Warren Home Matters Seeks Saturday Ball Game and Fourth Celebration
Warren county items note a request for a Saturday afternoon ball game, plans for a public Fourth of July celebration needing funds, and updates from council on water pressure, street lighting contracts, and local court activity. Farmers Institute managers plan a June meeting to set locations and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson
Warren Water Co
Smith
Schimmelfeng
Light Committee
Warren Electrical Light Co
Wellsbach Lighting Co
Farmers’ Institutes
County Board of Farmers’ Institute
Grand Jury Room
State Board of Agriculture
County Agricultural Society
Pomona Grange and County Alliance
Commencement Exercises Highlight School's Successful Week
The week saw 84 students graduate from grades nine and ten to a four year high school program with diplomas. In Library Hall a pleased audience enjoyed an orchestral opening, address, essays on The Charter Oak and The Boy of Today, recitations, a solo, and a duet performance featuring Grace Schnur and Nettie Creal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our School
A. R. Taylor
Edith B. Dunn
Charter Oak
Preston Thomas
Owl
Ernest Phillips
Gena Smith
Grace Schnur
Nettie Creal
St. Michal's
Fern Parrish
D. J. Ball
A. J. Ivey
Ethel B. Boyce
Harriett M. Noyes
Florence R. Langworthy
Gertrude A. Schoff
Elizabeth L. Brickel
Bertha E. Wheelock
Kate R. Hazeltine
Edith M. McLaughlin
Jessie Isaacs
Alpha C. Mintzer
Edith M. Jewell
Wilda E. Peel
Alice W. MacIntosh
Julia M. Wills
Louisa E. Schmitz
Ralph J. Wilkins
John la V. Augustine
Clare Clark
Florance
G. MacNett
Andrew Meehan
Florence M. Davis
Harry W. Neily, Jr
Anna Dervin
D. Hester Swengel
James R. Garfield
Pauline Schellhammer
Edna S. Wood
Joe B. Moore
Sylvia E. Ball
Harry E. Cogswell
Thos. K. Creal
Leroy E. Chapman
Leroy E. Shaner
Harry C. Wheelock
Probie Saitios
Ounata Leroy E. Shaner
Thomas K. Creal Orchestra
America
Sylvia E. Ball Essay, “Obedstown
Alpha C
Mintzer
Stuart Wood
Chopin Harriett L. Cowan
Madam Roland
Saleh
Eaeth
Martha
E. Swengel
Allen five feet, 221 Liberty street and local notices
Local items list residents visiting relatives and travelers returning home. Helen Walker of Butler guests Edna Wood. Judge Wetmore and wife back from Virginia. H E Mitchell and daughter visiting Chicago. C W Stone home from Oregon. Clare Berger to East Brady for coal work. Karl Schnur visiting from Erie. others attend centennial events, weddings, and civic meetings.
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Judge
L. D. Wetmore
Virginia
H. E. Mitchell
Chicago
C. W. Stone
Oregon
Clare Berger
East Brady
Karl Schnur
Erie
Potter county liquor licenses mark first since 1866
Potter county grants first liquor licenses since 1866 at Cloudersport on May 21. The town's new Dunkirk Fredonia directory lists about 19 000 residents. Commencement week at Clarion State Normal School features notable exercises and many students staying for summer term. Local fires devastate Goodyears logs and a Corbett chemical works will be rebuilt. Work begins on a bicycle path linking Titusville toward Meadville. Bradford looks to form a first class brass band. Erie’s Warren Insane Hospital has housed 655 patients from surrounding counties.
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Warren
J. W. Albrecht
H. M. Putnam
F. A. Cogswell
A. R. Taylor
Pittsburg
Bradford
Omar Khayyam
Conenango Desk and Table Company
Gettysburg
W. W. Wilbur
Capt. Borchers
H. R. Smith
Cumings
A. Dunn
Tidioute
Wm. H. Macdonald
Sam
Copeland
J. C. Sibley
Messrs
G. B. Ensworth
C. E. Metzger
Potter County
C. W. Bailey
West Pike
Wellsville
N. Y
Charlotte I. Dennison
Henry P. Hall
Josephine Mease
England
France
Germany
Hall
High Street
Lily Oats
Cloudersport
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Buffalo
Clarion State Normal School
Goodyears
Lackawanna Lumber Company
Corbett
Titusville
Meadville
Star
Warren Insane Hospital
Erie County
Crawford County
Warren County
Chautauqua
Hall of the Christ
H. L. Quick
E. K. Thompson & Son
Garland
Titusville World
Kinzua
Bradford Star
Hamlin & Sons
Smethport
Franklin Citizen
E. W. Smiley
J. Howard Smiley
The
Citizen
Mail
State Forestry Commission
Pardee
Chapman
Beech Creek
Clinton County
Commission
Cameron
Clinton
Centre Counties
Slaymaker
Susquehanna River
Harrisburg
John Robinsons Show Reaches Majestic Season Triumphs
The John Robinson show ends a long era of acclaim with a colossal season of attractions. Across oceans and continents the famed circus is hailed as the best and biggest, with a premier herd, skilled riders, and a grand Hippodrome. Sy Warren fair ground, Monday, June 11.
