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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1899

Page

3

CaucuS caucus urged for Warren Republicans and local elections

Weather outlook for Wednesday afternoon predicts threating weather tonight and brisk southwesterly winds Thursday. Warren Republicans are urged to attend caucuses next Saturday evening to elect sixteen representatives to the Council and School Board along with other officers. Y M C A officers were elected with M B Dunham as President and A J Hazeltine retiring after seven years. Penn a Gas Co officers and directors remained unchanged from last year.

M. B. Dunham D. I. Ball Chas. Schimmelfeng George F. Henry G. P. Brockway A. J. Hazeltine Penn’a Gas Co C N. Payne J. P. Jefferson W. H. Filler J. R. Campbell H. A. Jamieson Jerry Crary E. Strong Joseph Seep William Fleming J. C. McKinney John C. Brady

Warren High School Noted as Fine Public Building

The Tionesta Republican touts Warren’s high school completed for about 90000 dollars, ready for 600 pupils with buff brick Ohio sandstone trim and a slate roof. Dr. Wallace buys the L. A. Siggins livery building for 9000 dollars on Water Street, to be used as a barn addition with possession April 1. Ramona Council Royal Arcanum installs officers led by Regent Charles J. Johnson and others including N. K. Wendelboe, J. T. Newell, C. H. Smith, and Dwight Cowan in secretary and James W. Kitchen treasurer roles.

Tionesta Republican Warren Ramona Council Royal Arcanum Charles J. Johnson N. K. Wendelboe John T. Newell C. H. Smith G. H. Jackson T. W. L. Weakley Dwight Cowan James W. Kitchen Jacob Keller Jacob J. Shuler A. Wickstrom

Meeting Called to Plan Funerals and National Guard Reorganization

Capt Wheelock calls former Co I members to meet at the armory Monday January 30 at 7 30 PM to arrange return of deceased comrades from Porto Rico and discuss reorganizing the company into the National Guard. The Chautauqua Assembly reports $90000 in receipts with $5000 on hand for next year. Despite daily crowds, there were no deaths over two months, ten deaths in fifteen years, and no drowning accident in over a decade.

Co. I Wheelock Armory Porto Rico National Guard Chautauqua Assembly Duncan Bliss E. A. Hitchcock Interior Cornelius N. Bliss Hitchcock United States Court of St. Petersburg McKinley Frances Evans Ladies’ Home Journal

Pittsfield Freight Brakeman James Black Killed in Warren

A freight brakeman from Pittsfield James Black died in Warren in a switching accident when the car moved as he set a stone on the rail to stop it. Coroner Peirce ruled the death accidental.

James Black Pittsfield Warren Peirce

Wanted Experienced vegetable grower and farm helper

Wanted a situation by an experienced vegetable grower. Knowledge of cold frames hotbeds and greenhouse culture expected. Also capable of caring for horses cows and poultry. Inquire at Matt office.

Matt

Local Warren items and notices from January era

A dense stream of local society notes and brief items from Warren and surrounding towns. It lists ill residents, birth announcements, job moves, retirements, political notes, church matters, club and lodge activities, military rosters, and local crimes.

An Editor’s Ideal Opening in a Graveyard

A sharp saying lauds an editor who reads writes argues politics blends religion humor science and history and aims to please all while knowing all without asking. It envisions a fitting opening line set in a graveyard for such a universal man.

FehIman Bros Highlights Wide Stock Of Useful Household Goods

Fern and Jar dineers and Chaffing dishes are featured among a broad assortment. Vito Lul Plusuliw promotes a complete stock of useful articles for the home.

Fehlman Bros Weacon

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending January 25 1899

Listings show numerous transfers across Warren County with buyers and sellers including Malvina J Lacy to Chris Johnson Glade for 350 and East Warren Real Estate Co deals in Mead Warren and Pine Grove. Amounts range from 1 to 6000 dollars with properties in Glade Spring Creek Warren Sugar Grove Deerfield Triumph Freehold and Kinzua.

