Neighborhood Notes Show Growth and Incidents Across Towns
Free mail delivery starts at Salamanca and trolley work rushes toward East Salamanca. Edinboro to get a grand hotel. Grand Valley now gas supplied from Mount Hope field. Jamestown records October deaths 27 and births 38 with 71 marriages. Oil City endures a major fire destroying Smart & Silberberg store and more, losses over 250000. Jamestown plagued by two mean men, one tires cars and another robs a blind man. Acacia Lodge No 633 formed at Marienville with 15 charter members. Franklin Church to hire a professional nurse for families. Florence Edna Wiley marries Dr B K VanNaten in Franklin. reception at Nursery Club. couple to winter in Palo Alto. Macadamized Titusville Hydetown road opened under Sproul Good Roads Law. 7000 feet, state paid two thirds, county and township share rest. Titusville funds aid. P& E Railroad business booms. motive power shortage causes overtime and exposes prior cuts.
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Salamanca
Edinboro
Rider
Cambridge Springs
Grand Valley
Mount Hope
Franklin News
First Baptist Church
Florence Edna Wiley
B. K. VanNaten
Franklin
Wiley
Elk Street
Nursery Club
Palo Alto California
Titusville
Hydetown
Pennsylvania
Kane Republican
Youngsville notes celebrate sixteenth birthday and local events
Miss Gertrude Negus marks sweet sixteen with games and supper at home. New mill operator W B Gilliland moves to Matthews Run. The Currie fund industrial school decision looms as Youngsville awaits court ruling to proceed. Community updates include weddings, moves, revivals, harvest socials, and town improvements.
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Youngsville
Gertrude Negus
W. B. Gilliland
Matthews’ Run
C. K E. Swanson
Currie Fund
White
Francelia Hazard
Joseph C. Fox
C. A. Hazard
West Main Street
J. P. Burns
Methodist Church
Miss Moore
Pittsfield
C. H. Reno
Armina Russell
Tidioute
Warren
Nina Raymond
Free Methodist Church
W. C. Ray
Springboro
Stella Ross
Corry
S.S. Martin
Percy Mead
Hallowe’en
Youngville
Charles Kay
Thimble Club
Burgess Mead
Methodist Sunday School
Swanson’s
W. H. Shortt
Eugene Morrison
Irvine
Otto Agrelius
Morrison
Thomas Kay
B. B. Siggins
C. L. Wright
Irvin
Eel trap used abroad nets river alligators in Allegheny
An Oil City angler tried a German eel catching device on the Allegheny river. A barrel baited with meat and holes bored in the side captured over thirty alligators, suggesting the trap could clear alligators along other river sections.
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Warren
Allegheny River
Derrick
Laurier Government Likely Increased Majority in Canada
The Canadian elections last week show the Laurier government sustained by a larger majority. Newfoundland voters also back the Standpat policy, and Premier Bond secures victory, delaying Newfoundland joining the Dominion of Canada while strengthening ties with the United States.
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Canada
Laurier
Newfoundland
United States
Bond
Dominion of Canada
England
Royal Templars of Temperance Put Under Receiver
The Royal Templars of Temperance were placed under a receiver after Attorney H. D. Williams asked Judge White in Buffalo’s Supreme Court. George C. Munger of Syracuse named as Receiver. liabilities about 265000, assets around 52000. Munger to take charge and settle claims promptly.
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Royal Templars of Temperance
H. D. Williams
White
Supreme Court At
Buffalo
George C. Munger
Syracuse
Munger
Royal Templars
Order
Fall and Winter Millinery Display at Local Stores
Local shops showcase large fall and winter millinery selections. Kertcher’s presents Gage and Burgesser hats for ladies while Miss Sill’s features a broad fall and winter display, inviting shoppers to browse the trending headwear.
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Kertcher’s
Miss Sill’s
Visiting Minnie Metzger Shares Fair Visit Insights
Nov future visitor Minnie Metzger of Nashville Tennessee spoke of her St Louis Fair impressions at a Mothers Meeting in the M E Church. She was a pleasant talker and later returned to Youngsville with her husband L McDowell after a three week stay at Postmaster Metzger’s home.
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Minnie Metzger
Nashville
Tenn
W. H. Metzger
Our
W. Shear
Arcade Hotel
F. S. Smith
D. A.V
Cassadaga
N. Y
M. E
Amos Beebe
St. Louis
A. EK. Singleton
L. McDowell
Youngsville
Our Village
Metzger
Socials and Visits Highlight Local News
Mr and Mrs A E Rice returned from Pittsburg and St Louis. The night cap social at Eli Lowes netted 23.50. Ralph Mallorys Hallowe en party drew attendees with games and warm sugar. Mrs Hattie Smith returned from the grape country. Benita and Allene Jacquith visit cousin Maude Baker. Ethel Pierce hosted a flinch night. Mrs Johnson Woodin and Mrs Chamberlain called. Schools opened after a week vacation.
