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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1899

Page

3

Weather and community notes from Warren region

The Warren area reports a cold spell easing last week with warmer days improving street trade. New pensions granted to residents include Albaugh Vanderbilt Leslie Pentz Fullmer. Mrs Richardson offers two cooking courses at the high school Domestic Science department. A local record of cold days is noted by Christian Smith with several extreme dates. Dairy prices hold steady, with butter at 16 cents, cheese 10 to 12, eggs 15 to 16 cents. a future price uptick is possible. Public safety and horse care reminders stress warm blankets to prevent frostbite. An Erie accident left Fred Gray dead after being struck by a moving car. he leaves a wife and young son. funeral held in Warren.

Janestown Journal Erie Fred Gray James Gray Warren Penna Miss Spade Oakland

Swift v Syms legal case awards in New York services

The Swift vs Syms trial concluded after four days with a verdict awarding Swift $3 230 31 for legal services in New York. Plaintiffs sought 30 000 with counsel Nead and Parmlee while defendants were represented by Ball and Rice. A second case Collins v Swain reached a verdict for 139 39 for the plaintiff.

Fred J. Swift Anna Watson Syms W. E. Rice Warren C. P. Collins P. J. Swain

Titusville scheme eyed as chain lottery ends in loss

Corry Journal condemns a Titusville business plan built on an endless chain, likening it to a past Union City swindle. The scheme sells cupons for a dollar with four per book, promotes redemption delays, and literature shows 15 of 16 investors lose money while the house profits from nonredeemed cupons.

Titusville Union City

Fire destroys San Andrews house. infants perish near East Hickory

About noon Monday the house of San Andrews at Church Hill near East Hickory burned with total destruction. A baby under one and a two year old boy died in the flames. A five year old boy suffered severe frostbite possibly needing hand amputation. Mrs Andrews, away at the time, learned of the fire from a surviving boy as she watered the horse. Mr Andrews delivered the Endeavor to West Hickory mail.

Tionesta Republican House of San Andrews Church Hill East Hickory

Florida Excursion by Pennsylvania Railroad Tour

Pennsylvania Railroad runs its third season tour to Jacksonville with two weeks in Florida. Leave New York and Philadelphia by special Pullman train Tuesday February 21. Tickets include transport, Pullman berth, meals, and vary by departure city from New York 50 dollars to Pittsburgh 53. Inquiries to ticket agents in New York Newark Philadelphia or George W Boyd in Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company Jacksonville Florida New York Philadelphia Canandaigua Erie Wilkesbarre Pittsburg Broadway Broad Street Newark N.J Geo W. Boyd Gen. Pass Broad Street Station

Warren Local Notes Reflect Daily Life and Appointments

Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty street and UIL closed at 1.15 while Tiona hits 1.25. Rogers block store to move into space once used by A Show. Plumbers thaw pipes as spring sap prep begins. J H Donly injured leg last Friday. Mrs Dinsmoor visiting from Aberdeen, WA. Rev Shelly farewells in North Warren. Mozart Society hires Biekarck for weekly violin lessons. Charles Johnson back serving at Anderson & Salyer. Capt J F Austin named Corry postmaster. Trinity church Ladies Aid dinner for choir. E H Bishlin named bankruptcy referee for Warren. US recruiters left Warren after enlisting one recruit. Moran hotel taken by John G Anderson. Local temps from 20 to 32 below zero. Strawberries seen in markets at 75c per box. Allen family heads to Philadelphia and Sapphire, NC. Company I to join PA National Guard next Monday. Blanche Hawkins speaks on Pollard method before Baltimore teachers. High school faculty reception planned with orchestra. Fire engine parts and hydrant losses trigger arson suspicions. Sixteen Moore youths visit Mr Moore of Garland for a festive trip. guests entertained at Moore mansion.

Charles A. Johnson Allen’s Anderson & Salyer’s Johnson J. F. Austin Corry Jack Ladies’ Aid Society Trinity Memorial Church E. H. Beshlin Warren Warren District Bankruptcy Court U. S Floyd Nelson Exchange Hotel John G. Anderson Moran Hotel J. B. Allen E. E. Allen Frances Philadelphia Sapphire North Carolina Baltimore Public Hawkins Tome Institute Port Deposit Md Fire Department Joe Moore J. B. Moore Garland Wallace Moore Mansion

Philadelphia Sunday Press to double reading content next week

The Philadelphia Sunday Press announces a sixfold increase in content starting February 19, promising readers magazine value for five cents. The note urges looking out for next Sunday’s issue as a wonder offering entertainment and instruction rivaling sixty-cent magazines.

