Warren Echoes of Blizzard Cold and Community News
Weather and local life dominate Warren items with twenty pages of notes. Mentions include Al Allen at 221 Liberty Street, New Year quiet, Judge Lindsey in Smethport, and Miss Clare Clark slowly recovering. Local schools, library meeting, and new law firm Hinckley Rice Alexander noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
Warren Boro
Lindsey
Smethport
Clare Clark
Belle McPherson
Frank Fisher
McMullen
Elizabeth Fisher
New York City
Max Sill
Tonawanda
N. Y
Parente
Hss
Blaine Monroe
Charlie Conarro
Joshua
Sylvia Bal
Cornell College
Katherine Lesser
Warren Public Library Association
Old Guard
Brann
Cowden
East Street
C. E. Cobb
Anna W. Syms
Durfee
Philadelphia
California
Josephine Smith
Warren
Hinckley, Rice & Alexander
J. Herbert Alexander
W. J. Phillips
U.S. Rogers
Third Street
Jacobson Mfg. Co
Eugene Arnold
A. R. Taylor
Episcopal Church of
Taylor
Minnesota
Chandler farmer sells 790 pound hog for a good price
N A Porter of Chandler's Valley Grange brought a large hog to town and sold it at a favorable price. The animal weighed 790 pounds live and 685 pounds dressed. Porter comments farmers should be prosperous and save money.
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N. A. Porter
Chandler’s Valley Grange
Olean Military Company
Rec
January Jurors Drawn for Court Opening Monday 25th 1904
January jurors were drawn for the court opening on Monday January 25 1904. The list includes laborers farmers merchants clerks and tradesmen from Warren Mead Sugar Grove Pine Grove Tidioute Youngsville and surrounding townships with names such as Atkins Black Bauer Baugher Clendenning Cooney Dawson Danning Devine Ellis Farr Finland Goodwill Gleason Hodges Holm Hubbard Jones Lesser Miller Nichols Pelton Rogers Rapp Stanton Sigging Slingliff Sampson Spetz Wells White Wise Way York and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
G. W
Kinzun
Black
Chase
Sheffield
Bauer
Fred
Pamper
Glade
Bickner
Mead
Bride
Baker
A. W
Warren
Brogan
Will
Pine Grove
Baugher
James
Farmer
Limestone Two
Clendenning
John
Cooney
L. D
Brokenstraw
Carlow
Campbell
B. L
Pittsfield
Chapman
Alden
Conroe
J. H
Dawson
W. R
Ins
Tidioute
Danning
A. J
Merchant
Spring Creek
Devine
Luke Jr
Ellis
Fremont
Sugar Grove
Eastman
Edgar
Farr
Finland
Michael
Goodwill
Lynn
Eldred
Gleason
G. E
Hodges
Geo
Youngsville
Holm
L. P
Cherry Grove
Hubbard
R. E
Jones
William
Lesser
George
Miller
Andrew S
Pittsfield Nichols
L. E
Pelton
A. E
Freehold
Rogers
Rapp
J. J
Stanton
Leslie
Farmington
Sigging
H. A
Slingliff
J. M
Grand Valley
Sampson
Elk
Spetz
John A
Wells
Mason
White
R. D
Wise
Elmer
Limestone
Way
Willard
York
David
Conewango
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Real estate transfers listed include John H. Lockwood to Allen Tubbs in South West for 150 dollars and Claude Summerton to Henry Summerton in Deerfield for 1 dollar, among many others. Transactions show multiple properties across towns such as Freehold, Warren, Pittsfield, and Glade with values ranging from 1 to 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lockwood
Allen Tubbs
South West
Claude Summerton
Henry Summerton
Deerfield
Alex. Clark
Edward Alex. Clark
Same
Glade
West Warren R. E. Co
Wm. J. Geitner
Connewango
Kitt Carson Carr
Mary C. Danron
Freehold
Rowe
Nypano R. R. Co
Columbus
J. E. Powers
Florence Northrop
Florence Northrop Et al To J. A. Northrop
Spring Creek
Benj. Franklin
John Lawson
Farmington
George Kolifrat
W.F. Dalrymple
Pittsfield
W. F. Dalrymple
Pay Bros
John W. Houhart
Michael Houhart
Conenango
Samuel E. Park
Frank E. Collins
Warren
Karoline Kabinch
Simon Huber
H. L. Gordon
Wm. E. Messenger
Hiram Stuffiebeam
Wm. H. Stewart
Enterprise Oil & Lumber Co
Thomas
Harriett E
Banks Open Afternoon For Saturday Check Cashing
Due to the saturday half day, cashing hours are set from noon to five P M for checks drawn by local businesses or manufacturers, easing the burden on laborers and visiting traders in Warren.