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A. E. Rice
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Eli Lowe
Ralph Mallory
Hattie Smith
Aa Bradley
Benita
Allene Jacquith
Maude Baker
Ethel Pierce
Johnson
Woodin
Chamberlain
New Orleans
A. J. Cowles
Halloween Civil, Births, and Local Marriages Across County Clippings
Hallowe en celebrations in Sugar Grove were peaceful with no property damage. Births include a son to Earl T Abbott on October 31. In Sheffield, Harold Mum ford married Jane Taylor on November 2, 1904. C H Riley bought the Sheffield Pharmacy and took possession at month start. YOUNGSVILLE reports births for F H Pierson and Frank Travis, each with a daughter. Pittsfield’s population is rising. A daughter was born to Frank Abbott and wife and a son to Murray and wife last week.
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Sugar Grove
Hallowe’en
Earl T. Abbott
Sheffield
Squire J. Borden
Harold Mumford
Jane Taylor
Barnes
C. H. Riley
Bradford
Youngsville
F. H. Pierson
Frank Travis
Pittsfield
Frank Abbott
Mr. Murray
Recent Real Estate Transfers in Multiple Towns
Recent recorded deeds show Nancy Myers to Mary P Wyman for 300 dollars at Pine Grove. John Hunter and wife to James B Jennings for 1000 at Deerfield. James Mitchell Estate to Wm D Mitchell for 800 at Spring Creek. M Kimball to Fred Bowers for 300 at Brokenstraw. Frank A Wood to Effie Kerr for 200 at Grand Valley. J B Moore to C A Swanson for 1000 at Brokenstraw. Mattie Manning to Sarah Chapman for 750 at Freehold. F W Becker to Banister for 250 at Southwest. John Coleman to Mary Phillips for 1000 at Youngsville. Ernest Smith to Charles Lagerblad for 183 at Warren. A R Thompson to J Hoover for 150 at Southwest. West Warren Real Estate Co to W E Porter for 1800 at Warren. Morgan Mainwaring to John Malone for 5000 at Sheffield.
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Nancy Myers
Mary P. Wyman
Pine Grove
John Hunter
James B. Jennings
Deerfield
James Mitchell
Wm. D. Mitchell
Spring Creek
M. Kimball
Fred D. Bowers
Brokenstraw
Frank A. Wood
Effie A. Kerr
Grand Valley
J. B. Moore
C. A. Swanson
Mattie L. Manning
Sarah J. Chapman
Freehold
F. W. Becker
AL Banister
South West
John N.coleman
Mary L. Phillips
Youngsville
Ernest N. Smith
Charles G. Lagerblad
Warren
A. R. Thompson
J. Hoover
Gift of The Youth's Companion Subscriptions
A Christmas present idea offers a one year subscription to The Youth's Companion for 1.75 with a gift note. The parcel sent Christmas morning includes remaining 1904 issues after payment, Double Holiday Numbers, a 1905 Carnations Calendar in color and gold, and a 1905 subscription certificate. Full 1905 volume features announced by mail from The Youth's Companion Boston.
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Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
For sale at the MAIL Office
A legal notice item listing multiple instruments such as leases deeds notices and sales with sale action and official posting details. The text references mortgages farm and oil leases and various court related instruments requiring attention at the mail office.
Elegant Wedding and Ball Invitations at Low Prices
Advertisement notes neat wedding and ball invitations and programs at the mall office. Also advertises a large wardrobe at cheap rates and directs applicants to the mail office for details.
Oklahoma Marksmen in Navy Hit Fast and Far
Three top naval marksmen hail from Oklahoma. C. W. Johnson set a world record with a sixteen inch gun at Fort Wright on Fisher's Island. J. W. Creltz of the Maine fired eight rapid shots, hitting eight at 1600 yards while the ship steamed at twelve knots. Bart Barnes, son of ex Governor Barnes, serves as first lieutenant and has a strong pre promotion record, now at Panama.
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Oklahoma
United States Navy
C. W. Johnson
Fort Wright
Fisher’s Island
Long Island Sound
J. W. Creltz
Maine
Bart Barnes
Barnes
Navy
Panama
Boston Transcript
Tobacco Hearts at Annapolis
The Baltimore Herald notes that about 20 percent of new Naval Academy applicants failed the physical test mainly due to tobacco use. It warns of the tobacco heart and describes how excessive smoking can permanently injure the heart before a physician is needed.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Baltimore Herald
Advert seeks home for seventeen year old girl
The Church Times in London runs an ad from a woman seeking a home or place for a seventeen year old girl described as disobedient and frivolous but honest and strong. The girl would offer services for training and care in the home. The notice reads as a personalplacement appeal from a lady.
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Church Times of London
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Smart & Silberberg
Acacia Lodge No
Marienville
Good Templars Hall
M. E. I. Biddle
Lydia
Washington, D. C
Messrs
Chas. A.swanson
Ellery McKinney
Trvineton
Lottsville
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Warren, PA
Kopf & Henry
Shears.d
Warren Trust
Capital
F. M. Knapp
M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
CoLeber
LES
Minnie Borne
Warren Table Works
Helen Nichols
Jamestown St. Ry. Co
Leona Harley
Union Razor Co
August Peterson
Smith, Horton & Co
Smtd
Madge Maguire
G. T. Pryor
M. D
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C. E. Bordwell
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