Prof Frost to Demonstrate Liquid Air at Library Hall
Prof A E Frost will demonstrate liquid air Friday evening at Library Hall with over two dozen experiments described as wonderful and bordering on miraculous. A June wedding is planned this afternoon at J W Geer's residence with Miss Susie R Stranahan and Will W Geer the engaged couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Frost
Library Hall
J. W. Geer
East Side
Susie R. Stranahan
Will W. Geer
Lillian Boss
Mr. Geer
Miss Stranahan
Accidental Death and New Shirt Factory News
A coroner's jury returns a verdict on John Smith who died near Knupp's sawmill in Pleasant township. his rifle accident is reported between 2 and 4 pm. Warren gains a new first class shirt factory on Liberty street led by E Bowie and E E Dickinson. four to five workers start with partial rent support from the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Pleasant Township
Knupp
Board of Trade
Jacob Keller
Warren
Naval Academy vacancy in 27th district announced
Representative Sibley seeks applicants from his district for a Naval Academy nomination to be made before March 4 next. An examination will be held in Warren in September to pick the nominee with the highest score. Alternate nominee possible if regular nominee fails, both must be district residents aged 15 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Sibley
Warren
Academy
Mr. Sibley
Franklin
Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty street and millinery ads
Allen offers foot fitting services at 221 Liberty Street and Kertcher's stocks a large millinery selection. Updates note various locals including Arnett Thompson visiting Pratt Institute, Danforth ill at home, and numerous Chautauqua plans with family travels and summer gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
J. W. WiGchins
Chautauqua
W. P. Michell
High Street
Hazel
D. W. Beaty
Lakewood
Borough Council adjourns with lights and sidewalk dispute
The council met Monday and reversed plans to remove arc lights and Wellsbach street lights until a comparison is done. They oppose a two-sided plank sidewalk near Water, Poplar and Third streets and debate Cedar street closure on Struthers flats. Also notices announce a K C T M ox roast and a midsummer clearance at Warren shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Short Streets
Electrical Light Company
Wellsbach Street
Poplar
Third
Poplar Street
Cedar Street
Struthers Flats
Railroad Half Fare Tickets On July 3 and 4
The W N Y P Ry offers half fare tickets between all stations on July 3 and 4 with return passage valid through July 6. This limited sale applies to all routes operated by the line.
Local Tailors and Millinery Highlight Warren Trades
Jacob Keller offers Warren based tailoring by first class tailors. Miss Sill provides millinery with best prices and styles. The Mail Office announces top quality job printing at the best rates.
Youngsville Census Grows From 666 to 825 In 1890s
County notes report Youngsville population rising from 666 in 1890 to 825 this year. Local items mention Mrs. W. W. Fell of Carapolis visiting her parents Hon. W. H. Shortt and wife, and Miss Flossie A. Davis leaving for Oil City and Cambridge Springs with Ada Dunham covering her post office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
W. W. Fell
Carapolis
W. H. Shortt
Flossie A. Davis
Oil City
Cambridge Springs
Ada Dunham
Clara
May Thompson
Tidioute
New York
Columbia
Warren
Iadexoten
Sutton & Roth
George McAuley Hill
Palestine
E. Bartlett
Illi
Harry Dunn
School College
Blanche McAuley
Warren, Meadville
Chautauqua Auley Lot
Charles Logran
Warren County Woods Offer Easy Local Beauty
Kane Leader urges residents to explore nearby forests for daily getaways describing Warren county as God’s country with abundant hill and river scenery. The piece encourages local pride and appreciation of the surrounding woods near home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Warren County
Warren
Chautauqua Assembly Opens as Hall of the Christ Rises
The 27th annual Chautauqua Assembly opened yesterday and runs until August 23. Schools run July 7 to August 17. Work continues on the Hall of the Christ with a corner stone ceremony planned for July 6. The building will be a large stone and steel structure with a slate roof and stones from Palestine and the pyramids to flank it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Lake
Palestine
Bicycle Health Advice From J M Siegfried
Cycling tips emphasize injury care with a quick healing banner salve motto. The quote notes ups and downs of cycling and the benefit of a salve for cuts or bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Siegfried
The Man with the Hoe Aims at Weeds This Year
The article notes the Man with the Hoe can reduce this year's weed crop and also lessen next year's growth, signaling ongoing agricultural control efforts and future impact.
