Jamestown Dairy Butter Sale and County Events
Jamestown Journal reports about 90,000 pounds of butter sold at 14 to 15 1 2 cents per pound with 15 cents as the ruling price. Chautauqua Assembly begins June 27 with Bishop Vincent in command and plans for a profitable season. Farmers Institutes planned for Ackley and Sugar Grove this coming winter. Jamestown Fair not held this year by county agricultural society. Morning services at Warren Episcopal Church. old church work and new church excavation progressing. Free art exhibition at East Street School shows charcoal, oil, watercolor, and ink drawings by a New York City honor student.
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Jamestown Dairy Board of Trade
Jamestown Journal
Vincent
Mail
Ackley
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Agricultural Society
Warren Episcopal Church
Taylor
East Street
Art Students’ League
Artists’Artisans’ Institute of New York City
Chicago Art Institute
L. MacGowan
Om City
Warren
Youngsville
American Eagle
Bradford
Main Street
Brown
Lander
R. E. Brown
Thos. M. Knapp
Harrison Osborn
Watts Flatts
F. M. Knapp
Russell
W. M. Creal
Warren Public Library
W. T. Falconer
Jamestown N. Y
Robert Falconer
Greaves
Falconer
Lumberman’s Bank
Corry
Railroad Excursion Tickets For DNC Convention
Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention in July. Valid for return until July 12. Tickets on sale July 3 to 6 with details on rates sleeping car accommodations and timetables from local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Low Rate Excursions to Atlantic City From Buffalo to Erie
Southern New Jersey shore resorts promise unequaled sea air and Atlantic City as America’s popular resort. Excursion fares advertised from Buffalo, Elmira, Erie, Renovo and intermediates on August 6 and 20, return within ten days. Rail direct access via the New Delaware River Bridge. train times and exact rates to be published later.
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New Jersey
Atlantic City
America
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Elmira
Erie
Renovo
Delaware River Bridge
Notable Local Visits and Events Highlight Warren Notes
Miss Lucia Norss visits relatives in Peoria and Mas. M. F. Abbott travels from Mississippi to Warren. Dr Evizaperh M. Kine teaches at Akeley Institute in Grand Haven. Mr E. E. Clapp of President Pa calls in Warren. Mrs F. B. Jackson and children visit Sugar Grove. Mrs WM Keegan and daughter Marg visit near Lyons NY. L R Freeman and family go to Chautauqua for Assembly. Mrs Anna Symms arrives from California to Warren. Lulu Fripay to teach at Women’s College Pittsburg next fall. Langley praises new potatoes from his garden. Hiram Newman and Mrs Susan Ashner wed at Brady’s Bend. bride’s mother 95 present. Frip Lesser returns from Titusville with family. Judge Buffington and J A McCullough inspect Warren water works. Dr Thomas McCulloch, Oil City physician aged 73, dies. C I Beck contracts plastering at new Presbyterian church. 5000+ yards. Cement walk laid at Diamond block. James Roper reports Corydon peaceful. Main’s half‑centennial hoped. Chas Dinsmoor honored with bevel edged mirror from school faculty. Invitations sent for Martha E Greene’s daughter marriage to J Wilford Leonhart in Conewango Township.
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Lucia Norss
Noyes
Peoria
Ill
Mas
M. F. Abbott
Mississippi
Warren
Evizaperh M. Kine
Grand Haven
Michigan
Akeley Institute
E. E. Clapp
President
Anna Symms
California
Watson
LuLu Fripay
Woman’s College
Pittsburg
Langley
McKinley
Buffington
J. A. McCullough
Kittanning
Warren Water Works
Thos. McCulloch
Venango County
Oil City
Penna
C. I. Beck
New Presbyterian Church
Water Street
James Roper
Corydon
Chas. Dinsmoor
Dinsmoor
Summer Excursion Rates From Warren On D A V P R R
Summer excursion rates from Warren begin June 14 through September 15 with season tickets good to return to October 15 1896 to Jamestown and back 1 15 Celoron 1 15 Chautauqua Lake area 1 50 Lily Dale prices vary for day sold midweek and weekend tickets include return options at 75 75 and 90 cents and Saturday sale with return to following Monday to Chautauqua Lake or Lily Dale G H Daniels G P A W J Sparks Ticket Agent
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Warren
Jamestown
Celoron
Chautauqua Lake
Lily Dale
Amestown
Gro
H. Daniels
Excursion Tickets for YP Society Conven tion Trip to Washington
The Pennsylvania Railroad and Western Maryland announce excursion tickets for the Fifteenth International Convention of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor in Washington on July 7 to 13 1896. Round trip fares cover Washington and return and side trips to Baltimore Gettysburg Richmond Petersburg Old Point Comfort and other points with return limits through July 31. Tickets sold July 6 to 8 and July 7 to 13 for various routes with details available at agents.