Malvina J. Lacy Chris Johnson Glade C. W. Nichols Spencer M. Hauer Spring Creek James P. Conroe Sarah Jane Snow Brokenstraw Sarah L. Thompson M. B. Canfield Warren Penn Tanning Theo. H. Ellis Mead Same Warren Gas Light Co Warren Electrical Light Co Fred E. Welsh South West Milton EK. Black Richard H. McDonald Limestone East Warren Real Geo. L. Smith Isabell Morrison Jacob C. Fuller Kinzua James G. Greenlee W. S. Thompson Triumph John Sager Cobham B. H. Sager Alice B. Knupp Etal Clifford J. Hamilton Freehold Mabel A. Chandler Edward C. Foulk Pine Grove Mary Mintzer Et al L. H. Dyer

Free trips to Paris II in 1900 offer

The Philadelphia Press announces a chance to win free trips to the Paris Exposition of 1900 with details to appear in next Sunday’s edition. Readers are urged to secure a copy. Society cards are offered at the Malin office with embossed emblems for secret orders.

Paris II Philadelphia Press Paris

Price Cuts On Fruit Dishes And China Sets

Advertisement notes bargains on Curna fruit dishes, single china plates, pudding sets, ice cream sets and berry sets offered at reduced prices. Includes mention of substantial discounts across tableware lines. Shopping item list emphasizes low prices and variety.

Onk Anra Curna Fehlman Bros Price

County Briefs Preserve Local Society and Events

Senior class and Prof. White visited Warren to tour the new high school, with Professors Mac Gowan and Emerson guiding and Emerson conducting physics demonstrations. Demmon and Mrs. McGee wed recently in Russell and Glade. A Euchre party hosted by Mrs. L. D. Marsh drew local couples, prizes awarded to D. M. Martin and H. T. Russell. Mrs. A. C. Magill moved to Pittsburg with her husband. Sarah M Frisbee of Deerfield Twp. died aged 57. funeral led by Rev. S. F. Marks, eleven children survive. Deerfield Two commissioners bought the Margaret Black house on Tidioute Creek Road. elections moved there, starting with the 21st. Sugar Grove notes revival meetings set for Feb 12. Miss Lucy Abbott recovering from influenza. Mrs. Ann Gregg Thorpe, born in Manchester in 1816, died Jan 10, 1899. eight children survive. Thomas Russell died suddenly in West Virginia. funeral held in Sugar Grove. Nilson funeral for Andrew P. Nilson’s father held at Chandler's Valley. aged 87.

Youngsville White Warren MacGowan Emerson Physical Russell James Demmon McGee Glade L. D. Marsh D. M. Martin J. B. Allen G. W. French H. T. Russell James Martin Ackley D. M. Howard Lett Fisher Jamestown A. C. Magill Pittsburg Sarah M C. W. Frisbee Deerfield S. F. Marks Margaret Black Tidioute Creek Boro Sugar Grove Lucy Abbott la Grippe R. L. Jones M. E Ann Gregg Thorpe Manchester England America New York City Hudson N. Y Thomas Thorpe Thomas Russell Ashville West Virginia Sugar Grove Cemetery Nilson Andrew P. Nilson Teal Hill Road Chandler’s Valley

Almanac notes on Harper's February features and Harbor

Harper's Magazine presents the first installment of The Spanish American War by Henry Cabot Lodge with The Unsettled Question illustrated by Carlton T Chapman and portraits. Harper's Weekly offers When the Sleeper Wakes by H G Wells and other items including Iloilo travel and Havana panorama.

Harper’s Magazine Henry Cabot Lodge Carlton T. Chapman Sarah Barnwell Elliot Angel de Cora A. C. Wheeler Ruth McEnery Stuart Margaret Sutton Briscoe Harper’s Weekly H. G. Wells Iloilo John F. Bass Santiago Phil Robinson Havana

Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic

A claim that a tonic from South America cures stomach weakness and indigestion is promoted as a universal remedy. The advertisement asserts immediate relief from the first dose, guaranteed cure, safety, and worldwide applicability, with sales through Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.

