Warren Memorial Day Observances in Warren County
The Warren Mail reports Memorial Day ceremonies in Warren with large crowds at Oakland Cemetery and surrounding sites. Veterans, 800 schoolchildren, and local organizations participated under officers and a Warren Band, including addresses by Col. D. C. McCoy and Rev. E. F. Edmonds.
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Warren
Oakland Cemetery
Oakland
St. Joseph’s
J. R. Mitchell
E. F. Edmonds
C. A. Waters
Col
D. C. McCoy
Meadville
Mitchell
83D Regiment
J. E. Wheeler
Lincoln
Gettysburg
A. R. Taylor
Warren County Notes and Local Happenings in June
Warren county headlines cover court term ahead with criminal cases and civil list, local visits from Jo Texas and WILL Hopewe, a Siggins family reunion on June 29 at fairgrounds, summaries of late supreme court decisions, society wedding plans for Miss Bessie W. King and James P. Rogers, and notes on public events including Memorial Day remembrance by Company I.
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Will Hopewe
West Virginia
TE Siggins
W. D. Hinckley
Florida
Leffard
Huntingdon County
Morck & Kirberger
Johnsome
Robert Henderson
Warren
Titusville
Herbert A. Lane
Russell
Yale College
Supreme Court
Warren County
Sturgeon
Pullman Car Co
Baker
Franc Roy
Will Yates
Bessie W. King
James P. Rogers
F. G. King
Children’s Aid Society
Edward Lindsey
R. Brown
A. D. Wood
Palmer Gilbert
Jupge Acocks
Pittsfield
Co. I
Chickamauga
Wm. R
Franklin Acocks
Fenton Guards
Jamestown
65Th Regt
Buffalo
Hale
Acocks
Chautauqua
A. R. Taylor
Russell Record
Gardner
Bear Lake
Pine Grove Co
Warren Co
Company I
Oakland
St. Joseph’s
Fire Department
Jacob Keller
Keller
Harrisburg
C. W. Stone
Messrs
M. A. Myers
E. W. Parshall
J. H. Fuellhart
W. M. Lindsey
H. M. Putnam
D. C. Allen
Ralph W. Stone
Fred B. Jackson
F. H. Rockwell
D. M. Howard
F. M. Knapp
S. W. Waters
W. E. Rice
J. P. Jefferson
Harry Neily
W. P. Nutting
James Brann
George C. Priestley
G. F. Yates
A. J. Hazeltine
Harry Isaacs
W. M. Robertson
W. J. Mead
C. W. Ser
Soldiers of Co I at Chickamauga report basics and morale
In Chickamauga Georgia on May 27 1898 soldiers of Co I report fresh rations water pipe work near completion and good morale. They praise Capt Wheelock Major Windsor and Col Hulings while detailing a frontward move toward Tampa and a Memorial Day observance at the national cemetery with 13000 graves covered in flowers.
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Chickamauga
Co. I
George H. Thomas
Uncle Sam
Frank Acocks
Wheelock
Major Windsor
Sergt. Ackley
Col. Hulings
16Th Reg
16Th Pa
3D Illinois
E. G. Beaty
Co. KE
Cooperstown
Pittsburg
Betts
Boynton
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania
Hulings
Camp Thomas
Tampa
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Maryland
District of Columbia
Indiana
Porto Rico
Brooke
Breckenridge
Bridge petition shot down by county viewers
County clippings report the free bridge project failed last Friday with only two of the board in favor. The Band has been marching on the street two evenings, led by Rob bins who is proud of the group’s music and progress. In Youngsville, M E church trustees plan to raise the building five to six feet to add a Sunday school and lecture room once a practical builder is found. The Regal club met Miss Maude Bartlett for a monthly gathering with a girls’ supper after business.
