Local items crowd Warren notes and town events
Baseball game Kane at Recreation Park Friday afternoon. Sargent key found on Fourth Street near Weed's house. Firemen plan to raise Kane next month and enter parade at their annual meeting July 15 to 17. Rouse Hospital Youngsville to gain three story brick addition built by C E Hamm with new water well. CoryDon Seneca Tent KOTM plans Aug 9 outing with dancing, baseball, merry go round and races. committee list and organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Kane
Firemen’s Association
Struthers
Jamestown
Rouse Hospital
Youngsville
C. E. Hamm
Corydon
T.M
Messrs
F. S. Fitzpatrick
Carlos Knapp
C. H. Kraft
A. F. Kraft
J. P. Marsh
Death of George W. Sill Noted Oil Leader in Warren
George W. Sill died Wednesday morning, aged 78, a prominent Warren oil businessman and former president of Warren and Chautauqua Gas Co. He leaves wife Augusta Hall, son Max H., parents Mr. and Mrs. Sill, sister Anna, and brother Fred E. Funeral at 3 PM Friday.
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Pusic
George W. Sill
Daily Papers
Pleasant Tp
Sill
Warren
John Sill
Maria White
Augusta Hall
Ohio
West Virginia
Warren & Chautauqua Gas Co
Max H
Miss Anna
Fred E
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending July 25 1900
Transfers list shows numerous property trades across Warren County with amounts from 1 to 5 thousand dollars. Notable entries include Smutz to Tidioute Chair Co. Triumph for 1 and J Crary et al to Emma Hinckley Sheffield for 2300. Estates and family transfers appear alongside local business and bank dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Snapp
Geo. D. Burlingame
Sheffield
Caroline E. Watson
Emma L. Smith
Warren
Otis F. Hoffman
James Mannigan
Conewango
Anna S. Hansen
Angeletta Carson
John Siggins
Triumph
Francis Henry
S. P. Anderson
Glade
W. W. Rankin
Annie J. Hand
Jerry Crary
Emma E. Hinckley
Adelle Roy
Eugene F. McLaren
Lizzie Miller
P. W. Renner
South West
J. Cullen
Same
B. F. Eddy
Abby A. Eddy
Columbus
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Jacob Hesch
Geo. N. Mead
S. A. Mundy
Elk
C. T. Bordwell
Alzada Hinckley
Bear Lake
Zardee Hinckley
Calista Carpenter
Freehold
Benj. Nesmith
Mary S. Lessler
Fireworks Night Round Trip Tickets to Celoron
The D A V and P R R offer round trip tickets to Celoron for 90 cents for Friday July 27 fireworks. Tickets valid on regular train and a special train from Falconer after the display. See ticket agent and small bills for details. H Parry general agent.
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Celoron
Falconer
H. Parry
Agt
Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Over By John Stinger
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger who will give special attention to farmers horses. Transient trade available as there is no livery. ALLEGHENY Tent No 3 will hold its annual ox roast at Irvine dale Park on Thursday July 26 watch for announcements. 1283. Do you believe in patronizing home trade. Then go to Jacob Keller. All work done in Warren by first class tailor. For sale a Backus Water Motor 3 h p in good running order price 50 dollars including lead feed pipe and valve. Will run several presses under eighty pounds pressure and is just the thing for a printing office. Address or call at the Main Office Warren Pa. For sale a child s Tricycle in good condition. Inquire at Main office.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Allegheny
Irvinedale Park
Jacob Keller
Warren
Dwight Cowan
Pennsylvania Gas
S. B. Wetmore
Cowan
Warren Mail
Warren Mirror
Evening Times
S. E. Walker
Chapin Hall
Exchange Block
European Hotel
Bryan
Emery
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Alexander L. Hawkins
Colebrook
Lebanon County
Free Methodists
Oil City
Tidioute
Bishop Hart
Alameda
California
Heltzer
Clearfield Journal
Chautauqua Co. Historical Society
Sheldon Hall
Griffith’s Point
Hempstead
Meadville
National Guard of Pennsylvania
State Guard
State Arsenal
Harrisburg
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg R. R
Globe
Warren Echoes Local Visitors and Daily News Notes
Warren items report visits by Miss JOSEPHINE SMITH and Rev A J InEY with brief health notes on Col Parmlee and Mrs Hedgers. Updates include travels of Miss Fannie Cooney and Charlie Ott, a parade plan for Jamestown firemen, pension awards, court session, and the debut of a new daily paper Evening Times in Warren.