Warning Parents on Toy Pistols Dangers
The papers urge keeping toy pistols away from children due to fulminate of mercury in percussion caps causing blood poisoning and lockjaw. Hundreds of deaths occurred after last Fourth of July from this cause, labeling these toys more dangerous than other explosives.
Excursion Train to Oil City and Titusville From Warren
The W N Y P R runs a popular low rate excursion on Sunday July 1. A special train departs Warren at 9 56 AM for Oil City and Titusville with a round trip fare of 1. Return trains depart Titusville at 7 and Oil City at 7 40. Tickets valid for return on regular trains Monday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Titusville
Warren
Blank Deeds and Mortgages for Typewriter Use
Blank deeds and mortgages suitable for typewriter use offered for sale at the mail office.
Reduced Excursion Fares to Kansas City for Democratic Convention
Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip first class excursion tickets to Kansas City for the National Democratic convention. Sale from all stations, good July 1 2 and 3 and return by July 9. Tickets valid on all trains except the Pennsylvania Limited and require continuous passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Notice on metal trade and real estate for sale
Market buyers welcome iron copper brass zinc lead rope rags rubber at Warren Iron Metal Co grounds opposite Freight Depot. Also 1200 acres near Byromtown on Pittsburg and Western R R Lot 3646 priced at 1400. For info write Wx W Wilson New Brighton Pa. Jewelry services offered at Magee and Eichenberg Y M C A Building with free examinations and eye glasses fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Iron Metal Co
Fourth St
Byromtown
Pittsburg and
Wx. W. Wilson
New Brighton
Warren
Magee & Eichenberg
Best Job Printing Highlighted by Malil Office
The MalIL OFFICE showcases top quality printing services under the Best Job Printing label highlighting precision, speed, and customer satisfaction.
Ox-roast at Corydon and local notices from Kane to Erie
State and vicinity items report SeNnEca Tent No 71 Ox-roast at Corydon on August 9. Kane forms a Republican club with Ed Ryan as president. Conneaut Lake season opens June 27 with good prospects. Free rural mail delivery to Jamestown and Fredonia area. several carriers appointed. Maude Grant Kent granted divorce from Alba M Kent. he to Auburn prison for a three year forgery sentence. Chamberlain Institute marks fifty years in Randolph. Kane water plant to get a 100-foot stand pipe by next August built by Struthers Iron Works. Howard Benham found not guilty of wife murder. second trial could cost Genesee County $35,000, total trials about $60,000. Ten spans of the Kinzua bridge removed for a new viaduct. Frank Wennerholm found guilty of first degree murder. new trial denied. to be executed at Auburn in late July 1900. Brown-Miller reunion at Franklin’s Hotel in Lander. Amsey Brown elected president. Niagara Falls to host next year. In Erie, July 10 a Saengerfest with Governor present. live entertainment and attendance expected. see ad announcing trip to Erie.
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SeNnEca
Corydon
Kane
Ed. Ryan
Conneaut Lake
Jamestown
Fredonia
Chautauqua County
Maude Grant Kent
Alba M. Kent
Auburn
Randolph
N. Y
Chamberlain Institute
Joshua Davis
Struthers Iron Works
Warren
Howardp Benham
Benham
Genesee County
Benam
Kinzna
Bradford Star
Mayville
Frank Wennerholm
Emily Adolphson
Falconer
Niagara Falls
Erie
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
By local applications they cannot reach the diseased portion 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. Nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sent for circulars, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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Hall
Local Weddings Across Warren County June 1900
A series of June 1900 weddings announced in Westfield Pleasant Tow Warren and surrounding towns. Frederick J. Taylor and Rose Frances Platte wed in Westfield. Will D. Shearer and Alice V. Pierce marry in Pleasant Tow. Louis F. Schweitzer and Kathryn Dolan wed in No Claredon. J. H. Russell and Winnifred Eberhart marry in Goodell. Nels August Lawson and Minnie Lauffenburger wed at the bride's mother home. The Lawson Lauffenburger ceremony featured attendants and a high noon service with a large dinner and lavish decorations. guests from Warren North Warren Frewsburg. The newlyweds plan to reside in North Warren after July 4.