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Warren
L. D. Wetmore
Evening Democrat
Allen Zouaves
John Rowland
Albert Waters
Geo. A. Cobham
Cobham Park
Cobham
George Mead
Glade
Quaker Hill
Wetmore’s
Conewango
Robert Dennison
W. W. Wilbur
Allen Zuaves
D. W. C. James
A. E. Goodrich
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harugari and
Saengerbund
Warren Cornet
Benevolent Irish-American Society
Wm. Kline
Oakland Cemetery
Catholic Cemetery
Detail
Zuaves
Odd Fellows’ Monument
H.S. Getz
Trinity Memorial Church
Mr. Getz
Tidioute News
Mesars
Wilkins
Bovee
Robbins
Youngsville
M. E. Church
Regal Club
W. S. Bartholomew
Maude Wixon
Pleasant Valley
Leonard Walters
Mattie Akeley
Russell
William Akeley
Walter Newton
Carrie Shaw
Anna Anderson
Morrison’s
Rumsey
Roy Harris
Chautauqua program marks 25th annual session start
The 25th Chautauqua session runs June 29 to August 22 1898. War may raise summer attendance as inland location attracts crowds. Library day July 7 and other themed days dot a full itinerary. Notables like Rev. Russell H Conwell John Henry Barrows and John Fox Jr headline lectures and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
United States
Chautauqua Lake
Baptist Union
Grand Army
W. A. Duncan
N. Y
Assembly Herald
Russell H. Conwell
Robert McIntyre
George W. Bain
John Henry Barrows
J. M. Buckley
Richard G. Moulton
England
Leland Powers
Will Carleton
Ida Bensey
Charles F. Underhill
S. H. Clark
John Fox, Jr
Isabel Garghill
Katharyn Staley
Farmers Institute Managers to Meet in Warren
The Warren County Farmers Institute Managers will meet in the Grand Jury Room in Warren on Tuesday June 14 1898 at 1 PM to select locations for two Farmers Institute sessions this coming winter. Attendees may present locality claims with what they will contribute. absent parties may send written requests to Chairman Geo A Woodside Commissioners' office Warren Pa. Contributions include a suitable hall and free music and local help such as essays papers recitations or short talks on agricultural topics. Sugar Grove Pa May 25 1898.
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Farmers’ Institute
Warren County Farmers’ Institute
Grand Jury Room
Warren
Board of Farmers’ Institute Managers, Commissioners’ Office
Geo. A. Woodside
Board of Managers
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Scandia Grange
Scandia
Wm. Anderson
Otto Marker
Eac Grange
Bro
Henry Mack
B. F. W. Thorpe
Otlo E. Hoop
Bro. Ottoarker
Wanamaker
Spring Creek Grange
Valley Grange
Lizzie Martin
Elk Grange
Charles Martin
Ada Ruhlman
L. D
Vivia Anderson
the Grange
Anna Mack
North Warren Grange
Pomona
Fire Association
Paceman
Hanme
Franklin Y M C A Meet Honors For Local Athletes
Our boys swept Franklin and Oil City in Y M C A contests, bringing home honors. John S. Stone won the 100 yard dash and running jump, tied for first in standing jump. Carl A. Wheelock threw 16 pound hammer 70 feet 5 inches and placed second in shot. Percy Wilkins won the one mile novice bike race and placed highly in other events. Benette H. Chevalier swept the half mile and slow race, with top marks in the running broad jump. Carlyle W. Rogers took high jump and tied for first in standing broad jump. Our athletes now seek further victories.
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Franklin
Oil City
Johns. Stone
Harrisburg
Warren
Carl A. Wheelock
Percy Wilkins
Benette H. Chevalier
Carlyle W. Rogers
Stone
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers include EST TRUAX and WALDING KINNAN MARVIN of Toledo Ohio. Cure taken internally. priced 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
EST & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Warren Ball Club Faces Oil City Challenge This Week
Warren's baseball squad split three recent games in Bradford and Celoron then defeated Celoron in Warren before a talking match with the umpire. They host Oil City's hired men today and Saturday and plan next week to play Oil City and Olean. League standings show Oil City leading with a .765 percentage. A separate item notes two P&EK train time changes affecting Warren passengers andPhiladelphia arrivals, with a marginal moral aside.
