Struthers Iron Works raises workforce and pay cadence
Ruswin G reports strong business at Struthers Iron Works with daily hiring ramping up. Pay day shifts to every other Tuesday and last week 250 employees were paid, the largest weekly total in years. The Penn a Supreme Court affirms Warren county cases including Hale and Fee. Warren Bar Association elects officers as Centennial plans advance. Inspector Hildenbrand disputes Stowell over bridge repairs and argues for maintaining the existing suspension bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruswin G
Struthers Iron Works
Penn
Supreme Court
Warren County
Susan Hale
The
Mary Fee
Columbus Borough
Trim
Brightman
Smith
Horn
Glade Annexation
Fret Brip Jr
Hildenbrand
Pleasant Bridge Co
Stowell
W C T U Celebrates 21st Anniversary in Warren
The W C T U marked its 21st anniversary in Warren County with a Saturday afternoon service at Warren Baptist Church attended by a large crowd. Hon Vol ney B Cushing spoke Sunday at Library Hall on liquor traffic evils. Churches were closed Sunday evening. After the freeze fruit crops were damaged in county with apples cherries and plums hurt while oats and grass suffered but warmth and rain may help. Lake Erie grape growers expect one third to one half a crop next fall aiding prices. It's an ill wind that blows no good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Warren Baptist Church
Volney B. Cushing
M. E
Lake Erie
Titusville Club Edges Warren In Close Baseball Showdown
The Titusville baseball club defeated Warren 19 to 9 at the fair ground last Wednesday and again 12 to 11 on Thursday. They later beat Titusville 6 to 4 at home, then lost 16 to 6 at Titusville on Saturday. Oil City matches loom as the week progresses with two games cited in Warren. The amended schedule lists contests against Oil City, Titusville, Franklin, New Castle, and Shenango, with key dates in May June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Warren Club
Titusvillians
Oil City
Warren
Franklin
New Castle
Ro Spigem Sharon
Warren area social notes and visits from recent week
Mrs D Grindlay is seriously ill. Mr C Smith visits friends in Ohio. Miss Hattie Delaney from North Warren returns from Toledo. Mr and Mrs J P Jefferson arrive from Virginia. Mortimer Clark of Bradford in town visiting friends. Joseph F Matt piano tuner from Buffalo in town briefly. Dr McNitt sold his Third street house to Supt W L MacGowan who takes possession next fall. Court at Tionesta requires Judge Noyes and Warren lawyers. Mrs S E Walker hosted a tea for Mrs Davis visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs A B Ker returned from Buffalo after his father’s death. Magda Kehr accompanied them. Rev A J Merchant praised in Epworth column. Willard McKinstry of Fredonia Censor turns 80 in good health. Sunday school class of Miss Anna Rockwell visited Clarendon with many attendees and refreshments. Horace Mix of Sugar Grove, 83, completes a six‑day building project with two helpers, showing lasting vigor and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Messrs
Dinsmoor
Ball
McLaren
Richards
Cowan
Baker
Freeman
J. R. King
W. L. MacGowan
Hattie Delaney
North Warren
Toledo
J. P. Jefferson
Virginia
Mortimer Clark
Bradford
Joseph F. Matt
Buffalo
Dr. McNitt
Third Street
Tionesta
Noyes
0. C. Allen
D. I. Ball
S. T. Neill
Warren
S. E. Walker
Davis
D. H. Siggins
A. B. Ker
Magda Kehr
A. J. Merchant
Epworth
Willard McKinstry
Fredonia Censor
Anna Rockwell
Clarendon
Eda Hertzel
Laura
Ethel DeForest
Florence
Mena Schnur
Sue Stranahan
Florence Meacham
Ida Howard
Belle Boyce
Bertha Diehl
Clara Cowan
Horace MIX
Sugar Grove
Destruction of Memorial Day Riots Stir Warren G A R
Eben N. Ford Post 336 of Warren Pennsylvania adopted resolutions condemning the Wild West Show on Memorial Day. They urge the show to be held on another day and call for a boycott if it proceeds on Memorial Day to honor heroic soldiers and uphold the holiday’s sacred character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben N. Ford
Warren
Boys In Blue
Odd Fellows provide grand pageant at Philadelphia temple dedication
Philadelphia hosts the annual sessions of the Grand Lodge Grand Encampment and Daughters of Rebekah. The Patriarchs Militant parade in full uniform marked the key event. The Odd Fellows Temple is celebrated as a major new landmark. Pennsylvania houses 1080 lodges with about 160000 members, including 30000 in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Philadelphia
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Grand Encampment
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows Temple
Pennsylvania
Piano tuner Joseph F Matt of Buffalo to resume father's route
