County Rally to Bring Maccabees Officials to Warren Hall
The Maccabees of Warren county will gather in Warren on April 25. Allegheny Tent No. 3 K Q O T M will invite county members for a public meeting in Library Hall with a musical and literary program. Easter lilies ri s e and spring goods are noted as signs of the season. Tomorrow night the Y M C A hosts Buffalo Central Y M C A in the season finale with tickets at 35 and 25 cents.
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Maccabees
Warren County
Warren
Allegheny
Library Hall
Buffalo Central Y. M. C. A
New York
Co. I
Spring Arrives Despite Winter Lingering
Winter persists in delaying spring in this latitude as fashion notes from Jacob Keller highlight new clothing. The War ren Pa high school hosts April 13 14 exams for Permanent Certificates with specific student requirements and advance notice to submit names and desired examination branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
O. J. Gunning
Keystone Benefit Society expands with new Butler lodges
Deputy Supreme President G. W. Brown of Youngsville spent winter in Butler county organizing four lodges. The latest at Slippery Rock elected Prof. D. C. Murphy as lodge president. The group includes professors, doctors, a preacher’s wife, musicians, and families, showing strong regional interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Benefit Society
G. W. Brown
Youngsville
Butler County
Slippery Rock
D. C. Murphy
State Normal School
Teachers Institute
Wendling
Warren
Guard units report top inspection scores in brigade
Major Penny publishes results from the National Guard of Penna inspection. Co C Bradford leads the Sixteenth regiment and brigade with 98.57, while Co I Warren scores 97.85. Co K Titusville shows the lowest brigade average at 51.42, and Co I earns its highest-ever armory inspection mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
National Guard of
Penna
Co. C
Bradford
Co. I
Warren
Co. 1
Petautolg C.ccs Gasseseteetengasaonete
Ccss
Cvcce
Co. E
Cooperstown
Aoul Aig
Co. A, Corry
Co. F
Franklin Co. K
Titusville
Local notes from Warren area reveal openings and visits
Warren readers see April 3 openings at Kertcher's millinery and spring suitings. Citizens like George Wilkinson, Arnett Thompson, and several families return from Florida and Pratt Institute as local events unfold.
Silk Mills Spread Across Pennsylvania and Beyond
A Philadelphia letter notes sixty two new silk mills in the past year and about 170 in the state, with growth in interior towns. It credits protective policy and local incentives for success, citing employment, wages, and shifting production from Europe to American mills. Other towns such as Reynoldsville, Lock Haven, Charleroi, Butler, and Bradford plan or expand mills, while Charleroi reportedly closed due to labor competition.
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Philadelphia
The
Record
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Europe
Lorin Blodget
Pittsburg Times
Reynoldsville
Jefferson County
Lock Haven
Charleroi
Butler
Bradford
Local notes and incidents from Sugar Grove and vicinity
Sugar Grove sees residents returning, illness recoveries, and a wrist fracture reduced by a doctor. Stilson Hill revival meetings grow in interest. Tidioute reports travelers from Colorado Springs, siblings and a sister's hospital visit in Cincinnati, a pneumonia death of Anna Magison, and a funeral planned in Triumph cemetery. Youngsville gains a new photographer as local households face illness and upcoming church events. Police: none.
Thompson's Baresma Rejuvenates Aging Bodies
A 19th century style health claim describes how liver and kidney health influence aging in men and women and promotes Thompson's Baresma as a remedy to restore vitality and youthful appearance.
Jamestown Excursion to London and Paris on Oceanic
Excursion departs June 13 aboard the Oceanic, largest fastest ship to be used. A 29 day tour priced from 200 to 350 dollars includes all expenses. Write to M Merz for itinerary from Jamestown New York.