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Warren
Marriages Passed In Brief From Various Locations
In St Paul Minnesota Harry P Taylor of Salt Lake City married Miss Lois M Nesmith formerly of Warren Pennsylvania at the home of the bride’s parents. Nellie Irene Cook of Warren Pennsylvania wed Edwin Keene of Oil City on January 1 1904 in Oil City. Will Duck of Tionea Pennsylvania married Miss Delia Marley of Sheffield Pennsylvania on December 31 1903 at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor—Nesmith
St. Paul, Minn
Phrice
J. J. Nesmith
Longley
Harry P. Taylor
Salt Lake City
Lois M. Nesmith
Warren, Pa
Sincerny—Cook
Oil City
Nellie Irene Cook
Warren
Edwin Keene
Duck—Marley
Sheffield
E. Jones
Will Duck
Tionea
Delia Marley
Warren Deaths Outline Local Obituaries
Warren notices report Daniel W Brodhead aged 64 65 died after long illness in Warren Jan 2 1904 Harry Hjelte aged 12 died in Warren Jan 3 1904 Charles Rodman aged 25 died in Warren Jan 5 1904 Samuel Crozier of Glade Run died Jan 5 1904 at Emergency Hospital from typhoid Margaret Donaldson aged 75 died in Barnes Pa Dec 28 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjelte
Warren
Harry
G. A. Hjelte
RepMan
Charles
Joseph Rodman
State Grange meeting at Wilkesbarre draws 506 delegates
About 506 delegates attend the State Grange session in Wilkesbarre with hundreds of visiting members from across the state. The secretary reports 5,000 new members this year and 25 new granges organized while seven dormant ones were reorganized in 21 counties. The treasurer notes a healthy balance with receipts exceeding expenditures by over 1600 dollars. Professor Montgomery of Harrisburg outlines a traveling library to aid local granges and ensure well stocked halls with books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
State Grange
Reading
Montgomery
Harrisburg
Debate Over Panama Citizenship Title Reaches Geographic Board
W S Couch notes the board of geographic names faces a long dispute on the correct term for residents of the isthmus nation. Variants include Panamans Panamanians Panamese and Panameno with Panamen proposed as the plural. Pierce and the State Department offer cautious usage. The board plans to study before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Geographic Names
Panama
New Republic
Pierce
State Department
Isthmus
W. S. Couch
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cold wave grips Northern States with record lows
Reports say last Monday's cold wave reached Maryland and spread to New York and New England with temperatures ten to forty degrees below zero. Railroads faced outages but improved by Wednesday. Weather prophets boast of a harsh winter while last year set record lows in November and December. Gas bills reflect the chill with Penn a Gas Co. weather data. A Christmas joke notes a steel trap in a stocking for Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Temple of Justice
Putnam
Brown
Clark
Knapp
Warren Trust Co
Farmington
Love
B. V. Wood
Lindsey
Higby-Gallagher
Penn’a R. R. Co
Gallagher
Ed. W. Moore
Spring Creek
Jane
Warren
Mercury
Pittsfield
Acocks
Mail
Maryland
New York
New England
Penn’a Gas Co
Engraved Stationery Styles at The Mail Office
Latest and fashionable engraved stationery samples on display with prices. Public notice from The Mail Office announcing new designs for customers seeking quality writing materials. Includes sample selections and price guidance for potential buyers.
Hunter's Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale Ad
Progress is our watch word and each season we eclipse prior sale offerings. This notice invites readers familiar with January and July sales to attend the current pre inventory clearance event hosted by Hunter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
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Home Matters
L. A. Coates
Sallie Mitchell
Supt. MacGowan
Sixth Ward
G. W. Metzger
Penn’a
W. H. Hinckley
F. K. Russell
J. H. Alexander
C. W. Jamieson
C. D. Crandall
A. D. Wood
H. A. Booth
Warren County
Amitage-Kerwin Co
Wm. H. Kerwin
Warren Savings Bank
Preston
Rouse Hospital
LuLu Yates
Baptist Church
Union City Times
Keller’s Sons
Titusville
United States
Italy
Germany
Hungary
J. G. Curtis
Ludlow
Supreme Court
Masterson
Malil
Smart Set
Santa Claus
Hunter’s Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
B.kuppenheimerz
America
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
Union Store
Eberhart & Miller