Hertzel & Saner Warren, Pa

Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House

E W Sealy announces carpet cleaning services in the rear of Mansion House. They lift, clean and lay carpets, clean chenille curtains, and renovate feathers with a satisfaction guarantee. Leave orders at the Mansion.

E. W. Sealy

D. A. V. and P. R. R. Best Route for East or West

The D A V and P R R promote their line as the best route to travel east or west with direct Buffalo connections to the Empire State Express for Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and New York. Tickets available through D A V agents.

Buffalo Empire State Express N. Y. Central Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany New York

The Latest In Wedding Invitations and Programs at the Mail Office

Neat and elegant wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs offered at low prices by the mail office.

Matt

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Opens Corner Store

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co at Hickory and Third streets advertises fresh oysters and fish with George Smith as manager guiding daily operations.

Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Corner Hickory and Third Streets George Smith

New Line offers a Nice Glass Vase for Ten Cents

Warren shoppers are invited to inspect W. C. Rowland & Sons extensive stock of wallpaper at the Exchange Block. The firm touts the largest selection with new designs and latest colors and styles ready for purchase.

Fehlman Bros W. C. Rowland & Sons Warren W.C Rowland & Sons Exchange

Tailor Jacob Keller Promises Perfect Fit and Satisfaction

Neat clothes don t make the man but dress him well after he is made. Jacob Keller, artistic tailor, offers best and latest outfits with guaranteed perfect fit. He is known for expert cutting and has many satisfied customers.

Jacob Keller Jake

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimonials

An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It boasts a 15 year reputation for F. J. Cheney & Co. and lists Toledo wholesale druggists Eit Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin. The cure is taken internally and sold for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney EIT & Truax Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Local Correspondence From Pittsfield and Nearby Notes

Jan 23 reports from Pittsfield and Heart's Content describe visitors and absences such as Miss Lillian Gray returning East Branch, Earl May's homecoming, and Mr G W Klinger's family at a funeral. Bright's disease affects C W Westling, grip lingers in Pittsfield, and James Black’s funeral draws a large crowd. The Pittsfield debating society backs McKinley on Cuba policy.

J. Thayer Lillian Gray East Branch Earl May James Klinger Grip G. W. Klinger Lizzie Gross Kane Stella Muller L. J. Osborn A. J. Decker Freehold Mr. Gray Tubbs School

Canvassing figures in Warren target third term for register

Jan 23 report notes C D Crandall of Warren canvassing locals about a possible third term as Register and Recorder while praising Mc Cray's administration. Other brief items include visits, sick list, a party in Lander, and commentary on Cabinet changes with Bliss and Hitchcock.

C. D. Crandall Warren McCray Henry Parker Scranton Hollow S. L. King Lottsville J. J. Wilson Clarendon N. Muntz Dansville N. Y H. A. Putnam Sugar Grove P. C. C. Phillips A. Peterson Frank Peterson Bertha Lyon M. B. Sparks Benj. Franklin Lander A. H.L. Phillips Clarence Skinner Jamestown C. N. Stanton Scandia Harmon Kidder North Warren H. S. King Marshtown

Marriages in New York and Pennsylvania 1899 notices

Frewsburg New York Jan 12 1899 Clinton Lewis of Jamestown and May Putnam Russell wed by Rev E P Knight. Russell Pennsylvania Jan 18 1899 William Henry George and Susie Ethel Jordan wed by Rev C R Thompson. Warren Pennsylvania Jan 18 1899 H F Hartman and Grace Pearl Herrick wed by Rev J P Barns. Sugar Grove Pennsylvania Jan 11 1899 Linus Y Dole of Grant New York and Emma Grace Stuart of Sugar Grove wed by Revs Hopkins and Gimader.

