Warren Fourth Planned with Big County Demonstration
Warren to celebrate Independence Day with a major countywide event. Col L F Watson and a prepared committee outline a sunrise guns salute, a parade including bands, orators, veterans, and civic groups, plus a torchlight procession and fireworks. Borough and township committees coordinate grounds, decorations, and meals in Irvine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Glee Club
Irvine Grove
P. Johnson
Warren County
Fantastics
The
M. Waters
G. N. Parmlee
M. Beech
A. Conarro
Nate Delaney
Alex. McKain
J. P. Marston
Geo. P. Orr
Geo. O. Cornelius
Frank Barnhart
M. Miles
H. A. Jamieson
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Stone
8. V. Davis
A. Hertzel
Gen. Allen
W. M. Lindsey
J. R. Clark
Pine Grove
Charles Chase
John A. Hodges
D. M. Martin
Farmington
W. Brown
Thos. Cooper
J. H. Houghnot
Sugar Grove
C. H. Smith
H. Harmon
Benj. Ellis
Elk—Jacob Mack
H. Lounsbury
David Dinsmoor
Corydon
Sanderlin
F. J. Morrison
John Williams
Kinzua
S. Green
Roy Strong
J. Fuller
Pittsfield
Peter McKinney
D. A. Bennett
W. F. Dalrymple
Freehold
W. B. Rice
N. F. Wright
KE. A. Allen
Columbus
A. Cady
L. White
W. C. Howard
Columbus Boro
W. H. Muzzy
D. C. Blair
O. A. Smith
Spring Creek
Francis Bates
Philip Garcelon
Byron Eldred
Eldred
Joel Sanford
A. M. Parker
Wim. Brown
South West
Willis Benedict
T. V. 5S
Morian
Myron Dunham
Deerfield
R. KE. Scott
W. W. Connely
Jno
Fuellhart
Tidioute Boro
J. B. Jennings
J. L. Grandin
G. W. Allen
Limestone
Henry Baxter
John P. Houser
Edward Miller
Pleasant
E. L. Babbitt
J. R. King
Wm. Heighouse
Mead
A. J. Rockwell
L. P. Rogers
D. Rittlesperger
Sheffield
Jerry Crary
T. E. Barnes
Dr. L. D. Bouton
Cherry Grove
M. Farnesworth
Asa Plumb
C. C. Nobles
Brokenstraw
W. A. Irvine
Wm. A. Mead
E. H. Day
Youngsville
H. P. Kinnear
John A. Jackson
Philip Mead
Conewango
John Sunderland
S. A. Wetmore
Daniel Gross
Glade
Harrison Allen
P. M. Smith
O. W. Beatty
O. H. Hunter
Warren
Grand illumination urged for a patriotic day in 1865 style
A call to citizens to light candles and lamps in their windows and display banners on a designated day. The speaker urges businesses to close and dedicate the day to country and self, evoking the memorable year 1865 as a precedent for a grand display.
Pittsfield Council Minutes and Local Notices
Council members report on fire department funding and street gravel work. A hog nuisance abatement and gravel contract proposals are approved or referred. In Pittsfield notes, women donate a carpet to Pastor Rowland, Mr. Ross builds a barn, and Swedes buy land for a new church ahead of summer construction.
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Pickett
Hertzel
Dunham
Clark
Spaulding
Wood
Falconer
Ames
Rowland
Fire Department
Rowland Hose Company
Kreport
Niagara Hose Company
Outfit
John Morgan
George Culver
A. C. Lacy
M. Spaulding
Burgess
Conewango Creek
Warren
Carver House
Avrys P. Erve
Pittsfield
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Davis
Presbyterian Parsonage
Wrightsville
Wesleyan Methodists
Warren Court House progress and city street concerns
A new Court House is under construction in Warren with Roscoe Hall hosting court and meetings during work. Citizens urge a vigilant police presence to keep sidewalks clear for ladies and children, while many town gentlemen stand near the street. The piece also notes a Sunday School picnic and various local events and court actions from Judge Wetmore and associates.
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Struthers’ Iron Works
Miller
Roscoe Hall
Court House
O. H. Hunter
Warren Library Association
R. P. Kira
The
Episcopal Church
Watson & Davis
Evangelical Association
P. E
S. B. King
Love Feast
D. M. Gross & Bro
Starr
A. E. Howard
Union School
C. P. Henry
Hazeltine
Zoological Gardens of London
Cornplanter
Warren
Watson B. B. C
Col. L. F. Watson
Watsons
Watson
Dry Goods
Marz
Chesterfield
Cesar
Citoyenne
Methodist Church
Irvine Grove
Irvineton
Registration drive and local goods ad across town
John Graham the Assessor offers to add residents to the voter list at the meat market of Cogswell & Graham. The notice urges immediate enrollment while also promoting corsets, gloves, hosiery, neckwear, ties, Reiches, Root Beer by Ruhlman, and new spring cloth styles via C. McDaniels.
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Reatster
John Graham
Cogswell & Graham
Carver House
The Bradford Oil Field Progress and Regional Expansion
Bradford correspondence reports May production at 24 800 barrels with 800 daily output, rising from April and March. Tank stock near 5 500 barrels, 60 to 70 wells, and southward development with two new wells seven miles south of Bradford and another near the Vanderbilt region. Prospect favors extending to Kane along the P E road.
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Bradford
Fred Prentice
Vanderbilt
Kane
Port Allegany Reporter
Wells Flow and Drilling Activity Expands Oil Fields
The well began flowing last Saturday at 40 to 50 barrels daily, northwest of earlier wells and opening new territory on the old Hook farm below Rev. Rankin's. Rey No.1 yields ~16 barrels daily. other crews, including Verback McGee and Anderson, push drilling and pipe work across nearby farms as towns report rising oil activity.
