License renewals approved for all applicants in Kane
The Warren Mail reports all applicants for liquor licenses were renewed at the recent license court in Kane. Corry Telegraph notes Frank Scholton and family welcome an 11 pound boy in Columbus. Pension allocations list recipients including Samuel H. Fisher Goodwill Hill and Harvey H. Olds Corry.
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Kane
Corry Telegraph
Frank Scholton
Columbus
Uncle Sam
Samuel H. Fisher
Goodwill Hill
Harvey H. Olds
Corry
Jewett C. Fairman
Sheffield
County Correspondence May 21 Local notices and updates
The remains of Mrs. H. L. Ford were buried here with funeral services at Dugall. C. L. Wright moved his family to Warren. E. A. Boardman opened a new sign reading Gro ceries and Hardware. Dr. E. A. Bishop lectured at Randolph on The 20th Century. News comes of Mr. White's death at Salamanca after years of wagon deliveries. J. Wright visited Buffalo. P. L. Wright visits Youngsville. Ed Sweetland works for Earle Baker in the sawmill. Rev. Renell returns to preach for Swedish Lutherans after nine years in Kansas. he is with his adopted daughter following Mrs. Renell’s death. Mrs. John Nelson visited town. Uncle Tom's Cabin is billed for Saturday May 25. Traver Fuller injured, with a broken leg.
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H. L. Ford
Dugall
C. L. Wright
Warren
E. A. Boardman
E. A. Bishop
Chamberlain Institute
Randolph
White
Salamanca
J. Wright
Buffalo
P. L. Wright
Youngsville
Ed Sweetland
Earle Baker
Renell
Kansas
John Nelson
Tom
Traver Fuller
Epworth League Officers Elected in Village Church
May 21 reports Epworth League officers elected at M E Church Miss Claremay Somers president Miss Ethel Ault first vice president Miss Mabel Walters second vice president Mrs M B Lemley third vice president Miss Harriett M Cochran fourth vice president Mr P D Belknap secretary Miss Mary Vandyke treasurer A local entertainment celebrated the 12th anniversary and Captain Payne of Brocton plans to open Allegheny Springs for 1901 season with a lease Sixteen hundred tons were hauled westward by locomotive No 1747 under Engineer Mike Gleason across Garland Spring Creek, illustrating the era of steam power.
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Aldriche
Penn’a R’y
Hughes
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Claremay Somers
Ethel Ault
Mabel Walters
M. B. Lemley
Harriett M. Cochran
P. D. Belknap
Mary Vandyke
Epworth
Capt. Payne
Brocton
N. Y
Allegheny Springs
Payne
Warren
Mike Gleason
Garland
Spring Creek
Fire destroys ex county treasurer A W Jones home
May 21 report notes the residence of A W Jones ex county treasurer burned last Friday morning with some contents. Several local residents are mentioned visiting or relocating including Miss Ida Falconer Maud Kelly Agnes McKitrick Carl Samuelson and others with moves to Warren and Sugar Grove.
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Warren
A. W. Jones
Chandler’s Valley
Ida Falconer
Maud Kelly
Mr. Soggs
Lander
Alma Dupree
North Warren
Agnes McKitrick
Coleman
Carl Samuelson
Carl Samuelson Is At Work At Mr. Martin
Sugar Grove
Anna Falconer
W. Jones
L. H. Darling
S. S. Samuelson
Charles Thomas
Elmer Peterson
Freddie Peterson
Bark Woods
Local notes from May farm scene and town events
Farmers plant corn and potatoes as preparations continue for a cheese factory opening. A dime social is planned at Swansea Sandberg’s home next Friday afternoon. Miss Sarah Ekstrom returns to Titusville after visiting her parents. Mrs. August Johnson shows improvement after illness. Locals plan to head to the bark woods. Miss Hannah Monson of Titusville visits. Swedish Lutheran church to host a Confirmation class rehearsal on Sunday June 2. Fred Jones made a quick trip to Warren and back.
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Charles Ingles
Swansea Sandberg
Sarah Ekstrom
Titusville
August Johnson
Ths
Barkwoods
Hannah Monson
Fred Jones
Warren
Local Births and Memorial Day Plans Highlight Friday Notes
May 12 and May 14 births to Elwin Carrier and Frank Scholton mark a week of community life. Memorial day observances are organized by the various order committees. A Cornet band concert at Clymer with Miss Anna Ayer and Miss Maud Blakeslee drew a good crowd and funds. Merle Christie and Carl Way plan a Celoron summer, and Uncle Tom's Cabin is scheduled for Thursday night.