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Josephine Smith
Mrs. Watson
A.J. Iney
F. H. Rockwell
Albert
Oregon
Hitpa Scumutz
Jamestown
N. Y
W.C. Watson
Chautauqua
Carl E. Samira
Akron
Ohio
Sarah Newton
Emlenton
Lemmon
James C. Parmlee
S. P. Hedges
Miss Hedges
Chicago
Danforth
Banner Salve advertised as quick healer for skin ailments
An early advertisement touts Banner Salve as the fastest remedy for sprains sores burns scalds wounds cuts tetter and eczema claiming it is the most healing in the world as endorsed by J. M. Sieg.
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J. M. Sieg
Annual Meeting Notice for Cornplanter Resting Company
The annual meeting of the Cornplanter Resting Company will be held at the office on Monday August 6 at 3 30 PM for the election of officers and the transaction of such business as will come before the meeting.
Wall Paper Stock at W C Rowland & Sons in Warren
W C Rowland and Sons offer the largest and most complete stock of wall paper in Warren with new ties added regularly in the Exchange block showroom. Customers are urged to examine the selection before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C Rowland & 80 Exchange
Wedding notices and trimmings at Kertchers Warren store
Wedding announce ments and calling cards highlighted at the Mall office. New elegant work offered at low prices. Kertchers boast stock of trimmed hats never seen in Warren.
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Kertcher’s
Warren
Chautauqua Busy Season Highlights Local Guests
Chautauqua hosts feature Warren Colony visitors and a lively Woman's Club with 200 members. The Assembly grounds schools attract attention as Kellogg Hall reports a large kindergarten crowd. Prof. N C Schaeffer speaks on public instruction. Miss Fry's wood carving studio shows skill with many female amateurs carving sculptures. Sand play areas delight children in the grounds.
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Warren Colony
Chautauqua
F. H. Rockwell
Gilbert
W. F. Henry
Alice
Lizzie Beaty
Edgar
Earl Bartlett
Olive King
McClintock
Mary O. King
Chautauqua Woman’s Club
Kellogg Hall
N. C. Schaeffer
Harrisburg
Princess of Wales
Sueak GROVE and Tidioute News Items Highlight Local Births and Changes
In Sueak Grove a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlberg on Tuesday the 17th. Mrs. E. W. Abbott, injured in a runaway, expects to walk with crutches soon. Mix family headed to Ocean Grove for summer. In Tidioute a new bicycle path on Main Street from the creek bridge to the borough line narrows traffic. The coming school year teachers are listed with one change Miss Radcliff replacing Miss Smyth in Room 5. Constable Tallman suffered serious injuries when Bucklin’s wagon toppled at the watering trough. two ribs loosened, Dr. Kemble treating him at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueak Grove
Emil Carlberg
E. W. Abbott
Mix
Ocean Grove
Tidioute News
Main Street
Creek Bridge
Boro
Tidioute
Eugenia E. Holcomb
Blanche McAuley
Annetta P. Locke
Belle Peters
Margaret Radcliff
Chardon
Cleo E. Putnam
Inez Rich
E. J. Robinson
Miss Radcliff
Miss Smyth
Constable Tallman
Bucklin
Vertical Writing in the Schools
The Philadelphia and New York education boards reassessed handwriting reform. They rejected vertical writing as less legible and practical, returning to slanted rightward script amid business and clerical demand. The piece argues reforms often misfired and urges common sense in educational management.
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Philadelphia
New York City
New York
Phila. Inquirer
Corry and Warren Populations Noted Amid Local Events
Population figures are given for Corry as 6 097 and Warren as 9 000. Sizable items include a SENECA Tent annual ox roast at Corydon on August 9, a Kinzua viaduct bridge builder strike resolved, and Gen Miles set to visit Mount Gretna encampment on August 5.
