Local notices urge tree removal and park seating boosts
The Warren Mail notes a dead maple on Third Street near Hickory should be cut and replaced. It calls for adding six seats to each park and highlights the Episcopal Diocese convention in Pittsburg with Warren representation and church growth. It also reports on Warren baseball results, park grounds development, and the Grand Union gathering in Franklin with officers and union counts.
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Third St
Hickory
Episcopal
The
Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Pittsburg
Warren
A. R. Taylor
Joseph Walkerman
Whitehead
Onper
Allegheny
Yale
Harvard
Western University
Oil City
Glade Township School Directors Form New Year Staff
Glade township directors organized for the year electing L. M. Hazeltine as president J. R. Mitchell as treasurer Er. L. Coates as secretary. Teachers chosen for multiple schools include Alice Maher Olive Taylor Grace Smith and several others with Madge Kelly Edna Siggins Eliza Mann and Jennie Rounce among staff. A brick schoolhouse will be built near Irvine cemetery with Miss Jennie Rounce as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Schools
Glade Township
L. M. Hazeltine
J. R. Mitchell
Er. L. Coates
Alice Maher
Page School
Olive Taylor
Snyder School
Grace Smith
Hatch Run
Alice Hare
Billy Run
Hannah McLaughlin
Smith School
Belle Robie
Hemlock
Nellie Rounce
Knapp
T. L. Hampson
Madge Kelly
Edna Siggins
Eliza Mann
Irvine
Jennie Rounce
Pleasant Bridge Co. offers to let outsiders set bridge value
The Pleasant Bridge Co declines Warren and Pleasant township’s 10000 offer for their bridge as too low. They propose three disinterested non county residents to determine value from expert reports, with that figure binding only on the company, for sale to public authorities as a free bridge within 1895. The council may act next month. a special meeting is urged.
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The
Pleasant Bridge Co
Warren
Pleasant Township
Warren and surrounding towns report a flurry of visits and events
Local notes recount visits by Mrs James Roy in Akron and Mrs Wa Keegan in Sandusky, Ohio, plus many Warren residents traveling to Cleveland Chicago and Meafville. Mentions include school graduations, appointments, and upcoming reunions along with a racing of social announcements and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roy
Akron, Ohio
Warren Centennial Parade Plans Promised July 4 1895
Directors and staff announced Warren boroughs clubs societies and lodges may invite county groups to join the July 4 parade. Col. Gardner leads the staff with four divisions and detailed formation orders calling all organizations to participate and merchants to show representation. Special D A V and P trains offer low-cost round trips, and Bellefonte’s fairground illumination is praised as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muse
Warren
Liberty
Warren County
Col. D. Gardner
Fred E. Windsor
James C. Parmlee
W. A. Mitchell
A. J. Hazeltine
M. B. Dunham
John Roy
A. H. McKelvey
J. M. Siegfried
Alexander
W. S. Peirce
Davis
Borchers
Warren and
Proclamation for Mutual Benefit Meeting at Brokenstraw Grange
Of Interest to Grangers. Proclamation for the Mutual Benefit meeting of Patrons at the hall of Brokenstraw Grange Youngsville June 27 1895. Opening by Miss Ellen Siggins Brokenstraw Grange. Response Miss Anna Falconer Chandler Valley Grange. Questions on hospitality honesty farming homes schools taxes and more. Bring baskets tea and coffee provided.
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Mutual Benefit
Brokenstraw Grange
Youngsville
Ellen Siggins
Anna Falconer
Chandlers Valley Grange
N. A. Porter
Forest Fires Cause Heavy Losses in Tionesta Valley
At Martin's Station on the Tionesta Valley Railroad last Monday forest fires caused heavy damage. Bright & Borchers lost twelve rigs, South Penn Co. five rigs, John Cochran three rigs and two tanks. L. Hammond reports 300 cords of bark burned. In the Kushegua area of Kinzua Valley the destruction is described as very great.
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Erie
United States Court
Titusville
James Rice
Warren
Allegheny College
Meadville
McKinley
Sweetland
Bradford
B. W. Rogers
Mead Township
Forest County
Marienville
John 8. McCalmont
Venango County
Cyrus Blood
Gov
Grand Army
Northwestern Association
Meadville Post
J. Birp English
Morrisons
Kane Hospital
Kinzua Village
Kane Republican
Chautauqua Lake
Erie Conference
Epworth League
Oil City
Erie District
Kinzua
Edward O’byrne
Arkport
N. Y
Thomas B. Clark
Oliver Perry
Lake Erie
Lakes
Harrison
Miss Holcomb
Miss Martin
Miss Locke
Miss Turner
Miss Cochran
Miss Courson
Hall
Robinson
Tidioute News
Pennsylvania
Martin’s Station
Tionesta Valley
R. R
Bright & Borchers
South Penn Co
John Cochran
L. Hammond
Kinzua Valley
Kushegua
Bradford Driving Park Meet Promises Grand Week of Sport
The Bradford Driving Park in Bradford Pa hosts a four day meet June 25 28 1895. Managers aim for the grandest event yet with many noted horses booked. Races run daily at 2 pm. Home races on day two feature eight starters. Emery Band performs. Rail excursion rates offered. Admission 50 cents.
