Complimentary Concert for Prof Fritz Held in Warren
A benefit concert at Roscoe Hall Thursday evening honors Prof Fritz Held. Assisted by the Warren Musical Association Orchestra Songerbund members and many pupils, the event highlights his teaching and church organist work. Admission is 50 cents. attendees urged to bring family.
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Fritz Held
Roscoe Hall
Warren Musical Association
Songerbund of
Warren and Union
Presbyterian Church
Held
Warren
The
Conarro
Union School Hall
Buffalo and Jamestown Railroad fate debated by papers
Local papers debate whether the Buffalo and Jamestown Railroad has passed to the Allegheny Valley road. The Tidioute Journal urges completion to Titusville and notes oil regions suffer from limited rail service. It urges discussing a branch from the D W and P to connect to Tidioute and improve local trade.
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Buffalo & Jamestown
Allegheny Valley Road
Jamestown Journal
Tidioute Journal
Jamestown & Buffalo
D. W. & Pittsburg
Titusville
Warren
Tidioute
Dunkirk, Warren & Pittsburg
Pleasant Valley
Dry Goods Inducements Offer Great Savings Now
D. M. Gross & Co. announces a complete stock of Dry Goods at sacrifice prices due to recent market disruptions. Customers in Jamestown, Farmington and nearby areas are urged to inspect and compare to save rail fare hotel costs and 10 percent off the amount invested.
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Jamestown
Farmington
R. R
D. M. Gross & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wheelock Takes Office as Sugar Grove County Commissioner
The Sugar Grove newspaper notes the arrival of E R Wheelock as the new County Commissioner, credits Nelson Mead with a three year term, and praises Mead’s active service while explaining non renewal was due to circumstances beyond control. It also mentions local hunts, lectures, and timetable updates, plus community remarks and small town incidents.
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E. R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
Nelson Mead
Bank liquidates in Titusville. Ames named managing director
The Citizens' Bank of Titusville is in liquidation with F. W. Ames appointed managing director. The Herald urges creditors to be patient to recover every dollar. Mrs. Huber collects 2000 from United States Insurance for her late husband. Stahle Weatherby reopen Meat Market near First National Bank. Dr. Fisher, Dentist, travels to Union City to practice. his father maintains the home practice locally.
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Citizens’ Bank of
Titusville
F. W. Ames
The
Herald
Stahle & Weatherby
First National Bank
Mr. Stahle
Dr. Fisher
Union City
Minutes of Brookville Conference Details Growth and Wealth
The Methodist Annual Conference minutes show 273 active ministers and 33,586 members in full connection across parts of Western New York, Northwestern Pennsylvania and Ohio. Akron’s First Church leads in members, property value, and Sabbath School size, with 450 churches valued at over 2 million dollars and 517 Sunday Schools across the Conference.
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Brookville
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Akron
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Tract Society
Bible Society
Sunday School Union
First Church
Early and Later History of Petroleum book reviewed
A Titusville author Col J T Henry has written Early and Later History of Petroleum a 607 page complete history of the oil business from its beginnings to now with biographical sketches and portraits of Drake Funk Rouse Bissell Hyde Abbott Noble, Fertig Hammond Roberts Brown Grandin Neyhart and others.
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Col
J. T. Henry
Titusville
James Rogers & Co
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Col. Henry
Col. Drake
Pioneer
Capt
A. B. Funk
Henry R. Rouse
Geo. H. Bissell
Charles Hyde
Wm. H. Abbott
Orange Noble
Dr. Brewer
John Fertig
John Hammond
Dr. Roberts
8. Q. Brown
J. L. Grandin
Adnah Neyhart
J. B. Grandin
Oil City Times details Daniel Fisher oil burner invention
The Oil City Times notes Daniel Fisher of that place claims an oil burner replaces coal. A Cameron gas pump dome on its side, pipes, and a second steam pipe keep the oil in motion, burning residuum and producing tar for morning fire. The piece also mentions church completion, a new bridge, oil gas lighting plans, and a fire at Webb Allen's Drug Store with $5,000 loss.
