Busy Warren page reports hotels livery and Chautauqua plans
The column covers hotel shortages and crowded streets, booming livery trade, and frequent lodgings searches. It notes upcoming KEAU meeting, civic upgrades like police and water works, and local events including an ice cream festival and Trinity Memorial re opening. Also mentions oil exchange offices, burglars, and a Charity Day at MEF Church with twenty six probationers joining.
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KE. A. U
Baptist Church
Warren and United Pipe Lines
Kent House
Jamieson
Tanner
Court House
Charles Schwing, Jr
Kropp
Marek
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Trinity Memorial Church
A.C. Lacy
Thomas J. Humes
Episcopal Church
Marbling
Humes
Jopp
Gov. Stone
White Mountains
Warren
Jas. Brown
Utter
Lacy
Knoc
Stearns
Warren Telephone Exchange
Clarendon
Farnsworth
Garfield
Sheriff Chase
Foster
Roscoe Hall
Warren Oil Exchange
Rowland
American Rapid Telegraph Co
F. Osporn
Thoburn
Richburg Oil Echo Ends Amid Market Flurry
The Brad ford Era notes local oil interest spurring rapid press activity as multiple papers arrive daily. It cites Petroleum World’s failure after $60,000 invested in eighteen months and warns small fry papers against overexpansion.
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Richburg
Bradford
Petroleum World
Derrick and
Herald
Warren Fire Department Receives Gala July 4 Gifts
Warren Fire Department thanks Mrs A B Roter and Mrs A B Willard for a gift of 2.20 toward the department. At a July 6 committee meeting resolutions express gratitude and request publication in Warren papers.
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Warren
Roscoe Hall
Committee of
A. B. Roter
A. B. Willard
Warren Fire Department
KE. Walker
J. A. James
L. F. Dreyer
A. Spinner
H. J. Dreyer
J. Ungerer
C. B. Tucker
Messenger
A. C. Morcx
Gero, Smith
Improved Casing Head For Oil Wells By Walter Payne
Walter 8. Payne of Titusville unveils an improved casing head to render new wells fire safe during drilling and flow. He claims a burning well can be extinguished instantly with the attachment and can install it on flowing wells without stopping production. The McCalmont Oil Co plans three 35000 barrel iron tanks near Warren on Mead farm with a pipeline from wells on lot 619 and rail shipping arrangements.
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Walter 8. Payne
Titusville
McCalmont Oil Co
Warren
Carver House
Mead Farm
Valuable Corner Lot for Sale at Fifth and Liberty
Corner lot on Fifth and Liberty streets offered for sale. Inquiries at the Main office for particulars. Furnisher Rooms to let five minutes from the Post office. No applicants without good recommendations. Inquire at the Matt office.
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Fifth and
Liberty Streets
Matt
Water Street
Third
Warren Oil Exchange Organizes Promising Start
The Warren Oil Exchange formed in the Carver House rooms with C. N. Payne as President and G. R. Wetmore as Vice President. About 40 members attended the first meeting, with 150 charter members planned at $50 each and additional applicants. Directors include H. C. Babcock, J. A. Hinckley, C. H. Noyes, and J. A. Cadwallader.
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Warren Oil Exchange
Carver House
H. C. Babcock
John A. Hinckley
C. H. Noyes
J. A. Cadwallader
J. B. Smithman
M. Murphy
C. E. Parsons
H. C. Hawkins
N. F. Clark
Henry Fisher
J. A. Weible
F. Phays
W. A. Mitchell
What Shall the Harvest Be Oil Boom in Cherry Grove
The piece argues oil men remain hopeful after a surge in Cherry Grove with new 646 field gushers. It compares past booms at Pithole and Bradford, notes price declines to 53 cents while consumption rises, and forecasts eventual market stabilization as tech and uses expand.