Joseph F. Matt, a renowned piano tuner and repairer from Buffalo with work for Boston and New York manufacturers, announces he will take up his late father's tuning route. He promises the same high grade workmanship and fair treatment and asks patrons to leave orders at C. P. Northrop's shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Mattt
Buffalo
N. Y
Boston
New York
Lorenz Matt
C. P. Northrop
Warren Baseball Club Holds Narrow Position in Standings
The Warren baseball team remains near the bottom of the standings after six games with three wins. The article notes cautious optimism as Warren aims to climb higher in upcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Baseball Club
Kane Republican
Warren
Nickel Plate Excursion Rates to East and Midwest Cities
Nickel Plate Road agents may sell Homeseekers Excursion tickets on May 21 and June 11 for through trains between Chicago and Buffalo or New York and Boston. Unexcelled dining car service and palatial sleepers are featured on these routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Northwest
Southwest
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
New Location For Wickstrom Shoes At Jarvis Storefront
Andrew Wickstrom has moved his shoe shop to the front room above Jarvis dry goods store. He will supply best fitting boots and shoes to order with specialty in repair work. Prices are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wickstrom
Jarvis Dry Goods
Warren
Wendleboe
Wendelboe
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Warren, Pa
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Related Remedies Ad
A newspaper snippet promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to energize the tired and nervous, claims it oils the body and aids work. It lists Hood's Pills for liver issues and digestion, notes colored porters on Nickel Plate trains for clean cars, and mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns and skin problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Nickel Plate Road
Warren Daily Notes Mixed Local Items and Events
Warren Pa items include court notes with Thad songs and winter wear, a Cravit Court next week, Sells Circus May 23, railroad fare and Y M C A meetings, fly time and screen doors, Hazeltine mill move, a drilling well fire, church quarterly meetings, murder indictments, weather summaries, park development, the Sunday Derrick praise, a May 8 marriage, Prohibition delegates chosen, and county party leadership names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
West Point Examining Board
Congressman Stone
Dunkirk
Womens’ Auxiliary
Savings Bank Building
C. E. Hamm
Erie Dispatch
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Keller’s
Harness
MIL
W. W. Winger
Chemical Works
U. B
Dugall
J. Hill
James Ratney
Grand
Chautauqua
Rainey
Fred Mitchell
Fluvanna
Sugar Grove
Recreation Park
Nickel Plate timetable improves through routes May schedule
The Nickel Plate schedule effective May 19 speeds up through trains and adds convenient local stops. Westbound Fast Express No 5 runs from New York and Boston to Buffalo and Chicago with key mid route stops. Western Express No 1 offers through sleeping cars to Chicago. Chicago Mail shifts to tighter timings. Eastbound Nos 6 and 2 outline daily departures from Chicago to Buffalo and New York with revised arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Erie
Cleveland
Bellevue
Ft. Wayne
Western Express
New York
Chicago Mail
Cleveland Mail
Knox
D A V And P Sell One Day Round Trip Tickets
Decoration day May 30 the D A V and P will offer round trip tickets to Cele ron from Warren at 75 cents good for the day only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeron
Warren
Local Dry Cleaning Shop Opens on Second Street
Mrs. Louisa C. Casemere opens a clothes cleaning establishment at 305 Second Street Warren upstairs promising prompt service. A new French dry cleaning process cleans and presses evening suits and garments on short notice with ladies wraps remodeled and plush work a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa C. Casemere
Second Street
Warren
Homeseekers Excursions to West Northwest and South
Promoters offer low rate trips on May 21 and June 11 via Nickel Plate Road. Through sleeping cars connect Chicago Buffalo New York and Boston. Agents urged to arrange travel for homeseekers seeking passenger service details and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Nickel Plate Road
Memorial Day Observance Emphasizes Remembrance and Duty
