Stewart Eden aged 2 years Polly Ann Clark aged 84 3 months 3 days in Farmington South Sylvester Clark's mother Mrs Polly Ann Clark Platt sister of Mrs Wetmore Warren connection Augusta Ga Mrs C A Platt died April 10

McCabe Warren James A. McCabe St. Joseph’s Church Erie Binghamton N. Y Pedlow Margaret Wm. Pedlow High Street Stockton Epen Stewart M. E. Eden Clakk Farmington So Sylvester Polly Ann Clark Platt Augusta C. A. Platt S. A. Wetmore

E Detchon Antidiuretic Advertised for Bedwetting

Dr Detchons Anti Diuretic claims to help children who soil bedding from nighttime incontinence. It is marketed to all ages and says it arrests the trouble at once. Priced at $1 and sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania.

Noted Healer in Town Banner Salve Claim

Advertisement touts Banner Salve as the greatest healer of modern times for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases with a guarantee by J M Siegfried. Local reader notices and product endorsement claim from the period.

J. M. Siegfried

OE Printing a Specialty at the Mail Office

OE Printing emphasizes promptness neatness and cheapness at the mail office offering quick printing services for stationery circulars and telegram forms with a focus on reliable turnaround and affordable rates for local customers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Home Matters Elkks Library Hall W. A. Smiley J. P. Rogers R W. Evans A. G. Todd A. A. Printz Sam Printz R. H. Herrick Chas. Killian Bones Dr. Robertson Smith Leon Kehr Dane Dunkle Minnie Heggerty C. D. Crandall Lillie Gleason P. H. Burke John Kennedy Ed Highhouse Frank K. Cook Otto Wagner Francis J. Hines Scott’s Oakland Cemetery S. H. Davis F. E. Hertzel C.C. Thompson A. Hertzel Dwight Cowan J. K. Simpson Sexton Peter Olsen Charles Chase P. G. Wheeler Oakland Cemetery Association Stockin First National Bank Oakland Shaw’s Cash Grocery Mike Sehwing Hickory Street Third Carl Mike Struthers Tiotel John Stinger T. W. McNett Jacob Keller George Ball Warren, Pa A. M. Sill Shaw’s Houguh Hazeltine Conewango Desk and Table Co Geo. W. Sill Buffalo Cambridge Springs Warren Odd Fellows Brookville Loomis Bradford Martin James K. Averill Sand Lake Jennie Davis Laura Florence Lee Ludovici Waters Dennison James Wilson Lee Stanton Avenue Dennison Dr. Whitcomb Third Street W. H. Pickett Pickett Hardware Store G. W. Campbell & Sons Brann’s Majority ALT, Fagriof S.osdesssinier Vacscesoun John Sandstrom J.T. Nelson John Schmutz Schmutz Water Street Third Ward R.C. English Moran Michael Schwinz West Side Water and Third Streets John Baldensperger Revere House Fourth Ward Geo. H. Leonhart Struthers Second Ward Carl Schwartz Paul S. Horton Exchange Hotel Anton Diehl James Edwards Carver House Hickory Streets James E. Madden Warren Cafe Roland C. Berkey Pennsylvania Avenue Laurence Gleason Alexander Erickson John H. Gray M. Mead Thomas Bacher Tidioute Harison Bucklin Newton N. Hanchett Hanchett House M. J. Ryan Ryan Levant Ricker Fairmount House J. A. Siggins Eagle House Clarendon Borough Patrick F. McMahon Henry House R. S. Sweet Keystone Hotel C. C. Campbell Central House Columbus Robert Burch Grand Valley Sylvester Davenport Grand Valley Hotel B. D. Paddock Brokenstraw Daniel Carmichael Windsor House Irvine Glade Theodore Deitch Baldensperger Glade Run C. H. Horner Allegheny House Corydon Township J. A. Griffin Corydon House J.A. Dalrymple Dalrymple Eleanor French Sugar Run M. E. Krimbill Elijah Groat St. Charles Pine Grove Eben Dean Lane House Russell Ohn F. Nelson Fred N. Deitch Adams N. L. Acocks Pittsfield House William Clancy Johnson House Garland Sheffield Township John Shriner Sheffield House Edward O'Donnell Lee House Benjamin Ellis Ellis Chandlers Valley James T. Stearns Spring Creek Station Lorenzo LeRoy Shaw House Cassius W. Hathaway Hathaway House Pittsfield Sp Samuel Saunders C. J. Lallmang E. R Cooper Irvington J. F. Phillips & Son Mat Charles’ Miller Franklin Frank Thomas Youngstown Dairy Board of Trade Jamestown Journal Clarion Normal School Agnes McKee Keystone Benefit Society Violet McKee McKee Royal Lodge Oil City Chautauqua G. Stanley Hall J. M. Thoburn J. Wilber Chapman S. A. Steele J. M. Buckley Edward Howard Griggs Charles T. Unperhill Heal Roxy Markham W. G. Frank Dorcas Jagger Newark N.Y Ray Dennison Falconer M. W. Harrington Perry Kane Fred Clark Langdon Rev. Smith Ackley Station Woodard & CO Cash Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers Rogers Block Eberhart & Miller Philadelphia Sunday Press West Virgina Mounted South Africa N. B. Brakenridge Savings Bank Bldg Hertzel & Saner Warren, A Philadelphia Weekly Press Malis W.C. Rowland & Sons W.C Rowland & Sons Exchange Hunters Cash Store O.H. Hunter & Son NEW Variety Store Maybank & CO the Warren Savings Bank A. J. Hazeltine C. W. Beaty G. B. Ensworth Geo. H. Jackson O. W. Beaty L. B. Wood James Clark Charles W. Stone M. B Dunham L. RB. Freeman C. Sigel Citizens Nat'l Bank Mayron EE. T. Hazeltine Kies Ensattent Vons L. Gerould Cashier L. W. Dennison T Eaciann F. Hoffman W. Parshall Jas C. Parmlee D. L. Gerould
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