Warren Evening Notes Local Music and Politics
In Warren news the Baptist Church hosts a grand concert with twelve artistes and a later Mme. Fry Concert Company visit. The corner stone of the Struthers Library Building was laid with copies and coins inside. Local election results show a Republican majority countywide with detailed village tallies and district shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laban Hazeltine
Jamestown
O. H. Hunters
Baptist Church
Davidge
Davidge & Co
Sheffield
Flanders
Evanston
Kate Hequemburg
Warren
John A. Hall
Jamestown Journal
Folger
John
Utter
Methodist
New England
Presbyterian Church
Little Forest
E. L. Davis
John Sunderland
Bairstow
Warren Borough
Hickory Street
Rowland Hose Co
Mme. Fry
M. E
Struthers Library
Greenback Democrat Martin Stands Firm For Sheriff Bid
In Warren County the Democracy is split with D M Martin and D W Buel opposing each other as factions. Martin, a Greenback Democrat, was nominated by Greenbacks without soliciting. Despite pressure from Ledger allies seeking to crush independents, Buel challenged and Martin received 722 votes, underscoring Martin’s consistency versus the Ledger’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Venango
Noyes
Warren
Stewarts
Wolfe
Pattison
Robert Allen
Allen
Pine Grove
D. M. Martin
Geo. P. Orr
Weible
George
South West
Benedict
Mr. Lee
Cherry Grove
Beaver
Jennings
Buel
Dave Martin
Dr. Sager
Sager
Warren County
D. W. Buel
Ledger
Martin
Greenbacks
Ringsters
Co I NG P marksmen set record at encampment
War ren unit Co I NG P reports eleven members earned the state marksman badge doubling prior years. The company vows to defend top team status at 300 and 500 yards with half the men first class shots and others capable at close range. The list shows members and their 200 yard to 220 yard scores with badge counts.
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Warren
Co. I
Warren and Venango Counties Return Mixed Votes in Races
The Venango tallies show H. B. Plumer ahead of S. M. Brainerd by 400 votes while Warren County leans to Brainerd. The Erie Dispatch lauds Col. Watson for service and a regional build, noting his calm defeat and continued support for Brainerd.
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Warren
Erie
Venango
Col. Watson
Erie Dispatch
Warren County
Eric
Congress
Brainerd
Erie County
Noyes Edges Lee In Venango County Senate Race
Official returns show C. H. Noyes Democrat defeating J. W. Lee Republican with a plurality, while H. M. Butler Greenback trails. Final counts include Noyes, Lee, and Butler tallies across Venango County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County
J. W. Lee
C. H. Noyes
H. M. Butler
Greenback
Tee Over Noyes
Warren County
Republican
Noyes
Lee
Scessseseree
Local Political Results Highlight W W Brown Victory
Hon W W Brown Republican of Bradford wins Congress in the McKean Lycoming district by over 1700 in a tight race. Congressman Miller also returns with a fair majority in Crawford district after a strong first term. Also notices about stationery goods and local property offerings accompany the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brown
Bradford
McKean and Lycoming
Congress
Crawford
Miller
Unclaimed letters at Warren Post Office Pa
A list of names with notice that these letters remain unclaimed at the Warren Post Office in Warren County Pennsylvania and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed within thirty days. Names include August Andersson Ellie Adams C Bates Amanda Bell Jas Bunkett Mrs Benton T H Blair Wells Cashous E Christensson Al Clarington Wm Coal Mary Ellen Davison Mary Deat Alice Dunn W L Erickson Fred Erickson S Fishel J P Gilson David W Gunnausson Joh Gorman Thome Hemsworth Jol Hull Anna W Hubert Urban Holt William Jackson Harry Jones W C Johnson John Jonstone John Johnson Carl Jones Mrs Arc Kidder Clam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Co
