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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
1
Warren area brief highlights include local travels and visits by residents to Buffalo Philadelphia Erie Jamestown Meadville and Titusville. notable moves include real estate transfers and building activity on Warren South Side. Major items mention a wedding invitation and several local appointments and incidents.
A series of Warren weddings are announced with couples from Buffalo Jamestown and Corry. Lynde Hazeltine Cable Campbell Giegerich Arend McCusker Brigham Lombard Roche are joined by partners from Warren and surrounding towns with future homes in Warren or nearby addresses.
H M Hart a Warren night patrolman shot himself at 6 PM after returning home from duty. He called his wife and daughter before fatally wounding himself with a revolver, death instant. Coroner Peirce said no inquest. He served since 1903 and recently remarried. his first wife’s daughter survives.
Coroner Peirce was notified after workmen discovered a man’s body in the river two miles below Irvington where a pipeline crosses the stream. The deceased, about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 180 pounds, had been in the water long, was decomposed, and unidentifiable. No inquest was held.
Andrew Johnson of Sugar Grove was found in a ditch behind the electric light plant Sunday morning. He is believed to have fallen from a train while attempting to reach Youngsville. A doctor and hospital ambulance arrived but delays occurred waiting for payment guarantee from County Commissioner Downing. Johnson, a Dane about 40 years old and unmarried, died shortly after hospital arrival.
At a Saturday luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hinckley the engagement was announced between Miss Ella Sersall of Warren and Mr. Christian Wills of Youngstown Ohio.
The text notes iron visiting cards with names printed in silver and a thickness of one forty hundredth of an inch, marking a continental fashion trend.
Death notices list Francis Hugh Gray infant son of Hugh and Mrs Gray who died of whooping cough and funeral at St Joseph's church. John Trubey 72 died of heart trouble, oilman of Warren, survived by wife and children. William Anderson 76 from sunstroke at North Clarendon, buried in New Castle. Line Carlsen 56 wife of Nels Carlsen died at Gladerun, leaves husband and three daughters with siblings listed.
At Warren on June 16 1906 new babies were welcomed to households of Schellhammer Bartlett Hesch See and See. A daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs W R Schellhammer a daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Bartlett a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Hesch a son to Mr and Mrs Charles See of Grant Street.
A Western Kansas editor who bragged "We Tell the Truth" removed the motto after clashing with several gentlemen who objected to the truth. The paper now carries a notice saying it will be like the rest of them until the editor recovers from injuries recently received.
A provocative inquiry asks how society would function without the power of unruly minds and stubborn drivers of change. It contemplates innovation, disruption, and the need for dissent in progress.
Lot features 50 pieces of fabrics including Dimities Batiste and Colored Lawns at 6 cents, 12 to 15 cent fancy colored wash fabrics, 18 to 25 cent printed India Linens and wash Taffetas with dark and light backgrounds priced at 1 shilling per yard.
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