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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1901

Page

8

New Postmaster Appointed at Matthews Run

The Warren Mail reports C. C. Johnson was appointed postmaster at Matthews Run last Monday. Other notes include criticism of Brad ford’s jail, plans to complete the Westfield extension of the James town and Chautauqua Lake railroad by June 1, and local political nominations in Forest county.

Matthew C. C. Johnson Frank Bradford Westfield Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake Forest County C. M. Arner Tionesta E. L. Sutton Redcliffe Corydon Titusville Hospital Herald Corry York State

County Correspondence May 7 Field Notes

Mrs. James Perks and child arrive in Sabine Louisiana and stay with Charles J. Sampson family. Thomas Lewellyn returns to Oil City. Mrs. Martz visits Ridgway Pennsylvania. A thief jailed in Warren for stealing from M. W. Jackson. Mrs. Horner vacates Allegheny Springs Hotel. Mr. Payne of Brocton to take charge. Luther Snow and wife plan Washington State home. Hiram C. Woods frail with age, aged Odd Fellow in Youngsville lodge. Trout season 1901 slow. few catches. one 13 inch trout noted from a nearby stream.

James Perks and Child Sabine Louisiana Charles J. Sampson Thomas Lewellyn Oil City Martz G. H. Somers Ridgway M. W. Jackson Warren Horner Allegheny Springs Payne Brocton N. Y Luther Snow Washington State Hiram C. Woods Odd Fellows Youngsville Lodge

Warren Borough Ordinance Paves Pennsylvania Avenue 30 Feet Wide

The borough council adopts an ordinance requiring paving and curbing of Pennsylvania avenue from Short street easterly to South street westerly with brick or suitable material. The street will be 30 feet wide, 15 feet on each side of the center line. Adopted May 6, 1901.

Pennsylvania Avenue Borough of Warren Short Street South Street Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Water Company Penalty Clause Noted in 1874 Act

From the Laws of Pennsylvania an 1874 act governing water mains pipes and hydrants imposes a fine between ten and one hundred dollars for unauthorized opening of water mains or hydants and for introducing water without authority. Prosecution to follow violations. Warren Water Co.

Special Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion to Washington

The PRR runs a May 15 excursion from Buffalo Bradford Titusville Falls Creek Kinzua Tidioute and other Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Division points to Washington for visitors to the capital. Round trips $10 from valley division points and Erie area. lower rates from Driftwood Renovo Lock Haven with ten day return window. Tickets valid on regular trains. may stop in Baltimore Philadelphia. Contact Fraser in Buffalo or Harrar in Williamsport for details.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Buffalo Bradford Titusville Falls Creek Kinzua Tidioute Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Erie Lock Haven Washington National Capital St. Mary’s Driftwood Renovo Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore B. B. Fraser Buffalo District Mainstreet Elliott Square N. Y E. S. Harrar Williamsport

Location dispute over next annual encampment for second brigade

The article reports a debate over where to hold the brigade encampment with Buffalo favored by many officers during the exposition but opposed by some leaders. General Wiley supports Buffalo, hoping to secure it, though nothing is definite. Cresson is the alternative. if Buffalo fails, Cresson is likely.

Buffalo Wiley Cresson Derrick

Traverse First and Second Weeks Jury Lists Reach Warren Area

A long roster lists jurors and occupations across Sugar Grove, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Warren and surrounding towns for Traverse First Week and Traverse Second Week panels. Names include Abbott, Beebe, Hodges, Knapp, York, Allen, Brown, Chapman, Edwards, Hale, Hoag, Huey, Johnson, King, Kirkham, McKinney, Miles, Swanson, Trushel, Turner, Wentzel and many more as clerks, laborers, merchants, carpenters, farmers, and other trades. The lengthy, multi-paper roll reflects local civic duties assigned to residents in the Sugar Grove and Warren region.