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The
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Washington
D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Aon
Baltimore
Waship
Gettysburg
Western Maryland Railroad Co
Washim
Richmond
Petersburg
Old Point Comfo
Mansion House Warren Reopens Under Mrs Seeley
Mrs A M Seeley resumes management of the Mansion House in Warren after renovations to welcome transient guests and weekly board. Jurymen and court attendants are invited to patronize the house with assurances of satisfactory accommodations and renewed comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
A. M. Seeley
Insurance by the bottle for bowel illness cures
The notice advertises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy priced at 25 cents as a quick cure. It argues for cheap preventive insurance against bowel attacks and claims the remedy cures in one or two doses and never fails. Sold by Morris & Co for 34 Ull en.
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Chamberlain
Morris & Co
Ullen
I X L and Local Shops Boost Summer Bargains
Om sells at 1.20 and 1.30 at Tiona and home markets. I X L restaurant changes hands with E D Walker taking control. Local stores highlight prices and summer offerings at Allen Shoe and Kerteher's. Community notices include school closing for summer at St Joseph's and various reunions and civic events across Warren era.
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I XL
E. D. Walker
Kerteher
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Allen Shoe
Liberty St
County Clippings and Local Happenings In Bear Lake Era
Inter state cigar talk in Bear Lake mentions Pennsylvania and New York. Youngsville prepares for a grand Independence Day celebration. Sugar Grove Seminary held commencements June 18 and 19 with four graduates and a $517 fundraising total. Sheffield Scientific School Yale class day invitations issued. Mrs Dunn hosts Philomel Club luncheon with members listed.
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Sugar Grove Seminary
J. Hill
Tidicute
Board of Trade
N. P. Wheeler
Rachel Wheeler
Bertha McConkey
Europe
New York
Augusta Victoria
Clarence A. Mabie
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
A. Dunn
Dunn
Philomel Club
Warren
Club
Geo. Yates
Theo. Messner
W. M. Lindsey
Chas. Crandall
Lesser
Albrecht
Chase
Rockwell
Porter
Radle
Real estate transfers and deeds in Warren County
List of miscellaneous property transfers including Anna W. Syms to L. L. Hunter of Limestone for 500 dollars and Louis Jensen to G. W. Richards of Pittsfield for 1,000 dollars. Several other conveyances noted to Wat son Clarendon Farmington and El dred with varying sums and parties. Public record of deeds and mortgages.
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Vata W. Syms
D. L. Ball
Watson
William H. J. Mane
Geo. D. Bury
Ptelmine Lehnar
A. A. Engin
W. R. Elston
A. J. McKain
Clarendon
Albert Hunter
Weares
M. Horn
Farmington
Anna W
Grange Passes Resolutions on Death of Brother Noah Knapp
The Grange records heartfelt sympathy for the bereaved family of Noah Knapp who died within a week. The resolutions praise his faithful service as a counselor and husband, noting his kindness and community honesty, and request transmission to the family and Warren Matt for publication.
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Noah Knapp
Knapp
Warren Matt
B. Mix
Homer Preston
C. B. Mix
Marriages in Tidioute and Sheffield on June 24 1896
In Tidioute Pennsylvania Miss Laoma Morris wed James Nelson Tyrell at the bride’s father’s residence. In Sheffield Pennsylvania Rev R G Ferguson officiated the marriage of Miss Caroline Kracer and Rev Huber Ferguson at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Tyrell — Morris
Tidioute
Bride
Laoma Morris
James Nelson Tyrell
Ferguson—Kraker
Sheffield
R. G. Ferguson
New Wilmington
Huber Ferguson
Caroline Kracer
Obituaries from June 1896 list Eagan Stewart Seager Knapp deaths
Died notices from Mead to Lander and Warren detail James Eagan aged 82 Jeanette Morton wife of Wm H Stewart Edward L Seager 67 Noah Knapp 73 with burial and service details. Knapp obituary notes survivors including wife daughter and siblings and burial at Lander/M E church.
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Farmington Tp
Louisa S. Clement
Rochester
N. Y
T. M. Knapp
W. 8. Marsh
Lander
M. E. Church
Canton Thrives on McKinley Fame Trade Soars
Canton Ohio enjoys a surge in commerce as telegraph offices hire more operators and rails and post office report higher business. Photographers sell many McKinley portraits while local firms turn out McKinley souvenirs and tin cans, boosting industry across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Canton Novelty Cutlery Works
Star Manufacturing Company
Many Remedies and fares appear in mixed notices
A scattered collection of short items mentions Ayer's Pills for biliousness, Hall's Hair Renewer for gray hair, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup. It also notes Nickel Plate road ticket sales for July travel to Chicago and other lines, plus a veteran’s testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New Yor
Boston
James Perdue
Monroe, Mich
Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen
Warren
P. B. Canfield
Corydon
Erie Railroad Offers Low Fare to Chicago Democratic Convention
Erie Railroad announces tickets from Corry or Jamestown to Chicago and return for 12 dollars. Tickets available July 3 through 6 and valid for return through July 12. Sleeping car berths may be reserved in advance via Erie ticket agents or F. H. Garfield Jamestown divisional passenger agent.