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London
Paris
M. Merz
Jamestown
N. Y
Clarion State Normal opens spring term next week
State and vicinity notes announce the start of the spring term at Clarion State Normal School. Edinboro State Normal is highlighted as a teacher training institution with John F. Bigler as principal. Crawford county plans about $3000 for bicycle side paths from Titusville to Meadville. A traveling conductor joins the W N Y & P railway service to oversee fellow conductors. Emporium coal mines to reopen for blast furnace supply. A Pennsylvanian coal-mining fatality history is cited for safety concerns. A proposed Kinzua Bridge and Buffalo line is debated as possibly staying on paper. Three Venango jurors fined $20 for failure to report. A Greenville farmer births a two headed lamb. Pine timber prices and historical shifts in Allegheny county are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sill
Janet McCalmont
Ethel Wood
Harragah
Justice Perry
Wm. Pickering
Martin Malia
John Petterman
Charles Johnson
Kane
Peterman
Edinboro State Normal
John F. Bigler
Crawford County
Side Path Commissioners
Titusville
Meaiville
Cameron County
Emporium
Pennsylvania
James Roderick
Bureau of Mining
Kinzua
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Pennsy
Venango County
Criswell
Greenville
Allegheny County
Hell's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Payouts
Frank J. Cheney swears that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hell's Catarrh Cure. The claim is sworn before Notary A W Gleason on December 6, 1886. The remedy is said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. testimonials offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Vaully
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Seal A. W. Gleason
Hall
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Roberts and McGraw Families Welcome Newborns in Warren
In Warren, on March 28 1900 Mr and Mrs G B Roberts welcomed a daughter and on March 26 1900 Mr and Mrs Dennis McGraw welcomed a son. The notices invite well wishers and indicate the family additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
G. B. Roberts
Warren
McGraw
Dennis McGraw
Poet Hall Restored Voice By Foley's Honey and Tar
Eugene J. Hall, poet and publisher, credits Foley's Honey and Tar with restoring his voice when hoarseness threatened his Cen tral Music Hall Chicago lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J. Hall
Foley
Central Music Hall
Chicago
J.m.siegfried
Price Parks Wedding in Garland Area
Marriage notices list Claud L. Price and Mary M. Parks both of Garland Pa wed at the parsonage in Brokenstraw N Y on March 16 1900 by Rev C D Allen. HuLttT Carlson wed Emil Hult and Augusta Carlson both of Chandlers Valley N Y at Jamestown N Y on March 21 1900 by Rev Julius Lincoln. Clark Anderson Tie in Jamestown N Y Hiram Clark Irvington Pa and Minnie T Anderson Freehold Pa wed March 3 1900.
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Price—Pakkis
Brokenstraw
N. Y
C. D. Allen
Claud L. Price
Mary M. Parks
Garland
Hulttt—Carlson
Jamestown
Julius Lincoln
Emil Hult
Augusta Carlson
Chandlers Valley
Clark—Anderson
Jamestown, N. Y
Hiram Clark
Irvington
Minnie T. Anderson
Freehold
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Relief Ad
Mrs Vacher of Chicago reports severe la grippe left her with a persistent cough. A 50 cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR gave immediate relief and cured the cough. Price 25c and 50c sold by J M Siegfried.