Philadelphia Sunday Press

Fehmlan Bros Offers Bargains On Glassware And Clothing

A Nice glass vase sells for ten cents and seventy five cent cups and saucers at 35c. Jacob Keller, artistic tailor, emphasizes quality garments made from tested fabrics and up to date styles. Fehiman Bros advertises dependable value at fair prices.

Fehlman Bro Jacob Keller Fehlman

Mrs. M. J. Van Sickles Improves After Illness

County items note Mrs. M J Van Sickles who has been seriously ill at her son Alfred's home is slowly improving. The report is part of regional updates from Sugar Grove and surrounding communities.

M. J. van Sickles Alfred Sugar Grove Corry National Guard Service W. J. Hulings Thayer Stone

Ick BRIDGE Ice Palace excursion to Niagara Falls

An excursion by the D A V and P to Niagara Falls is announced for Wednesday in February. Ticket agents are asked for full information on the trip and arrangements.

Niagara Falls Washington Ick Bridge

Weather Strains Pittsfield as Logs Roll and Meetings Thrive

The last week broke weather records in Pittsfield yet the lumber trade remains strong with McGrew's mill receiving 100000 board feet daily. Protracted revival meetings continue led by Capt. Clark of the Salvation Army assisting Revs Buck and Richardson. Cold snaps froze cellars and ruined potato crops for many locals.

Fes Pittsfield McGrew Capt. Clark Salvation Army Buck Richardson

Community Notes and Local Happenings

Cold weather slows grip spread with few new cases and steady recovery. Miss Margaret Hamilton confined at home a week. Rev Waltrip reception at the chapel draws a modest crowd and about 44 dollars raised. Mr. and Mrs. Buell and others attend Mrs. Buell’s funeral near Bradford. Several residents travel for illness and family reasons. A paint agents arrest leads to a found watch on a younger family member.

Margaret Hamilton Waltrip R. C. Cummings George Frank Bradford George Buell Edmonds Dwight Buell Litchfield Iil M. Wheelock Boelus Neb C. Akins Kennedy George Crouch Oil City J. A. Kinsman

Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad

An advertisement claims deafness, caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube, can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured and directs readers to send for circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

Hall

Real Estate Transfers Week Ending February 15 1899

Transfers listed include John Hill and wife selling Bear Lake property to Lucius Markham et al for 1500 dollars. Geo L Smith to Wm J Hesch in Warren for 1100 dollars. Cornelia Edg et al to Philopene M Fuellhart for 2600 dollars. John B Donaldson to Anne E Donaldson in Sheffield for 1 dollar. M E S Biddle et al by attorney to T W Weakley in Pleasant for 1000 dollars. Jessie F Ayling to Ellis L Ayling in South West for 300 dollars. Ellis L Ayling to Ben Swanson in South West for 800 dollars.

John Hill Lucius Markham Bear Lake Geo. L. Smith Wm. J. Hesch Warren Cornelia Edg Philopene M. Fuellhart John B. Donaldson Anne E. Donaldson Sheffield M. E. S. Biddle Atty T. W. L. Weakley Pleasant Jessie F. Ayling Ellis L. Ayling South West Ben Swanson

Bread and milk price cut at Maz Office sale

A brief notice lists bread and milk at 25 cents during a sale held by Leal Blanks and the Maz Office. The fragment notes limited items and a local promotional event.

Leal Blanks & the Maz Office

Old Glory over the Philippines and political musings

A collage of political notes from the era positions Old Glory over the Philippines, cites George W. Wilson’s rise to internal revenue chief, recalls Manila’s defenders, and comments on politics, education, and national symbols amid Cuba and Nebraska debates. The piece mentions Gen Miles, the Maine, Bryan, and Alabama school flag pledges.