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Corry
Warren’s
Corydon
Kinzua Viaduct
Gen. Miles
Gov. Stone
Mt. Gretna
Advertised dealer guarantees Banner Salve for various ailments
An advertised dealer claims to guarantee Banner Salve for tetter eczema piles sprains cuts scalds burns ulcers and any open or old sore per Dr. M. Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Siegfried
Warren Excursion Tickets On One Fare Round Trip
On the date Warren will sell excursion tickets to Warren at one fare for the round trip. See ticket agents for particulars. H. Pagry, G. A.
Prohibition State Convention Trips Slashed to Pittsburg
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Pittsburg for the Prohibition State Convention on August 8 at one fare round trip with a minimum twenty five cents. Tickets sold for travel August 6 7 and 8 and valid for return through August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
of Pennsylvania
Mann Wired Envelope Promotes NY Office Products
The Mai office offers the Mann Wired Envelope as a new novelty item with low prices and business card Yale printed on the latest envelope design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Mai
Yale
Wrightsville July notices and local updates
Wrightsville notes list repairs at Wrightsville House and local excursions for I. C. C. F. Orphans Home on July 18. Residents named include Miss Mary Wynn, Miss Edith Irvine, Solon Wilcox, Mrs. Warren Chipman, Mrs. Curtis, John Patchen, A. Wright, G. J. Wright, Miss Winnette Thompson, Thomas Yates, and Rev. Mr. Gage. Mrs. Alvin Dutton dies after long illness. Allen Bros aid local farmers. new iron bridge project. rumors of a business departure to Columbus. W. C. Eastman to Kansas as next year’s teacher. Farmers haying improved crops. Porter Damon dies. funeral at Clymer, N. Y.. Mrs. Clara Watson of Jamestown conducts services.
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Wrightsville
Fenton
Katy Sweetland
C.L. Wright
D. Boone
George Yates
Meadville
Mary Wynn
West Virginia
Edith Irvine
Littlefield
Painsville
Ohio
Solon Wilcox
Warren Chipman
Curtis
Sugar Grove
New York City
John Patchen
A. Wright
G. J. Wright
Winnette Thompson
Youngsville
Thomas Yates
Pittsfield
Mr. Gage
Bear Lake
Sewing Society
E. J. Wright
C. Wright
Alvin Dutton
Pane
Allen Bros
Chautauqua
Lily Dale
Columbus
W. C. Eastman
Kansas
Porter Damon
Clymer
N. Y
Clara Watson
Jamestown
John Masterson
Fourth Street
Martin—Sager
Beaver Falls
Glenn Martin
Edith Sager
Warren
Social notes from Erie springs and area visitors
July 24 notes report Mrs J T Brew and child ren from Erie at the springs while the Holmgreen sisters visit Warren. Mrs A E Sands returns to Titusville, Thomas Perks of Franklin visits family on Dr Talbott farm, Miss Crow of Corry visits the Keatings. Esquire Shannon harvests hay. Allegheny Springs traffic up this season. Irvine post office adds two more mail services, now twenty six dispatched daily.
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J. T. Brew
Erie
Our Springs
Allegheny Springs
Uncle Sam
Irvine
Three Warren births record kept in local notices
In Warren on July 22 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cedarquist. On July 24 a daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Chapman. On July 25 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gray.
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Cedarquist
Warren
Charles Cedarquist
Obituary notices from Warren and surrounding towns July 1900
A Warren newspaper lists multiple obituaries and notices across surrounding towns. George W. Sill dies in Warren at 54. Silas W. Swift passes in Sioux City after a bronchial illness. Bert Dunham dies at Allegheny Springs after illness. James Hackney Masten of Warren, once a Civil War veteran, buried Mobile National Cemetery. Isaac Rogers of Kane, aged 75, buried Bear Lake. Emma Shehan of Garland aged 38 buried Jamestown. Carl E M Erickson child of Richland dies at 5. Porter Damon of Columbus dies at 69.
