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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1904
Page
1
Local items report holiday observances, church services, and community updates. A fire at Struthers Iron Works, a charitable $3,000 gift to Jacob Schuler’s widow, and a list of residents traveling south are noted alongside Lent services and school lectures.
Ralph N. Brown the new Sheriff of Warren County handed a prisoner to Sheriff Noblit for safekeeping last Friday. Brown hails from Republican stock as son of Hon. Paul W. Brown former Associate Judge and Representative and is expected to leave a creditable record. The column also notes numerous local death notices from recent weeks and reflects on winter illness.
In latest styles of paper and envelopes with good stock and low prices samples are shown and orders are taken at the Mail Office.
In a brief exchange, a young husband explains being detained downtown for important business, while the young wife retorts with a sharp jab about her father. The dialogue portrays domestic tension and a witty edge characteristic of Chicago Tribune style.
Harvey Jackson, ill last week, is improving. A daughter born to Will Woodard and wife on Monday. Rosa Gililland went to Buffalo for work. A wild deer visited Saybrook, then returned to the woods as hunting is closed. Robert K. Middleton of Corry died February 5 1904 in Sugar Grove. Funeral two days later at home of C S Middleton. David Blodgett, former local resident and County House inmate, died last week and was taken to Busti for burial February 7.
Real estate transfers list numerous entries with buyers and spouses, properties and towns such as Triumph, Tidioute, Warren, Pittsfield, Conewango, and Bear Lake. Amounts range from 1 to 8000 dollars, including singletons and estates.
Widow offers 9016 acres near Frewsburg four miles from Jamestown with level soil fruit trees wells and running water in pastures two large barns and houses suitable for division into village lots. On Warren Jamestown electric railway line opening next summer, land priced to move. Call Frewsburg Route 84 for details.
Collier's will deploy Richard Harding Davis as chief front line correspondent in the Japanese-Russian War, supported by eleven staff writers and photographers. The fully independent bureau will report progress, scenes of action, and developing events, with a comprehensive map available by mail request to Collier's Weekly in New York.
Notice states banks will cash checks from 12 to 5 P M on Saturdays to ease the burden on laborers and out of town trade visiting Warren. It specifies checks drawn by local business houses or manufacturers.
Advertisement notes latest fashionable engraved Stationmerg items with samples shown and prices given, inviting customers to view offerings.
A local grocer promotes affordable produce and confections with prompt service. The notice also advertises subscription rates for the Mai, New York Tribune Farmer, Tri-Weekly Tribune, and MAIL, urging readers to subscribe now and mentioning best job printing at the MAIL OFFICE.
In Warren on February 10 1904 Arthur Long and Louise Gutzler wed at the parsonage. In Sugar Grove February 15 1904 Carl K Truesdell and Blanche Beatrice Mix married at the bride's parents' home. In Sheffield February 10 1904 Patrick F O Leary and Josephine K Dwyer joined in St. Anthony's Church. In Frewsburg January 25 1904 Dorr D Holcomb and M Belle Buchanan wed near Tidioute.
A list of deaths and funeral notices from Warren and surrounding towns dated February 1904. Includes Mary Salome Keller and Charles Eaton in Warren, Prof. Charles E Beecher of New Haven and Esther MacDonald of Warren, with details on ages, relatives, churches, burial sites, and memorial services.
106 acre farm three miles from Warren Pa on Street Railway toward Jamestown N Y includes 75 acres improved fair apple orchard and sturdy buildings with water well. Inquiries to Perry D Clark Warren Pa or James Rockey on site.
An early notice promotes Smiley's Grocery for fresh and pure goods and bargains. It invites shoppers to explore Syer's Berlin Jones Stationery line and mentions Wendelboe at 217 Liberty St as a point of contact.
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