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John Robinson
Kennebec
Pacific
Golconda
Cesar
Sy Warren
Pale and Sickly Children Use Sweet Worm Powder
An advertisement claims pale and sickly children grow strong and well after using Sweet Worm Powder, priced at 20 cents.
Paris Exposition Through a Traveler’s Easter Journey
A narrator recounts Easter in Paris after Lake Lucerne, describing luminous boulevards and the Madeleine filled with worshippers. He notes crowds at the Expo, early uncompleted grounds, and plans to revisit later, before continuing to Berlin via the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
EpiTor Matt
Paris
Rome
Lake Lucerne
Switzerland
France
Place de la Concorde
The
Madeleine
Champs Elysees
Bois de Boulogne
Seine
Rhine
Warren School Board Elects New Directors and Officers
Warren school directors met last Monday evening and re elected D I Ball as president W S Leffard as secretary and A J Hazeltine as treasurer. Mrs D Cowan and J C Magee were replaced by R F Van Doorn and W A Talbott as directors for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren School
D. I. Ball
W.S. Leffard
A. J. Hazeltine
Cycling ups and downs and a healing banner salve
A brief ad style line notes cycling has ups and downs and promotes a banner salve to heal cuts and bruises quickly, attributed to J. M. Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Siegfried
Debt Cleared for Local Church and YMCA Building
The Jamestown Journal notes Warren's wealthy citizens support church and YMCA. The Presbyterian church has erased a $25,000 debt on its house of worship, and the large YMCA building debt has been wiped out by subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jamestown Journal
Well Completed on Bauer Farm for Meyer and Bauer
A. W. Smith of Warren completed a well on the Lewis Bauer farm in Glade township for Louis Meyer of Warren and Fred Bauer of Glade. The well was tubed and shot and is thought to yield about fifteen barrels a day.
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A. W. Smith
Warren
Lewis Bauer
Glade Township
Louis Meyer
Fred Bauer
Glade
Memorial day observed by James P. Younie post and local births
Memorial day observance noted by the James P. Younie post. Birth announcements include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abbott on May 28 and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Morris of Sheffield on May 26.
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J. W. Kelly
Nannie McClure
George Elis Arnold
Clarion, Pa
ScuGak Grove
James P. Younie
Edward Abbott
W. A. Dalton
Youngsville
C. E. Morris
Sheffield
Suanday
Fred Bates
Frank Bates
Irvine Run
Otto Agrelius
Young Bates
Dunlevy
Tidioute
Tidioute Creamery
H. H. Cuumings
Cumings
Hanchett
F. Z. Jones
Emma Jones
Gettysburg
Jesse B. Thornton
F. L. Thornton
Baileyville
Maine
Tidioute & Economy Bridge Company
Tidioute & Economy Bridge Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Deafness Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises constitutional remedies and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for free circulars.
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Hall
Oil Fields Report May Appraises Small Decline in New Work
May activity in Pennsylvania oil fields shows a small drop in new production despite more wells completed than in April. The Whiteman well in Harrison county boosted output from 400 to 1500 barrels daily but isn’t counted in this month’s report. Allegheny field declines nearly 800 barrels daily. overall net decline about 600 barrels. Prices down 16 cents, yet drilling continues. June expected to show record daily production. 850 wells completed in May with 11 842 barrels produced from new output. 620 barrel drop from April.
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May
Whiteman
Harrison County
Gaines
Allegany
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Foleys Honey Cure Advertisement Quoted Clincher
A pasted testimonial promotes FoLeys Honey Cure as insured protection against Brights disease diabetes and other ailments for fifty cents with a caution to take none other as advised by J M Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Foley
J. M. Siegfried
Social notes from Fentonville and nearby towns
June activities list visits from Mrs. Lulu Swager and Miss Maud Bull. Memorial Day gatherings, theatre trip to Celerton, and a young folks meeting at Cable Hollow mark a busy period. Birthdays and hospitality noted with hostesses Selma Johnson and Mrs. Rash. Ends with an ad for FOLEY's Kidney Cure.
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Lulu Swager
Fentonville
Emmett Fellows
Blanche Brogan
Celer
Gussie Hale
Maud Roberts
Stockton
Maud Bull
Barnes
Dora Wade
Olean
Walter Wade
Ella Hornstraw
Minnie Straw
Cable Hollow
Warren Rash
Ackley
Selma Johnson
Johnson
Birth announcements for Elbridge Gerry Peirce and Galbraith twins
At Jamestown New York June 3 1900 Elbridge G and Florence Stone Peirce welcomed a son named Elbridge Gerry. In Warren June 4 1900 Lieut and Mrs Gilbert S Galbraith announced a son and a daughter.