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Taylor—Platte
Westfield
N. Y
Schweitzer—Dolan
No. Clarendon, Pa
Father Mullen
Louis F. Schweitzer
Kathryn Dolan
Sheffield, Pa
Russell —Eberhart
Goodell
J. H. Russell
Russell
Winnifred Eberhart
Lawson—Lauffenburger
Maria Lauffenburger
Nels August Lawson
North Warren
Minnie Lauffenburger
Fox Hill
Albert
Warren
Frewsburg
Lawson
Thompson death shocks city with sudden passing at 23 Allen
Carl Gordon Thompson died suddenly at 8 15 AM Sunday at 23 Allen street. He was son of Norman R. and Kate S. Thompson. Funeral from 23 Allen street residence Wednesday at 4 PM. He was born at Sugar Grove and moved to Jamestown area, worked in city treasurer’s office and last year as reporter for Jamestown Evening Times.
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Sugar Grove
Norman R. Thompson
Jamestown Evening Times
Jamestown Journal
Fourth of July Excursion by D A V and P R R to Jamestown Chautauqua Lake
The D A V and P R R offers one day excursion tickets on July 4 to Jamestown Celoron and Chautauqua Lake with low rates. Celoron features Balloon Ascension theater matinees and a baseball game, with electric fountains, illusion show, and light. Chautauqua Lake venues promise an appealing program. Return train departs Falconer at 11 30 P M with electric car connections. Tickets available from D A V and P R R agents and Kertchers advertising trimmed hats.
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Jamestown
Celoron
Chautauqua Lake
Celoron Theatre
Local notices from Grove City area and surrounding towns
Correspondence reports residents moving to Warren and Hyde town seeks treatment, and Mead takes Maloney to Rouse hospital. A boy broke his right arm near our county bridge and is recovering. Presbyterian Sabbath school elected officers and Rev Hamilton preached at Irvine church praising church unity. Forest Gas Co meters to be installed. Downing family visited from Tidlioute. Death claims James A Thompson's young child at Dunn's Eddy.
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Clair Thompson
Grove City
John Cooney
Hydetown
Jacob Walters
Warren
R Mead
Patrick Maloney
Rouse Hospital
Claud
Oscar Lawson
Our County Bridge
Dunlevy
Youngsville
Presbyterian Sabbath School
C. W. Gillespie
Theresa Nelson
William Christie
Elizabeth Christie
Louie Johnson
Hamilton
Irvine
Forest Gas Co
Will Downing
Tidioute
James A. Thompson
Dunn’s Eddy
June News Briefs From Localities
Road work continues. J A McArthur finds success in poultry. P L Wright shot his dog and killed sheep for Charlie Nelson. Mrs Gertie Maguire and daughter visited from Pittsfield. Blacksmith repairs his Mechanic street home. At 74 June 20 Albert C Westren married Zoe Bush with few relatives present. They honeymooned in Grant and returned to start housekeeping. John VanOrsdale returns from Clarion normal. Cora Park named Lander school principal. Depew preached memorial sermon at Russell. Whatford Jr makes frequent Quaker Hill trips. Sugar Grove U B convention held June 12 13 14. Cora Park’s class praised. Ackley Station notes Mrs Nelson Rochester visiting. Earl Thomas visited Sugar Grove. Wm Mason moved to John Stanton house. Mrs Ball improving. Elemy Schuler visiting Gouldtown. James Martin and wife visited Karl Falconers.
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J. A. McArthur
P. L. Wright
Charlie Nelson
Gertie Maguire
Maud Smith
Pittsfield
Maud Yates
Mechanic Street
W. H. Fenton
Albert C. Westren
Zoe Bush
Ed. Bush
Glenni J. Wright
Lester Wright
Alvena Westren
Grant
Mr. West
John VanOrsdale
Clarion Normal School
Cora Park
Lander School
Lander
F. E. Depew
Russell
James Whatford Jr
Quaker Hill
Sugar Grove
U. B
Ackley Station
Nelson
Rochester
Hulda Gordon
Earl Thomas
Wm. Mason
John Stanton
Ball
Elemy Schuler
Tiona
John Hopkins
Gouldtown
James Martin
Karl
Falconers
Fury's Honey Cure Promoted Against Diseases
A fifty cent bottle of Fury's Honey Cure is advertised as a cure for Brights disease diabetes and other ailments. The ad urges readers to take no other remedy and attributes the claim to J. M. Siegfried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Fury
J. M. Siegfried
Foley
Hertzel's Bicycle Hospital in Warren Offers Repairs and Supplies
In Warren Hertzel's Bicycle Hospital advertises repairs for bicycles and related injuries framed as medical cures. It lists tires, lamps, carbide, and brands, with a two hour service claim and hours for inspection. The ad promotes FOLEY's KIDNEY CURE for kidney trouble.
