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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
5
Poem honoring veterans by Frank L. Stanton. A speaker reflects on memories of war and the pride of old-time soldiers as the boys go marching by. The piece contrasts rousing banners and rifles with peaceful postwar longings and a shared love of country.
John Robinsons Ten Combined Great Shows promise a varied, spectacular program with a menagerie, Solomon and the Queen of Sheba scenes, top riders, aerialists, ponies, and clowns. Coming to Warren on Wednesday June 19, the circus is touted as a crowd favorite and a spellbinding spectacle.
W S Richardson photographer in Warren in Greaves studio offers amateur development supplies Eastman Kodaks and greaves negatives. R W Stuart at Warren room 2 Hoffman Block and J W Dunkle attorney at law in Hoffman building Warren. Charles W Stone lawyers over First National Bank Warren with practice in county, state and federal courts.
A note highlights printing as a specialty at the mail office with a motto of Promptness Neatness and Cheapness.
After four days of rain Warren enjoyed pleasant weather for Memorial Day ceremonies. Col. Jas C Parmlee and Rev. J C McDonald spoke, with music from local singers. G A R veteran Richard Ward led a tribute to fallen soldiers, recalling the Civil War and the nation’s unity. The day closed with services at Oakland cemetery and decorations across local graves. Decoration Day’s first Warren observance in 1872 featured Capt. Dennison, Major James, and local lodges.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a personally conducted tour to San Francisco and the Pacific coast departing New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh July 8. The round trip from points east of Pittsburgh is 188.50 with two in a double berth and meals. Pittsburgh rate is 5 less. The 30 day itinerary includes Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and Banff among others.
During the Pan American Exposition the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from Warren to Buffalo with several limits and classes. A three day ticket costs $2 with Monday and Friday sales and Friday return allowed until the next Monday. not valid in parlor or sleeping cars. A ten day ticket costs $3 and is good in parlor or sleeping cars. A fifteen day ticket costs $3.80 and is good in parlor or sleeping cars. A season final limit until Nov 30 1901 costs $4.95. Inquiries available at ticket agents.
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg announce Pan American rates to Buffalo starting May 1 from Warren. 30 day tickets on sale daily four dollars seventy cents, 15 day tickets three dollars fifty five cents, 10 day tickets three dollars, 3 day tickets two dollars. Fridays tickets return Monday. Inquiries via D A V P R ticket agents.
On account of the United Societies of Christian Endeavor convention in Cincinnati July 6 to 10 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets July 4 to 6 from all stations at a single round trip fare. Return valid July 8 to 14. See ticket agents for rates and details.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations to Kansas City for the Im perial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine meeting. Tickets June 7 8 9 return at one fare round trip plus 2 for passage. Departure from Kansas City allowed June 11 to June 17. See full rates and details.
General manager notes list time tables and full information for Faavenaet keont with names W S Leffard and J B Hutchinson.
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad timetable in effect June 2 1901 shows arrangements under New York Central and Hudson River R R Co lessee. George H Daniels oral agent No 308 Exchange Gen l Passenger Agent. Gro W Bartlett superintendent Dunkirk N Y H Parry Buffalo N Y.
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