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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1873

Page

3

Warren Club and Christmas Trees Spark Local Debate

The Warren paper reports a temperance case where James Brown, treasurer and manager of a local club, is implicated in selling liquor and is discharged after a two day hearing. It also discusses a Detroit steam fire engine, chromo schemes by newspapers, and a long excerpt on Christmas tree origins and modern observances in churches and homes.

Warren D. Nesmith Temperance Committee of Safety James Brown Justice Dinsmoor Brown

Local Institute to be Held at Lottsville

A Local Institute will be held at Lottsville January 9 and 10 with Prof N R Thompson of Sugar Grove and Prof Rufus King of Warren lecturing. Friday evening Prof King will speak on The Utility of the Necessity of Labor. Stages run from Pittsfield and Grant Stations to Lottsville. teachers free. all invited.

Lottsville N. R. Thompson Sugar Grove Rufus King Warren King Pittsfield Grant Stations

Borough Officers to Be Elected in February

The notice lists local positions and candidates for Burgess Constable Justice of the Peace Town Councilmen School Directors and others. It notes Mr Arp a first class machinist at Brown and Struthers Iron Works as chief engineer of Steamer and James Scott a baggage master at D W & P R R Depot as fireman and Bernard supervising the machine. It cites adoption of the new Constitution as prompting the February election and includes a quip about Running for Congress by Judge Gillis and a remark that ladies may be elected School Directors.

Arp Brown & Struthers’ Iron Works James Scott Bernard Gillis Congress

Judge Scofield Visits Warren for Holi Holidays

Judge Scofield spends Holi days with family in Warren and plans to return to Washington with Mrs. 8 and Miss Ella the first of next week. Judge S A Wetmore’s family will occupy his house during the session while he aims to winter in the South for health reasons.

Lost Moss Agate Ring and Cuff Button

A ring and a cuff button are missing. The ring was lost between the street above the Park and the Dunkirk Depot, and the cuff button was lost elsewhere. Return to this office and the finder will receive the rewards the girls instruct.

Park Dunkirk

Open Winter Delights Prompt Sleighing Return

The article notes a return of the "beautiful snow" last week with fine sleighing on Sunday and Monday. It calls the winter an open season so far and says many people are ready for sleighing to persist.

Property sale in Warren County draws $100000

A fine residence and twenty five acres within Warren borough limits sold last week for 100000 dollars. The Oil City Times notes the sum as a large price for the property and questions the sale location and seller.

Warren Borough Oil City Times Times

Meat Market Moves Near Episcopal Church

Mr Ladow relocates his meat market to the low building beside the Episcopal Church offering good meat and poultry at cheap prices with extra services. Brother Smiley of the Venango Citizen visited recently and noted a paper cutter in the county Commissioners’ Court House.

Ladow Episcopal Church Brother Smiley E. T. Hlasehlineso

Death in Titusville Station House After Christmas Drinking

A Swede named Charles Nilson was found dead in Titusville’s station house after a Christmas day drunken episode. Coroner’s jury blamed Edward Holmgren for violently pushing Nilson from St. John’s Hotel onto the brick sidewalk, fracturing the skull and causing death within twenty hours. Holmgren, a bartender at Rics’s saloon, was arrested and held. The case heads to Meadville for trial.

Charles Nilson Titusville St. John’s Hotel Nilson St. John’s Edward Holmgren Herald Holmgren Rics Franklin Street Miller Meadville

Christmas thefts and local scuffles amuse Warren readers

G W B of Youngsville reports a Christmas gift burglary after Rev B F Hill’s home. Burglars hit C G Herrick, a town constable, losing $240. a merchant $40. O C Brown $204. The piece mocks sheriffs and local officials, quips about Dewitt and the Major, and notes a caneing of Vermont marble man W H Fullerton for Oak­land Cemetery work.

Youngsville Erie Dispatch H. P. Kinnear B. F. Hill Henry C. G. Herrick O. C. Brown W. H. Fullerton Vermont Warren Oakland Cemetery Titusville Johnson House E. A. L. Roberts Adam Kerr Fullerton Roberts Woodlawn N. Y

First Petroleum Gas in Tidioute Lights Local Establishments

The Tidioute Journal describes a historic Saturday when petroleum gas was finally introduced to the town mains. Dr. Acomb’s Drug Store and Thomas’ Billiard Room were illuminated, using coal gas burners sized for coal gas, with oil gas requiring a smaller, non smoking burner. The paper praises the company and urges local support while noting mixed gas quality and lingering skepticism. It also notes Dan Rice’s Trovetes misfortunes in Louisville, where exhibition sales failed and debts rose, leaving performers unpaid and Rice deeply in debt.

Tidioute Journal Tidioute Dr. Acomb Thomas’ Billiard Room Butler Davy Crockett Dan Rice Col Louisville Dan Girard Erie Observer

Titusville Typographical Union adopts public clarification

At a December 26 1873 meeting No. 144 of the Titusville Typographical Union resolves to disavow any collusion with newspaper proprietors to injure the Cour ier and praises editors Harris & Fasset McAllister and Roberts Brothers and Colonel Cogswell as sureties. Also notes construction of Chandler's Valley church parsonage and a Titusville oil train collision with no serious injuries.

Titusville Typographical Union Courier HerAup and Press Cencainae Messrs Harris & Fasset McAllister Roberts Brothers Colonel Cogswell

Oil Producer's Railway Company Dissolves in Titusville

The Oil Producer's Railway Company was organized last year and met in Titusville to dissolve. It returned the paid money to investors. It notes railroads are struggling this year. The Warren Union School ends holidays and resumes next Monday after two weeks off. The Red Men plan a dance at Fuller House in Irvington on December 31.

Titusville Irvington Oil Producer’s Warren Union School Fuller House

Corry youth wooing Warren damsel sparks local notices

A Corry man wooing a Warren damsel encounters mishaps over a gold watch chain and train timing. The piece blends gossip with local notices, including Woons Housewote Magazine details, Tidioute scandal, and town commerce ads.

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