The 1895 Memorial Day orders urge observance across Warren with sermons, school visits, and cooperation among veterans groups. Post 366 calls members to assemble in uniform May 26 to attend services at Presbyterian and Episcopal churches, with Sons of Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps invited to parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hpgrs
EBENN
Ford Post
G. A. A. Warren
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
Third
Liberty Streets
Memorial Day Observance by Eben N. Ford Post 336
The G A R Post 336 sets Memorial Day events for May 30 including 8 am 21 gun salute and half mast flags. Members assigned to decorate graves at specified cemeteries with flags wreaths and flowers. A 1:30 pm parade from headquarters to City Hall with military band and notable speakers precedes orderly program at the G A R stand followed by prayers oration and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hpgrs. Ebenn. Forp
Dept. of Pa
Warren
United States
Corydon
Lewis D. Flatt
Kinzua
Lyman Palmeter
Cobham’s
Smith’s
Indian Hollow
W. J. Alexander
Irvine and
Glade Run
T. J. Montgomery
Oakland
St. Joseph’s
R. H. Smith
A. Cook
North Warren
Nelson P. Curtis
Russell
Harvey T. Russell
Ackley
Lewis B. Learn
Lander
Paul W. Brown
L. T. Borchers
City Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Third Street
Liberty
T. O. Slater
Co. I
16Th Regiment
F. E. Windsor
Eben N. Ford
James R. Mitchell
L. T. Borders Camp Sons of Veterans
T. V. Leonhart
Burgess
Cemetery Grove
J. A. Kummer
D. D
Frederick H. Collier
C. B. Smith
Corry Couple Wed at Bride’s Parents Home
May 15 in Corry Glen Perkins and Miss Addie Marble married at the bride’s parents residence. They plan to live in Corry with close relatives and friends as guests. Memorial Day services will feature addresses by Albert Morgan and Rev. Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Perkins
Corry
Addie Marble
Ladies Aid Society
Alta Bowers
C. H. Maxson
Grange Hall
Albert Morgan
Rev. Hopkins
D.C. Blair
Pleasantville
Free Methodists
Local visitors and funeral attendance noted in town
May 20 reports show Mrs F F Putnam of Wattsburg visiting relatives for weeks. Miss Ellen Nelson of Warren stayed with her aunt Mrs John Peel earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs E H Knapp and daughter attended the funeral of their niece Miss Brown of Warren on Tuesday. Hiram Carr of Russell visits this week. Melvin Hollenbeck of Jamestown attended the funeral of his cousin Mrs Parker on Tuesday. Rev J C Hankinson of Sinclairville calls on friends Wed and Thu. Harvey Phillips of East Warren visits Mrs Mary J Raynor for a few days. John I Barton of Lander spends weeks at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Putnam
Wattsburg
Ellen Nelson
Warren
John Peel
E.H. Knapp
Neice
Miss Brown
Hiram Carr
Russell
Melvin Hollenbeck
Jamestown
Parker
J. C. Hankinson
Sinclairville
N. Y
Harvey Phillips
East Warren
Mary J. Raynor
John I. Barton
Lander
Chautauqua
Local Life Notes and Moves Across Town
May 20 Roy Palmer moved into the Coleman house and Vern King will occupy Palmer’s vacated home. Miss Lillie Gage spent last week near Russell visiting her uncle R N Marlett. S Brown at his daughter's in Frewsburg. Gus Carlson and Albert Berg returned from Chaffee planning summer work and spent Sunday at home. School closed last week Wednesday. Rev O J Gage attends Y P C N Convention at Degolia and was elected delegate. Bert Wilson in Warren Friday. Harry Wilson returned Sunday from Virginia on business. Edmund Ellis brought his bride from Clarendon Friday and they settled on the farm. Swan Holtquist’s joy a girl. Wm Holcomb lost a watch last week and suspects it vanished from pocket or house entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Palmer
Coleman
Vern King
Mr. Palmer
Lillie Gage
Russell
R. N. Marlett
S. Brown
Frewsburg
Gus Carlson
Albert Berg
Chaffee
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed mucous lining of the eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to request free circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Grange Mourns Sister Olive Parker in Memorial
A Warren Pennsylvania Grange memorial honors Sister Olive Parker noting her patient life, faith, charity, and community service. Sympathy extended to her husband and family. charter draped thirty days and notice to be sent to Warren Mail. Also sale notices for timber and oil rights in nearby fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Parker
Parker
Grange
Warren Mail
Postal Cards and Humorous Sausage of Health Claims
An assortment of humorous and promotional lines for postal cards and remedies. Advertisements reference Hood’s Sarsaparilla DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure and Little Early Risers. Quips about modesty, manners, and health cautionary notes weave through two dozen short lines and jokes.
