24 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
1
Poem by Frank Sweet urges self-improvement and personal responsibility. It counsels removing one’s own weeds first and steadily tending one’s path. The verse extols growing upright through toil and honoring a hard lot by diligent effort.
Mrs. I. W. Fellers ill. Jacob Keller at the National Cutters' convention in Chicago. Various residents attends hunts, relocations, and travels to Philadelphia, Buffalo, Coffeyville, and New York. Local business bursts include Cousins Incubator Co. expansion, and Phillips Ice Co. talks of an artificial plant. Public affairs cover council candidates, water works planning, and hospital sewage plans.
A group including ex Speaker Henry Walton and Sen Heidelbaugh visited the State Hospital at North Warren on a Thursday morning. Supt Guth and Trustee Waters met them at the depot and led a careful inspection. The North American praised Warren hospital’s management and care of 598 men and 582 women despite crowding.
Henry P. Harvick of 107 Sechrst Street Warren an engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad was killed at the tower between Steelam and Clarendon at 8 40 p m Thursday Jan 17 He was crushed when a freight brakeman opened the switch the wrong way Harvick had fifteen years service and is survived by his mother Mrs Sarah Harvick and brother Fillmore Funeral was held at his late home with interment at Irvineton
A telegram from Alburquerque New Mexico brought news of the sudden death of Mrs Edwin C Alexander in that city. She had been in New Mexico since last fall seeking health benefits from the climate. No funeral arrangements have been announced yet. Mirror Jan 22.
A local sale advertises odd shirt waists petticoats shawls muslin undergarments and linen items at reduced prices. Fur pieces fur sets and ready-to-wear skirts mark savings. Flannel yardage and Marsailles spreads feature notable price cuts with new spring ginghams now on show.
Remnants of Velvets and Velveteen, table linen and towelings, dress goods, white goods, white and colored curtain Swiss, ginghams, outing flannels, flannelettes, sheeting, pillow cases and tubing, 36 inch muslin, ribbons offered.
At Ella J. Morrison’s home in Krazua on January 21 Miss Eva D. Kelsey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kelsey wed Walter E. Swan son of Kane. Rev W R Buz za officiated. Miss Mattie Tate was bridesmaid and Mason Sheldon best man. A dainty lunch followed and the couple left on the 6:45 train for Kane to make 530 Greeve street their home.
Warren County Republican officials announce the February election primaries will be held Saturday January 26 1907 under the old law. Polls in larger districts should stay open four hours to ensure all Republicans can vote with E W Parshall as chairman and the county commissioners agreeing.
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