Warren Notes Highlight Local Social And Civic Happenings
War ren residents note visits and travel including S B Crosby of Corry and Mrs Earl MacDonald heading to California. Frank Cook departs for Porto Rico with Hammond Iron Works crew. Postmaster Waters wins another term as Warren plans for four more years. Elections discuss candidates for Republican nom in Glade township. A gas company meeting lists new directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chambers
Clarendon
Newmaker & Reed
Louis Schweitzer
Sheffield
Philip Schweitzer
Conenango Avenue
Frank Cook
Porto Rico
Hammond Iron Works
Ora Burgess
Tidioute
Warren
S. W. Brown
Fourth Street
K. A L. Morris
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
Waters
Mary O. King
Father Vaughan
Glade Township
Walter Ward
Fred Wentz
Sam Mack
Peter Sorrensen
Fred Bauer
Geo. Schiller
Clyde Maharty
Geo. L. Smith
Jamestown Marriages 1905 Reflects Many Out-of-State Couples
The 1905 Jamestown marriage register lists 666 ceremonies requiring a justice or official. Although Jamestown is a small city, over half the marriages were of couples from outside the state, underscoring Jamestown’s Gretna Green status with contracting parties often from across the southern state line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Keystone State Couples Dominate Local Marriages
The Journal notes that most marriages last year involved residents from Oil City Bradford Titusville Warren Meadville Corry Titusville Franklin Greenville Union City and other towns, with about 313 couples from Pennsylvania and around 50 from Ohio marrying in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Bradford
Titusville
Warren
Meadville
Corry
Tidioute
Franklin
Greenville
Union City
Jamestown
Keystone State
Ohio
Journal
Town approves Y at Liberty and Pennsylvania junction
At a special meeting the Warren Street Railway Co.获 permission to place a Y at Liberty street and Pennsylvania avenue junction and to lay tracks on Laurel street. The company pledges spring pavement along tracks, gravel on Conewango avenue, and to cover paving costs between and beside rails as streets are paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Street Railway Co
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Laurel Street
Railway Co
Conewango Avenue
Third Street
Suspension of Church News Publication
The Church News in this city ceased publication with its last issue. An obituary blames the Typographical Union and hints threats against other papers over job work at the Church News office. The Mail denies involvement in any threats while noting the publication’s inevitable end due to lack of local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church News
Geo. W. Ames
Printers’ Union
MAIL
Garland Fire Destroys Hotel Shop in Town Blaze
A severe fire swept Garland, west of Warren, around 12 30 Monday night consuming the Hathaway Hotel occupied by M L Barber and L Sealy, a house and blacksmith shop owned by Andrew Miller, and Barber’s wagon shop. Loss runs to thousands with little insurance. Origin unknown. Barber suspects incendiary work after prior depredations including stolen fowls and a poisoned horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Barber
Trolley Line Inspected by Eastern Finance Group
A party of financial experts from eastern cities inspected the Warren Jamestown trolley line last Thursday. Members included Julius Christenson C L Eberle J L Smith Eugene Ivins J L Harley J L Schatchard W W Ernha rdt Joseph and George Fling J C Burke Canby S Tyson W L Fincher and Oscar Wood. They praised the road as the finest in the world for equipment and economy of operation. The line is a single phase system with Westinghouse patent devices recently produced in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren- Jamestown
Julius Christenson
C. L. Eberle
J. L. Smith
Eugene Ivins
J. L. Harley
J.L. Schatchard
W. W. Ernhardt
Joseph and
George Fling
J. C. Burke
Canby S. Tyson
W. L. Fincher
Oscar Wood
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Philharmonic Concert Delights Warren Audience
The Warren Philharmonic Society hosted a strong program last Thursday featuring talks by Leroy Campbell on the psychology of music and Lindsay on the evolution of the symphony. W. B. White spoke on the evolution of the orchestra, followed by a Philharmonic Orchestra performance of pieces including Wagner and Mascagni works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Philharmonic Society
Leroy Campbell
Lindsey
W. B. White
Philharmonic Orchestra
Essass
Wagner Largo
Opera Xerxes
Sssace Censer Handel Intermezzo
Calveria Rusticana
Mascagni
Rienzi
Wagner
Roseland
Max Eugene
Slater Winger Wheeler A Winning Ticket Nomination
Republican primaries placed a strong borough slate in nomination with T. O. Slater for Burgess and J. E. Wheeler for Justice of the Peace unopposed. Tax Collector drew five candidates, spotlighting Winger who won the post. council and school director nominations followed in each ward. Democratic primaries set for next Saturday to nominate opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Slater
Burgess
J. E. Wheeler
Justice of the Peace
Winger
Arthur R. Taylor
Barna Horton
John Humphrey
Waters Josty wedding in Titusville Pa special notice
Married in Titusville Pa on January 23 1906 Myron H Waters son of the postmaster and Mrs S W Waters and Marguerite C Josty will reside in Chelsea Indian Territory for their future home Also James Barrows of Warren wed Maud Grey of Celeron at Olean N Y January 22 1906 and will live in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Josty
Titusville
Myron H. Waters
S. W. Waters
Marguerite C. Josty
Obituary notices from Warren and surrounding towns dated January 1906
Deaths listed for W. C. Rowland Benjamin F. Walker Chas A Rollins A D Axtell infant Connelly D Brogan Cornelius Gallagher with dates ages and burial plans noted. Surviving spouses children and siblings named. Oakland Cemetery interment referenced. Multiple funeral services announced across Warren Youngsville Gladerun and Akeley areas.