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Bradford Driving Park
Bradford
Emery Band
K O T M Picnic Grounds in Irvine Pa Put in First Class Order
The K O T M picnic grounds on an island in Brokenstraw creek at Irvine Warren County Pa have been improved for public picnics and private parties. Facilities include good water a dance platform swings tables and stands. For details contact W A Maines or H F Caldwell Irvine Pa.
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Brokenstraw Creek
Irvineton
W. A. Maines
H. F. Caldwell
Irvine
Warren Co
Excursion Tickets to Boston Offered by Erie Lines Agents
Tickets for travel to Boston sold by Erie Lines agents in the Christian Endeavor Society meeting. On sale July 5 to 9, valid for return until August 1. Travelers may choose different routes for outbound and return. Erie offers daily through cars and lowest rates. Contact Erie ticket agents or write F. H. Garfield, division passenger agent, Jamestown, NY.
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Boston
Erie
Christian Endeavor Society
F. H. Garfield
Division
Jamestown
N. Y
Erie Lines
Chattanooga
Tenn
International Conference of Epworth League
Mass
Christian Endeavor
Denver
National Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Baptist
Young Peoples’ Union
Ehe
Why Not You Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Cure
Why not you join thousands using Hood's Sarsaparilla to overcome weakness and languor common this season. Hood's promises cure for rheumatism dyspepsia and diseases from impure blood. Hood's cures others. Pills are prompt and efficient.
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Hood
Nickel Plate Homeseekers Excursions and Through Trains
Agents of the Nickel Plate Road may sell Homeseekers Excursion tickets on May 21 and June 11. Through trains between Chicago, Buffalo, New York and Boston offer excelled dining car service and palatial sleepers. 15m41-246.
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West
Northwest
Southwest
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Envelopes Help Mail Returns for Business Men
A notice urges printing a card on envelopes requesting a return within five or ten days. If no request is on the envelope the Postmaster may keep it for 30 days before returning. Envelopes cost little more with the card and save businessmen annoyance. The Mall office stocks envelopes and the type and workmen. Call to place an order.
Nickel Plate trains introduce colored porter to improve car cleanliness
Beginning Sunday May 19 Nickel Plate Road will place a colored porter on all through trains to ensure scrupulously clean cars for patrons. The move aims to elevate service standards and sanitation across the line.
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Nickel Plate Road
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending June 15 1895
Transfers list multiple parcels with buyers and sellers in Warren Mead Glade Triumph Eldred Col umbus Spring Creek South West Warren and surrounding towns. Notable amounts include $4 000 for Freehold plots and $2 500 for Spring Creek and $1 300 for Glade properties.
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T. Struthers
Wm. C. Zeigler
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
Emil Johnson
Glade
First Nat. Bank of Warren
Chas. E. Anderson
Elk
Andrew Hertzel
H. A. Jamieson
Freehold
B. P. McCool
John D. Ley
South West
A. B. McKain
Henry Heim
Louisa M. Schimmelseng
Orrie C. Hertzel
Mead
Chas. Owens
Louis Hartweg
J.C. Baker
Chas. Wells
Spring Creek
Isaac Alden
Julia B. Best
J. W. Thomson
W. S. Thompson
Triumph
M. FE. Neil
B. W. Rogers
E. B. Eldred
Wilber Io
Alfred Cady
Columbus
Warner F. Clark
Clara A. Steward
Monument for Warren County Soldiers
Warren county prepares to honor its Civil War heroes as authorities authorize a county monument. The piece lists multiple regiments with Warren county men and casualty totals, praising local sacrifice and urging a granite shaft to memorialize the brave sons.
Proverb Snacks and Patent Remedies Broadcast
A miscellany of quips and sayings about leadership, fashion, and frugal living, interspersed with advertisements for Hood’s Sarsaparilla DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Cure and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The snippet highlights humorous lines and physician endorsements from F H Dixson and local druggists advising cures.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
A Cincinnati era advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure from E. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo claims to treat the blood and mucous surfaces internally. It offers $100 for any failing case and lists 75 cents price with druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
E. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Thousand Islands Excursion At Low Round Trip Rate
The W N Y P R announces a popular low rate excursion to the Thousand Islands on Wednesday July 10. Passengers depart Warren at 11 10 P M for a round trip of 5 50 with ten day return tickets. The route goes via Rochester arriving for supper and departing New York Central Station at 11 P M. Special sleeping cars and day coaches provided and a morning arrival at Clayton with steamers to Alexandria Bay. Boarding available at 3 per day. For details contact S B Newton excursion manager 84 Exchange Street Buffalo NY.
