Warren Mail News Roundup Aug 5 1873 Home Matters
Local items note awnings over store doors heavy rains river rising but not enough for 4 fresh. Crandall digs a new cellar near Col Curtis residence. Snyder Ward supply coal. Wells plans a foundry and machine shop in Warren. Rankin absent pastor Bailey fills pulpit. Sailor visits. concert by Warren Musical Association planned. Bishop Coxe to preach and confirm at Trinity Memorial Church.
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Snyder & Ward
Mercury
Mr. Wells
Brown & Struthers
Tie
Warren
Recorder Marsh
Modoc
Montana
Greenland
the Ledger
W. A. Rankin
N. P. Bailey
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
John Sailor
Allegan
Michigan
Rankin
Davis & Watson
Orchestra of the
Warren Musical Association
Roscoe Hall
A. C. Coxe
D. D
Western New York
Trinity Memorial Church
Coxe
Episcopal Church
Geo. Brann
M. J. Carey
Keystone Block
Water St
EE. T. Kidder
Geo, Brann & Geo
Culver
High Street
Geo
Warren and Olean Rail Route Plans and Park Proposal
Mr Geo Van Campen of Olean seeks to form a railroad company to build a line linking Warren with the Buffalo and Philadelphia road at Olean, with Rochester interests eyeing a Rochester and Olean connection. Borough park plans face criticism over funding and conditional terms, prompting talk of a park commission and legislative input. Also notes include a curious prank with sulphuric acid and Rev Zachary Eddy taking a new pastorate in Detroit.
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Geo. van Campen
Olean
Warren
Buffalo & Philadelphia
Rochester
Rochester & Olean
Crandall
New York
Jefferson Road
Irvine
Zachary Eddy
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
First Congregational Church
Detroit
Local Option Debate and the Ledger Mail Spark Exchange
The piece argues for continuing Local Option, criticizing the Ledger and Mail for double standards and urging real temperance support. It defends candidate Shearman, notes county-wide local option has worked better than expected, and calls for three-year trial and unity among temperance supporters. It includes a postscript from Kinzua praising Shearman and predicting strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Winsky
Ledger
Law and Order
The
Mart
Assembly
Flanigan
Book Bindery Opens in Main Office for Preservation
Peter Miller, long time employee, has started a Book Bindery in the Main office to handle pamphlets, old and new books. He offers preservation and reasonable charges to be learned on application, encouraging local enterprise and saving postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Miller
Jamestown route proposed for railroad to Warren center
The Jamestown line would connect Salamanca to Warren via Allegheny River and Cold Spring, passing Randolph Kenedy and Jamestown, offering a fertile agricultural corridor and better Rochester market access, with a longer Allegheny route as a rival. Officials may study routes and select the most prudent path. Verarts Convent, July 29, 1873.
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Jamestown
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Salamanca
Allegheny Valley
Warren
Allegheny River
Garland
Cold Spring
Grant Station
Red House
Corydon
Kinzua
Randolph
Kenedy
Waterboro
Clergymen in Jamestown Include Alpaca Factory and Road Prayer
The Jamestown clergymen now include the Alpaca Factory and the Buffalo and Jamestown Road in their Sunday prayers, with the President and the Governor featured in the service. Andy Smith’s bungalow line to the Dunkirk and Warren Depot might be included if still in use, though they were past praying for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Alpaca
Buffalo and
Jamestown Road
Titusville
Andy Smith
Dunkirk & Warren
Mernopist Pic-nic Excursion to Casadaga a Gr ating Success
The M E Sabbath School excursion last Wednesday drew nearly 500 attendees. Conductor Mr. Brecht led six full cars, with children waving handkerchiefs and adults praising the outing. The event at Casadaga ended around 5:30 pm with rail officials and Superintendent Mr Thayer commending efforts. about 40 dollars net proceeds go to the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic-nic
M. E
Casadaga
Brecht
Thayer
Coming Equestrian Carnival at Warren Friday
The Jamestown Journal notes an upcoming Festival of Equestrian skill in Warren on Friday August 15 featuring Martinho Lowande and a troupe. It promises equestrian feats, gymnastic displays, and wild beast shows by John O’Brien's Monster Aggregation across the river.
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Warren
Martinho Lowande
John O’brien
U. Ss. Marshall
W. D
Penna
Prinsburgh
William Watson
Pennsylvania
Erie
S. E. Woodruff, Esq
John Hall
U.S
Djulydi
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Nesmith & Keller
Mr. Keller
Mr. Shearman
Shearman
Uty
Mr. Shortt
P.S
Reochester
Verarts
Abner Huntley
Cuba
N. Y
Billie
Greg Gullie
Tom Sampson
Burns
Henry Baxter
Erie Dispatch
Walton Smith
Philadelphia & Nice
Kane
Reynolds
Adam Wild
State
7Th Street
Cogswell Bros
A. P. Gilmore
E. W. Scott
Bush
Blumley
Phalin
John Covey
Abram Stowe
Danestoun Séournal
Herald
Venango Spectator
Charlie Lord
J. N. Schnur & Son
Merchant Tailors
Warren, PA
Geni
Suspension Bridge
Warren Wa
J. N. Schnur
Roman Schnur
John O’srien
Consolidated and
Rerau Ferrierry
Farmington
Jamestown Journal
John O'Brien
W. H. MacDonald & Co
Model Drug Store
KING
Vichy
Kissengen
Congress
Carver House
W. H. MacDonald
George P. Orr
MacDonald & CO
Carver Iouse
MacDonald & Co.s
Simmons
Warren, Padr
Parmlee & Henry’s
Union Block
G Shoes
Warren County
Edwin C. Burt
United States
Parmlee & Henry
J. F. Wells & C
Hoffman & Clark’s
Wheeler & Wilson
Jyas
Watson & Davis Block
Wise’s
A. Wise
America
Parker Gun
Parker Bros
West Meriden,ct
Seamberlain Institute and Female College
J.T. Edwards
Tidioute
R G. Ball
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