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Gordon
Hannah Wiltsie Swift
Jane M. Swift
Warren
Norman R. Thompson
Jamestown
Albany
Yankton
S. D
Board of Education
Dunham
Bert Dunham
Allegheny Springs
William James Dunham
James Dunham
Bradford
Masten
Mobile
Alabama
James Hackney Masten
National Cemetery
Co. D
Rifle Regiment
Penn
Libby
Roy Stone
Orto Rico
Rogers
Kane
Isaac Rogers
C.C. Rogers
Bear Lake
Freehold
Columbus
Porter Damon
Cash for old rubber and metal items at Johnson's Exchange
I will pay cash for old rubber boots and wringer rollers, hoses, bursting bicycle tires, and solid or cushioned types free of cloth or iron. Also buying old brass, lead, zinc, and copper boiler bottoms. Visit my room on the second floor at Johnson's Exchange, Second and Liberty streets, to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s Exchange
Liberty Streets
Forry's Honey and Tar Said Cures Chronic Asthma
Lawson Elvidge of Barrington I says he was cured of long standing asthma by Forry's Honey and Tar. The remedy provides positive relief in all asthma cases and robs the disease of its terrors when not completely cured. Take no substitute. Signed J. M. Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Elvidge
Barrington, I
Forry
J. M. Siegfried
Warren Iron and Metal Co buys scrap for cash
Advertises spot cash payment for scrap metal and usable materials including iron copper brass zinc lead rope rags rubber. Seeks customers to deliver at the firm near the Fourth et location and to call the listed telephone for arrangements.
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Warren [Ron Metal Co
Fourth
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Warren, PA
Home Matters
Recreation Park
Titusville Herald
Foley
Magee & Eichenberg
SaLk
Allen
Liberty Street
Kertcher
C. C. Allen
W. H. Allen
St. Lawrence Park
Charles Stricker, Jr
Ella Perry
Mrs. Eckels
Cambridge Springs
Bert Baker
Berlin
Wisconsin
Herbert Taft
Montgomery
Paul Kratzer
W. P. Michell
M. F. Abbott
Abbott
Mississippi
Reza
J. Paul Shelly
L. D. Wetmore
Jerome Wetmore
John Peate
Greenville
Sam
Thomas Arters
David W. Sutherland
Pleasantville
Lindsey
Sandstrom and Weaver
Irvine Park
Horace Jackson
Atchison
Thos. Adams
East Side
Charlie Ott
C. I. Beck
Mr. Ott
Mike Schwing
Gus Olson
Hickory Street
Dc. B. Davis
Grandin
Missouri
Max
Struthers Hose Co
Warren Business University
McWilliams
Fannie Cooney
Thousand Islands
Mary Conditt Smith
Fredonia
J. Condit Smith
Conger
R. H. Smith
R. P. King
C.E. Watson
Boyce
Detroit
Ethel
W. W. Winger
Fifth Street
Presbyterian Church
Winger
Lake Chautauqua
Chenry & Co
Toledo
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. H. Bey
Titusville
U. S
McKinley Driving Park
Firemen’s Benevolent Association
Archie Lawson
B. J. Wilmoth
Wilmoth
Bradford Star
Chautaqua Lake
Chautauqua Lake
West Point
Pennsylvania
John K. Cochran
Mercer
Edwin K. Riebenk
Conneautville
Clarion
Lizut
J. P. W. Gridley
Olympia
Marine Corps
China
Marine Hospital
Boston
Boston Navy Yard
G. A. R. Picnic
Miss Sill’s
Irvington
Milwaukee
Walter A. Wood
Adriance- Buckeye Mowers
Tiger and Steel
Neal
The
Pickett Hardware Co
Water St
Rogers Block
Eberhart & Miller’s Shoe Store
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Edinboro State Normal School
John F. Bigler
Edinboro, Pa
Allegheny College
Crawford
Meadville, Pa
Robert H. Johnson
St. Lawrence River
S.B Newton
Eens Louse
Matz
Hunters Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Sterling and Eldridge Bicycles
MAY Bank & CO
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
the Mail Office
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