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Elwin Carrier
Frank Scholton
Cornet Band
Clymer
Anna Ayer
Maud Blakeslee
Merle Christie
Carl Way
Celoron
Uncle Tom
New Store Opens for Painters at 217 Liberty St Warren
N K Wendelboff unveils Painters Supplies Interior decorating painting and paper hanging services at 217 Liberty Street Warren Pennsylvania. The new shop announces its arrival and offerings for professional painters and homeowners.
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N. K. Wendelbof
New Store
Liberty St
Warren, Pa
New Cloths and Millinery at Jacob Keller’s Tailor Shop
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises a fresh stock of ladies cloths with new prices and styles for Spring and Summer. Examines invited and promises home union tailors, no sweat shop work, plus Miss Sill's Warren millinery with the latest fashions.
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Jacob Keller
Memorial Day Sermon and Services Urge Universal Tribute
A public memorial note urges universal participation in Memorial Day observances. Posts in the Grand Army of the Republic call for divine services on May 26 in uniform, with churches of all denominations invited to join and honor fallen comrades.
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Fort Sumpter
Charleston Harbor
Union
Susquehanna
South
Gulf of the Atlantic
Mississippi
Gulfs
Maine
Louisiana
Atlantic
America
Grand Army of the Republic
Fire destroys Kinnear & Son building in Youngsville
A fire at 1:30 PM destroyed the Kinnear & Son store and contents while the Fairmont hotel and R. A. Siggins’s hotel were saved by residents. Fire insurance covers the Kinnear building for 10,000 and Fairmont’s damage. Jay Holcomb, 40, hanged himself in a barn on May 16, no motive given.
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Youngsville
Fairmont
Kinnear & Son
R. A. Siggins
Kinnear
Warren
Penn
Jay Holcomb
Sugar Grove
Farmington
McIntyre
Holcomb
Excursion to Buffalo For Pan American Expo
Pennsylvania Railroad announces a special excursion to Buffalo on Wednesday May 29 from Chautauqua division Oil City to Irvington and from Philadelphia and Erie division Ridgway to Waterford. Departure Oil City 7 10 am arrive Buffalo 12 15 pm. Ridgway 6 10 am Waterford 8 18 am. Tickets good to return on regular trains to midnight May 31 from Warren and Irvington, price 2 dollars.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Chautauqua
Oil City
Irvington
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Corry
Warren
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg Ticket Prices
From Warren the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg line begins May 1 selling 30 day tickets for 4.70, 15 day tickets for 3.55, 10 day tickets for 3.00, and 3 day tickets on Mondays and Fridays for 2.00. Friday tickets are valid for return the following Monday. Contact D A V P ticket agents for details.
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Buffalo
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Warren
Masterful cure promise from South American Nervine Tonic
Advert says the tonic permanently cures stomach diseases and indigestion for all. claims relief from the first dose and guarantees a sure cure, no failures or disappointments. Sold by Hertzel & Saner, druggists, Warren, Pa.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
G A R Encampment at Gettysburg
For the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment at Gettysburg June 3 to 8 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all Pennsylvania stations on June 1 2 3 4 and 5 good for return until June 10 at single fare. Local ticket agents provide rates.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
State of
Pennsylvania
Reduced Rates to San Francisco by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers greatly reduced excursion tickets to San Francisco for travel July 4 to July 12 from all stations on its line in honor of the Fifth International Convention of the Epworth League to be held July 18 to 23. For rates routes and ticket conditions contact ticket agents.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Epworth League
Pennsylania Railroad Company
San Fancisco
Railroad Tickets On Sale For Local Points May 29 30
The D A V P R R will sell round trip tickets to local points on this line distant 25 miles or more. Return limit May 31. Fare set at one and one third. Gro H Daniels G P A.
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Gro
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Hopkins
Fannie W. Hopkins
David McKelvey
Mt. Jewett Herald
Elisha K. Kane
Fifth Street
Jamestown Journal
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French Creek
Edward Bunce
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T. W. Irvin
Philadelphia
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Eden Lodge
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Party of Triumph Grange
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Mead
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Doris Bartlett
Charles Kay
West Main Street
Kay
Warren County
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Emporium
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Pittsfield
S. R. Smith
East Branch
the Tailor
Miss Sill’s
Charles Miller
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Dongola Shoe
Allen
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T.w.mcnett
T. W. McNett
Warren Mills CO
Cyclon Graham
Navese Ces
Essesses
Peres Es Tasans Pessesseeverees
Dimity
India
Her Majesty
Berlin
Shah
Pompadour
N. K. Wendelboe
MAY Bank & CO
Walter A. Wood
Milwaukee
Adriance Platt
Buckeye
Pickett Hardware Co., Limited
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Warren Savings Bank
Brae’ Hepburn, M.D
Water Street
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