Local items mix politics oil and flood of notes
Warren News sketches a busy week with William J. Bryan rhetoric sparking editorials, local rail and gas projects advancing, a Manila burial, a new Warren factory planned for oil products, school law questions, a Florida trip for Rev Taylor, and funding fights over Warren State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Specialty Co
Messrs
Levi Smith
F. E. Foster
J. M. Lytle
Pickett Table Co
Richland
Rural Free Delivery Expands as Postmaster Reports
The annual report of Postmaster General W. M. Johnson highlights rapid growth in rural free delivery. By Nov 1 1900 there were 2 551 routes from 1 461 offices in 44 states and territories with 2 158 petitions pending. Routes average about 20 miles and require at least 100 accessible families. Some carriers are women and pay rose to 500 a year July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Johnson
Department
Chautauqua County
Republican Nominations for Warren Precinct Tickets
The Republicans of Warren nominate a full ticket, aiming for election. In each ward candidates are listed for assessor, judge of election, inspectors, council, school director, auditor, justice of the peace, and return delegate, with wards six in total and multiple incumbents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
First Ward
S. G. Ward
W. J. Alexander
W. F. Bennett
L. T. Borchers
Thos. O. Slater
F. M. Knapp
Dwight Cowan
Alson Rogers
J. Harry Park
Carl A. Wheelock
Wm. Morris
L. G. Ball
J. H. Sandstrom
Wm. Martin
John Steen
Robi. Scott
John F. Clark
C. G. Pfiger
John T. Hill
John H. Sandstrom
D. W. Broadhead
W. K. Hyde
H. M. Putnam
R. H. Winger
D. C. Vanderbilt
J.C. Fogt
H. R. Winger
Col Hulings Offers Prizes To Encourage Military Excellence
Col Hulings of the 16th regiment N G P issues awards for sentinel, corporal, and sergeant of the guard with cash prizes and engraved certificates. A $75 cash prize funds competitive drills between companies to crown a Banner company, with Co I Warren aiming to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulings
N.G. P
Co. I
Warren
Hospital Rules Debate Sparks Owner Control Call
Readers protest comments by doctors on Emergency Hospital rules urging that hospital owners run their business without outside interference. The letter argues owners should manage operations free from medical committee influence.
New Pensions Apportioned to Several Individuals
New pensions are assigned to John Coughlin Garland for 6 dollars J A Akins of Youngsville for 5 dollars and Mary E Samuelson of Chandlers Valley for 8 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coughlin Garland
J. A. Akins
Youngsville
Mary
Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Land for sale near Youngsville in 96 acres
A real estate note states 96 acres eleven miles from Youngsville to be sold on easy terms over ten years. For particulars contact John Anderson at Youngsville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
John Anderson
Sixty seven gas portables offered by Fehman Bros
Fehman Bros lists sixty seven gas portables available with or without fixtures. The selection includes various models and configurations, appealing to buyers seeking flexible fuel equipment options for shop or yard use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Chautauqua Assembly Elects Leaders After Prosperous Year
The twenty eighth annual Board of Trustees meeting in Cleveland reports 1900 year receipts of 93219.61 and total assets of 459220.38 with net surplus 205120.85. Major improvements include power house, lighting, artesian water, and new administration building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of the
Chautauqua Assembly
Cleveland
Clem Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Wilson M. Day
Chester D. Massey
Toronto
Ont
E. J. Dusenbury
Portville
N. Y
Ira M. Miller
Akron
Geo. H. Vincent
Chicago
Wm. A. Duncan
Syracuse
Wm. T. Dunn
Pittsburg
Julius King
New York City
Wm. H. Shortt
Youngsville
Joseph C. Neville
H. H. Moore
Chautauqua
Fred W. Hyde
Jamestown
C. D. Fires
Assembly
Department of Instruction
United States
Division of Chautauqua Home Study
Middle
Far West
Winona
Indiana
Stillwater
Minn
Geo. E. Vincent
Neighborhood notes and local updates across Pennsylvania
Miss Grandin and Miss Jennings of Tidioute visit the Weller sisters on Allen street. A pine tree near Cross Fork yielded 5,212 feet in sixteen foot logs. Rural delivery launches from Emporium Feb 1 serving 945 patrons. Surveying begins for Meadville to Titusville electric road near Cambridge. Marriage news: Lucy Barrett of Sugar Grove weds R. C. Dans and Jamestown remains their home. Elk county grants 71 of 78 licenses. diplomacy on others. Gen. J. A. Wiley named oil inspector for Venango. Corry postmaster to set four rural routes. Ceres parsonage straddles state line, enabling county marriages. Erie government recruiting station closed after 48 applicants, 8 accepted. Henry Doty house in North Clarendon burned. loss about 1000 with no insurance. Harrisburg school superintendents meet Feb 12-13. debate on new compulsory bill. Oakland township reports boy and girl twins born New Year’s Eve. Franklin News quotes critic on landlords harming town. hay prices rise. Odd Fellows Endowment Association of Pittsburgh winds up. debts paid with partial settlement. Jamestown Journal notes Asa Carr’s bees weighing 120 pounds found in Russell home.
