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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
1
This item presents poetry from Home Matters titled The Man Who Doesn't Worry. It contrasts easy going contentment with worries over wealth and fame, and notes the subject dies indebted to the town as he lingers through the years.
S. J. Crocker of Silver Creek New York visited town on Saturday. Mrs. Ora Burgess milliner from Tidoute spent last Sunday in Warren for business and leisure. The Chautauqua Institution Assembly grounds will be more accessible due to a new electric line linking Chautauqua Mayville and Westfield. This creates a continuous connection from Westfield to Warren Pennsylvania spanning over forty miles intersecting major rail routes. Passengers can now connect more easily to Chautauqua from Erie Take Shore Nickel Plate and Big Four lines without prior delays.
Philip Lauffenberger, 83, was killed when struck by a 1 40 train at a road track near the cemetery and Messerly marble works on the South Side. Deafness and failure to hear the whistle delayed his escape. Survived by a second wife and three sons and two daughters in Warren.
A list of 1906 marriage notices across New York and Pennsylvania. Couples include Carl E. McChesney and Mary C. Johnson in Celeron. M A Olson and Jennie Headstrom in Buffalo. Perry G. Weiler and Susan Cousins in Warren. Hugh Henry Atkins and Fiora Laverna Phillips in Frewsburg. Conrad Axelson and Elvira Anderson in Jamestown. Arthur R. Winger and Alice V. Taylor in Tiona.
A Monday fire at the Pickett home at 400 Fifth street caused about 400 dollars of damage. The attic was the origin, unknown cause, with no one present. Assistant Chief Winger led the fire brigade, mainly using chemicals, though some water was needed. Insurance coverage is expected.
Philadelphia May 8 Justice John Stewart of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court sent a letter to Col. George E. Mapes secretary of the Lincoln party State committee declining to stand as a candidate for the nomination for governor.
Oakland Cemetery lot owners must pay theSecretary now for mowing and care in the coming season. Plots not paid for will not be mowed. By order of the Tendace Ss. J W Wicerns, Secy.
Cumings wins Congress nomination over Allen and Hackney edges Spetz for Associate Judge after close count. Parshall, Brann, Putnam, Clark run unopposed. Stone touted as governor hopeful. Delegates chosen to support Stone. county chairman Parshall elected. Obituaries note multiple Warren residents’ deaths in early May 1906.
The Republican County Committee has opened headquarters in the Citizens National Bank Building second floor in Warren Pennsylvania inviting supporters to visit anytime. Also an advertisement seeks an assistant manager for a Chicago wholesale and mail order house offering salary expenses and advancement with no investment or experience required.
At the Republican Convention on Monday Chairman D F A Wheelock was instructed to appoint a committee to draft rules for the party to comply with the new Primary Election law. The committee includes W E Rice Wilson McGrew John C Goal H M Putnam and E W Parshall. The new rules are needed as current party regulations do not meet the new law.
The notice markets various silk and mercerized petticoats with colors red blue brown and black. Prices range from 9.00 to 1.00 with items featuring pleated hemstiched flounce ruffles taffeta and lightweight finishes. Discounts show values from 5.00 down to 0.50.
At Warren on May 5 1906 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Geo H Jerman. At Cleveland on May 8 1906 a daughter was born to Dr and Mrs Sollman. Mrs Sollman is daughter of C W Sersall of Warren.
The Prize Essay Committee of the Tidioute Chapter DAR will award medals to contest winners at Tidioute High School on Friday May 11 1906 at 3 p m All chapter members requested to attend the presentation A bread and water poultice is prepared by dipping crustless bread into hot water and applying immediately
Travelers can buy tickets at half rates on a D A V P R R excursion to Boston with return validity until July 15. Inquiries should be directed to local agents for details.
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