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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1874

Page

3

Pardon Board Established In Harrisburg For Statewide Review

Harrisburg announces a new Board of Pardons to meet monthly with recorder Major Norris. Rules require published notice, trial judge and prosecutor notice, full case papers, and five day prior filing. Governor directs aggressive, orderly process during constitutional staffing gaps.

Hanrrispura Commonwealth Internal Affairs Deminick Quay N. Wilson Norris Recorder of the Board Harrisburg

Library offers broad reading, varied topics for all

The library invites all ages to enjoy politics stories poetry and magazines from Scribner's and Hearth and Home among many others. Upcoming acquisitions include Old Fritz Queen Hortense Bismark Morrison's Rome Dr Thorne Sadie's Repository David Copperfield Herbert Spencer Joseph the Second Hannah Seed Time German Tales and these overdue books should be returned to the Librarian.

Scribner’s Illustrated Oliver Optics Fritz Queen Hortense Herbert Spencer Joseph the Second Hannah

Mud Dominates Streets As Snow Fades In Warren

The article laments the disappearance of “Beautiful snow” replaced by muddy streets after a sunlit day and heavy rain. ItSuggests poets could find subject in the current muddy scene, praising the gritty soil of Mother Earth and the survivial of mud as a muse.

Warren Pegassus Mother Earth

Street repairs improve bank road and river approaches

The Street Supervisor has repaired the old road along the riverfront in front of the Keystone block. Additional repairs extend to the roads further down toward the river.

Charity Concert Aids Warren Poor. Local Hall Donated

The Warren Musical Association held a charity concert last Thursday evening for the town’s needy. G L Friday offered his hall free and ticket printing costs were donated, yielding about $100 for the cause. Performances by the orchestra and soloists received praise despite a discordant piano, with notable pieces by Prof Held Miss James Mr Brodhead and duets by Prof Held Mr Wells and Miss Anna Wells.

Warren Musical Association Warren G. L Prof. Held James Mr. Brodhead Anna Wells

Trinity Memorial Church Fair and Festival

The Trinity Memorial Church girls hold a Fair and Festival at Roscoe Hall on Thursday evening January 29. They formed a sewing society, worked independently of older ladies, offering many sale articles at low figures. A supper of seasonal delicacies will be served. Funds aim to repair damaged church windows. All are invited and urged to attend.

Trinity Memorial Church Roscoe Hall Alb

Jurors drawn for March Term Court in Warren county

The Warren Musical Association thanks Prof Held for charity concert services at Roscoe Hall last Thursday evening and to G L Friday for hall use. Also thanks to Price and Carr for piano and organ. notes from the committee.

Warren Musical Association Roscoe Hall G. L. Friday Friday

Lone Suspect Nabbed After 1200 Mile Pursuit In Ohio

Wolcott was arrested for forgery in Jamestown and bailed by A M Lowry. He fled and was chased by Lowry and officer Jeff Moon across Ohio from Columbus to Morrowtown, where he was captured. He faces trial in Mayville and is also sought in Dayton for an assault.

Wolcott Jamestown A. M. Lowry

Coroner Theodore Chase Qualified for Warren County Term

The article notes Theodore Chase was duly qualified as Coroner of Warren County for a three year term from the second Tuesday of October 1873, with authority to hold inquests aided by twelve jurors. It also references the outgoing Coroner W. W. Connelly and urges residents to respect the office.

Theodore Chase Warren County Warren Co W. W. Connelly

Charity Concert Proceeds Handed To Warren Poor Fund

In pursuance of Warren Musical Association wishes the proceeds of the Roscoe Hall charity concert on the 22nd are handed to the Warren Poor Fund. Mrs. R. P. Krna, Treasurer, notes the amount is not large but hopes to help relieve hardship.

Warren Borough Thanks Charity Concert Donors

The Warren Musical Association received a net donation of one hundred dollars from a Charity Concert. Borough authorities express gratitude and praise for the generous act and the artistic performance.

Warren Borough Rup Kev Warren Musical Association Council Metropolite JNO. Sill, Burgess

Death of John Shutt in Conewango Township

In Conewango Township on Monday Jan 19 1874 John Shutt about 58 died after heart trouble and exhaustion. The Ledger notes his long honorable life as eldest son who cared for a large family and his wife and children now left behind. The item also recalls H B Ring’s Denver morphine death, new National Mail by B W Lacy, Roscoe Hall festival, and local industry and winter scenes.

Conewango Township John Shutt John

Swede in Clearfield county wears 19 inch boots

An Elk Advocate piece profiles a Swede ready for engagements to crush despotism and level roads. He sports boots 19 inches long and wider than any religious weekly in New Jersey. A field roller would be superfluous on his farm and Barnum would hear of this living wonder.