Births in 1906 New Year Week Listed
Announcements note three newborn boys in early 1906. Mr and Mrs Charles A Schoolmaster welcome a son on January 17 aboard the Island of Sumatra. Mr and Mrs C H Repman of Sixth Street report a son. Mr and Mrs David Alexander celebrate a son born January 18 1906.
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Chas. A
Island of
Sumatra
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Several Towns
A sequence of real estate transfers is reported with buyers and sellers including Nathan Branch Estate to Michael P. Miller in Glade for 300 dollars and Katherine Mader to Helen G. Ball in Warren for 1 dollar. Additional parcels change hands among residents and companies, with prices ranging from 1 to 2160 dollars and properties located in Warren, Sheffield, Tidioute, Pine Grove, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Broughton
A. B. Porter
Pittsfield
Geo. D. Pratt
Jane White
Southwest
Anna E. Scott
Lloyd M Scott
Conewango
Albion Fox
Ernest G. Fox
Pleasant
Wm. B. Rice
Columbus & Erie R. R. Co
Freehold
Erie Land & Improvement Co
John Baldensperger
Gustave A. Fox
R. G. Chapel
F. A. Steber
Warren
Chester Park
Harris Sontag
Frank Smith
John D. Smith
Columbus
Chauncey Spencer
F. E. Carlson
Great Nat. Petroleum Co
Edward Bowers
Brokenstraw
Spring Hill Mining Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Stockholders met January 17 at the Savings Bank Building to elect officers. A. T. Mason was chosen president and J. W. Armstrong as vice president. S. H. Briggs was named treasurer and C. M. Imus secretary. Board members include the officers plus EK. J. Armstrong, Frank Clemons, and George B. Munn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Gas Co
CC. N. Payne
J. P. Jefferson
Joseph Seep
E. Strong
John Tonkin
Jerry Crary
W. W. Beaty
J. C. McKinney
M. W. Jamieson
C. N. Payne
W. H. Filler
James W. Kitchen
Spring Hill Mining Company
Savings Bank
A. T. Mason
J. W. Armstrong
S. H. Briggs
C. M. Imus
EK. J. Armstrong
Frank Clemons
George B. Munn
Warren Mail Gets Fresh Look as Weekly Newspaper
The Warren Mail, a long established paper over a century old, debuts a sprightly new dress of type with its latest issue, signaling renewed vigor for the weekly publication and its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail
Hunter's Cash Store Announces Second Great Remnant Sale
The Hunt ers Cash Store advertises a clearance event titled Second Great Remnant Sale featuring odds ends and remnants from a prior week’s sale. The notice emphasizes both telephone lines and the store’s clearance format.
Putnam and Capewell Horse Nails and Shoes
Carriage carbon foot warmers are mentioned as a related accessory in the listing alongside Putnam and Capewell horse nails and steel cutter shoes. The item is presented as part of a catalog of horsecare and carriage equipment.
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Home Matters
Santintieitite Ts
George D. Tripp
Tiona Oil
S. B. Crosby
Earl MacDonald
California
Bliss van Every
Philadelphia
Harriet Webster
Raymond E
Elmer Harper
Middlebourne
W. Va
John Elliott
Hemlock
Gladerun
C. P. Northrup
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
Columbus Avenue
Jamestown Post
Garland
Slater
Winger Wheeler
Nomi
W.F. Messner
W. C. Watson
Peter Eeeees
Reeees
Eens
Hunter’s Cash Store
O. I. Hunter & Son
Bev AP
Arren
Pal J
I. C. Slater & Co
Garland Gas Ranges
Welsbach
Stantly
Penn’a Ave
West
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