14 Jan 1904
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
1
Local society notes include births and deaths, church and club events, library updates, and community announcements. Warren YMC A representatives headed to Kane for athletic meet. Municipal, bank, and relief society elections noted. weather and snow impact reported.
George D. Hastings and Alice G. Cort of Tidioute Pa wed at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday January 6 1904 at 230 PM Rev H F Marks officiating Ella McDonald and Norman Fuller married December 30 1903 at Corry Pa and now reside in Warren Pa
In Warren and nearby towns several deaths are reported. Clare Clark aged 21 died after six weeks of typhoid fever, engaged to Henry D. Swengle of Warren. Joshua W. Thompson died of heart disease at 72. August Benson, 22, died of pneumonia in Warren. Joseph Schaffer, 44, died at Glade Row. Daniel Brown, 78, died in Tiona, Pa. Funeral details and survivors noted.
The State Supreme Court decided in favor of C. W. Stone, R. B. Stone, A. J. Hazeltine and J. B. Akin against Marshall Oil, Washington Oil and Natural Gas, awarding $112,965.30. The piece notes January nomination deadlines and Warren county Republican primaries, plus county courts amid wintry weather and a cold snap.
Latest fashionable stationery samples with prices at the Mail Office. Trunks, satchels and suit cases shown in a large assortment. Fine goods and low prices at S. Keller's Sons store.
The piece cites Mrs. Sarah Rorer claiming egg consumption affects divorce frequency with a quip on eggs at forty cents a dozen. It also notes a Supreme Court view that councils cannot bind future bodies by promising streets for immediate improvements.
A large lot of cloths has arrived for Jacob Keller the tailor. He has men ready to make clothes and guarantees a good fit. Visit Jake in his new store on Penn's avenue to see the merchandise and services.
The Shoe Merchant B G Gregory announces a Saturday cashing plan from 12 to 5 P M to help laborers and out of town trade inconvenienced by banks closing at noon. Local checks drawn by Warren businesses will be honored during these hours.
Erie Railroad offers one way colonist tickets on sale the first and third Tuesday of every month to West South and Southwest destinations. Low rates apply and the nearest Erie agent can provide full information.
A local tailor invites friends and patrons to inspect a large selection of cloths suitable for men's suits and ladies skirts and sacques. The offer promises very low prices and urges customers to call and choose their preferred items.
A humorous comparison of qualities and prices leads readers to Smiley's. The author quips about fools saving others trouble, gossip boomerangs, and personal troubles feeling worst. It notes habits of loving, dignity strained by sore feet, and human foibles.
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