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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
1
Republican spring primaries set for Saturday May th. Tidioute visits Warren. plans urged to plant trees. Pomona and North Warren Grange hosts draw large attendance. local minstrels delight patrons. Fire destroys Roy property home. counterfeit silver dollars circulate in Meadville.
Court proceedings begin with Judges Lindsey Weaver and Siggins. A new trial is granted for J A Viele and G E DeGolia, former Jefferson County Gas Co. officers, to be heard at the June term. McCook and Murphy acquitted of railroad car theft. McCook Sr. acquitted of receiving stolen goods. Frank Gerardi, Antonio Frucci, Antonio Pulli and Pietro Naturo face murder charge for Ferrareno death at Tiona. Jury selection for Frucci case proceeds with panels and several witnesses.
Bertha I Averill has left in dispute. all owe no credit on her account and the husband refuses payment for any bills incurred by her. Anyssis L Averill states this public notice effective 3 1 21.
A late night fire at the two story Gladerun structure owned and occupied by E. J. Ingersoll damaged the entire second floor and the rear kitchen area. Mrs. Ingersoll awoke to smoke as Warren and a chemical company aided shutdowns. The store’s stock suffered water and smoke damage, with partial insurance in place.
Regular meeting of Town Council Monday night results in organizing the new council and electing officers. U G Lyons and Marshall Parshall seated from First Ward with Lyons as President. Wm Schnur Borough Attorney. W B Weed Secretary. John Smith Street Commissioner. P J Parsons Chief of Police. D F A Wheelock Borough Engineer. H S Perry Police Justice. Wm Martin Sr janitor city building.
Court appointed viewers James Whitehead A D Manley and John Carr met last week and recommended locating a bridge across the Allegheny river at Corydon in the northern part of the county. No further action has been taken as of press time.
Edinboro students are urged to love learning and plan for the future as the Spring term begins March 27 with Principal Joan F. Bigler addressing the community.
Marriages recorded in Jamestown and surrounding towns include Arthur W. Brenoel of Kane Pennsylvania wed Mary L. Richard of Fast Mead February 27 1906. George W. Baker of Day Clarion Co Pa wed Ruth G. Ball of Youngsville February 24 1906. Fred Kohler and Florence Verona Martin both of Warren Pa tied the knot March 6 1906 in Jamestown officiated by Rev J G Townsend D D.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Jane B. Orr in Warren on March 3 1906 at 86, Nellie R. Dialrymple in St Paul aged 44, Lizzie Minerva Petitt at Frewsburg aged 36, and James Irvine at Barnes Pa aged 78. Surviving relatives and funeral details are listed for each.
Birth notices from Warren : Kerney at North Clarendon Pa a son to Mr and Mrs Kerney Clawson at Warren March 2 1906 a daughter to Dr and Mrs Harry F Clawson Shirley at Warren a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Shirley Sonne at Warren March 3 1906 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Sonne Whitespear at Warren a son to Mr and Mrs J Whitespear
A batch of property transfers lists buyers and sellers in Sugar Grove Sheffield Warren Pine Grove and Clarendon with amounts ranging from 30 to 4000 dollars. Notable moves include H Y Porter N P Nelson to S J Hilldale and Emma R Britton to Bertha L Mathis both in Warren. Others include John Sandstrom to Oloff Erickson and back and to Edward G Radspinner with varied sums.
Secretary of the Treasury released figures showing 84,194,000 people and 2.671 billion dollars in circulation, averaging 31.73 per person. He notes six million dollars vanished from February circulation, leaving enough for everyone to have 7.50 more. The total money stock stands just under three billion, short by 109,829.
The bank organized last Saturday with directors G R Morlock Sheffield Wilson McGrew E W Cooney Irvine C S Mead A F Swanson Dr J Knapp and Dr J W McClune of Youngsville. Officers elected G R Morlock president Dr McClune vice president and Fred A McDowell cashier. Capital stock to be at least $30 000 and operation planned in the Kinnard block.
A large display features the latest shirt waists from leading designers J. & W. and the Merritt Waist Co. models range across styles for every occasion and promise exceptionally charming options.
Lightweight white India lawn waist styles with trim med jacquard and embroidery. Features high tucked cuff and various designs for a refined summer look.
A women’s blouse item described as 75 cent white India lawn with embroidery and tucks on both sides for fullness. It notes the garment would be worth 98 cents elsewhere.
Advertises $1.00 white India lawn waists trimmed with Swiss embroidery and fine tuck at the yoke depth, buttoned in the back with deep tucked cuffs. Other styles feature three or four rows of embroidery.
An ad touts Very Special shirts waists priced from 1.00 to 5.48, offered in Persian lawns halbours wash chiffon and French lawns. It highlights up to date styles and custom orders for this season.
Special showing of washable silk waists priced at 3.50 with a black and white tucked front design, full sleeves, and tucked collar.
Black and white silk item described as full front with hemstitched tucks valued at five dollars.
Catalog note describes white silk fabric priced at 5.48 dollars with fine tucks and French Val insertion throughout. labeled as a regular 7 dollar waist.
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