05 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
1
Warren community items include shop ads, visits, rail project updates, rural delivery routes, school notes, a hospital census, engagement announcements, hunting season weather, and upcoming juror lists. Residents named include MorcK, Miss Sill, Mrs. Copeland, J. R. Radeker, and many local families. The column reports on civic matters, society events, and infrastructure plans in Warren and surrounding townships.
Warren Borough reported a very calm election with Republican nominees leading. W L Mathues for State Treasurer received 278 plurality, W P Snyder 242 for Auditor General, Morrison and Henderson 577 for Judges, R N Brown 233 for Sheriff, H M Putnam 390 for Prothonotary, W S Clark 537 for District Attorney, and Alson Rogers 528 for County Surveyor. Official returns due next week.
Samuel Lewis, advance agent for Miss Mary Emerson, arranges her appearance next Tuesday evening November 10 in His Majesty and the Maid. On Friday evening November 12 Lafayette the great magician will perform with a fifty person dancing chorus and orchestra in this strong attraction.
Mock court night hosted by the Y M C A in Library Hall Friday November 17 features a respected local citizen charged with larceny of a Plymouth Rock rooster. Startling developments and ludicrous situations promise refined fun. Tickets 25 35 50 cents on sale at Scott's November 14. Open 7 30 and court called at 8.
Ralph N. Brown visited Warren yesterday to accept congratulations on his victory. He is praised as a strong running mate to Mr. Putnam, with off year majorities that reflect well on the ticket. The note ends with local advertising phrases about hats and printing services.
In a Harrisburg court before Judge Lindsey and Associates Hackney and Weaver the Higby case ended with a non suit for the railroad and a $2400 verdict against John Gallagher as a company detective who shot Higby on a freight train. A.C. Fellers and daughter won damages for Miss Fellers and his daughter totaling 875. G Hopkins vs Mead was continued at the plaintiff’s request.
New Penn Avenue shop Jacob Keller offers affordable overcoats and Loeb's custom shirts. Customers urged to act before cold weather sets in.
The Warren Mail reports a not guilty plea following a disorderly tale about Yonson and whiskey at Shingle House. Football players endured rough treatment in Erie, with a next game at Titusville looming. Also notes about dry sand, printing services, grape country visitors, and livestock for sale in Irvine and Miss Sill’s shop.
DIED WEAVER Estelle Martha oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Weaver in Warren Monday evening Nov 2 1908 after an operation for bowel trouble Funeral next Saturday 230 pm from the house Rev A R Taylor officiating HIGHHOUSE Lee youngest son of John and Mary Highhouse formerly of Warren Jacksonville Fla aged five years ten months HEDBLOM Astrid Hedblom Warren Tuesday Nov 3 1903 aged 18 Funeral today from Swedish Congregational Church 230 PM DALRYMPLE Noah H Dalrymple in Sugar Grove Pa Oct 28 1903 aged about 71 years.
On October 29 1903 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John G Gage. On October 30 1903 a son was born to Mr and Mrs J McMahon. On November 4 1903 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred A Lesser.
A listing of recently recorded deeds shows Dean Vanguilder and others transferring parcels to Arthur Van Guilder in Eldred for 50 dollars, and many similar transfers totaling amounts from 1 to 6 thousand dollars. notable transfers include Margaret B. Siggins to Clyde B. Smith for 6000 dollars in Warren and Ida B. Lewis to Gerald A. Birt, with numerous other transfers in Sheffield Eldred Mead Pittsfield and surrounding towns.
Miss Hill of Wellesley College urges caution on girls basketball and competitive games for young women. She cites injuries and unrefined behavior, advocating recreation with minimal competition and suggesting social tennis golf or long walks as safer alternatives.
A notice highlights Jacob Keller the Tailor offering a large cloth lot with guaranteed fit from his new store on Penn'sa avenue. Also mentions the German Mission church dedication by visiting clergymen and Bishop Breyogel, with English and German services at 10:15 AM 3 PM and 7:30 PM. Eggs priced at 30 cents a dozen. Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block with 295 B Bell Ave appointments. Canary birds for sale at Flindt's Barber Shop.
Readable text describes new dress goods novelties offered at low prices. Highlights include 38 inch wide fully wool fabrics at 50 cents per yard, 54 inch goods presenting several patterns with prices from 1.25 to 1.75, and Zibelines in black 54 inches wide priced around 1.75 with exclusive shepherd plaid patterns.
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