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G. Vacher
Osgood St
Chicago
Foley
J. M. Siegfried
Obituary Notices for Wetmore Burton Allen Lytle White
Obituary notices from Warren Pa recount the return of Rachel Wetmore’s body from Colorado and a March 26 1900 memorial for Rev S S Burton aged about 73. Also listed are brief notices for Barnett W Allen and William D Lytle death details with burial info and family survivors. A final note promotes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR for coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore
Colorado
E. D. Wetmore
Rachel
Judge Wetmore
Burton
Warren
W. L. Cable
S. S. Burton
Allegheny College
Meadville
M. E. Church
M. E
W. P. Graham
J. C. McDonald
J. P. Burns
J. C. Schofield
H. M. Burns
J. W. Wilson
F.S. Neigh
C. W. Miner
T. J. Hamilton
J.C. Conway
C. C. Baumberger
J. W. Campbell
Oakland
Jacob Keller's Tailor Promises Best Fit and Fair Prices
Jacob Keller's tailor shop promotes perfect suit and overcoat fittings with competitive pricing. Call to schedule measurements and explore options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Upper town notes prize winner and local happenings
March 27 correspondence highlights Calvin A. Wright winning a Longfellow poetry prize for a 1 300 word list, Ed Sweetland showing a large Plymouth Rock egg, local shipping to the Philippines, sales of horses by N F Wright, Greeley finishing a portable saw mill move, and several visits, sick lists, and church Bible reading plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin A. Wright
Longfellow
Sweetland
Plymouth Rock
Brooklyn
Philippines
Bob” Bull
N. F. Wright
Stranahan Goodwin
Greeley
Isaacsons
C. W. Wynn
John Nelson
Westren
Clark
Derrick Nelson
McKee
Charles Barlow
Warren
J. E.sliter
Calvin Wright
Baker
J.F. Higgins
Community Notes From Lander Area Parish and Visitors
Local residents visit friends and family across towns including James Town Sugar Grove Warren and Marshtown. A donation event supports Rev H S Semen of Watts Flats N Y and a dance occurred at McKitrick Hall. The funeral of Mrs Nancy White was held at the M E church in Lander with invites for future services by Rev H S Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hinsdale
Jamestown
A. H. Hinsdale
Sugar Grove
Mabel C. Clark
Warren
Lola R. King
Asa Stanton
Marshtown
E. R. Clark
Glade
O. P. Thompson
Scranton Hollow
Jeanette King
Jackson Run
J. G. Fletcher
Ackley Notes Move and Health Updates
Ackley Station March 26. Mrs Blanche Brogan returned home from Hazelhurst after several weeks. Rev H S Thomas finished moving to Sugar Grove to care for his ailing father. Benj Marsh improves though still on crutches. Emmett and Joe Fellows cut wood for W B Hale. Creamery meeting held at Gould town March 23. Joe Cox visited the school Tuesday afternoon. Jim Clendening fractured his leg wrestling in Jamestown. Russell Martin visited his sister C E Marsh Saturday. Mrs Emmett Fellows and Mrs Bertha Hale visited Lulu Swager Thursday. Joshua Thompson increasingly well enough to be out. Wm Mason of Clarendon visited his daughter Saturday. Wm Jones, formerly on the old Fellows farm, taken to county house for illness. Mr and Mrs Oscar Swanson of Russell visited Ackley friends Sunday.
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Ackley
Blanche Brogan
Hazelhurst
H. S. Thomas
Sugar Grove
Benj. Marsh
Emmett
Joe Fellows
W. B. Hale
Creamry
Gouldtown
Joe Cox
West Side
Jim Clendening
Jamestown
Russell Martin
C. E. Marsh
Emmett Fellows
Bertha Hale
Lulu Swager
Joshua Thompson
Wm. Mason
Clarendon
Wm. Jones
Old Fellows
County House
Oscar Swanson
Russell
Ackley Friends
Community Notes and Illness and Fire Incidents
Miss Margaret Hamilton hosted a party for Mr. and Mrs. R S Cuming and Miss Abbott held a tea for the same. Dr E D McKee is sick with La Grippe. Chas Barlow’s residence burned Sunday night. inhabitants escaped. John Younie injured after a chair fall at his market. Mrs F B Jackson hosts vacationing Miss Sadie Cummings and Miss Grace Giles. others travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hamilton
R.S. Cuming
John Younie
Sadie Cummings
Grace Giles
F. B. Jackson
Warren
Miss Owen
Oberlin
Prof. Seneff
Mr. Resler
Buffalo and
the Falls
Albany
Kidney Ailments Linked to Kidney Disorder Claim
Advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as guaranteed relief for serious diseases arising from kidney disorders. Promotes sale by J. M. Siegfreed and urges readers to try it if unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. M. Siegfreed
Proposals for supplies for Warren State Hospital
Proposals for supplies for the State Hospital for the Insane at Warren Pennsylvania will be received by Superintendent John Curwen M D until May 10 1900 for the year starting June 1 1900 Blank proposals with amounts and kinds of supplies will be provided to bidders for the full year For those bidding for quarterly supply periods starting June 1 1900 September 1 1900 December 1 1900 and March 1 1901 blank proposals will be available on May 20 24 1900 August 20 24 1900 November 20 24 1900 and February 20 24 1901 Bidders must furnish security for faithful performance as required.
