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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
1
Saturday the body of a man was found in the river near the Highhouse brickyard. Identified as a tramp arrested as Rice, the man’s real name was James Skully with relatives in Dunkirk New York. Unclear death cause. rumors link a possible fall or foul play after recent incidents near the water.
Beta Tiona oil sells for 1.68. Garland resident R Hill visited Warren. Hagerty suffers quinsy. S H Evans came from Tid ioute on business. A C Mook moves to Irvine street. Rockwell party heads to Hot Springs for weeks. Sheriff Brown reports 22 boarders at the hotel. Philadelphia residents occupy East street house. Florida and Cuba trip by Mrs G W Sill and Misses Rickey and Hall. Henry Park seeks Republican sheriff nomination. Mary O King course latest show by Elma B Smith Co. G W Evans of Valley Springs visits Tid y Route then heads west. Martha Washington event engages Miss Harriett Cowan to Percy Wilkins of Chelsea I T. Italian Beraldi jailed after razor incident. bail set at 200. Community debate on Italians and weapon carry. Anna Gould’s costly title in Old World investments. Count Boni cited for substantial spending.
Ulysses L. Averill warns creditors that Bertha S. Averill has left his home without cause and that no credit or bills contracted by her will be paid. Edinboro Normal student notice of spring term starting March 27 with Joan F. Bigler as principal.
Jacob Leonhart died February twenty seventh nineteen hundred six at his Kane home aged fifty four He formerly lived at North Warren and resided in Kane for twenty years He is survived by three children and two brothers A F Leonhart of Dutch Hill and Geo W of Cleveland The remains were brought to Warren and interment in Oakland A Warning for the Sophisticated Jeannette Cooper has a playful tale in the March McClure's called A Retributive Trip about a unsophisticated girl punishing a patronizing man It is described as delicious comedy For Sale matched team black mares dark bay thoroughbreds Shetland ponies two 2900 lb eight years old 430 subject to veterinary inspection South Shore Construction Co Erie Pa The S B A Minstrels postponed to March 7 Legal blanks at Matt Office
Warren residents mourn Sharkey Lewis Larson known for his jovial nature. He was discovered in bed shortly after 11 by a roommate, cause unclear but suspected suffocation. He leaves brothers in Brookston and Braddock and a sister in Brookston.
A woman in black sobs on a Main Line express while another offers sympathy. She reveals her husband is dead in the baggage car and she will take a train to Philadelphia to be cremated. A third woman retorts, and the scene ends with murmurs of lingering sorrow. Death notices from Warren area list several local figures with brief tributes and survivors.
Edward Higgins and Mary McGarry were married at St. Joseph's church Warren on February 26 1906 by Rev Father Miller. Both partners reside in Warren and the ceremony united the couple in a civil religious rite.
At Warren on February 23 1906 Mr and Mrs H P Stone welcomed a daughter. At Starbrick Pennsylvania on February 22 1906 Mr and Mrs J W Walker welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Ira Barber welcomed a daughter.
A long list records numerous deed transactions with names of grantors and grantees, associated towns such as Warren, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Glade, and Elk, and nominal sums or specific amounts like 333.33 and 2600. Details show transfers to various individuals and firms including Chappel, Crary, Nelson, Younie, Kempf, and Brennan among others, reflecting a general property conveyance notice.
The notice touts a half century of trusted business and promotes the store's ongoing bargains for the balance of the week. It lists an extensive lineup of dress fabrics including Prunnelas Sicilians Henriettas Glorias Silk Batistes Storm Serges Lansdown Kolienies and Cashmere Mohairs along with various coatings and broad cloths.
Six EKoliennes panels 36 inches wide offered in colors red blue green cream and grey. Each piece provides a wide swath of dependable fabric option suitable for upholstery or decorative use.
Advertises affordable wardrobe items described as perfect for shirt waist suits and new Eton jackets. Claims real value at 65 cents.
Fine strictly all wool Serges in 45 inch width offered in all colors. This lot of Dress Goods would be splendid value at 75c.
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