District and County Officers List
The document lists county and district officials including Member of Congress Joseph C. Sibley Senator Henry H. Cumings bly L. C. Baker and offices such as Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
5
The document lists county and district officials including Member of Congress Joseph C. Sibley Senator Henry H. Cumings bly L. C. Baker and offices such as Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp
A long roster lists Frank Barnhart and Buree Council with officers including L. T. Borchers president and T. O. Slater J. F. Clark John Masterson Levi Smith E. T. Hazeltine O. W. Beaty and others. Justices H. B. Perry C. H. Meacham collector E. R. Peirce and attorney Wm Schuur are named along with engineer D. F. A. Wheelock and ward constables S. G. Ward John Rowland John G. Brown and Wm. H. Hegerty. School Directors include D. I. Ball president Wm. Kee D. Hinckle Dr. C. D. Arird Charles Chase GC. B. Tucker J. N. Craft F. W. Morrison J. E. Blair R. F. Van Doorn W. A. Talbott.
Train times listed for multiple routes and destinations including Philadelphia Erie Buffalo Dunkirk and Pittsburgh with various arrival and departure times across Eastern Standard service. The timetable shows express options and late afternoon and evening departures across the Western and Allegheny divisions.
W Richardson photographer in the studio of the late W A Greaves Warren Pa develops amateur work sells artist supplies agent for Eastman Kodaks holds Greaves negatives picture framing prompt service Attorney at Law also Warren Pa office in Hoffman building second story corner Liberty and Second streets All business will receive prompt attention
Harrisburg April 16 reports the legislature focusing on apportionment bills to shape congressional, judicial, senatorial and legislative districts. Allegheny county pushes for four congressional seats, Philadelphia potential loss of one seat, and Quay-Guffey talks signal GOP pursuit of ballot reform while preserving party control.
Transfers list properties sold or mortgaged in Warren County and nearby towns. Wm A Gourley to Andrew F Jones freehold 750 dollars. Gust D Johnson to Gust S Johnson Sugargrove 500. Satterland to Nels Hollander Sheffield 950. Struthers estate to Philip J Trushel Warren 212.50. Peterson et al to Eric A Frederlius Sugargrove 1300. Coleman to J Batchelder Conewango 1. F B Hermon et al to J Batchelder Warren 2600. John O Neil to M E Knight Clarendon 30. Angie Smith et al to Walter Crosby Freehold 750. W I Bachop to F A Rhoades Deerfield 125. John F Courson to John C Atkins Tidioute 118. Correin to Jonas Johnson Glade. Hodges to Lavern Hindsale Farmington 1600. P Coleman et al to E J Smart Southwest 190. L B Wood Co to Charles Sandine Eldred 100. D W Beaty to Alex Carlson Warren 125. East Warren Real Estate Co to Jonas Johnson Warren 325. Ruth A Adams to W Tate Kinzua 300. Charles W Nelson to Mary Bart 1525. J C Sechrist et al to Amel Sechrist Warren 500. Orpha Smith et al to Ward B Culbertson Pine Grove 100. New York Mutual Savings and Loan Assoc to Theodore Messner Glade 1000. Clara Ricker to Edwin Ricker Freehold 1000.
The Pittsburg Dispatch will print free each Sunday starting April 21 a representative animal replica with a cage, from Highland Park Zoo. Each edition includes scientific info to educate children, letting every reader own a mini zoo at home. Limited edition. order through dealers now.
A schedule lists towns and dates from Corydon April 19 to Sugargrove May 15 for upcoming examinations. Special exams for teaching certificates occur in Warren July 8 and August 24 for professional credits. Applicants must be 18, bring a stamped envelope and foolscap, and attend promptly at 9 o’clock. O J Gunning, County Superintendent, Warren Pa. March 30, 1901.
Distressing stomach diseases claimed to be permanently cured by South American Nervine Tonic. Advert says relief comes from the first dose and that the remedy is safe and effective for all stomach weakness and indigestion. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, Warren Pennsylvania.
An advertisement touts Dr E Detchon’s Anti Diuretic as valuable for children with bedwetting and nighttime moisture issues. It claims the remedy arrests the trouble at once and is sold for one dollar by Hertzel and Saner, druggists, Warren, Pa.
Jacob Keller offers cash sales on all overcoat cloths at cost with bargains for all. A large selection of cloths for ladies skirts is advertised as very cheap at his shop on Second and Liberty streets in Warren Pennsylvania.
I will pay cash for old rubber boots and other items free of dirt, also brass, lead, zinc and copper parts free of iron. Items can be left at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between 2nd and 3rd streets or seen at Seeley’s boarding house Poplar street. Robert Johnson invites old friends. Also 67 gas portables available, Fehman Bros. For sale cheap a child’s tricycle, inquire at the mail office.
Erie railroad announces low one way fares to North Dakota South Dakota Montana Oregon and Washington starting February 12 and every Tuesday through April contact F H Garfield at James town NY for rates Farmers seeing Horse care at Struthers Hotel Barn under John Stinger no livery in connection Visiting cards printed at Mail Office 75 cents per hundred 50 for fifty 30 for twenty five Fehman Bros advertise chafing dishes and utensils
Schedule in effect March 18 1901 shows trains leaving Warren. Details indicate specific departure times and service connections for the Philadelphia and Erie division.
A brief item references the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad. The text includes dates or times 2 45 11 25 but lacks full context or events.
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