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Galbraith
Warren
Gilbert 8
Farmers Invited to Shaw's Cash Store for Produce
The Farmers are invited to call at Shaw's Cash Store on Liberty street with their produce of all kinds. He pays the highest market price in cash or goods and sells new fresh groceries at very low prices. Also notes Mike Schwing moved his restaurant to Hickory street near Third with rooms and a bar offering meals at 25 cents.
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Shaw’s
Liberty Street
Mike Schwing
Hickory Street
Third
Mike
Theatre memory puzzle at Detroit gathering
A playful exchange between Mrs. Bingo and the speaker recalls a prior theater visit. The dialogue hints at a memory challenge during a social visit in Detroit, focusing on who accompanied them and when.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingo
Detroit Free Press
Father and son confront aging and fear of hair loss
In a brief exchange, a distressed father answers his child’s blunt question about puberty and aging. The boy asks if his hair will fall out when it ripens, mirroring his father’s experience. The dialogue centers on anxiety and parental guidance.
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Johnny
Understanding Amid Angry Words In Chicago News
An angry husband proposes an understanding as he speaks the truth while the patient wife concedes she hears it rarely, a brief domestic exchange captured by Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Grandpa clues in a lighthearted family riddle
A playful exchange in the Boston Traveler reveals that Tommy asks whether his grandpa is his father’s father or his mother’s father. Willie answers that he is the mother’s papa, noting the image of him smoking a pipe in the drawing room.
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Tommy
Willie
Boston
Marriages in Warren and nearby towns May 1900
In Warren and surrounding areas several wedding ceremonies were held. William E. Critchlow wed Sue Belle Winton at the bride’s home on May 31. Arthur B. Burchard married Nellie Dell Ferry June 5 at the bride’s parents’ home. George W. Harvey married Frances Lindamer May 29 at the Lutheran parsonage in Warren. A. G. Lyons married Frances H. Maxwell June 5 in Titusville. Franklin H. Holman married Anna May Slagle May 26 in Jamestown.
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Arthur B. Burchard
Cambridge Springs
Nellie Dell Ferry
Warren
Holman—Slagle
Jamestown, N. Y
A. A. Horton
Franklin H. Holman
Anna May Slagle
Sheffield
Market price inquiry for Rubber metal co listing
Fragmentary notice seeks market price for a Rubber Metal Co listing. It mentions contact via telephone and hints at a regional or trade publication context with unclear product phrasing and names. The readable elements imply a pricing inquiry rather than a completed sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
Justice Meacham
Burgess Barnhart
Mesers
A. A. Printz
F. R. Scott
D. H. Siggins
Lindsey
W. P. Nutting
Freehold
Dennis DeForest
Clark Bean
Mexico
Frances Schimmelfeng
Jooseph Wells
Dane Dunkle
Core Reeeeeren Sonstance Taylor
Arthur Zeigler
Frange
Carver Ouse
ALLEN
Kertcher’s
Tiana
Helen Walker
Butler
Edna Wood
C. W. Sersall
Chautauqua Assembly Herald
J. W. Lee
A. D. Wood
L. W. Dennison
Hgepburn
Philadelphia
Rev. J. W. Smith
New York
Europe
Kane
Charles Martin
Iron Works
Stein & Glenn
Struthers Iron Works
Dr. Robertson
Atlantic City
American Medical Associaon
Samuel Hedges
Jamestown
Warren Friends
S. D. Greaves
Watertown
Watson Hose Co
Town Improvement Association
Tionesta
Maude E. Metzger
Charles B. Johnson
Chestnut Street
Albert Jacobs
Merrill House
High and
Poplar Streets
Mr. Maginnis
Market
Sixth Streets
Market Street
Jerry Crary
M.V. van Etten
Matt
Whitney Warren
Chas. D. Wetmore
New York City
Crary
St. Lawrence Co
A. B. Miller
Sixth Street
Forry
Miss Sill’s
Mam
Tiwo
Gay Blu Uumlu
Bancock Lumber Co
Ashtola
Somerset Co
Johnstown
F.J. Saas & Co
Toledo, O
Drgists Hall
Morck & Kirberger
Lot
Rogers Block
Price
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Webster’s
Wadsworth
Towler
Marienville
Clara B
John D. Hunt
William L. Marsh
Magee & Eichenberg
Fahart’s
Carver House
Rouse Hospital
County Commissioners
Marston & Howard
Savings Bank
Hope Grags
Ean Metal Co
T J. Foley
A. A.davis
Exchange
Block. Warren, Pa
Hunter's
Cash Store
Bell Phone
O.H. Hunter & Son
Sterling and Eldridge Bicycles
Maybank & CO
the Warren Savings Bank
C. W. Beaty
Geo. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
L. BR. Freeman
C. Sigel
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Mynton WarTess
T. Haze
Tine
Vavio L. Gerould
Dixsorons
M. Waters
M. A. Myers
K. T. Haseltine
D. F. Petes
J. Ee Fried
W. Parshall
Jas
C. Parmies
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