23 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
1
Warren notes report heavy snowfall with plows clearing rail lines and roads. Local visits and events continue including church revivals, elections, weddings, and upcoming Chautauqua Assembly details. Residents plan visits to Asheville and Florida, while new hires and infrastructure adjustments shape town activities.
Doings include a Methodist entertainment at Library Hall boosting funds and praise for C. H. Smith store opening bargains. Rev. Taylor speaks to the Episcopal Men’s Club on humorists. News covers illness in Kane and Typhoid, rail work pauses for snow, and a carmen council forming in Bradford. Plus sleigh ride, theater ads, and school flags raised.
Warren announces the marriage of B. J. Erskine and Jennie Evans on February 22 1905 at St. Joseph s Rectory. Rev Father Sieverding officiated and both spouses are of Warren.
Death notices report Ellen J. Ellis 55 buried Wesleyan cemetery. Gertrude Eames wife of Orville Eames dies of lung disease. George Reynolds dies of heart disease. James Burrows 69 buried in Sandy Lake, Pa. Burial details indicate local cemeteries and dates in February 1905.
Henry H Cumings of Tidioute Warren County serves a second Senate term after a 1903 re election He graduated Oberlin College in 1862 joined the Union Army with the Fourteenth Army Corps rising to captain He later entered oil farming lumbering manufacturing and banking and led the Grand Army of the Republic in 1895 1896 He was elected Senator in 1898 with strong support and in 1903 chaired Education and in 1905 Military Affairs committees
On February 2 the Pittsburg Times marked its twenty fifth anniversary. The paper boasts the largest circulation among Pittsburg morning papers and asserts it remains widely read for its forthright coverage of public issues. It emphasizes precise news, accurate finance, up to date sports, strong serials, and a non yellow editorial stance with no Sunday issue. Six cents a week or three dollars a year.
Farm and Town promotes a plan offering $50 for a better rare fruit list and planting from a tested catalog of fruit trees shrubs and roses. It claims five acres of well cared for orchards outperform 200 acres of grain and details profits from three acres of strawberries and one acre of gooseberries with a Warren Pennsylvania contact Lock box 885.
Scribner’s Magazine opens with Curtis’s rare ethnographic portraits of American Indians taken over years of fieldwork. George Bird Grinnell hails the collection as a faithful, artistically rendered record of native life in primitive conditions. Also notes a Norwegian horse feeding quirk and a mail subscription promotion.
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