Rickert The Elk Advocate Clearfield County New Jersey Barnum

Weather shifts with heavy snow and coldest night yet

The article notes fading snowpack improving sleighing conditions after a harsh storm last Saturday. It mentions the coldest night of the season, changes in oil markets, and local notices including a new Meadville postmaster Rev L D Williams and retiring Major D W Derickson with a spotless record. It also advertises Corry Furniture Co and Superior Mills and highlights Ayer's Almanac availability and an upcoming Consul Cardiff letter. It covers K A Burnell visits, Sabbath School work, and winter plant care at Ark Street Greenhouse Warren Pa.

G.S. Berry Titusville McFarland Orphan Schools Allen Gen.l Berry L. W. Hall Supreme Court Philadelphia Auditor General Mail State Hospital For the Insane Warren Carver House Northwest Pennsylvania Curwen Senate Board of Return McClure Wallace House L. D. Williams Meadville D. W. Derickson

Local Hair Specialist Promotes Dyes and Switches

Mrs S Storum, a practical hair dresser in Union Block over Messner’s Grocery, invites ladies to call for hair work including switches, braids and curls. Free hair arranging on purchases of three dollars. Also advertises hair goods, mail or in person. Warren September 29 1873.

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Warren Mail Home Matters Norris Court House Secretary of the Commonwealth Capitol D. I. Ball C. C. Thompson Tidioute John J. Main Star Eldred Township Susquehanna Broad River Hartranft Keystone Grand Jury. Co H. Clarendon Winslow Akley Henry Brooks Robert Christy Nathan DeLaney Eben Dean Elias Dixon Delos Franklin Henry Fuelshart John Graham Alex Houghnot Hiram Holcome J.B. Jennings W. P. Langworth Wm. McCormic Charles McCauley Chambers Mead Hugh Miles Henry Morrison Horace Perkins Wm. Sweeting John Siggins Traverse Julius Aylesworth Benj. Morris E. W. Mudge J. R. Tallman Hiram Mead W. H. Muzzy Boon Mead Charles Mathews Arthur McKinney W. D. Newman Sylvester Pierce Joshua Richardson Barney Snow Hugh Shaw Geo. Stearns J. S. Weible Lewis Stodard Thomas Turnstall Warren Green J. Y. Thorpe James Aylesworth M. H. Beardsley S. R. Bronton George Bimber George Bush George Bates Charles Bartsch N. P. Belnap Jerry Birtcel Lucius Borcher Robert W. Cohell Norton Cook W. Curtis James Cramer E. Dunn R. R. Dennison D. Fairchild William Greenlee William Grindley John Hull A. J. Haltbury William High Plains B. W. Lacy National Mail B. B G. B Jamestown Journal Cardiff Wales W.H. Shortt Ayer K. A. Burnell Arket Street Green House Warren, Pa MacDonald & CO Kissengen Congress Vichy MacDonald &Co Pang Aldridge Olcott A. Ruhlman News Depot Burpert Henry Ewald General Ag Courts OF Appeal Pine Grove Lane Hotel Elk Jacob Mack Howard's Store Green’sotel Youngsville Borough Green’s Hotel Commissioner’s Conewango Glade Com’rs Pleasant Sheffield Williams Hotel Cherry Grove Williams Boeee Rogers Schoolouse Deerfield Shaw House Shawcase R. H. Morrison W.G. Garcelon E. R. Wheelock R. K. Russell U. S. Marshals Office W.D Penna Pittsburg Alexander Ross Pennnsylvania Revere House J. C. Ayer & CO Lowell, Mass Pennsylvania Rail Road Philadelphia & Erie R. R Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road Erie Mail Corry Erie Corryv Irvington Oil Creek Allegheny R Allegheny R. R. W. Warren Ls& Msrw Oc&arrw Irvineton R. W WM. A. Baldwin Atlantic and Great Western Douglas Hornellsville Corning Elmira Binghamton New York Saarga Y Osseleeee Detavsévendes Esnten Boston Tloave Crerceseeecersnessrens Eveccoreseseese Vovecorersneses Corry Leavittsburg Akton Mansfield Urbana Dayton Aitive Cincinnati Louisville St. Louis Kansas City Cleveland Toledo Chicago Milwauk Omaha Rochester N. Y. Central Road Albany Springfield Worcester New England Illinois Missouri Kansas Far West Milwaukee W. B. Shattuc Ohio P. D. Cooper Burt Shoes Viena Exposition Parmlee & Henry Keystone Block JAS. Clark, Jr., & CO Ere Chas. P. Henry Warren Furniture Store Johnson M._PETERSON & CO SUI Mr. McNitt Ludlow House Busi Ness T. W. McNitt D. F. Anderson Snyder & Wood Front Street Episcopal Church Vales Hall Nancy Variety Mali Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Aesinee Fentonville A & G Cross Falconer’s Fredonia N. Y A&g Cross Fentonvill Russelburg Warren Leaveshvington Youngsvill Pittafield C. A. Clute, An South Pitta Erie Railway Thayer Methodist E. Church Conrad Lesser Arren
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