Wedding Glories and Pioneers Mark Warren Society
A Warren wedding at the Presbyterian Church unites Alby M Kent and Rose E Wetmore amid lavish gowns and family splendor with guests from Titusville Corry Jamestown Erie and Warren. The same evening Erie Dispatch notes L S Norton and Mattie Curtis wed at St Pauls Episcopal Church in a ceremony led by Rev Spaulding. A Chautauqua County pioneer gathering in Fredonia drew 5 000 attendees with Gov Patterson presiding and Judge Foote delivering remarks on memory and county history.
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Warren
Jenkins
Ferneast
W. A. Rankin
Presbyterian Church
Alby M. Kent
Corry
Rose E. Wetmore
C. C. Wetmore
Chapin Hall
Longellow
Saratoga
Wetmore
Erie Dispatch
Weppinc
L. 8. Norton, Fig., and Miss Mattie Curtis, Daughter of Col C. B. Curtis
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Old Pioneer’s Son Presented By Gov Patterson
The gathering honored the first white born child of Chautaqua, John McHenry born in Westfield in April 1802, now residing there. Gov Patterson introduced him to the audience as a hale man with black hair tinged with gray and noted a committee for book examination including FE Warren and Obed Edson among others.
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FE. F. Warren
Obed Edson
J. L. Bugbee
D. H. Waite
A. W. Young
John McHenry
Gov. Patterson
Westfield
Remarkable Philadelphia & Erie train run tests new coach
A special Philadelphia & Erie Railroad coach, engine 1085, ran from Renovo to Kane 94 12 miles in two hours and 14 minutes with stops at Union, Corry, Youngsville and Warren. Between Warren and Kane 30 miles went in 35 minutes, about 51 mph despite curves and grades. Returning Kane to Corry 60 miles in 1 hour 45 minutes, with 15 minutes on a siding. The fastest section Waterford to Jackson Station covered a mile in 1 minute 4 seconds on a multi mile stretch. Participants included Wm. A. Baldwin and others. tests also served business talks. The line has been heavily improved with ballasting, rails, steel in place of iron, and bridges. projected double tractes will boost the road to top status. The Erie Observer also notes Pittsburghs Peoples Monthly June issue, now in its third year, with new serial Scarlet and expanded illustrated pages and strong home content.
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Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Erie Observer
Renovo
Here
Kane
Union
Corry
Youngsville
Warren
Erie
Patrick Tinley
Wm. C. Danaher
Waterford
Jackson’s
Wm. A. Baldwin
J. W. Reynolds
Western Division
J. Q. Disbro
J. Ross Thompson
Phila. & Eric
Ovarian Tumor Removed After Difficult Operation
Sugar Grove correspondent reports Mrs. Nathan Porter of Farmington Pennsylvania had a large ovarian tumor removed by Dr. C Ormes of Jamestown on May 27. The cyst weighed 65 pounds with contents and her condition improved after the surgery. A similar case in Warren involved Mrs. Fette whose tumor was removed by D White and doctors Bartholomew and Stewart. she is reported doing well.
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Sugar Grove
Chautaqua Democrat
Nathan Porter
Farmington
C. Ormes
Jamestown
Warren
Fette
D. White
Buffalo
Erie Park Association to Hold July Horse Meet
The Erie Park Association schedules a three day spring gathering in Erie on July 16 17 and 18 with premiums totaling 15000 for horses not paced better than 221. Three in five to harness. Entries close June 30 with Treasurer P A Becker. New 60 foot track and free stabling. President J W Walker promises ample excursion trains and strong Warren County turnout.
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Erie Storr
Erie Park Association
Erie
P. A. Becker
J. W. Walker
Alpaca Factory work advances for July completion
About forty men push progress at the Alpaca Factory with foundations for the weaving shed laid and first floor done. The mill is under rapid construction, to be followed by arrival of English machinery by August. Local leaders Broadhead and Hall supervise, powered by Brown & Struthers engines from Warren.
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Auracca
England
Wm. Broadhead
W.C. J. Hall
Jamestown
Brown «& Struthers’ Iron Works
Warren
Re-election prospects in Erie County and regional updates
The Erie County Assembly candidate W W Brown is praised for shrewd debate, independence, and reliability, with a general expectation of a second term. The Dixie region reports a 250 man ballast crew on the Dunkirk Warren and Pittsburgh line, aiming for first class condition. A Dunkirk Chautauqua convention runs June 24 to 28 with notable artists and ticket prices. A note adds anecdotes about centenarian residents near Tylersburg as local curiosities.
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Enm Co
WW. Brown
Corry
Assembly
Erie County
Brown
Pennsylvania
Venango
Crawford
Erie Co
Chautauqua County Musical Association
J. W. Breed
G. W. Tew, Jr
Dunkirk
H. R. Palmer
Chicago
D.K. Fitch
Louisville
F. Bowen
E. T. Swart
Fredonia
J. H
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
Col. Curtis
Mr. Norton
N. Norton
Meadville
Chautauqua County
New York
Robert Miles
Judge Foote
Barnum’s
Mr. Frisbee
Waite
Jamestown Journal
Jas. McMahon
Batavia Land Office
New Haven
Pomfret
Jarritt
Ellicott
Chautauqua County Bank
Mayville
Morrow
Lowry
Pittsburgh Peoples Monthly
Peoples Monthly
Pittsburgh
Farant Acci
Sgerrreto
Martin Naylor
Sheffield
Naylor
St. Joseph’s Cemetry
Rogers
Roscoe Hall
Bismarck
McMahon
France
Europe
Bas Baur
Ahen Zouaves
Niagara Maseripany
Titusville
The
Herald
C.C
Leach
Stoddard
Addie Straight
Old Baptist Church
Hertzel
Thomas Bell
Cras
P. Henry
W. 8. Taylor
Warren Borough
United States
Fourru
Brown & Struther
Titusville Herald
Dunkirk, Warren
D. Thayer
Frank Wheeler
Commodore Vanderbilt
New York Central
Lake Shore
Forest Republican
Tylersburgh
Allie
Tylersburg
Parmlee & Henry’s
Union Block
Warren County
Edwin C. Burt
Parmlee & Henry
Nery Store
D. Wise
Watson & Davis
Wise’s Clothing Store
Warren, Pa
Savings Bank
Carver
Water St
Aldridge and
van Fleet
A. A. Davis
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Denver
Hacky Mountains
Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R. R
Sedalia
Atlantic & Pacific R. R
Viniga
I. G. Wheeler
Northern
Exchange St
N. Y
E. A. Ford
South-West
Missouri
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Anouthwest
A. Tuck
Mebly
Geo. Brann
M. J. Carey
Keystone Block
Gov. Brann
T. Kidder
Geo. Culver
High Street
M. Waters
H. R. Crowell
S. P. Johnson
L. L. Lowry
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
J. A. Neill
D. McKelvy
J. R. Clark
E. B. Eldred
G. N. Parmlee
J. J. Currie
Orris Hall
A. G. Lane
Ef, B. Kidred
J. B. Brown
F. A. Randall
V. Davis
A. D. Wood
L. B. Hoffman
L. D. Wetmore
Wm. Jagger
W. D. Brown
J.roy
A. Hertzel
E. T. F. Valentine
P. Hertzel
Fr. Henry
Union School
Hickory Street
Greenland Brothers
Keystone
Wakeheelida Harth
Carver House
Sud & Cop
Mrrcs
He” de
Disston
Mann
Rowland
H. A. Jamieson & CQ
Bae
Variety Hall
Iool
Edy
Butcher
Cyclop
Eureka
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