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Warren
Bradford
Celoron
Oil City
Olean
Artful tailor Keller Promises Quality Garments
Jacob Keller, artistic tailor, refuses to compromise on clothing quality. He notes his garments are made from fabrics of tested worth and cut in the latest approved styles, ensuring customers get a fair price for a durable, stylish suit.
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Jacob Keller
W. C. Rowland & Sons Promote Largest No Paper Stock
The Exchange block retailer advertises the largest and most complete stock of no paper in Warren with constant additions. Customers are urged to inspect the extensive range of latest styles colors and designs before buying.
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W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C Rowland & Sons
Name Brand Corn Cure Proved Best in Market
Ad copy notes Warren's corn cure as the preferred remedy sold by all druggists at 15 cents per bottle. Also lists rental notice for the Thos. Keeler residence 510 Fourth Street with possession after April 10 and inquiry at First National Bank. Also advertises affordable dinnerware and TODS items.
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Warren
Thos. Keeler
Fourth Street
First National Bank
Military themed clothing items and comic sets headline
Odd listing of belts shirts and comic sets including Vel vet and pompadour appears with names Jacos Keller the Tailor and Spenmans the energee referenced in a fragmented notice. No clear event or date provided.
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Jacos Keller
Advertising fragment sale notes and listings
An 8 room cottage at Chautauqua offered furnished and in good condition with recent paint plus a Warren residence for sale. Local sellers urge quick inquiries and promote White Cloud Flour and oil cloths and linoleum stock. Blue Periodical Ticketa advertised.
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Chautauqua
Warren
W. A. Greaves
Memorial observances and local notes from Wrightsville
Memorial day events mark the week as residents note quiet surroundings. Families relocate, work advances on a road bridge project, and local clergy cover for absences. Manufacturing of collapsible vegetable crates shows promise while residents undertake home and barn construction projects. Odd Fellows plan memorial day at Lottsville on June 18.
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Wrightsville
Fred
C. W. Wynn
Jack
Will Yates
Sugar Grove
J. A. McArthur
Church Street
Brokenstraw Bridge
Rev. Earle
Bear Lake
Baldwin
Zoe Bush
Waterford
D. Boone
Henry Ford
Webb Abbott
Lotteville
Alice Brown
Lottsville
N. F. Wright
Chautauqua
Local Notes From Lander And Surrounding Towns
May 30 to June 1 entries recount visitors and residents in Lander, Jamestown, Clarendon, Russell, Marshtown and Warren. Names include H A Braley Archie Soggs F E Hodges Rev H S Thomas and others visiting friends, with Memorial Day exercises and a church sermon upcoming by Rev Thomas.
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H. A. Braley
North Warren
Archie Soggs
Ripley
N. Y
F. E. Hodges
Pittsburg
Lander
H. S. Thomas
Ackley
C. C. Case
Cleveland
L. F. Deming
A. H. L. Phillips
Jamestown
H.C. Bargett
Clarendon
M. C. Babcock
Russell
Clara B
Lizzie Peck
Marshtown
H. J. Bishop
Memorial Service and Memorial Day Observance at Spring Creek
Memorial Day ceremonies at the Congregational Church in Spring Creek included a sermon by Rev Henshaw on What is this Service for. J W Baker G A R Post W R C and K C T M attended with strong singing and final address by Rev Sutton at the cemetery. Columbus reinforced the Spring Creek band for fine music and old soldiers were shown courtesy by KOTM members.
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Spring Creek
J. W. Baker
G. A. R. Post
W. R.C
Congregational Church
Sutton
Lake Shore Express Connections From Warren
Through Passenger Service via D A V P effective June 5 Train 4 leaves Warren 5 15 pm then connects at Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Southwestern express to Buffalo and New York City. The Lake Shore limited mail to Chicago offers first class night service to eastern and western cities via Lake Shore and N Y Central. D C Moon Supt.
