23 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
1
Local column records Florida visits and sick in Warren, street work and bridge watch. Mentions new dentists, a fire scare, railroad talk, births and marriages, and county clippings from nearby towns in March.
Sale includes 3 houses at Chautauqua 2 houses and 17 lots on South Side Warren 24 oil wells in Tiona field 20 H P boiler in good order 15 H P engine complete Address K N Suir Warren Pa.
Chautauqua Institution New York announces a strong preacher lineup for the 32nd Assembly in 1905 with Lincoln Hulley and Mark Guy Pearse among others. The program features sermons devotional hours lectures by George R. Vincent and literary readings by Leland Powers and Isabel Beecher, plus an enhanced music schedule led by Alfred Hallam and children’s choral service.
Manager Scott of Library Hall announces three first class comic opera companies for tonight Thursday Jewel of Asia next Saturday and The Burgomas ter next Monday with good singing music costumes and stage effects. Also notes taxidermist work at Greenlund jewelry store two wild turkeys praised by Ren N Greenlund. Borg studio Warren Pa offers photos.
In Warren on March 21 1905 Wesley J Porter and Jennie Price wed at Mr Kingsleys home. In Titusville Pa March 20 1905 Walter Bauman and Emily E Thomas married at brides home. John P Sage and Hilma W Levine wed March 14 1905 at First Lutheran Parsonage Jamestown NY. Fred L French of Russell wed Mae Brown of Ackley in Jamestown March 14. couple to reside there.
Obituaries note the deaths Mary Highhouse Owen Ladow and Annagretta Lawson with ages and burial details. A schedule lists teacher and professional certificate examinations across multiple towns from May 8 to July 7, 1905, with rules on eligibility, timing, and reporting to C. J. Gunning, County Superintendent.
Hammond Iron Works receives a repeat order from the New Orleans Railway Co for a giant stack identical to the current South town project. The 15 foot diameter and 278 foot tall stack will require vast iron and roughly three months to complete.
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