Jamestown Hydrophobia Cases Cited Across Area
The Warren Mail notes several well developed hydrophobia cases in animals and reports on local developments including Erie Bay building a $100 000 freight depot in Jamestown, the Sanford postmaster F S Deemer, and pension figures for Warren county residents. It also mentions a growing political and civic scene with hospital legislation, marriages, and local bids for a town hall.
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Jamestown
Erie Bay
Sanford
Warren County
F. S. Deemer
County correspondence notes local happenings
July 2 reports a horse incident involving Paul Johnson with no injuries. Local Masons picnic planned at Allegheny Springs. G H Pierson builds a Broad street house. Stage service to Matthews Run Chandlers Valley and Sugar Grove replaced by free delivery to Matthews Run. Swanson of Matthews Run holds the contract. Visitors include Howard and Nelson Wood from New Bedford Mass and A P Thacher of Erie. Children's Day at M E church with a long program. Baptisms administered. Samuel Hammarback of Warren visited Otto Krantz. Harry Etheridge visits Buffalo. E J Siggins and relatives visit in Corry.
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Paul Johnson
Allegheny Springs
G. H. Pierson
Broad Street
Matthews Run
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove
E. C. Swanson
Howard and Nelson Wood
New Bedford
Mass
H. L. Davis
A. P. Thacher
Erie
M. E
Samuel Hammarback
Warren
Otto Krantz
Harry Etheridge
Buffalo
E. J. Siggins
Corry
Death of Mrs. Best Precedes Local Notices and Anecdotes
A string of brief items from North Clarendon covers the death of Charles Best’s mother, local visits by Misses Williams Templeton and Hanley, students returning from Slippery Rock and Lock Haven Normal Schools, and travel to Butler and Bradford. Weather mishaps include a sunstroke and a fire from a struck gas line.
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Charles Best
Mr. Hanley
James Fagan
North Clarendon
Claud McCarroll
Aloy
W. Va
A. McCarroll
Misses Williams
Miss Mathews
Hermit’s Spring
Winnie Williams
Butler County
Mabel Weir
Cora Templeton
Slippery Rock Normal School
Miss Templeton
Gertrude Hanley
Lock Haven Normal School
Mamie Hanley
Lock Haven
Orange Ingraham
Sullivan County
N. Y
Gladys Meley
Grand Valley
Mrs. J. Keeley
Local News Roundup Travelers Visitors and Weather Notes
Mr and Mrs Ed Barnes returned from Buffalo after a week at the Pan American. L C Baker is back from Harrisburg and at his business. Several new telephones were installed in town. A picnic and party honored Miss Winnie Wheelock of Warren. Miss Anna Trantum left for Girard. Martha Ayer returned from Fredonia after school. Frank Farrington and wife of Titusville visited Mrs Chauncey Spencer. Miss Lillian Dewey is staying two months for vacation. Font Biss left for Cassadaga. Mrs Amy Scholton spent the week at Point Chautauqua. Haying weather is excellent for farmers with boeing done. warm for work, good for curing hay.
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Ed. Barnes
Buffalo
L. C. Baker
Harrisburg
E. Putnam
Cora Putnam
William Parker
Aaron Francis
Winnie Wheelock
Warren
Mary Crosby
Anna Trantum
Girard
Martha Ayer
Fredonia
Frank Farrington
Titusville
Chauncey Spencer
Lillian Dewey
Marietta
Ohio
Font Biss
Amy Scholton
Point Chautauqua
Local Social Notes From Warren Area Visitors
July 2 notices report Mrs. Jeanett King of Jackson Run visiting friends in Warren and several locals from Marshtown Chandler's Valley and Lander seen on the hill. Others include Mrs. H A Putnam visiting Germany and E H Knapp with family in Warren and Lander, plus B Muntz North Warren on the hill and D B Peck and-ter of Lander visiting Mrs Braley. Porter went to Jamestown Friday night.
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Jeanett King
Jackson Run
Asa Stanton
Marshtown
Warren
H. A. Putnam
Germany
E. H. Knapp
Lander
L. W. King
Chandler’s Valley
F. M. Knapp
Local News and Social Notes
July 2 reports A Lubold plans a water well drilling next week. Miss Margaret Wilkins visiting Akron Ohio plans to attend the Pan American before returning. Mrs A J Hillard and son Andrew of Endeavor were guests of Mrs A Lubold Friday and Saturday. Mrs L is no better. Mrs G Seeley and Mrs J Smith were visitors here Sunday.
