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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1873
Page
3
Wanxrep seeks a good steady industrious boy to learn the printing business. Must be at least 16 years old and have a sound common school education. A good situation and steady employment offered at this office.
No active smallpox cases remain in Warren area. The last illness struck a young man employed by Judge Wetmore and his family, with Amelia Titus praised for nursing, while Dr. Stewart’s care credited for saving others. A tragic death in Maj. Titus’s family is noted, and immunity among the survivors is reported.
Joseph Mead of Warren County Pennsylvania born February 19 1807 near Youngsville died April 11 1878 in Garland Pennsylvania. Garlands Lopner lodge 603 I O of G T mourns him with resolutions praising his temperance work and Christian life. Minutes call for mourning draping charter and publication of the resolutions in county papers.
The assessors are abolished and tax work moves to the Collector. Liquor and tobacco dealers face special taxes with April 30 deadlines and required sworn returns. Corry Furniture Co reports $50,000 capital and stove and barrel manufacture alongside furniture. Union City seeks to become a real city with October votes.
In Pittsfield on April 28, 1873 Mark Dalrymple aged eighty four, a pioneer settler who arrived from Massachusetts in 1811. He served as the first Sheriff of the county and later as county supervisor, noted for integrity and perseverance. A longtime Masonic member, he was honored by distant brethren at his funeral. His death marks the passing of Warren County’s early generation.
A 1875 circular from Meapville Pennsylvania warns that round trip tickets from 8 must be taken off sale and passengers who forced tickets off sale will pay full fare in the future. Since new management, local tariffs fell about twenty percent and with return-ticket reductions average forty five percent less than before, but time limits on returns are enforced to avoid abuses.
The Greenville Argus notes Congress voted a retroactive pay increase, prompting Burgess v. Tyn and Warren council to raise their pay from six to twelve dollars yearly with three years back pay. Locals question fairness while awaiting next meeting. Meanwhile, rail progress grows as Crandall pushes, with grading near Rochester and eventual Warren, Pa., connections widening coal and oil region access and Southwestern traffic links.
The Mercer County Greenville Argus reports the Lake Erie Dental Association will convene Tuesday May 6 at 10 AM at the Baptist Church Greenville for a three day session. Members will discuss topics led by J N Nelson G B McDonnald Gee Elliott E R Allen and others with Dr W E Magill delivering a public address May 7 at 7 PM.
A Warren Pennsylvania group signs a card defending Isaac A. Foreman Esq from rumors about his domestic life and criminal character. They report three years of irreproachable conduct and argue against judging by anonymous gossip. The notice cites Falconer assault claims as circumstantial.
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