Water Works Talk Spurs Warren Meeting Hopeful Plans
A Warren meeting at the Odd Fellows hall discussed the Holly Water Works system for city supply. Speaker Mr Flagler described water power driven plants costing about 365600 with steam add-ons, asserting hydrants act as engines and fire protection would improve. Dunkirk and Binghamton examples were cited, and councilors plan further talks with gravity-system advocates.
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Odd Fellows
John Sill
Flagler
Lockport
N. Y
Holly Water Works Company
Holly
Ile
Warren
Binghamton, N. Y
Williams
Dunkirk N. Y
Dunkirk
Warren Mail Keeps Rising in New Dress Across Papers
Newspaper notices praise the Warren Mail for a new dress and improved appearance. Multiple papers including the Tidioute Journal Philadelphia Press Titusville Herald Warren Ledger Corry Republican Jamestown Journal comment on its prosperity, type, and readable content.
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Warren Mail
Cowan
Tidioute Journal
Warren
Philadelphia Press
Titusville Herald
Jamestoun Journel
Grand Master Powell Installs Sir Knights At Youngsville Post
Grand Master Powell assisted by Dr. Siggins and others installed Sir Knights and founded Youngsville Post Chapter No. 19 K 8 B. The Florence Rebekah Lodge presented 849s C. V. Kinnear with a silver cake dish. Dr A C Axtell spoke, Mrs Kinnear replied. Revival meetings at the Methodist Church enter eighth week with over 100 new members and several more potential joiners. Rev. Mr. Merchant praised for diligent work.
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Powell
Dr. Siggins
J. P. Johnston
E. M. Davis
Youngsville Post
K. 8
Hall
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V. B
John A. Day
D. A. Mead
M. York
P. Mead
TH. A. Coleman
M. Ek
J. W. Shortt
J. P. Weaver
G. K. Filer
M. E.G
M. &. Cuuren
Methodist Church
Meadville Cooperative Grocery Meets Growth Milestones
Meadville’s cooperative grocery, formed five years ago by about 100 railroad workers at ten dollars per share, now trades at thirteen dollars per share and has issued a stock dividend, signaling strong capitalization and member value.
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Meadville
Lster
Washington's Birthday Observed Quietly in Warren
Washington's Birthday passed off quietly in Warren with banks closed and little observance noted. Titusville and nearby towns saw excitement over parades and festivities while rafting plans appeared for sale. Parker's Landing reported a counterfeiters’ family arrested and sent to Pittsburgh for a hearing. The St. Petersburg fire last week caused about $100,000 in property damage.
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Washington
Warren
Titusville
Parker’s Landing
Pittsburgh
St. Petersburg
A. A. Davis & Co. Receives New Goods Assortment
A. A. Davis & Co. announces a large assortment of new goods arriving for customers. The company emphasizes fresh stock and broad selections across departments.
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A. A. Davis & Co
The Next Congress and Washington Monument Notes
Washington Letter reports no March session for the Forty third Congress with 292 seats, 281 elected, and a split GOP edge. It tracks the Washington Monument project from its 1848 corner stone to current funding and possible revival amid public interest.
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Washrneton
D. C
Congress
Connecticut
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Indiana
Shank
Washington Monument
House
United States
Washington
National Monument Association
Patent Office
Smithsonian Institute
Poland Committee
Poland
Credit Mobilier Investigation Committee
Selemn
McPherson
Blaine
Cox
Hale
Dawes
Garfield
Bingham
Scofield
Kelley
Oil Production in 1872 Pennsylvanian District Summary
Titusville Herald reports 1872 oil output varied monthly from 15,500 to 18,800 barrels daily in spring and summer, with a surge in November to about 33,300 barrels. Overall year end production averaged around 22,000 barrels per day.