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Old Hook Farm
Rev
Rankin’s
Beatty No.2
Rey No. 1
Licenses granted at June term Tavern and eating house licenses list
The June term granted several tavern and eating house licenses to residents of Warren borough, Tidioute, Deerfield, Limestone, Pittsfield, and surrounding areas. Continued applications include T. C. Jackson, B. S. Brown, and L. D. Fairchild. An accident report notes Geo Harmon’s fall from a chimney ridge causing serious injuries. Local notices promote prints, fabrics, sewing machines, and a Fourth of July county celebration with a fife and drum corps.
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Chautauqua Lake
Franklin
Corry
Eric
Dunkirk
Keystone Cornet
Clark
Opera House
Sugar Grove
Fair Point
Nettie Fox
O. E. Jones
Jamestown
Grandin
Good Templars Lodge
Neversink
Irvington
Fredonia
Martin Schaffer
Warren
Frederick Baltzinger
Charles Schwing
Frank & W.H. Metzgar
Geo. H. Leonhart
L. E. Hammond
Tidioute
Daniel Fairchild
Jacob Goll
Limestone
Julia A. Acocks
Pittsfield
James McCrea
Deerfield
M. Mead
Warren Borough
Seneca Burgess
T. C. Jackson
B.S. Brown
Brokenstraw Township
L. D. Fairchild
Deerfield Township
M. Leonhart
Geo. Harmon
Davidson & Harmon, Warren
John Sanderson
Glade
Hazeltine
Marrial Music
Warren County
D. W. C. James
Warren youths plan Fourth of July parade and events
The article records a local meeting where H. P. Hunter was named President and Geo. P. Orr was chosen Marshal for the parade. Committees were formed to arrange a dance, advertise, procure rooms, costumes, solicit members, and handle finances. Additional notes discuss patent medicines and local shops promoting clothing, photography, and sewing machines.
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Messrs
L. F. Watson
H. A. Jamieson
F. Henry
B. ¥. Morris
W. W. Wilbur
Ledger
Col
W. W. Wilbur, Esq
Warren
H. P. Hunter
Laban Hazeltine
J. B. Russell
Frank Russell
Geo. P. Orr
S. H. Doty
George Noyes
Will Mitchell
Will Cowan
F. W. Miller
J. E. Berkstresser
G.G. Mead
Will Morris
Alexis Keeler
Harry Marden
Fred Morck
F. A. Hall
J. F. Wells
J. H. Spencer
J. W
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Home Matters
State Normal School
Edinboro
Nick
Post Office
Thayer
D. A. V. & P. Railroad
Hickory Street
Council Proceedings
Greenland Bros
Brass Band Convention
Frewsburg
Russellburg
Erie
Titusville
Oil City
Grand Street
Wetmore
Kinnear and Hiller
Common Pleas
Huldah F. Walrodt
Milo Wairodt
Asan Williams
George Morrison
A.A. Williams
Rob’t Gregg
N. H. Kidder
A. T. Hackney
S. P. Berry
Pat. Gorman
Isaac Smith
Jacob Smith
Western Penitentiary
Samuel Stears
E. Com
Jane Ellis
Com
Fred Reineke
Union Agricultural Society
D. W. Buel, Esq
Parker and St. Petersburg
A. B. Irwin
Parker City
J. B. McElwain
St. Petersburg
Dunkirk Journal
Dunkirk and
Phillippbaar
Third and
Lyon Streets
D. Thayer
Sugar Grove Ladies Home Mission Society
Frazine
Carrie Miller
Harris
Cummings
Guignon
Jennie Blodget
Chas. Cummings
Ruhlman’s
Kid and Lyle
C. McDaniels
Reed House
Col. Ellsworth
Reed
Warren Boro
Boro
Gift of the People
Sugar Grove Journal
J. L. Babbitt
C. Mec Danigls
Geo. Ball & Go's
Edward Doolittle
Darwin Green
Bucklin & Moore
Walter W. Marsh
Enos Snapp
J. M. Martin
Geo. A. Confer
David Wiggins
Jerome Hyatt
Goodwin Mead
Henry Ewald
MaGee & Hanchett
Ruhlman
Hunter’s
C. H. Meacham
Warren Star Chemical Works
Shipman’s Eddy
Geo. Ball Jo's
A. W. Morck & Co’s
Carver House Drug Store
Geo. Ball & Co
ILL Smith’s
G. Reiff
Cutter
Nell
Will Smith
Geo. Ball & Co’s
Wheeler & Wilson
Best Out
Whitestown School
Garland
Ida Cloos
Carrie Mead
Toot Cross
Jennie Mead
Lora Mead
Jennie More
Wavy White
Mary Madison
Myrtie Madison
Amy Aiken
Theda Heartwell
Bell Heartwell
Rosa Burdick
Lizzie Burdick
Frank White
Freddie White
Frank Butts
Johnnie Grinnell
Marriz E. Avaust
Will Smith’s
Bradley—Green
O. G. McEntire
J. J. Bradley
Pauline Green
Earth
First National Bank
Warren, Fa
Rouon Mead
M. Beecher
Ruts
U.S
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christiania
Coppenhichagen
New York
P. E. R. R. M. Beecher
Cashier
H. R. Bartlett & CO
Warren Savings Bank
Suspension Bridge
Gent
Warren, Pa
Hall
Water Street
John Kropp
Third Street
R. Miles
Hazeltine, Orr & Co
Variety Hall
Fahnestock and
T. H. Nevin
Pittsburg
Orr & Co
South-east
Cor
Liberty
Meehan
N Watson & Davis
Ball & Levy
Merchant Tailors
Michigan Street
Bpffaiuio
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