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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
1
Harrisburg Telegraph notes oil price at 1.54 and local items from Warren Pennsylvania. News includes visits, illness, school openings, church events, political candidacy changes, civic group activities, and upcoming road work and public notices.
In Jamestown New York on Saturday January 28 1905 James Rickerson of Ackley Pennsylvania and Miss Laella Brokaw of Frewsburg New York were married by Reverend Otis Smith in a ceremony announcing their union.
The Warren notices report several deaths: Alfred Prescott, seven months, pneumonia. Samuel Mather, 45, heart failure and former Axe Works assistant superintendent. Mary L Frear, 66, tumors. Mary E Scroggs, formerly Barber, at Perkins Oklahoma. John J Dunn, 81, rafting and lumbering figure in Warren. Funeral details note Dunn’s service at 405 East Street and interment in Oakland.
Justice Plumer Mead of Youngsville withdraws from the contest for Associate Judge citing inability to meet political promises and to spare time from business for canvass. A letter dated January 30 1905 from Mead thanks supporters and requests publication of his withdrawal.
Warren public library seeks funds to meet heavy demand as four thousand patrons use four hundred dollars annual book budget. author urges local support, detailing needs for books, maintenance, and future growth against poverty and generous endowments. Arthur R. Taylor signs January 25, 1905.
A daily reflection warns that opening the door to trouble invites three visits anticipation, presence, and replaying the event. It counsels never anticipate trouble, minimize its presence, and forget it quickly. Do not trouble trouble until it trouble troubles you.
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