Lewis—Putnam Frewsburg N. Y E. P. Knight Clinton Lewis Jamestown May Putnam Russell George— Jordan C. R. Thompson Henry George Susie Ethel Jordan Hartman—Herrick Grace M. E. Parsonage J. P. Barns H. F. Hartman Grace Pearl Herrick Warren

Obituaries and Death Notices From Warren Area

A sequence of obituaries from Warren and surrounding towns lists deaths from January 1899 to months past, detailing ages and burial places. Notables include Neamiah King, Mrs. Lewis F. Brown, Mrs. Wmn. E. Gleason, Thomas O Mara, Elizabeth Gross, Mrs. Chase, Florence Elizabeth Spade, Rev. Robert Mott, Sadie Beeban, William M. Jackson, Dr. Henry M. Fisher, and others, with interment sites in Belfast Warren Lucinda Oakland Spring Creek and Warren. The note ends with Wall Street market upsurge and bank figures.

Mott Warren Evangelical Church Fairview Beehan Warren A. E. McWilliams Sadie Beeban Lucinda

Personally Conducted Tour to California Leaves Feb

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a February 9 themed trip across the western United States in a new model Pullman train. Stops include Mammoth Cave New Orleans El Paso Los Angeles San Francisco Denver and Chicago with round trip rates 400 from east of Pittsburg 395 from Pittsburg. For details contact 1196 Broadway New York or Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

America California Pennsylvania Railroad Company Chicago Atlanta Nashville Omaha Mammoth Cave New Orleans el Paso Los Angeles San Diego Broadway New York Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Home Matters Susan Snyder North Market Street Snyder John McKeown Richardson Levi Smith Second Street Allen Liberty Street UIL Tiona Mr. Alex. Kitchen Yankeebush Lock Haven, Pa Emery Waters Dugall Warren Co Frederick Erickson J. P. Shelly North Warren Presbyterian Church Henry W. Williams Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Continental Oscar A. Olson Internal Revenue Chautauqua Cattaraugus Charles Lott Mont Eagle Fort Wayne Ind Zurn Aggie Lacy Frank Osborne May Lacy Hickory M. B. Scott United States Senate Thomas Dixon Erie Shakespere Club R. F. van Doorn Hazel Street Meacham Library Hall Odd Fellows Lodge Sharon Sharon Brothers Warren Lodge Thomas M. Jones State Printing Jones Warren County Warren and Chautauqua Gas Company G. W. Sill James Clark E. P. Whitcomb T. N. Barnsdall Wm. Barnsdall, Jr Bradford Wm. Muir F. K. Russell Penna Company D H. J. Muse W. P. Mitchell J. T. Danforth E. H. Beshlin H. P. Hall H. A. Hertzel A.B. Vera D. A. Smith Mirror Adjutant General J. Gunning Co. D Mt. Gretna Gunning Pennsylvania Associated Press Manila Philippine Islands Philippines Sherman House Shenango House Jamestown Journal Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association Luzerne County Grand Jury Grand McKees Rocks St. Mary’s Meadville Oil City Canal Dover John Summers James Hochstettler Jefferson Sentinel Conneautville Courier Lakewood Greenhurst Celoron Wolcott Tionesta Vindicator Corry Emmett Bouton Ra Crandall Bouton Crandall Warren Hospital Vito Lul Plusuliw The Mai Mai Office Mickle Hill C. W. Westling Bright J. P. Burns East Warren J. W. Wilkins John Jackson A. Lubold C. F. Westling Cherry Grove Daisy Lubold Claude Hillard Crain Watson School Floyde Davis Margaret Wilkins Della Lubold Garfield John Ahlquist McGrew Cuba Jas. Rodgers George Ball Clothing Co GEO. Ball Clothing CO Putnamville Titusville King Neamiah King Brown Lewis F. Brown Henry M. Fisher Mary Talbott M. C. Talbott A. Fisher Oakland North Star Lodge Wall Street Clearing House Association Bears Astoria Pennsylvania Railroad E. Detchon Consumer Kopf & Henry Grocers Water Street Warren Savings Bank O.h.hunter & Son Lonsdale Hill and Fruit Sale W. Jarvis Water St Cresco Boston T. O. Slater, & CO Warren National Bank Wm. D. Brown D. W. Beaty A. T. Scofield Nelson P. Wheeler G. N. Parmlee Andrew Hertzel Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng Christian Smith F. E. Hertzel Cashier
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