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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
8
Local Social Notes From Titusville and Nearby Towns
Oct 25 social round up with Rev and Mrs McClelland visiting Titusville relatives. Maude Wright returned from Westfield where she worked in the grape belt. William Worthrop came from Corry for a weekend visit. Bessie Logan left for Ripley N Y for grape belt work. S M Houghtling visited Corry. Mrs Pratt of Kinzua visits daughter Mrs Dexter. Carpenters on parsonage doing fine work. Austin Northrop and grandson Sperry visited Spartansburg. Edith Hudson visiting at Jas Phillis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClelland
Titusville
Maude Wright
Westfield
William Worthrop
Corry
Bessie Logan
Ripley
N. Y
S. M. Houghtling
Pratt
Kinzua
Dexter
Austin Northrop
Sperry
Spartansburg
Edith Hudson
Jas. Phillis
Warren Area Social Roundup and Visits
Local residents report a busy period with visits among Warren families and nearby towns. Mrs Emil Johnson and Esther visited Hilda in Warren. Ray Fisher visited Portville relatives. Sam Peters called Irvington kin. many neighbors hosted guests on weekends and Mondays including the Schweitzers, Finleys, Ayling, and others.
W C T U Hosts Mother’s Meeting at Dr Lockwood Home
The W C T U held a mother’s meeting at Dr F M Lockwood’s home with Mrs L N Robinson presiding and Mrs J R Stanford leading a Bible reading. Papers on The Ideal Mother were read and committees formed for future temperance efforts and mothers’ work. Local items note votes on highway tax and several residents’ visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lockwood
L. N. Robinson
J. R. Stanford
Carroll
Ralph Rhodes
Falconer
Frewsburg
Gertrude Knapp
Lander
JL. H. Thompson
John Curtis
Jamestown
Walter Marsh
Evelyn Marsh
Pheebe Haskins
Local residents visit Kane and area events noted
Oct 30 reports Mrs Harry Potter and Miss Olson visiting Kane. Mrs Lewis Wallin and Perle visited Kane. Dr Himball of Kane vaccinated school pupils. Keeler and the Jacksons traveled to Kane. Miss Rose Nelson from Ludlow stayed with Miss Anna Lindquist. A birthday party honored Mrs Arnold's husband with guests enjoying a good time. Miss Gertrude Carlson of Warren visited her parents. Chas Carlson family returned home to Olean. Miss Mae Libbey and Miss Mary Osterman visited Smethport for Teachers' Institute. Wm Nicholson of James City visited. Since Jackson of Kane spent Sunday with family. Fred Johnson returned after visiting relatives. We have cleaned house. Why should we move out Senator Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Johnson
Esther
Hilda
Warren
Durward Ayling
Friends
Ray Fisher
Portville
N. Y
Sam Peters
Irvington
Isaac Hare
Roy Magee
C. W. Anderson
Mildred
Quaker Hill
Nellie Shirley
H. L. Schweitzer
Chas. Edgett
Ronald
W. Stanford
Herman Blair
Claude
J. T. Finley
Carl Clark
Frank Richardson
Clare Geer
Sheffield
Stanford
Geo. Shirley
Ruth
H. N. Schweitzer
T. J. Finley
Wm. Sinclair
Finley
Cherry Grove
Sheriff
D. Ayling
H. E. Schweitzer
Merle
Daniel Jennings
North Side Street
John Curtis
Walter Howard
Frew Run Street
Jamestown
Stanley’s Hall
A. A. Bradley
Albert Reynolds
Russell
Alice Austin
Aneas
L. L. Robertson
Alice Baldwin
Julius Caesar
Lydia Myers
Florence Frew
Minnie Foster
W. Pangborn
C. B. Persall and Son
Lakewood
Brownell Hazzard
Kelliotville
Peter Lindholm
Water Street
Bert Curtis
Fentonville
Main Street
Rowley
Charles Carpenter
Legion 190
Marvin Bennett
M. E. Church
M. Grout
Harry Potter
Olson
Kane
Lewis Wallin
Perle
Himball
B. D. Keeler
John
Fred Jackson
Rose Nelson
Ludlow
Anna Lindquist
Abb Arnold
Gertrude Carlson
Chas. Carlson
Olean
Mae Libbey
Mary Osterman
Smethport
Teachers’ Institute
Wm. Nicholson
James City
Since Jackson
Political candidate outlines party principles and reform stance
Wills J. Hulings and James Brann present pledges in 1906 Pennsylvania primary materials. Hulings praises Republican platform of corporate regulation, two cent railroad fare, school and road funding, tax equalization, and labor welfare. Brann affirms support for platform promises and local representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Venango County
Republican Party
United States
Roosevelt
James Brann
James Brann's View on State Regulation and Tax Policy
James Brann addresses Warren County voters outlining support for corporate regulation, prohibition on railroads owning coal lands, state funding of public schools, refunding state taxes to local treasuries, and a two cent fare cap for steam railways. He pledges to investigate Capitol costs and pursue punishment for graft, asserting independence from outside orders and focusing on the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasuries
Cows Taste Test Apple Orchard Mystery in Erie Region
A Corry farmer claimed his cows ate apples and then produced cider at milking time. He kept a jar to test how long the strange fluid would last, a tale echoed by nearby papers. A North East cow reportedly produced two quarts of cocktails after chewing a fighting cock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City Times
North East
Erie Dispatch
Political ad urges straight-ticket vote in 1900s style
A fragmentary political message contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan and urges voters to “vote the ticket straight.” It mocks a political hash and hints at the era’s campaign rhetoric and indecision. The lines reflect party loyalties and the call for unified support.
This Is Not the Time to Quit Says Sena tor Knox
A brief quote from Sena tor Knox urging perseverance. The item notes the speaker and sentiment without additional context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Knox
Peru's Vast Area Compared With Neighbors
Peru without disputed provinces is more than twice as large as its rival. Loreto alone rivals Chile in size and exceeds Austria Hungary by 40000 square miles. Peru equals the combined area of France Germany Austria Hungary and Greece, per Lima Geographical Society data 683143 square miles, amid tropical climates from snow peaks to Amazon jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Loreto
Chile
Austria-Hungary
Coast Department
Texas
New England
Europe
France
Germany
Greece
Lima,Geographical Society
Ecuador
Brazil
Bolivia
Tropics
Amazonian Jungle
Wood Shortage Sparks Railroads to Seek Substitutes
In 1905 steam railroads bought 77 981 227 railroad ties costing 36 585 446 dollars. Electric roads needed about 10 000 000 more ties, with total spending near 40 000 000 dollars for 90 000 000 ties. About half were white oak and 40 percent sourced from the South while one fifth came from states including Pennsylvania. The South is depleting its hard timber resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South
Pennsylvania
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