Abbott Christ Sugar Grove Ayers Geo. S Pittsfield Beebe Philetus Freehold Barrett Walter Baldensperger Mead Craft J. N Warren Chapel H. K Youngsville Donaldson F. R Spring Creek Elderkin Jas Pine Grove Harry W. M Blakesley W. A Teamster South West Brown Will E Carpenter Bell Plumber Pleasant Baker Merchant Alex Farmer Brokenstraw Cameron Conewango Chapman C. L Clark E. A Pumper Glade Cornelius Geo. C Dugan Lawrence Davis W. J Daniels C. E Corydon Dunham Myron Dixon F. H Edwards Chas Firth B. E Farmington Hoag Sam’s Hale W. B Hartley R. S Holmes Peter Huey W. C Hill D. A Jones Johnson A. L King Geo Eldred Kertcher Jno Kirkham Larson Alfred Elk Miller Silas McKinney W. S Morrison Frank Herbert Columbus E. C Miles A. H Pinkerton S. G Reeves Jos Schindler H. J Bookbinder Samuelson S. T Sharp M. P Sechrist Fred Siggins R. W South Arters G. W Albright Akam Anderson C. G Armitage W. R Amann Lewis Bauer E. J Baldwin Bloss Richard Sheffield Barch Conarro Jacob Watson F. W Dunn O. P Deemer F. S Deerfield Frisbee Orville Gallagher Hamilton J. C Notary Pub Hall Chaion Hassinger M. L Harrington J. M Hinsdale Lavern J. P Marsh Benj Markley A. D J. R Northrop Putnam H. E Patterson T. L Justice Smith Sill Albert Stuart Earnest

New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Instant Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a alleged cure. It claims prompt relief of bladder and back pain for men and women and immediate relief of water retention. Sold by Hertzel & Saner, druggists, Warren, Kansas.

Hertzel & Saner Warren

Pennsylvania Railroad Announces 1901 Summer Excursions

On April 30 1901 the Pennsylvania Railroad placed on sale summer excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition and to Niagara Falls. May 1 1901 saw tickets to all principal summer resorts east of Pittsburg and Buffalo go on sale at PRR offices with excursion limits to October 31 1901 and Niagara Falls returns extended to November 30 1901. The Summer Excursion Route Book for 1901 will be issued June 1.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Buffalo Niagara Falls Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad

New Cloths and Styles at Jacob Keller Tailor

Jacob Keller the tailor announces a fresh lot of cloths with new styles and prices. Offers a fine range of ladies skirts at low prices and invites ladies to examine. Showcases Spring and Summer suitings and emphasizes home union tailors avoids sweat-shop work. Call and see.

Jacob Keller

Pan American Rates To Buffalo by D A V P R

Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg outline Pan American rates from Warren effective May 1. 30 day tickets priced 4.70 while 15 day tickets cost 3.55 and 10 day tickets 3.00. 2 day tickets are 2.00 with sale on Mondays and Fridays and return allowed the following Monday. Contact D A V P R ticket agents for details.

Pan-American Buffalo Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg Warren

Old hardware and rubber item buyer seeks items on Watson Ave

Robert Johnson advertises he will buy old boots, wringer rollers, hoses, bicycle tires, red rubber, brass, lead, zinc, and copper bottoms free of iron or dirt. Items must be free of cloth and dirt, and can be dropped at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop or Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street. Contacts during evenings.

Watson Avenue Second Seeley’s Poplar Street

Elegant millinery ad at Miss Sills offers stylish hats

Neat and elegant millinery advertised at Miss Sill's promises pleasing selections at reasonable prices. The mall office promotes wedding invitations calling cards and programs with low prices for wedding-related printing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren Mail Neighborhood Notes THE Celeran Hotel Co Jamestown Albany J. H. Prather W. R. Botsford E. D. Johnson J. Delevan Curtiss D. M. Howard Warren Capital William A. Wilson Washington, D. C Celia Sibley Franklin Jos. C. Sibley First Baptist Church Preston Rouse Hospital R. D. Maine Union Telephone Co Maine Tidicute W. G. Sampson Chardon C. Fuellhart, Jr T. Lawrence Murphy Toledo New Wallace Bureau Mr. Dice A. B. Richmond Meadville Chautauqua Lake Richmond Jamestown Journal Youngsville Citizen Flossie Davis Blanche Agrelius Miss Davis Youngsville High School Kathrine Agnew Ray Agrelius Irvington L. T. BorchErs EE. H. Beshlin F. Barnhart Burgess Pennsylvania Allen Liberty Street Warren, PA Timothy Mammoth Alsyke Lawn Seed Kopf & Henry McCall’s MAY Bank & Coo Walter A. Wood Milwaukee Adriance Platt Buckeye Pickett Hardware Co., Limited Second St Short St T. W. McNett Warren Mills CO Cyclone Meberien Graham Ene Ees Robert Johnson New Boston B. G. Gregory N. Greenland & Son Telephone Warren Savings Bank Joun Hepburn, M.D Water Street
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