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D. A
N. Y. Central
D. C. Moon
W N Y and P Ry Excursion to Olean and Bradford
The W N Y and P Ry announces a Sunday excursion to Olean and Bradford on June 12 departing Warren at 10 AM. Round trip fare is 1 dollar with a noon arrival split at Riverside Junction. Return trains depart Olean and Bradford at 7 PM for seven hours of visit, with Monday June 13 as a return option on regular trains.
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Olean
Bradford
Warren
Riverside Junction
Oil City
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Chance to Help a Worthy Cause at Armory Event
A Monday event at the Armory on May 30 aims to raise funds to pay return freight for camp outfit of Co. I and other debts. Committee members C. A. Wheelock A. A. Rogers and Frank Grindley oversee the drive.
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Armory
Camp Outfit of Co. I
C. A. Wheelock
A. A. Rogers
Frank Grindley
Tailor Keller Sells Cloth for Bicycle Suits and Children’s Wear
To the Ladies. I have a fine lot of cloth for bicycle suits sold very cheap. Cloth sponged free if thought of me. For children's clothing a fine lot of cloth by the yard. Call and see me at corner Second and Liberty streets. Jacob Keller The Tailor.
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Second
Liberty Streets
Jacob Keller
Penfield Carpet Cleaning Works Advertisement
Penfield Carpet Cleaning Works offers carpet lifting cleaning and laying, chenille curtain cleaning, and feather renovation with a satisfaction guarantee. Located at the rear of Mansion House, orders left at the Mansion. Manager E. W. Sealy.
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Penfield
E. W. Sealy
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distress from bladder and kidney issues relieved in six hours by a remedy touted as a rapid cure for both sexes. It claims immediate relief of urinary retention and back pain. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, druggists, Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Miller lamp featured in ad for engraved wares and cards
The notice advertises wedding invitations and calling cards as well as engraved lithographed work at the Mail office. It claims no lamp on the market rivals the Miller. Fehltman Bros promotes Bohemian and Venetian glass with a large assortment at Bonbons and vases.
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Fehlman Bros
Hum Specifics Treatment Manual Offered By Hum Medicine Co
An advertisement for a 100 page manual by Hum Medicine Co detailing treatment of disease with Hum Specifics. It invites orders or requests by mail. Also promotes coma and decorated ware at low prices from Fehman Bros at the corner of William and John streets in New York.
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Humphreys
Atd
Humph Medicine Co
William and John Streets
New York
Fehlman Bros
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
C.K
Warren County Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Library Hall
P. H. Adams
Warren Boro
Warren Water Co
Pleasant Bridge
CL Beck
East Street Park
A. A. Davis & Co
Kimbberger & Mobce
UIL
Tiona
Jo& Texas
R. W. Teese
Louis Reynolds
Justice Perry
Oakland Cemetery Association
Georgia
Chickamaugs Park
Mail East
Kane
Philadelphia
Corry
Moat
Boy1es
Morcx & Kirberger
China
Ticketa
Putnamville
Sugar Run
Cambries
White Goods
Calicoes
Silkolines
O.h.hunter & Son
THE
Pickett Hardware CO
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
the Pickett Hardware CO
Luwy’s
Sandburg
A. A Davis & Co
Fehlman
R17
Stein-Bloch CO
Anderson & Salyer
Clothiers, Tailors, Furnishers
India Lawn
W. Jarvis
Water St
Cresco
Reading Sesqui-Centennial
Pennsylvania R. R
Reading
Princi
Pennsylvania Railroad
KgrtTcuen
the Warren Savings Bank
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B. Dunham
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
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
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Mayron BO Fae Ee Nibon
T. T. Basingame
Davio L. Gerould
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