Westfield votes for $35,000 high school building
The Warren Mail notes Westfield approves a $35,000 high school construction. Jamestown policemen with twenty years service to be pensioned. Execution of Frank Wennerholm, Jamestown murderer, planned for week of June 17. Main Street Fredonia to be paved with Jamestown brick costing $12,828.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Jamestown
Frank Wennerholm
Main
Fredonia
Kane
Supreme Circle
Erie
Crawford County
Longstand
Wayland
Frenchtown
Meadville
School Board of
Bradford
Ridgway
Keystone Handle Company Moves to Corydon
Messrs Ensign Burnham and others connected with the Keystone Handle Company relocate to Corydon as the McLane Erie plant is dismantled. Main building ready, machines arriving, no idle workers. logs on hand and production to begin. Prof Culp reports rapid class progress and will host a musical at the M E church next Friday. I C O F to build a hall at about 2500 dollars. Queen Esther will be staged soon. Superintendent Gunning praised for advancing Warren county education. Double district diplomas and rising high school diplomas noted. two strong curricula in the county. Education seen as the foundation of character and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign, Burnham
Keystone Handle Company
Corydon
McLane, Erie Co
McCombs
Culp
Prof. Culp
M. E
Queen Esther
C. J.gunning
Warren County
Village takes stock of changes after fires and aging staff
May 14 visits to Erie and Warren for funerals and family affairs. The text notes a rebuilt stave mill after a fire and a single licensed house remaining. Yard operations face heavy freight and aging staff J W Hughes, Will Case, and J W Hughes again hold long service, with Thomas Green in charge since 1875, highlighting their strong railroad records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hughes
Allie
Erie
James A. Culbertson
Warren
McDermott
Cincinnati
Messrs. H
F. Walters
Charles Haslett
Garland
Will Case
Thomas Green
W. M
Local Visitors and Transfers Round Up Warren Area
May 13 visitors include Mr. and Mrs. A Putnam staying with his brother in North Warren. Mrs. A S Dalrymple of Warren visits the Demings. S L King returns home from Zumbrota Minnesota. The Thompson couple from Russell call on friends here. Will Grouch near Dutch Hill reports a nearly finished creamery. Epworth League hosts at Thompson’s near Russell. Several families travel between Russell Stanton Hill and Marsh Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Putnam
North Warren
A. S. Dalrymple
Warren
L. F. Deming
S. L. King
Zumbrota
Minnesota
A. Thompson
Russell
Frank Lounsbury
Christ
Will Gander
Glade
Will Grouch
Dutch Hill
L. H. Phillips
Marshtown
H. L. Greenland
Peter Peterson
Epworth League of the
M. E. Church
Thompson’s
M. Ruland
E. E. Thompson
Stanton Hill
Local Notes From Jamestown Visit And Tragic Accident
A May 15 item lists residents who attended Southern’s Hamlet in Jamestown including Mr and Mrs A M McDonald Dr and Mrs McClune Mrs and Miss Hamilton Prof Dailey and Miss Mix Langdon Abbott and others Mrs C M Fletcher returned from Jamestown N Y The Free Methodist quarterly meeting was held with Rev Miller presiding A 9 year old son of J McGahn died after slipping from a roller while driving Abbott Bros team Born May 14 to Earl and Mina Abbott a daughter Mrs Homer Dalrymple of North Ward visiting her mother Christy Iller
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Jamestown
Southern
A. M. McDonald
McClune
Hamilton
Prof. Dailey
Mix
Langdon
Abbott
C. M. Fletcher
N. Y
Free Methodist Church
Miller
J. T. Perry
Earl
Mina Abbott
Homer Dalrymple
North Ward
Christyiller
New Cloths and Millinery at Local Shops
Jacob Keller announces new lot of cloths and new prices with ladies skirts at low prices. Latest Spring and Summer suitings offered by home union tailors. Visiting cards printed at the mail office. Miss Sill's in Warren offers millinery and announces card pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Mai
Miss Sill’s
Warren
Pan American Exposition Dedication Day Arrangements
Preparations for the Pan American Exposition Dedication Day on May 20 include parade by U S troops Mexican National Band and foreign contingents under General Welch, a Midway pageant with 50 Indian tribes and exotic displays, a Temple of Music program led by John Milburn, aerial gun salutes, and a mass ascent of gas balloons and pigeons to announce the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
S. M. Welch
City Hall
Franklin Street
Seneca Street
Seneca
Main
Chippewa
Delaware
Chapin
Lincoln
Esquimaux Village
Glass Factory
Aeriocycle
Old Plantation
Beautiful Orient
Cleopatra
Colorado Gold Mine
Living Pictures
Moving Pictures
Alt Nurnburg
Mexico
Darkest Africa
Johnstown
Venice
America
Jerusalem
Indian Congress
Dawson City
Ideal Palace
Temple of Music
John G. Milburn
Seventy-first Regiment
Professor Fanciulli
Co. H. Fowler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conrad Diehl
Robert Cameron Rogers
Sturm
Roosevelt
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Frederic Almy
Timothy Woodruff
the of New York
Orpheus
William D. Walker
New York
E. I. Horsman
State of New York
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
In memory of a faithful wife and loving mother the family expresses heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness during their hour of bereavement. May 10 1901 Dugall Pa. H C Forp H L Forp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Forp
H. L. Forp
Dugall, Pa
Pan-American Rates To Buffalo By D A V P R R
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg routes start May 1 selling Warren tickets with 30 day passes at 4.70, 15 day passes at 3.55, 10 day passes at 3.00, and 3 day passes at 2.00. Sales occur daily for most options. 3 day tickets sold Mondays and Fridays with return Friday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Warren
Old-Stock Buyer Seeks Items at Watson Avenue Route
Robert Johnson announces cash payment for worn or old rubber boots and tires, hoses, packing, brass, lead, zinc, and copper items. Collect at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between second and third streets or at Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street. Open to old friends evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Avenue
Boss
Second
Third
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
Elegant Millinery at Miss Sill's Offers Low Prices
Ladies are invited to Miss Sill's at the Mall office for neat and elegant millinery designs at affordable prices. The shop promises handsome, tasteful hats and reasonable pricing for wedding invitations and ball program items.
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Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Crystal Springs Park
Titusville
Columbus
Warren Hall
G. A. R. Post
Citizens of
Franklin
S. B. M. Young
Young
4Th
Penna. Cavalry
Ministerial Association
New Castle
Tidicute
E. B. Grandin
Pennsylvania
Tur Brooks Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Company
Baldwin Works
Philadelphia
Franklin Public Library
Youngsville
Lucille Blodgett
New York City
Jackson
Millard L. Burns
Richmond Avenue
Spade
Union Telephone and Telegraph Company
Grand Army
St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church
Garrett
Burns
Charles E. Davis
Washington, D.C
Carrie Lawson
Chandler’s Valley
Allen
Liberty Street
Irvington
Putnamville
Sugar Grace
Warren, PA
Timothy
Mammoth
AlsyKe
Millet
Lawn Seed
Kopf & Henry
Second St
Short St
T. W. McNett
Warren Mills CO
Dimity
India
Baker, PA
MAY Bank & CO
Walter A. Wood
Milwaukee
Adriance P Buckeye
Nee
Robert Johnson
THE
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
N. Greenland & Son Telephone
Warren, Fa
Warren Savings Bank
John Hepburn, M.D
Water Street
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