Philippines George W. Wilson Internal Revenue Washington Ygorates Manila Philadelphia Nevada Miles Maine Havana Sam Jones Bryan Louisville Courier-Journal Jones South House of Representatives of Alabama

Marriages in Falconer Franklin in February 1899

In Falconer New York on February 2 1899 Wesley E Owen of North Warren Pa married Nellie E Hoag of North Warren Pa at Elder J B Stowe's house In Franklin Pennsylvania on February 8 1899 Charles Frazine Hamilton and Bessie W White were married at St Johns Episcopal Church The bride is the organist at St Johns and the groom a Cornell College graduate and son of the late Geo C Hamilton a former resident

Owen—Hoag Falconer N. Y J. B. Stowe Wesley E. Owen Nellie E. Hoag North Warren Hamilton—White Franklin F. W. White Denver Col A. H. Judge St. John’s Episcopal Church Charles Frazine Hamilton

Obituaries from Warren County area deaths in February 1899

DIED notices show Mrs. Wm Brooks at Chandlers Valley aged 76 on Feb 8 1899 George Howard at Busti NY Feb 6 1899 Dr John Porter Canandaigua NY former Warren county merchant aged 88 Harry Hultberg Warren PA Feb 15 1899 aged 17 Delia Stokes North Warren PA Feb 9 1899 pneumonia 87 interment at St Josephs cemetery on Sunday last

Brooks Chandlers Valley Wm. Brooks Howard Busti N. Y George Howard Porter Canandaigua John Porter Warren County Hultberg Warren Harry August Hultberg Walnut Street North Warren P. McKeown Delia Stokes St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Swallow’s Commonwealth Fails To Rally Support

The Commonwealth founder Rev Dr Swallow faced scant backing as funds remained untapped. The piece argues that reformers and patrons resist political risk, aiding only if payment is assured, noting a lone minister’s contribution of one thousand readers and pennies a day could sustain publication.

Dr. Swallow the Commonwealth

Through the State News Roundup and Local Notes

Jamestown estimates 656 fish houses on Chautauqua lake with fish spears up to 40 pounds. Verney Olds injured cutting his toe while splitting wood in Youngsville. Corry firm Cogswell Eaton Gay dissolves. Earl Brown joins to supply meats on Chautauqua assembly grounds. Multiple county financials and court notes follow with county surplus data and teachers’ institutes ruling. The Shaw farm in Chautauqua County expands with Jersey cattle and 925 acres. Local ads for wallpaper, tailored clothing, china, and seafood outlets conclude.

Verney Olds Youngsville Corry Telegraph Cogswell, Eaton & Gay Corry Earl Brown Henry Cogswell Prendergast Jamestown Carnegie Library Pittsburg Historical Society At Buffalo Citizens’ Committee Lake Shore North East Angola Westfield Fredonia Ripley Portland Brocton Kane Knizel Allegheny Congressman Graham Monongahela Ohio Pennsylvania Cambria Centre Wayne McKean Lebanon Snyder Bedford Jefferson Adams County Gordon Clearfield County Slagle T.C. Jones Shaw Farm Chautauqua County Stockton Spectator Stockton Charlotte

Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic

An advertisement promotes a stomach cure called South American Nervine Tonic claiming permanent relief from indigestion and stomach weakness. It asserts immediate, miraculous results from the first dose and guarantees safety and consistency. Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pa sell the remedy.

Hertzel & Saner Warren

Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House

Advertisement for carpet cleaning and renovation services by E. W. Sealy, manager. Offers carpet lifting and relaying, cleaning chenille curtains, feather renovation, guaranteed satisfaction. Orders to be left at the Mansion. Also promotes fruit dishes and ice cream sets for sale.

E. W. Sealy

New gospel of health urges limited meals and strict digestion

A Westminster Review essay argues that most diseases stem from overeating and poor digestion. It advocates two meals daily, the first after rising and the second in the afternoon, with hunger guiding intake. It warns against nourishing invalids with hard to digest foods and links healthy blood to good digestion. It also notes an egg storage experiment in Leith and reports from The American Soldier on Manila sanitation and a Rockefeller childhood photo in Oswego.

