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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1875
Page
3
Fruit and produce items alongside honey and jams list
A fragmented shopping list shows Rh Cans and Peaches Bartlett Pears Pineapple Strawberries Baltimore Corn Sugar Corn String Beans Green Peas Pumpkin Tomatoes Mushrooms Condensed Mil Honey in Comb Honey Strained in 1 qt jars and 1 lb jars described as strictly pure. Referenced items include various canned goods and produce typical of a market catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New Crop Teas Offered In Assorted Varieties
Readable lines describe various tea types including Good Young Hyson Fine Young Hyson Finest Young Hyson Choicest Young Hyson Good Oolong and Japan teas. Mentions boxed storage and small lots with emphasis on quality and selection. No dates or places provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Simer
Young Hyson
Choice
Oolong
Sugar Prices and Terms in January 1875 Ledger
Readable fragment shows sugar pricing terms from January 25 1875 including Standard A Perth 11 cents crushed extra fine 10, granulated 9, powdered 12. The entry lists various sugar product grades with small serif style abbreviations and ledger style numbering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
L. F
Closing Out Sale and Local Notices in Warren Pa
Notices advertise coal on payment terms from Davidson and Harmon in Warren Pennsylvania dated January 25 1875. A closing out sale by D M Gross and Co promotes cash only purchases and dissolution of partnership while urging debtors to settle. Various ads promote dry goods shirts furniture and hats and caps with prices and store relocations and promotions for Robt H Johnson Greenland Bros McDaniels Ronne and Roman Scrip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson & Harmon
Warren, Pa
D. M. Gross & Co’s
D. M. Gross & Co
Charles H. Noyes
Hope
Union School Hall
Betsey Jones
Mead Township
Citizens Savings Bank
M. Waters
H. R. Crowell
P. Johnson
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
D. McKelvy
J. R. Clark
Expressmen
United States
Canada
Chicago
L. D. Crandall
Warren
Guardians of the Peace
Chandler
Roscoe Hall
Coleman
Titusville
Doe
J. G. Vannestrand
Oil City
Prof. Held
Prof. Coleman
J. F. Wells & Co’s
Ager’s
Warren Notes From Town and County Happenings
A dense column of Warren and surrounding towns news covers hotel activity, lumber trade, measles in Jamestown, fires in Parker City with $16 000 loss, auctions, new businesses, religious revivals, lectures, social events, and local commerce. Included are rail and bridge notes, society updates, and community entertainments for early 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel de Bernard
Mill Pond
Union City
Girard
Forest County
Jamestown
Parker City
Variety Hall
Temperance movement pulses with vigor in 1875 outlets
The Warren Mail summarizes an 1875 New York Christian Advocate piece affirming the temperance cause remains strong with new strength and momentum. It notes Boston’s Tremont Temple gathering with Dr. Miner Rev. Whittaker and John B. Gough, plans for Sea Cliff encampment, plus Pittsburgh mayoral admonitions to police to avoid saloons. It reprints the Warren Woman's Christian Temperance Union constitution and officers, and ends with a critique of “Cheap Papers” and sensational yet shallow information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail
New York Christian Advocate
Boston
Tremont Temple
Miner
John B. Gough
Whittaker
Sea Cliff
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Phillips
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Warren
Death of Col Augustus F Allen Congressman Elect of Chautauqua