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Oil City Times
Daniel Fisher
Cameron
Fisher
Arrest in Oil City murder case shocks Titusville
Foster was arrested Saturday in Titusville on suspicion of killing Williams shot near Oil City last Friday. Detect ive Tom Furlong traced him from Oil City to Petroleum Centre and Titusville, where weapons and items belonging to the murdered man were found. He awaits trial after being sent back to Oil City.
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Foster
Williams
Oil City
Tom Furlong
Petroleum Centre
William
Titusville
Titusville Post Office Handles Money Orders and Foreign Remittance
The Titusville Post Office processed 113 money orders last week totaling 2093.72 dollars and paid out 738.22 dollars for fifty orders drawn on the office. Sixty dollars in currency remitted to England equaled about £11 5s 1d sterling with gold at 1.07. The new Masonic Hall in Oil City, 22 by 65 feet two stories, is completed. Canby Lodge No. 520 is the lodge. Thompson of Tidioute admitted to U S Courts practice.
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Titusville Herald
Titusville
England
Oil City
Harper's Magazine
U.S
Harper’s Magazine
Harper's
Express
Harper & Brothers
Newark
Culverwell
Passenger Trains Schedule Fragment
Partial list shows northbound passenger trains with multiple times labeled Day Ex New York Ex Mixed and various clock readings. Details are garbled but indicate a daytime schedule with morning and afternoon departures and arrivals.
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N. Y
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Home Matters
Prof
Tribune
World
Exchange
James Berket
Tionesta
Sunday Mirror
St. Paul, Minn
Carver House
Calvin Woodward
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Williamsport
Erie
Win
Cummings
Joseph Guignon
Cummings & Co
Guignon & Co
Geo
Victor Drury
Dreary
France
Chance
Ting
Dunkirk
P. & E. Road
Ledger
Philipp Leonhart
John C. Fuelhart
Franklin People
Memphis
John F. Davis
Russel House
Wm. Scranton
Methodism
Petroleum
New Methodist
Webb Allen
Triumph
New Castle & Franklin
Mercer
New Road
Garland
Co. C. Thompson, Esq
Burpert
Henry Ewald
General Ag
Warren Co
Wilcox & Gibbs
E. C. Bailey’s, Watson & Davis’ Block
Storum
Union Block
T. S. Messner
MacDonald & CO
MacDonald ¢& CO
Kissengen
Congress
Vichy
MacDonald & Co.s
Simmons
W. H. MacDonald & Co
Warren, Pa
Aldridge and
van Fleet
Warren Savings Bank
Penn’a
Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
Presiden
A.J. Tazeltine
Cashier
O. H. Hunter P. Falconer
P. J. Trushel
E. G. Wood
W. H Shortt
James Clark, Jr
Albert Kirberger
Allegheny River
Tidioute & Economy Bridge Company
Limestone
Maguire
M. G. Cushing
Tidioute & Economy Bridge
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Russelburg
Fentonville
A & G Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
A&g Cross
Fentonvill
Russelbur
Youngsvil
Cc. A. Clute, A
Attr Dare
Pitts
Erie Railway
Thayer, Gen
CORRY
Hornellsville
Corning
Elmira
Binghamton
Albany
Leave
Corry Meads
Leavittsburg
Mansfield Galion
Urbana
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville St. Louis
AirKansas City
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Milwaukee
Omaha
Rochester
N.Y. Central Road
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Louisville
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Far West
Northwest
W. B. Shattuc
P. D. Cooper
Associated Press, and
All
Logal News
People's Low Price Store
Burt
Viena Exposition
Parmleef & Henry
Keystone Block
Methodist E. Church
Conrad Lesser
F. Hooker
Slae
George Ball
Boston Globe
Times
Brooklin Eagle
Crandall’s
L. D. Crandall
Crandall
George Brann
Best Family Groceries
Water Street
Office Union Bridge Co
Pittsburgh
Union Bridge
Channel
Smoky Island
Channel Pier
Board of Directors
F. W. Smith
Greenland Brothers
Keystone
Carver
Wakefield Harth
Warren County
Argand
NEW American” of
Mrs. Gillmore
Swan Down
Germantown
Russell House
H. A. Jamieson & CC
Parkers
Parker Bros
West Meriden,ct
Butcher
Cyclop
Disston
Eureka
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