Anna W. Hubert
Urban Holt
William Jackson
Harry Jones
W.C. Johnson
John Jonstone
John Johnson
Carl Jones
Mrs. Arc Kidder
Clam
Social Dance at Jacksons Hall in Irvington Friday Evening
County and vicinity notes report a social dance at Jack sons Hall in Irvington on Friday evening, Nov 24. The item also notes Rev T L Flood’s appointment as pastor of the M E Church Titusville succeeding the late Rev W F Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s Hall
Irvington
T. L. Flood
M. E. Church
Titusville
W. F. Day
Corry
Gibbs & Sterrett
Bradford Oil Exchange
Nellie Dart
Jamestown
N. Y
Seth Pond
Dunkirk Rail Traffic and Erie Line Proposal Noted
The Greenville Advance questions the status of a low level line from Sharpsville to Erie on the Ohio River and Lake Erie Railroad. It cites Pennsyl vania Railroad Company capital at 84084550 dollars and states Dunkirk handles forty daily passenger trains across five lines. The piece references Hon. Thomas Struthers of Warren and associates with a charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Dunkirk
Sharpsville
Erie
Ohio River& Lake Erie Railroad
Thomas Struthers
Warren, Pa
Greenville Advance
County Notes Signal Oil Boom and Local Shifts
John King moves stock to a new store and D G Blackman nears completion of a new building with W Wright expected to occupy it. Oil prices spark activity in the Kinzua field. two rigs will be built. Deer hunts draw criticism as animals are harmed by hounds. School board secures a 200 pound bell for the new building. Several residents suffer illnesses and misfortunes as autumn deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Gross & Bro
McNett & Co
Hunter’s
John King
Jeptha Marsh
John Springer
D. G. Blackman
W. Wright
Kinzua
Mead and Eddy Run
Clarence Strong
Aleck Culbertson
Big Bend
Isaac Williams
Warren
Corydon
Charles Leamon
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The
Warren Mail
McGibeny
Arird
Mart
Hunter
Bar & Coo
Our County
L. D. Cornelius
Pry
J. L. Cogswell
Oring English
F. English
O.J. Gunning
A. C. Joy
J. A. James
Rozell Johnston
C. F. Lusk
W. J. Morris
A. M. Newbery
W. D. Rigotaperger
L. R. Ee
EK. E. Springer
Marksman
Bay’s
L. G. Noyes
S. M. Brainerd
H. B. Plumer
Brainerd Over Plumer
Plumer
Senate
A. A. Davis & Co
D.M. Gross & Bro
Laurel Street
G. I
McNurt & Go
Mit
Hetel
O. C. Allen
P. M
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Variety Hall
Railroad Record
Wini
Wrightsville
Q. P. Tuttle
Frank Hagle
Brooks
J. Stuart
E. Griffin
Mr. Hagle
Mr. Smearburg
Dugway
J.R. Goodwin
Joseph Gillett
Frank Jones
Lester Wright
Laura Wright
Pittsfield
Dennison
Sugar Grove
Morck Bros
J. A. Cooper
Edinboro
Dr. Day
Bai & Co
Merck Bro’s
Morcxk Bros
Dade
O. H. Hunter & Son
Arird—Axtell
Youngsville
Bride
A.S. Goodrich
Ridgway
C. D. Arird
Farmington
Common Schools
Emma Axtell
A. C. Axtell
T. McKnight
A. Siegel & Son’s
T. McNigh
Schellhammer & Lesser
Water St
Warren Savings Bank
Aladin
Invincible
Royal Square
Tria Schellhammer & Lesser
Ohio
Spring Creek
Peterson
Miles
Barton
Warren Hotel
Alexander Wallace
Watson & Davis
Second Street
C. P. Northrop, Prop’r
H. R. Bartlett
Burt’s
Burt & Mears
A.C. Nettleton’s
Harron & Sons
W. A. Hall & CO
Third Street
Penn’a
Mrs. Hintz
James
National House
Walter S., Payne
Knupp
Rural Heat and Light Company
Warrenborough
John D. Beers
M. Shear & Brother
Parmlee & Henry
Warren, Pennsylvania
DE Lyon
Gbmarge
Strockkk
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