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Chicago
Erie Railroad
Corry
Jamestown
Erie
F. H. Garfield
N. Y
One Hundred Dollar Challenge for Deafness Cure
By local applications, they cannot reach the diseased part of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. When inflamed the tube malfunctions, producing rumbling or imperfect hearing. if it closes completely, deafness results. Nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, an inflamed mucous surface. We offer one hundred dollars for any deafness case (from catarrh) cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for free circulars. F J Cheney Co Toledo OH. May sell by all druggists 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. &Ay
To the Thousand Islands Excursion From Western New York
On July 8 the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway offers a low rate round trip to Alexandria Bay and the Thousand Islands. The 986 mile rail and steamer outing includes free island side trips and returns tickets good ten days. Departure from Warren at 10 10 A M the round trip fare is $6. For details contact S B Newton Excursion manager Buffalo or local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Islands
Western
New York and Pennsylvania Railway
Alexandria Bay
Islands
Warren
S. B. Newton
Mooney & Brisbane
Buffalo
N.Y
Arguments on suffrage and old feudal logic
The writer notes a New York meeting debunking the claim that women cannot vote because they cannot fight. He traces voting rights to historic warfare and argues modern society misreads property and defense rights. He contrasts feudal origins with present police and army protection and urges updating long held assumptions. Excursion tickets to Buffalo on Nickel Plate July 5 and 6 for the National Educal Association convention July 7–11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Nickel Plate
Account National Educal Association
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Home Matters
R. J. Weld
John J. Carter
Producers Oil Co. Limited
Messrs
Weil
Reed, Roberts and Hinckley & Rice
Medard
Watson & McCleave
Lee and Neill
Carter
Producers Co
Mr. Carter
National Transit Co
Standard Oil Co
Music Students Club
W. D. Hinckley
Hazeltine
Lewis Goerdeler
Hattie Noyes Morley
Alice Rogers Jungmann
Kamann
Mabel Davis Berkley
Vier
Ethel McCray
Meyer
Swing Song
Jungmann
T.nev Vataa
Asuvy
Durand
Miss Cook
Liszt-Bendel
H. W. Bisber
Miss Woodford
Miss Robinson
Miss Flower
Miss
Democratic National Corvenon
F. B. Jackson
Hiram Newman
Susan Ashner
Brady’s Bend
Frip Lesser
Titusville
Grandpa Lesser
Louise M. Greene
Conewango Tp
Martha E
J. Wilford Leonhart
Irvington
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Busy Reader
Penn’a State Teachers’ Association
Bloomsburg
111Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers
Frank McSparren
Knights Templars
H. Strickland
Liberty Street
Siggins
Recreation Park
Earir
Columbian Commission
Protective Cycle Club
Mich
Ridgway Express
St. Mary’s
Ladies of Trinity Guild
Anna Sill
Rei
Warren County
C. A. Rosen
Garland
Assembly
C. C. Merritt
Cooper Hill
Register
J. H. Norton
A. G. Davis
Spring Creek
L. B. Darling
Chandlers Valley
Thomas Falkman
J. H. King
Kinzua
Warren Ladies of the Maccabees
Clara M. Babbitt
Louie L. Dixon
Kate Waters Wilkins
Clara C. Orr
Adda A. Lynch
Mary Wyman
Mary Snaverly
Anna E. Frey
Libbie Ritzelthaler
Johanna Bourne
Bear Lake
Pennsylvania
York State
Elines
Farmington Grange
Jacob Sweeting
Warren, Pa
Allen Shoe Store
Maz
Cali
A. A. Davis & CO
Summer Capes
W. Jarvis
Water St
Ayer
Nickel Plate Road
BrEssie
United States
North Lawrence
James Lee
Lee
Canal Fulton
Congress
Talsis
Prin
Media Ledger
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Clarksons
Platts
Carters
the Ledger
George Washington
Church School
College Pie Ry
Elizabeth M. King
H. A. Jamieson
Parker Symms
W. J. Mead
J. E. Wilkinson
Buffalo Courier
Hong Kong
Foote
Pitcher’s Castoria
O. H. Hunter & Son
Philadelphia
D. H. Hunter
Warren Mills
Graham
H. B. Cutting
Apa
Democrat
East Side
Eems Clemons
War
Fai Toaep Dolar
Gon Avenns
L. Casemere Scott
Etti
Allen’s Shoe Store
Postoffice
T. O. Slater & CO
Morgan
Truth Soap. Company, Limited
L. J. Retterer
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