Home Matters and Local Notices from Warren Borough
Warren items report town council actions including franchise consideration for the street railway, bond redemptions saving the borough, hydrant placements on Water street, and a spitting ban. Meetings cover street paving, fire limits extension, sewer work, and bids for Market street paving with adjournment after routine budget requests.
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Warren & Youngsville Street Ry. Co
Light Committee
Old Town
Water Street
Liberty
Market
Irvine
Carver
Prospect
Fourth
Fifth
King’s Hollow
Fire Committee
Warren Street By. Co
Pleasant Township
Warrenboro
Boro
Market Street
Memorial Day in Warren Observed at Oakland Cemetery
A large crowd attended Memorial Day rites at Oakland Cemetery in Warren. G A R Post activities proceeded as planned under clear skies with readings, prayers, and sombre ceremonies honoring the unknown dead.
Local court wraps up brisk grand jury work in Warren
Covake reports a three case trial slate at Glade Run with H B Walsh found guilty of malicious mischief. Grand Jury discharged after three days, five true five not true on ten bills, Steber foreman Ayers secretary. Also notes oil painting exhibition The Wagon Blacksmith by Christopher W Forbes and fish dynamiters Bentley and Martin convicted with fines. Baseball team in Ohio returns for June 10 game with St Bonaventure.
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Covake
Penn
Warren Electric R’y Co
Glade Run
H. B. Walsh
Rouse Hospital
State Hospital
Brevery
F. A. Steber
G. S. Ayers
Warren
Christopher W. Forbes
New York City
Fish
del Bentley
Long” Martin
Kinzua
Hampson
Fish and Game Protective Society
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
A list of property transfers in various towns including Warren, Spring Creek, and Sheffield. Transfers involve multiple pairs or groups of buyers and sellers with prices ranging from $100 to $12,000. Names include George W. Green, Emogene M. Proper, Emogene M. Proper, Carl C. Hermansen, Helena Hook Corydon, Cecelia Root, Victoria May Nichols, and many others. Transactions cover towns such as Grand Valley, Borgdon, Tidioute, Triumph, Watson, Warren, Eldred, Conewango, and Spring Creek.
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George W. Green
Emogene M. Proper
Grand Valley
John Wilson
Frank Black
Borgdon
Leonie Cochener
Mary J. Cochener
Tidioute
Triumph
Harriett Widing
A. Tuttle
Spring Creek
Solon English
G. W. English
Kinzua
Margaret Driscoll
Mary A. Clark
Warren
East Warren R. E. Co
Charles D. Curran
Carl C. Hermansen
Herman O. Hermansen
Watson
J. Hermansen
Same
Same, Watson, J. C. Leichriest Etal To J. A. McFadden
Samuel Grosenburg
Albert Frantz
Mary Hampson
Eliza I. Henry
Henrietta M. Rush
Cecelia Root Et al
Helena Hook Corydon
H. H. Goodwill
Charles A. Rosine
Eldred
Charles E. Lungren
Tony Bean
John A. Davidson
W. I. Bartholomew
Simon P. Nichols
Wilson O. Nichols
K. M. Andrews
Victoria May Nichols
West Warren R. E. Co
Henry M. Acks
Conewango
G. L. Ackman
Lucien F. Gordon
Alex. Erickson
Celia J. Swanson
Maurice Whitton
William Wolf
Sheffield
C. W. Nichols
John Foreman
Fred Sechrist
W. M. Sammel
Consecration of Trinity Memorial Church in Warren
The consecration of Trinity Memorial Church in Warren featured Holy Communion at 8:30 A M led by Rev. C C Parker and Rev. Dr A W Ryan. Bishop Whitehead. A morning service followed with clergy from Meadville Emporium Brooklyn and Jamestown. Rev Harry Pierce Nichols preached a notable sermon and local clergy attended. Refreshments were served and remarks offered by Rector Taylor Rev Parker and Bishop Whitehead.
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Trinity Memorial Church
Warren
C. C. Parker
Philadelphia
A. W. Ryan
St. Paul’s Church
Duluth
Minn
New York City
A. R. Taylor
Minnesota
Allen
Kane
Clay
Waterford
Garrett
Youngsville
Reany
Ridgway
Taylor
Whitehead
Hoxsie's Croup Cure Sold by Davis Drug Co Warren
A life saver for children cures colds and coughs and prevents membranous croup pneumonia and diphtheria. No opium or nausea. Price fifty cents. Sold by the Davis Drug Co in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Hoxsie
Davis Drug Co
Warren
Democracy Party Nominates Full Warren County Ticket
The Democracy met in Warren last Tuesday afternoon at P H C Hall and nominated a complete county ticket. C E Bordwell Warren was named register and recorder, Glenn W Chapel Warren county commissioners 8 H Davis Warren and W H Houghtling Bear Lake jury commissioner Fred Baldwin Youngsville county auditors J H Driscoll North Clarendon and Frank McClellan Warren. Charles Chase chaired the convention and E W Cooney was re elected County Chairman. Delegates were chosen for State and Congressional and Senatorial conventions.
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Democracy
Warren
P. H
E. W. Cooney
Postmaster Waters Seeks Expanded Post Office Space
Postmaster Waters met officials in Washington last week with Congressman Sibley to push for more room and improved facilities for mail handling in the library building. Progress may be slow as the saying goes that great bodies move slowly.