Court session under Judge Morrison with varied verdicts
Judge Morrison of McKean County presides this week. J T Courson v L F Robbins ended with a plaintiff verdict. Mrs Hannah Eddy v J D Woodward resulted in $56 plus costs for the plaintiff. C L Wright of Freehold became jail keeper last Monday on Sheriff Brann's filing. B G Morrison v W C Warner et al is on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
McKean Co
J. T. Courson
L. F Robbins
Hannah Eddy
J. D. Woodward
C. L. Wright
Freehold
Brann
B.G. Morrison
W. C. Warner
Fehman Bros Dinner Set Offer Stirs Buyer Interest
Advertises Fehman Bros dinner sets with a call to view their collection before purchasing. Highlights urge shoppers to inspect the offering first, implying better selection or pricing.
Married in Warren at Swedish church
Alfred Person and Freda Anderson were married in Warren on Tuesday January 29 1901 by Pastor Henderson at the Swedish church both residents of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Person—Anderson
Warren
Henderson
Alfred Person
Freda Anderson
Obituary notices from Warren area deaths begin 1901
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates in January 1901. Claude Brown aged 16 in Warren January 30 1901. infant Nickle in Warren January 27 1901 buried Chicora Pa. William P Howard aged 76 in Columbus Pa January 24 1901. Charles E Logren aged 45 years six months 28 days in Deerfield Township January 18 1901. Jacob C Fehlman aged 61 in Chicago January 24 1901 formerly of Warren County Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Pa
Wm. P. Howard
Logren
Deerfield
Charles E. Logren
Fehlman
Chicago
Ill
Jacob C. Fehlman
Warren Co
License Applications Sale At Fehlman Bros Allen
Correct form for sale at the main office listing chafing dishes spoons forks toasters and related items. Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street advertised for sale by Fehlman Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Fehlman Bros
Allen
Liberty Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Willie Bryan
William J
Buffalo
Tiona
A.C. McAlpin
Tionesta
E N. Smith
Texas
Beaumont
F. S. Spaulding
Erie
Episcopal Church
Olean
Irvineton
Biekardk
Edward P. Miller
Co. H
U.S. Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Tidioute
A. R. Taylor
Florida
Katherine
Rector Taylor
Earl Williams
Quaker Hill
Phillippines
Mr. Williams
Struthers, Wells Company
Arren
Warren State Hospital
State Board of Charities
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Neighborhood Notes
Cross Fork
Lock Haven
Emporium
Press
Meadville
Titusville
Cambridge
Lucy Barrett
Sugar Grove
R.C. Dans
Ripley Review
Elk County
J. A. Wiley
Venango County
Austin
Corry
Ceres
New York
Pennsylvania
U. S
Army
Henry Doty
North Clarendon
Harrisburg
Allegheny County
Oakland Township
Franklin Leader
Franklin
The
Franklin News
Odd Fellows’ Endowment Association
Jamestown Journal
Asa Carr
Russell
Carr
Fehlman Brros
Hunter’s Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
MAY Bank & CO
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Warren, Pa
Oupward
Myron Waters
K. T. Hazeltine
David L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
KE. T. Hazeltine
Jas. O. Parmlee
J. G. Curtis
J. M. Deeras
D. L. Gerould
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!