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Thousand Islands
Warren
Rochester
N. Y
N. Y. Central Station
Tigers
Clayton
Alexandria Bay
S. B. Newton
Exchange Street
Buffalo
Dainty Daughters of the Dawn
Poetic meditation on morning flowers opening with the light and the delicate beauty of dawn. The speaker celebrates fragile blooms as daybreak arrives and the world awakens softly.
Local Dry Cleaning Shop Opens in Warren
Mrs. Louisa C Casemere launches a clothing cleaning business at 305 Second Street Warren upstairs offering prompt service. New French dry cleaning method cleans and presses evening wear and all garments on short notice. Ladies Wraps remodeled with plush work as a specialty. Colored porters now oversee day coaches on Nickel Plate through trains to ensure clean cars en route.
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Bellefonte
Warren
Louisa C. Casemere
Second Street
Nickel Plate Road
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New Castle
N.C
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ER. A. U
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C. C. Thompson
Gertrude Douglass
H. M. Putnam
J. F. Stewart
T. O. Hazen
W. A. Sloughenhaupt
Corry
Putnam
Soverign Grand Lodge
Warren Lodge
LO. O. F
Oakland Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Warren Lodge No
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Odd Fellows Monument
J. A. Kummer
C.C. Thompson
Leon G. Ball
Kummer
William Martin
Charles Chase
George Demming
Sidney J. Crocker
R. P. King
Children’s Aid Society
E. N. Smith
Fourth St
Bismer
Wa. Keegan
Sanduskey, C
Mary O. Kine
Hunter Bowlk
O. H. Hunter
L. R. Freeman
John
Hilt
Struthers Hotel
W. H. Allen
Anne Stone
Chambersburg
A. D. Woop
Elmira
L. B. Tetens
Cleveland
Rose Kopf
M. Kopf
D. M. Schermerhorn
Montpelier
Ind
P. W. Gilbert
Wisconsin
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Chautauqua
J. A. Buck
McLaughlin
North Warren
C. E. Cops
Hattie
Joseph Gleave
Ralph W. Stone
Washinton
D.C
Law Department
Georgetown University
County Commissioners’ State Association
E. W. Siegfried
Lyda Reeves
Detroit
N. Dakota
C. H. Greenland
John Steen
C. H. Meacham
Union City Times
D. I. Ball
May
J. P. Shelley
Princeton College
Presbyterian
Myrna C. Langley
G. A. Langley
Georges—Yates
Olmstead
Thompson’s Eddy
Derrick
Alice Beaty
Mabel Bemus
May Ball
Hattie Lacy
Philadelphia
Karl Schnur
Syracuse
Marshall Parshall
Ogontz
W. H. Short
Shortt
Scotland
the Mail
Byron Barnes Horton
Sheffield
State College
Harry Stout
Tidioute
West Point Military Academy
National Republican League
E. W. Parshall
State League
W. E. Rice
Peter E. Some
Peter
0. H. Hunver
Bath
N.Y
Rip
Busy Reader
Washington Star
Hunter’s
Greenland
Lily Dale
J.A. Kummer
G. H. Jackson
A. Guertin
Maple Shade
Cooper
Centennial Association
Pennsylvana Gas Co
W. R. Weaver
Water St
Weet, End
Kossuth
Warren Lodge Hall
10Th Penna
Fifth Corps
Mechanicsville
Bethesda Church
11Th Penna
13Th Penna
Alex. Hayes
Penna
Hanover Court House
Five Forks
Appomattox
111Th
George A. Cobham
Cedar Mountain
Savannah
Fredericksburg
Ogden
DeWitt
F. H. Dixson
F.H. Dixson
Jack
Noyes Drug Store
Streeter
Pat
Chamberlain
W. L. Dunagan
Bonaqua, Hickman Co
Morris & Mullen Druggists
Bridget
Simon Goldbaum
San Luis Rey
Cal
Morris & Mulllen
Philadelphia Inquirer
Peekskill
J. A Scriven
New York City
Morris & Mullen
Carnaaine
Florence Percy
C. E. Hamm
Penfield & Perater
A. A. Davis & 0
Balbriggan
Cory—Decker
Henry Decker
J. P. Burns
William Cory
Rosa Decker
Baird—Wales
Goodwill Hill
George Wales
J. A. Cunningham
C. W. Baird
Carrie Wales
Grand Valley
VanOrp
Catherine VanOrd
George VanOrd
Garka
Isaac B. Gara
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Sulit
Morningstar
Challies
C. H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Allen & Langley
N. K. Wendelboe
Wendelboe
Liberty St
Warren Pa
Chatternoogs
Warren Retail Markets
Fehrman Bro’s
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