Westminster Review Manila Tondo Binondo

Notary Sworn Attestation for Hertzell Bank Directors

The document records the sworn subscription of cashier F. E. Hertzell on February 11, 1899, witnessed by W. H. Allen notary public. Attestation by directors A. T. Scofield Christian Smith and H. A. Jamieson confirms the bank commenced business on April 26, 1893.

F. K. Russell L. Perry D. Clark D. L. Gerould H. Beshlin O. F. Hoffman M. A. Myers E. T. Hazeltine F. E. Hertzel W. H. Allen A. T. Scofield Christian Smith H. A. Jamieson Hon Wm. D Brown Jerry Crary D. W. Beaty Nelson P. Wheeler G. N. Parmlee Andrew Hertzel Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng Cers OFFI Cashier

Crete Flags New Emblem. Auction Sells Queen Victoria Bludgeon

Items include Crete's new autonomous flag with a white cross on blue and a white star on red in the corner. A London auction will sell a stick Lt Pate used to strike Queen Victoria in 1850. he served seven years in jail. Also a Strood bridal party faced a church fire delaying a ceremony. Davy monument in Geneva decayed. Royal Society plans renovation. Ely workhouse master now pauper inmate. Dickens foreshadowed this fate in Oliver Twist.

Crete Pate Queen Victoria London Strood Rochester England Sir Humphry Davy Royal Society Geneva Davy Ely Dickens Oliver Twist Mr. Bumble

Injudicious Metaphors From a Kansas Agitator

A Kansas agitator warns of perilous times as darkness and ominous clouds gather over the land. The excerpt notes the room emptying in 38 seconds and places the scene in the cyclone belt per the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

Kansas St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Warren, PA Charles Albaugh Dennis Vanderbilt William G. Leslie Joseph G. Pentz Kinzua Joseph Fullmer Spring Creek East Street Fehlman Bros Allen Liberty Street UIL Tiona Rogers Block A. Show J. H. Donly J. P. Shelly F. A. Blandin Biekarck Mozart Society of THE Mercury Gladerun North Clarendon Democrat Conewango Township Lavina Gregory William Brooks U. B Jamestown Journal Tidioute Arthur Evans Athens 15Th Penna Frank W. Thompson Co. C G. A. Ferris Wattsburg Eden Lodge Harry Ferguson U. S. Inf San Juan J. D. Mead J. H. Allen Russell the Messenger Mullica Hill New Jersey J. H. Gardiner Taylor Episcopal Church Archdeacon Cole Wm. Akeley Rhone L. D. Marsh Grip Julia Phillips J. H. Houghnot F. J. Cheney &Co Toledo, O Harper University of Chicago Gen St. Louis Democrat CoLoRaDo Cuba Nebraska House of Representatives Allen and Thurston McKinley Lincoln Nebraska Gen. Eagan Walt Whitman Harrisburg Chautauqua Lake W. C. Rowland & Sons W.C RowLand & Sons Exchange Jake China Uuss Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Hickory and Third Streets George Smith E. Detchon Messrs. Christianson Bernard Street Leith Chambers’ Journal John D. Rockefeller Oswego Academy Oswego Rockefeller William Smyth Smyth General I. S. Catlin George Worthington Charles R. Colburn First National Bank First National Bank of Pennsy Resources Sauking House Firaleare Case Bat Spoele Sasenen Osenener State of County Pen I. F. K. Russell Citizens National Bank Citizens National Bank of U.’S Farnilu Osceesnoscers U. 3 Wees Sao Anaeaee National Bank Penn’a County of Warren National Bank U.S State Ee . E. Hertzel Elief Orphan’s Court Christopher Moll Bertha van Orsdale Leon Spencer Effie Johnson Viril Johnson Mary E. Johnson Perry D. Clark Minnie Herold Mary L Herold Edward Herold Simon Herold Henry Baker C. A. Swanson Wm. Thop March Court Stephen V. Ackley Chas. Widdifield Daniel Donnovan E H. Post L. Lessig R. Uhlman Jane Conners James Lang Sarah F. Watson Kate P. Hue H. W. Weller G. P. Mead Etters St August Wuertzer Conewango Emma Wuertzer Indias Nansooks Maslin Underwear O.h.hunter & Son St. Gall, Switzerland T. O. Slater & CO Water Street
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