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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows Warren County official vote data from November 6, 1906 with numerous numbers and codes. The readable elements include county name, date, and scattered ballot figures, yet no clear candidate names or outcomes are discernible.
The fragment presents a Thomas Hood meditation on true Silence as a self conscious, solitary force. It contrasts silent voids with roaming clouds and shadows and imagines ruins where life once dwelled while animals and winds howl.
Local residents travel and visits include Percy W. Wilkins in town and Miss Owena Gammon staying with W. D. Todd. Dividends declared by Pure Oil Co. are due December 1. Investments rise as Norfolk timber buys attract Warren capitalists, and mintzer cable merge forms Mintzer Cable & Co. with Warren Trust offices.
Ernest Krantz was accidentally shot in the right eye by his hunting partner Thomas Hitchcock in a woods near Pittsfield. Krantz was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie for treatment. both men reside in Pittsfield.
At Warren, Mr. and Mrs. John Berdine welcomed a son.
The Referendum lets voters veto laws by direct vote when a petition reaches a required percentage. The Initiative allows direct majority passage of laws the Legislature fails to enact. Known as direct legislation, it bypasses representatives. The Swiss Republic adopted it in 1874, South Dakota in 1901, Oregon in 1903, Idaho recently, with several states considering.
The notice identifies BEN J. A. BALL a Clothier in Warren Pennsylvania as the crowd leader at a large auction sale.
Classified notice seeking a reliable correspondent for the paper at this location. Also offers sale of old newspapers suitable for packing, covering shelves, or carpet underlayment. Inquiries directed to the mail office.
Public notice invites customers to leave orders for first class job work at the MAIL Office. It emphasizes prompt submission and service reliability for printing and related tasks.
Notices record four marriages with names and locations. Bert McGlaughlin and Lulu May Blanding wed in Warren on November 7. they plan to live at 25 Washington Street after November 21. John F. Reinhardt and Katie Bailey wed in North Clarendon both deaf mutes with a sign language ceremony. they will reside in Springfield, Ohio. Thomas Harrington and Anna Munson wed in Warren on October 30 and will reside in Sugar Grove, Pa. Gerald Mix and Neva Stephens wed in Washington, D C on October 30 and will live in Youngsville, Pa.
Obituaries list multiple deaths with details from Oil City and Warren Pennsylvania. Rebecca King Kelley aged around 60s died Oct 9 1906. survivors include husband William F. Kelley and children in Pittsburg Lima Toronto and Picton. Also Herbert Phillips 43, Christine Morgan 56, Norman Gander six and a half, Glenn Nile twelve, with burial and residence places noted.
An itemized ad notes a mid winter sale featuring flannelettes in 10 and 20 yard lengths at a price of toc and 18c per yard. Heavy melton yellon flannelette offered at 12 1 2c. Shades 4 inch width priced at gc with value 25c.
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