Local Nuptials Tie Warren Pa and Jamestown Couples
Three marriages reported in Jamestown and Frewsburg New York with clergy officiants Rev C D Swart and Rev C D Hultgren. Couples include Charles P Leonhart and Cora Brandon of Warren Pa, John A Norman of Clarendon Pa and Selma Anderson of Warren Pa, James Johnson of Glen Hazel Pa and Katie Nielson of Warren Pa.
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N. Y
Rev
P. Martinson
James Johnson
Glen Hazel
Katie Nielson
Warren, Pa
Free Marriage and Death Notices Policy Ad
The notice explains that marriage and death notices are printed free of charge while extra matter such as resolutions and obituaries must be paid for based on length. Card of Thanks costs 50 cents and payment must accompany the copy to insure insertion.
Died Hunter Warren May 20 1895 Mrs Hunter found dead at home
Mrs Lacey B. Hunter of Warren aged 59 was found dead on the floor by her husband at noon after he returned from work. She had been in poor health weeks. Dr Reverdy B Stewart attended but she died. She leaves husband, children, a brother in Texas, a daughter Stella, and three stepchildren. Funeral today at 2 PM from Market street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Warren
Lacey B
D. H. Hunter
Episcopal Church
Reverdy B. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Panama
N. Y
Chas. Matthews
Texas
Stella
Laban Hazeltine
Jamestown
H. P. Hunter
Chas. Hunter
Erie
E. Bowie
Corry
Market Street
J Smith
Merrill
Maria E. Merrill
Eppy
Willie
David Eddy
Miller
Youngsville
Jacob Miller
Nelson Greenland Undertaker and Embalmer in Warren
Nelson Greenland is listed as an undertaker and embalmer located at 331 Exchange Block beside the Exchange Hotel in Warren Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren
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Warren Mall
Home Matters
Warren Centennial Association
Waters
Rhoda L. Abernethy
Grace A. Petheram
Macie I
Flower
Harriette Barclay
Anna L. Conrath
Jessie R. Love
Laura K. Snyder
East Street
Edna C. Mead
Elizabeth A. Bright
Ellen T. Glenn
Anne N. Farnsworth
Martha E. Green
Anna L. Trantum
Blanche M. Hawkins
West End
Hattie L. Slayton
Blanche McClintock
Rica M. Burgie
S. Jane Simpson
Jefferson Street
C. C. Eaton
Jennie KE. Morrow
Emily Fleming
Anna Olney
Neva C. Siggins
Ada E. Winton
S. Blanche Siggins
Elizabeth Cleland
Jetta M. Smith
Margaret Cleland
Ella Gerould
Jessie B. Thornton
Allegheny Mills
D. Grindlay
Mr. C. Smith
Ohio
Busy Reader
Sherman K. Fitch
Myrtle Messenger
Henry Dorn
Ashland
Wis
Sugar Grove Cto
Prohibition
Messrs. C. C. Merritt
A. Hertzel
J. W. Miller
H. F. Andrews
J. W. Newmaker
E. B. Lacy
Rev. Hill
P. J. Trushel
Jay White
L. P. Rogers
Jacob Sweeting
J. J. Taylor
A Conarro
W. D. Todd
C. W. Nichols
Spring Creek
Dr. Davies
Chautauqua Lake
de Witt
F.h.xson
Castoria
Grand Army of the Re- Republic
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Appomattox
Logan
H. H. Cumings
Jas. F. Morrison
Oakland Cemetery
Second
Jas
R. Ioan
Adjt
Jas. R. Mitchell
Columbus
Thompson Hill
Chandlers Valley
F. J. Cheney & CO
H. B. Mix
H. M. Preston
Tiona
Menander
DeWitt
F.H. Dixson
Bobby Blinkers
F. H. Dixson
Ethel
Bismarck
David
Cherub
Tooleys
M.C. Tisler
Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen
Erin
Morris & Malen
Cc. E. Hay
Bes Oo
Morningstar
Water St
Jarvis
H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Japan
Rio
Java
California
G. H Strickland
Waters’ Block
Postoffice
Allen & Langley
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
C. W. Beaty
G. Bensworth
H. Jackson
Canton
L. B. Wood
Jamies Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B. Dunham
W. M. Lindsey
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
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