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State Hospital For
Warren
Penn
John Curwen
Ice prices set for season 1900 by Phillips and Son
Ice rates announced for season 1900 with tiered pricing per 100 pounds and lower rates for wholesale trade in ton lots. Prices apply to drug stores cream parlors restaurants and saloons while wholesale terms vary by tonnage. Effective from April 1, 1900 through April 1, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Phillips & Son
Tailor Jacob Keller Promotes Spring Suits and Overcoats
New spring clothes offered at Jacob Keller’s store with reasonable prices and guaranteed fit. Also for sale a 3 h p Backus water motor in good order for $50, including lead pipe and valve, suitable for a printing office. contact Mall Office Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren
Hunters Cash Store offers silk fabrics and dress goods sale
Fifty Mercerized Petticoats 98c value 1.37. 850 yards 4 inch Silk Ribbons 19c value 25 and 35. Ribbon cartons at 3c and 1c, silk rib bon. Navy Blue Spot Foulard Silks 23 inch 59c. Wash Silks in light shades 47c. Dress Goods in four lots 12%c 25c 27%c 54 inch 72c. White Goods Cords Dimities ends 12c. 2,000 yards brown yard wide Muslin 5c for one week only.
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Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
Mike Schwing
Hickory Street
Third
Mike
Kertcher
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
T. W. McNett
Kertcher's
Kertcher’s
Frehlman Bros
Max
Sez
Allen
Liberty Street
George Wilkinson
Hydetown
G. W. Lott
Senator Cumings
Florida
F. Henry
Arnett Thompson
Pratt Institute
May Stackpole
Ridgway
C. E. Schimelfeng
Second Street
L. C. Brakenridge
Jessie Munroe
Berkley
Cal
N. B. Brakenridge
D. W. Beaty
L. S. Clough
Miss Harrington
Joseph F. Matt
Buffalo, N. Y
Carver House
Uhwdey
A. C. Joy
Kiltyre
Arthur Hartman
Uncle Sam
Rosamond D. Rogers
James Matthews
North Warren
James F. Wood
Anchor Fence Co
Maude McCall
Elmira College
Harragah Hall
W. D. Hinckley
Warren State Hospital
Meals & Allen
Oil City
Farm Colony
G. R. Starr
Scandia
Corydon
Spring Creek
Pittsfield
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Tidioute
Columbus
Lottsville
Chandler’s Valley
Lander
Sheffield
North Clarendon
Board of Trade
Blanche Mix
Corry
S. Bennehoff
John McLean
Mary A. Terry
Stilson Hill
Wm. Helm
Colorado Springs
Helm
Fanny Slater
Cincinnati
Susie
Anna Magison
Sam’ Magison
F. Marks
Triumph
Pittsburg
Emily
Henry Bowman
Perry
James Shaw
Arnold
Clifton
Auer
W. D. Kinnear
Harold
Dunlevy
Byron Jackson
West Main Street
F. E. Bartlett
General Hospital
Darling
Eilington
C. S. Mead
M.E
John Dalrymple
Thompson
Bay Vicks
James Vick
Clarion State Normal School
G. W. Delamater
Ohto
J. W. Lytle
Warren M. E. Church
White
Nancy Robbins White
Tab
the Warren Savings Bank
A.J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M.B Dunham
L. BR. Freeman
A. J. Hazeltine
C. Sigel
Wrightsville
Putnamville
Woodard & CO
Cash Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
Rogers Block
Leia
Oxford
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Wm. L. Maynard
Centreville
West Virgina
Mounted
South Africa
Savings Bank Bidg
W. C. Rowland & Sons
C RowLand & Sons
Exchange
Canckn Bali, Warren, Pa
Pennssylvania
Hunters Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Vantine
Foulard Silks
Indias
Jarvis & Baker's
NEW Variety Store
MAY Bank & CO
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Myron Warrens
EE. T. Hazeltine
Vavio L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
M. A. Myers
D. F. Hoffman
W. Parshall
Jas
Parmlee
D. L. Gerould
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