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Cherry Grove
Col. Drake
Pithole
Butler
Clarion
Bradford
Allegany County
New York
Allegany
la Pierre
J.C. Fox
Charles Miller
S. B. Roter
Warren
County and Vicinity Local Notices Recall Accidents and Events
Reports list a railroad yard master William Miller killed by trains in Erie on July 5 and M. W. Mehl of Erie dying July 6 after months of illness. Other items note factory shutdowns, mail steamer schedules on Chautauqua Lake, hotel management changes, and a full July program of Chautauqua events with dates and themes.
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Wm. Miller
Erie
M. W. Mehl
Mike Mehl
Warren County
Meadville Republican
Conneaut Lake
Roberts
Sherman House
Jamestown Journal
Normal School
Jones
J. A. Cooper
Edinboro
Corry
Warren Wooden Ware Works
H. A. Jamieson
Cherry Grove Oil Gushers Boost Market Amid Bets On Belt
In Cherry Grove operations the past week added six gushers including Murphy well No 2 flowing at 200 barrels per hour and 3,500 barrels in 24 hours. Other gushers include Union Oil 634 Goldsborough 672 Nickle Oil 635 Sheidmantle 635 and Anchor 659. Several wells were dry or low yield and the Whale Oil Co. 648 faced shut down after an owner reported no gas oil or sand. The fate of Murphy 633 hinges on Whale 648 and hints at a belt rather than a pool though width and extent remain undetermined.
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Tidewater
Warren
Murphy
Philadelphia Oil Exchange
Walnut Street
Franklin
Cherry Grove
Warren County
Farnsworth
The
Mart
Union Oil Co
Goldsborough
Nickle Oil Co
Sheidmantle
Anchor Oil Co
Green
Anchor
Whale Oil Co
Murphy & Co
Railroad Progress and City Business Highlights
Towell pushes Warren & Farnsworth Valley road work with about three miles laid and equipment ready. Directors set wage incentives and elect A. D. Wood as Superintendent and Charles Kennedy as Assistant Superintendent. A $75,000 loan is authorized for equipment. Pennsylvanian baggage rule change takes effect July 1. Salamanca extension track laid four miles above Corydon, with grading complete to Salamanca. Local ads note Vienna Bread, Kropp pipes, and $6 wool suits at several stores.
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Towell
Warren & Farnsworth Valley
Garfield End
Garfield
A. D. Wood
Charles Kennedy
Warren
Gallagher and Leffard
Clarendon
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Salamanca
Corydon
Encampment Plans Set for National Guard at Lewiston
The National Guard encampment for 8000 troops will run August 5 to 12 at Lewiston in Mifflin county. Camp Reynolds will host reviews daily with a grand review by Governor and Commander-in-Chief on August 11. Camping starts August 2 with regimental tents, and travel to the field will shift to a rail route described in local notices and advertisements.
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National Guard
Lewiston
Mifflin County
Hartranft
Reynolds
Oil Town Hype Fails to Dull July 4 Festivities
A bustling period in Cherry Grove brings crowds to Jumbo wells and Garfi eld tours while Union Express Co builds a depot store. Tragedy strikes as a child dies after being dragged by a moving freight train. Frank Bohr loses a leg and suffers other injuries at McNair tannery. Community notes cover local visits, new schools, a jelly factory plan, and civic entertainments amid rural industry chatter.
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Cherry Grove
Jehus
Garfield
Union Express Co
A. F. Olson
W. W. Cushman
M. & Church
Frank Bohr
Frank
McNair Tannery
Local Market Quietly Busy With Fresh Goods and Visits
Butter brought 21 cents a tub and eggs 18 cents as merchants attract home trade. J W Phillis builds a dry house and workshop while Adventists hold nightly meetings. Visitors include Mrs Turner of Jamestown and Mrs J F Kinnear with news of weddings, school trips, and garden splendor.
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Mechanic Street
J. W. Phillis
J.smallman
Turner
Jamestown
J. F. Kinnear
Minnie Wright
Myra Messenger
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