D A V P R Announces Independence Day Excursion Fares
The D V P R will offer one fare round trip excursion tickets to local points on July 3 and 4. Adult tickets not under 25 cents, returning valid through July 5. George H Daniels, G P A, notes visiting card printing and legal blanks available at the Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Daniels
Farmers Invited To Shaw's Cash Store On Liberty Street
Farmers are invited to call at Shaw's Cash Store on Liberty street with their produce. The proprietor pays the highest market price in cash or goods and offers new fresh groceries at very low prices. Fresh fruits and vegetables are on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw’s
Liberty Street
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Warren, PA
Home Matters
Kertcher
Arnett Thompson
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Dr. Danforth
W. Cowan
Julia
Watkins
H. P. Hall
England
Mr. Erickson
Doctor Sibley
J. C. Sibley
Bucknell University
C. B. Johnson
Albert Kratzer
Lexington
Dopge
Thou_— Islands
Europe
J. C. Buack
E. G. Siggers
Washington, D. C
A. R. Taylor
Episcopal Church
Fred Marcx
Fred
J. A. Schofield
Celia
Thomas Brown
O. D. Bleakly
Valcour
Lake Champlain
Yale College
Marshall C. Parshall
Sheffield Scientific School
Hemlock Run
Messrs
Wm. Schnur
P. D. Clark
State Bar Association
W. M. Lindsey
W. D. Hinckley
D. I. Ball
W. E. Rice
W.W. Wilbur
D. A. Arird
C. D. Eckles
Justice Perry
Crawford County
Pierce
Glade Run Bridge
Magee
Annie Donovan
St. Xavier’s Academy
Senator Cumings
Philadelphia
Mack
Teddy
Clara Dunn
C. C. Thompson
Union City Times
James Kitchen
Presbyterian Church
H. R. Winger
John Hand
Earl H. Beshlin
Dr. Durham
Rena Sutter Davis
G. W. Campbell
Mary Lesser
Baltzinger
Eugene Abbott
Olive Watson
Ellen Glenn
E. E. Allen
Leroy Cornelius
Walter W. Davis
Masters George C. Orr
Karl W. Cowan
Myrl Jacobs
George Todd
Palmer Davis
Elton Davis
Raymond Brann
Chester Allen
Conewadgo
A. O. Briggs
Bachop House
Wm. B. Hammond
Billy
Hammond
Drew-Levick
Allegheny
Irvinedale Park
LapiEs Cash Emporium
Hickory Street
Carver House
Carver Ouse
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Mike Schwing
Mike
Malil
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Fullerton
California
Henry D. Cheney
Enterprise and
Enterprise
Kirkpatrick
Limestone
Maude McCoy
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Bross
Sheffield
Elizabeth Bross
Kertcher’s
Irvington
Wrightsville
Cable Hollow
Bicycle Hospital
Hertzel
G. & J. Dunlap
Hartford
Goodrich
Morgan & Wright
Mohawk
Capital Royal
Victor
Nock’s Special
Hertzel’s Cash Bicycle Hospital
Pisa
London
Ladies’ Cash Emporium
Hickory St
Morck & Kirberger
Kennett & Richardson
Rogers Block
Price
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Mak
Orricz
MAY Bank & CO
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
C. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. Bunham
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
Reeal
Louisa H. Page
L. R. Page
Andrew J. Arnold
Marvin Clendenning
Elk
M. E. L Biddle
Atty
Frank A. Hall
Pleasant
Oliver S. Dalrymple
Wm. F. Dalrymple
F. H. Rockwell
Ann
Robt. Hill
M. L. Barber
Geo. F. Yates
W.S. Cole
Cherry Grove
Wm. Peterson
Glade
Geo. W. Kolfrat
John C. Sechriest
Belle Honhart
Lorena M. Sechriest
Conewango
F. Barnhart
Lake Erie
Singing Union
Erie, Pa
Wm. A. Stone
John Depinet
Bach
Symphony Orchestra
Milwaukee
Wew
Bertha Lincoln-Heustis
Minnie Blenner
Fred W. Carberry
Paul August Walz
Seventeenth
State Streets
Grove House Park
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
Sterling and Eldridge Bicycles
Citizens Natl Bank
MyRon WatTess
KE. T. Hazeltine
David L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
M. A. Myers
E. T. Hazeltine
O. F. Hoffman
W. Parshall
Jas. C. Parmlee
D. L. Gerould
the Mail Office
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