Col Augustus F Allen of Jamestown dies at his home January 20 1875 after a long spinal disease that affected his brain. Wealthy and popular he led in Jamestown and Chautauqua County politics. His death triggers a new congressional election. he was born September 13 1813 in Brattleboro Vermont and came to Jamestown in 1817. His wife and children were abroad, Alfred Allen among them, and Mrs Allen and son were en route home at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus F. Allen
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Europe
Car inspector killed at Irvington in railroad accident
J W Bain a car inspector for the P and E road at Irvington Pa was crushed when a box car moved while workers were under it. McDonald of the Empire line suffered a crushed leg. A jury empaneled by J P Ed W Marsh found Bain’s death accidental and blamed the Empire Line for lacking signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bain
Irvineton
Mr. McDonald
Empire Line
Bain
McDonald
Ed. W. Marsh
J. P
J. W. Folwell
J. H. Jackson
P. S. Jackson
C. W. Smith
W. H. Clark
Thos. Tunstall
James W. Bain
Irvington
Empire Line Transportation Co
Death of Asa Th. Barnes Sheffield Pioneer
Asa Th. Barnes of Sheffield died suddenly of pleurisy on the 21st at age 58. He was buried Sunday by the Warren Odd Fellows Lodge which chartered a special car for about 40 attendees. Barnes was a longtime active resident and his funeral was largely attended. Rev. J. H. Stoney preached the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa TH. Barnes
Sheffield
Odd Fellows Lodge
Warren
Barnes
J. H. Stoney
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G. L. Friday
Kitts
Columbia River
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Ise
Choice New Ilamburg
Java Congo
Ccccee
Java
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N. O. Molasses
P. R. Molasses
Thas
McDaniels & Ronne’s
H. Johnson
Greenland
McDaniels & Rome
Scrip
Suspension Bridge
Roman’s
McDaniels and
Ronne’s
Scrip Clothing Store
Corry Man
Serip Clothing Store
Glade Township
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Kirberger Place
Wilhelmene Krirberger Warren
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Tath
Davidson & Ilarmon
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Home Matters
Thomas
Brookville Republican
Paradise
Erie
Southern Chautauqua Musical Association
Ashville
Ma’ams
John H. Walker
McHenry House
Meadville
Sugar Grove
Buffalo
Fredonia
Rumpler
Rene
Mr. Howart
Butler County
Good Templars
S. Burgess
Mr. McKinsky
Dunkirk Journal
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Sam
Jamestown Journal
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Edwards
Mr. Houhart
J. N. Wilkins
John
D. Layman
Washington
Erie Harbor
John Ll. Shorey
Broomfield Street
Mass
Donald Stuart
Russellburg
Haywood
Starr
C. C. Dean
Falconer
Carver House
Jennie Carroll
GC. H. Noyes
Godey
L. A
Warren County Medical Society
A. C. Blodgett
Youngsville
C. H. Smith
W. V. Hazeltine
H. L. Bartholomew
Board of Censors
H. D. Snowden
N. Y
St. Louis
York
Congress
D. B. Bernard
the Temperance Cause
THE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
L. C. Flint
W. M. Lindsey
Orpbha Sterrett
L. T. Parmlee
Jane Swift
A. Gerould
A. Ruhlman
Knupp
L. D. Wetmore
Jane Orr
8. P. Johnson
Erie Dispatch
Youngsville Silver Cornet Band
Willie McKinney
H. C. Kinnear
P. Patch
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Eugene Agrelius
George Gross
Theepublican
Winona
Minn
Secon Pd National Bank
Second National Bank
Mark Willson
Willson
L. R. Brooks
Mr. Doolittle
Col
A. F. Allen
Rush Bartlett & Son
Rush
Pleasant Township
New York
Roscoe Hatui
Hi Henry
New York City
Silver Band
NEW Eftirm
Geo. P. Orr & Co
Pennsylvania
Snyder & Wood
Third Street
R. Miles
Andrew Meehan
Burgess
Warren County
Brown & Struthers
Iron Works
N.Y
Old Exchange Building
Penn
Xooo
McNett & Son
John Grindley
D. F. Anderson
Ludlow House
McNerr
Seects JT
W. McNetr
Scrip Hat & Cap Store
Parmlee & Henry
Goododdds
Canton
Buuunrt
Frank Leslie
P. S
Amarwy
O. H. Hunter’s
Greenland Brothers
Episcopal Church
C&c
Sauget
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