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Waters
Washington
Post Office Department
Sibley
Married Couple Weds in Warren Presbyterian Church
In Warren Pa on Tuesday June 3 1902 at 8 30 P M Hugh A Siggins and Grace L Todd both of Warren were married by Rev J W Smith in a well filled church with music by Prof George Lott. A large reception followed at the bride’s home with gifts of silver cut glass and furniture. The couple plan a trip to Thousand Islands and Eastern cities returning to 114 Short Street. Also listed are Sollmann Sersall Hassinger Houghton marriages with minimal details.
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Allen
Liberty Street
John Some
Bradford
Smiley & Bettis
Clough
North Carolina
Belle Stevens
Detroit
Boyce
J. E. Kiné
Buffalo
Merck & Kirberger’s
Will Tivnon
Cleveland
LuLu Yates
Chicago
C. Hetherington
James
Cincinnati
Harry Mipcchell
Pittsburg
Anna W. Syms
C. E. Watson
Philadelphia
Clare Clark
Iowa
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Morck & Kirberger’s
Bon-Ton
Warren
Harry W. Neeily, Jr
Kane
Evening Courier
U.S. Army
Mike Eckarot
North Market Street
Schnar & Moffatt
Charles R. Sehnar
Bell Telephone
Chautauqua
Snyder
Hunter’s
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Olean
Titusville
Tidionte
Kinzua
Corydon
Tidioute
Warren County
Ward & Hertzel
Warren County Directory
W. D. Hinckley
C. W. Arird
F. M. Knapp
D. I. Ball
C.J. Frantz
Call
Siggins
Topp
Warren Presbyterian Church
J. W. Smith
Hugh A. Siggins
Grace L. Todd
George Lott
Messrs
Myron Dennison
Ross Fisher
Marshall Parshall
J. H. Alexander
Joe M. Shear
Sam Q. Smith
Mabel Siggins
Mabel McCalmont
Ethel Wood
Gertrude Marck
Mabel Bemis
Luella Seymour
Corning
N. Y
Myra Todd
John Messner
Mary White
W. D. Todd
Alfred G. Todd
Mendelsohn
Water Street
G. P. Orr
C. W. Sersall
J. M. Thoburn
Allegheny City
Polard Sollmann
Alice M. Sersall
Hassinger
Houghton
Barnes
Luther Hassinger
Lettie Houghton
Obituaries and death notices from Warren area June 1902
Notices list Joseph V. Benson age 77 dying in Warren with funeral from W. B. Weed residence. Sophia Seth age 56 in Stoneham. Mrs Annie Connors age 40 in Glade Township. Warren George McKee age 18 of Sugar Grove, Pa accidentally shot while hunting and buried in New Castle.
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E. D. McKee
Sugar Grove
Warren Co
New Castle
Testimony to Dr. William V. Hazeltine by Warren Emergency Hospital
The Warren Emergency Hospital board adopts a resolution praising Dr. William V. Hazeltine for serving as Visiting Physician, rendering gratuitous care for months, and offering condolences to his bereaved family. Also notes Farmers Institutes meeting by County Board on second Friday of June to plan locations and invites attendee claims.
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Emergency Hospital
Warren Emergency Hospital
William V. Hazeltine
Farmers’ Institutes
County Board of Farmers’ Institute Managers
County Commissioners’ Office
State Board of Agriculture
Murder at Kinzua Ends in Fatal Fight Between Men
David Kane of Kinzua was killed Monday night in Kinzua by Abraham Goodman of Bradford who said self defense after Kane allegedly threatened him. Goodman arrested in Warren jail. inquest by Coroner Peirce and Justice Green. Kane, about 26, leaves a wife and two children, worked in lumbering, son of Anthony Kane of Quaker Bridge. body buried at Steamburg, N. Y. later.
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Kinzua
David Kane
Abraham Goodman
Bradford
Kane
Goodman
Lyle
Warren
Peirce
Justice Green
Dainty White Goods Special Showing This Week
Special showing this week for a White Summer feature the finest assortment and big savings. Hunter’s Mercerized fabrics India linens Organdies silk mouselines dimities wash batistes Swiss Mulls Grenadines and more with Yale and Brighton makes. Save 50 to 51 by buying now with lots of dark colors valued 65 at 47 and 75 at 69 cents. White waists gingham waists and black Latino waists offered at deep discounts.
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India
Yale
Brighton
Bargain Lots and House Wrappers Sale Notice
Fifty house wrappers in odd sizes priced 69c to 1.38 sell for 69c. A job in Children's Hosiery at 19c and muslin fabric lots from 6.45c to 6.45c per yard. Turkish towels offered at 10c with larger sizes at 19c. Choice muslin underwear bargains advertised.
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Home Matters
Oakland Cemetery
G. A. R. Post
Eben N. Ford Post
Miss Weiss
Ohio
St. Bonaventure
Oval High School
Owens’ Buffalo
Sont & Henry
Uncle Sam
Shannon Witherite
John E. Berkheimer
Weldbank
Sarah A. Wilson
Pittsfield
Mary A. Smith
East Branch
Madame Rive-King
Y. M.C. A. Hall
Pittsburg Synod
Wes
Hunter’s Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
Lot
Clearfield Wooden Ware Co
Clearfield, PA
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