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Titusvill Herald
Pennsylvania
We must turn over a new leaf says exchange
The exchange warns that the nation is becoming composed of schemers avoiding genuine work. It notes lack of trades learning, farmers' sons moving to cities for clerkships, few American girls doing housework for wages, and extensive imports from Europe. It calls for a new national effort to produce goods domestically.
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Europe
Pleasant Weather Sparks Street Fashion Complaints
The mild Friday drew out corner loafers as merry passersby, with hope they stay away from freezing again to keep the street ornaments from vanishing or losing their charm.
Merck Jewelry Store Ad Nearby Post Office
Fred Merck offers special bargains at his new jewelry store next to the Post Office with watches clocks silverware and jewelry. Dr McDermott moved his office across the hall and back of Brown Stone's office where he is pleasantly situated.
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Fred. Merck
Dr. McDermott
Brown & Stone
Titusville Fire Police Receive New Carriage
Titusville has a company of Fire Police numbering fifty men and they have just received a new carriage to replace an older vehicle, improving their patrol and response capabilities.
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Titusville
March and New Publications A Broad Literary Market
Peter's Musical Monthly March issue offers New Music and back numbers with subscription options. The Aldine March features Tavernier coast scene After the Storm and favorable notes on music art and literature. Advertisements cite Pittsburg Peoples Monthly sample offers and Oliver Optic's Magazine appeal. The Phrenology and Physiognomy Annual 1873 highlights portraits including Seward Livingstone Douglass and presidents with a 25 cent handbook.
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Tavernier
James Sutton & Co
Maiden Lane
Peoples Monthly
Pittsburgh
Oliver Optic
Elijah Kellogg
Lee & Shepard
Seward
Livingstone
Fred
Douglass
Arnold
U.S
Washington
Grant
R. Wells
Broadway
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Last Lyceum Lecture By Gen Kilpatrick On March 6
Gen Judson Kilpatrick will deliver the final Lyceum Course lecture on Thursday evening March 6 1873. Topic is Sherman’s March to the Sea. Kilpatrick has prior appearances in Warren and is noted as an accomplished orator. Roscoe Trall should be filled. admission is 50 cents.
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Lyceum
Judson Kilpatrick
Sherman
Gen. Kilpatrick
Warren
Roscoe Trall
Sugar Grove Elects Local Officials and Notables
Sugar Grove township voters elected John Pierce constable and collector, Benj Ellis road commissioner, D W Buell and M Kimball school directors, John McLane assessor, Alfred Samuelson and Geo Martin assistant assessors, Wm Cummings judge of election, Wm Jewell KR Woodside inspectors, Wm McLane treasurer, Jacob Horton clerk, and Jas Catlin auditor. A corny aside notes a passerby’s comment on outdoor registers. Also: Warren burgess John Sill delivered an inaugural poem and a rifle order. Crawford County’s liquor license ban cited as crime-free. local porker boast. Tidioute opens private library. conundrum on ladies and smoking. Corry iron ore bed reported. Wrightsville mill destroyed. Kent Bros gas firm to start a brush factory. North East to host third organ factory in Erie County.
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Sugar Grove Township
John Pierce
Benj. Ellis
D. W. Buell
M. Kimball
John McLane
Alfred Samuelson
Geo. Martin
Wm. Cummings
Wm. Jewell
KR. Woodside
Wm. McLane
Jacob Horton
Jas. Catlin
Lent Observances Run Across Warren Kane City Irvington and Roscoe
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday with services in Trinity Memorial Warren St Josephs Warren and St Thomas Kane City with high masses prayers and catechesis. Bret Harte lecture on the Argonauts of 1849 draws a large Roscoe Hall audience and Kilpatrick will lecture March 6. Pittsburg Female College spring term opens March 26. Donations total 64 from Yankeebush Limestone. postal car reassigned to Erie accommodation.
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St. Joseph’s
M. A. de la Roque
Michael Flood
Thomas’ Cutvren
Kane City
St. Bart McLoMeEw
Irvington
Prrrspurg Female
Railway
Erie
Rost. Dennison
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