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A. Lubold
Margaret Wilkins
Akron
Ohio
A. J. Hillard
Andrew
Endeavor
G. Seeley
J. Smith
Cumings Seeks Senate Re‑Election With Clear Field
A Youngsville citizen says State Senator H. H. Cumings, if he desires another term, will win easily as no district opponent can defeat him. The citizen commends Cumings administration as virtually flawless and predicts his automatic renomination.
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H. H. Cumings
Senate
Chautauqua Assembly Opens for Pan American Year
The 28th annual Chautauqua assembly runs from July 3 to August 29 with a schedule of special days. Highlights include opening events July 3, summer schools July 6, Pan American day July 9, and a series of denominational and activity days through August 29.
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Chautauqua Assembly
C. L
National Army
Real estate transfers listed for Warren area
Merritt transfers to Frank Hegg of Pine Grove for 1000 dollars. A T Hackney and wife to E T Hazeltine of Glade for 60 dollars. Mary Jane Hinton to E T Hazeltine of Glade for 50 dollars. Frank Robbins and wife to Edgar E Chase of Pine Grove for 90 dollars. Daniel Mangan and wife to A L Shaw et al of Warren borough for 900 dollars. Charles Paul and wife to Ida Crandall of Pittsfield for 30 dollars. East Warren Real Estate Co to August N Anderson of Warren for 350 dollars.
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Merritt Ae
Frank Hegg
Pine Grove
A. T. Hackney
E. T. Hazeltine
Glade
Mary Jane Hinton
Frank Robbins
Edgar E. Chase
Daniel Mangan
A. L. Shaw
Pennsylvania Railroad Special Rates for Pan American Exposition
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion fares from Warren to Buffalo during the Pan American Exposition. Three day limit, Mondays and Fridays, no parlor or sleeping cars, $2. Ten day limit, with parlor or sleeping cars, $3. Fifteen day limit, with parlor or sleeping cars, $3.80. Season final limit November 30 1901, $4.95. Inquiries available at ticket agents.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warren
Buffalo
Erie Railroad Sells Cheap Excursion Tickets West
The Erie Railroad offers unusually low rate excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs South Dakota Duluth and St Paul with long return limits through October 31. Tickets on sale June 18 to September 10 with details and maps available from ticket agents or F H Garfield Jamestown NY division passenger agent.
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Erie Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Duluth
Staul
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Reduced Rates to San Francisco by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers greatly reduced excursion fares from all stations to San Francisco July 4 to 12 for the Fifth International Epworth League Convention, to be held July 18–23 in San Francisco. Inquiries on rates routes and ticket conditions available at ticket agents. The issue also notes reviews of wheat and corn crops, export trade, and capital growth, plus educational topics from Drake to Johns Hopkins and the Kinzua viaduct’s historic rank.
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Epworth League
San Francisco
Pennsylania Railroad Company
San Fancisco
Shaw
Supreme Court
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Carnegie
Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Union Telephone expands network in Northwestern PA and NY
The Union Telephone and Telegraph Company edges toward completion of lines between Bradford Smethport and Kane. The system now covers 21 exchanges linking 20,000 telephones across towns including Erie Waterford Union City Corry Titusville Spartansburg Oil City Franklin and Mercer county areas. New Castle and Ellwood City enter the route en route to Pittsburgh with Bradford Warren Olean and Kane also part of the system. In Erie today Mutual Telephone Company serves nearly 1,500 phones and is closely affiliated with Union.
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Union Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bradford
Smethport
Kane
Pennsylvania
New York
Erie
Waterford
Union City
Corry
Titusville
Spartansburg
Oil City
Franklin
Mercer County
New Castle
Ellwood City
Pittsburg
Warren
Olean
Mutual Telephone Company
Union Company
Kane Eader
Patent Dust Kills Potato Bugs Sold By Local Dealer
An inexpensive powder marketed by M Beshlin at 412 East Street Warren Pa claims to kill potato bugs, squash beetles, worms and more while acting as a fertilizer. The product is described as cheap safe convenient and easy to apply for use on plants shrubs and trees. Beshlin is a wholesale and retail dealer in shingles lime cement plastering materials and fertilizers.
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M. Beshlin
East Street
Warren
Tailor Announces New Styles and Low Prices
Jacob Keller presents Spring and Summer suitings with new styles for ladies skirts at very low prices. Emphasizes home union tailoring and no sweat shop work. Ladies invited to examine offerings. Call and visit.
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Jacob Keller
Wanted items for cash at Watson Avenue location and boarding house
A notice from Robert Johnson seeking cash for discarded metal items including brass lead zinc copper and other scraps free of iron or wire. Instructions mention collection at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between second and third streets or at Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street. Also Fehman Bros advertises Nicg China Sugar and Creamer for 25 cents.
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Watson Avenue
Boss
Seeley
Poplar Street
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