Warren and area notes mix of business calls and deaths
Local items report a new landlord at The Traveller's Home in Glade Run and several moves in Warren including sale of houses and musical study abroad plans. Council grants street work permits while a fatal railroad incident prompts an inquest. Meteor displays disappoint due to clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Son
A. A. Davis & Co
O. W. Beaty
Hunter
Davis & Co
Smith Business College
Warren
Byron J. Jackson
Youngeville
Buffalo General Hospital
Glade Ran
Theodore Dietch
Jack
Eva Smith
Leipsic
Germany
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Local notes on births and a wedding in town
Births include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs E J Barlow of Lottsville on November 2 and a son to Mr and Mrs J N Wentworth the same day. Miss Celia Blanche Agnew and Mr George H Schnell wed at eight in the evening on East Main Street with Rev J Hamilton officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
E. J. Barlow
Lotteville
Daugherof
J. N. Wentworth
Celia Blanche Agnew
George H. Schnell
J. Hamilton
East Main Street
Tidicute
Senator Cumings
Harrisburg
C. A. Cumings
Philippines
H. M. Preston
Clarence D. Olney
Tidioute
Preston
Olney
Triumph
Deerfield
Limestone
Sugar Grove
J. W. McClone
Emlenton
Albert Gourley
Jamestown
Susie
Minnie Young
North Warren
Anna Dennigan
Carr Bros
Lottsville
Notes on Rail Travel and Engineering Wonders
A survey of rail and transport developments mentions yearly carriage upkeep at 175 dollars, 400000 miles built in 70 years, and terms like derailments used by Lehigh Valley staff. It notes Chicago leading in street railway miles, 1000 miles single-track length, Italy issuing travelers passes, and new interurban cars with air brakes. The Kashmir railway and trans Siberian plans are outlined with electric motive power and Lake Baikal crossing by ferried trains. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse’s engines run 28000 horsepower settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Lehigh Valley
Chicago
St. Paul
Stillwater
Kashmir
India
trans-Siberian
Lake Baikal
Learned by Experience.
A Ledger Monthly aphorism collection on thrift virtue health and ambition advising practical effort over complaint. It contrasts prudent sacrifices with grand schemes and notes politics favors and the cost of wealth and power.
Chicago High Schools Face $53.56 Per Pupil Salary Cost
The article states that the average annual expenditure per pupil for salaries in Chicago high schools is $53.56, reflecting district budgeting priorities and staffing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a remedy advertised as New Great South American Kidney Cure. Claims prompt action in kidneys bladder and back with immediate relief from water retention. Sold by Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldy Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Clarion star notes grads pursue further study and local industry
The Clarion State Normal graduates commonly continue education at colleges or universities with some earning first honors. George Belcher Jr., 20, an employee at Campbell's mills in Dew Drop, died after his clothing caught on a main shaft last Thursday. He was a Corydon resident. Meanwhile rafting activity rises on the Allegheny with 25 fleets valued at $100,000 planned from Tionesta to markets, and a similar flow from Clarion river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Star
Clarion State Normal
George Belcher, JR
Campbell’s Mills
Dew Drop
Corydon
Allegheny
Tionesta
Clarion River
Franklin News
J. C. McKinney
Titusville
Rejected Classics Turned Publishing Fortunes Across Nations
The article recalls authors and titles such as David Harum Black Beauty Vanity Fair and Tom Jones facing repeated refusals before triumph. It notes Kipling and others finally finding publishers or self publishing and highlights cashing in on fame and global circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harum
American Humane Education Society
Rider Haggard
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
London
Tom Jones
Dickens
Fielding
Lorna Doone
Barnes
New York
Gunter
Potter
Texas
Rudyard Kipling
Marriage Notices From Warren Area Nov 1899
A column notes multiple marriages: Carl J. Mannings and Pearl Cobb wed in Warren on November 8, Frank B. Gander and Clara B. Olsen wed in Falconer on November 12, John Lawson and Blanche Sager wed in Frewsburg on November 14, Eliab B. Dunbar and Miami Rose wed in Busti on November 8, and Robert Saltsman II and Carrie Stranahan wed in Erie on November 9. The Erie Dispatch details the Saltsmans' elegant church ceremony and reception, with plans to reside at 140 West Eighth Street, Erie.
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Mournines—Coss
Warren
E. Swenger
Carl J. Mannings
Pearl Cobb
Gander—Olsen
Falconer’s
N. Y
Imas
Frank B. Gander
Clara B. Olsen
No. Warren
Lawson—Sager
Frewsburg
N.Y
John Lawson
Blanche Sager
Chester W. Stranahan
West Eighth Street
Thomas Death in Sugar Grove Township
Samuel Thomas dies of heart disease in Sugar Grove Township on Thursday November 9 1899, public obituary notice reports the death and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Sugar Grove Township
Samuel Thomas
Local notes from Spring Creek and East Branch
Frank Wheelock of Sugar Grove shipped three carloads of apples with two more ready. A Lea Wilkinson infant died recently and was buried at East Branch. Stranahan rigs on Eldred Hill to drill water wells. Eldred Hill school closes next Friday after a successful term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Frank Wheelock
Sugar Grove
Lea Wilkinson
East Branch
Stranahan
Eldred Hill
Revival meetings and town life amid a gas boom
Rev. Mr. Gage leads a series of evening meetings as residents report many gas pipe line workers in town. Rev. and Mrs. Gage are out on calls. The text notes prosperity with dinner pail imagery and mentions A. Wright’s trip to the city for stock, plus Thomas Yates caring for Rev. Mr. Cadman.
Local Notes From Sugar Grove Nov 15
Mrs Wade visits sister Mrs Fitts. Sam Thomas dies at home near Sugar Grove on Nov 9 with funeral held Sunday. Mrs Fulkerson visits Blackville and Union City. Mrs Brown and Mrs Jackson of Warren visit friends. Mrs Brown and Miss Wilson of Germany Pa visit C M Abbott. Joie Wright ill with diphtheria. Shubert Ladies Trio performs recital in Seminary chapel. fine but small audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
W. Fitts
Sam’s Thomas
Thos. Fulkerson
Blackville
Union City
Brown
F. B. Jackson
Warren
P. L. Brown
Miss Wilson
Germany
C. M. Abbott
S. Joie Wright
Shubert
Seminary
Local residents noted in Garland and Grand Valley visits
Nov 13 reports show M P Brown and family in Garland while Mrs Eva Parker returns from Farmington. In Corry, Herbert and Albert Robins conducted business. Postmaster Scott and family visited Sugar Grove. E W Thompson, maundering Grand Valley resident, suffered a partial stroke after a buggy ride. James Meadon injured in hunting accident. Grand Valley reels after Titusville burglar capture spurs wide chase for second burglar.
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M. P. Brown
Garland
Eva Parker
Farmington
Herbert
Albert Robins
Corry
Scott
Sugar Grove
E. W. Thompson
Grand Valley
Meadon
James
Titusville
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the Ohio Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Agricultural Press of America
The
Evangelical Church
F. C. Neitz
Japan
Lipraryy HaLit
Broadway Theatre Opera Co
Arthur Deagon
Captain Scarlett
Elsie Bellum
Florence Huntley
Polly Fairburn
G. A. R.— Department
Morrison
Erie
Meadville
Bradford
Franklin
Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors
Warren Co. Pomona Grange
Pleasant Grange
F. Y. Ekey
B. A. West
M. Crocker
N. P. Morrison
Mountain Grange
R. R. Feeny
Elk Grange
Brother Bimber
Limestone Grange
N. Warren Grange
Sister Clara Delamater
Chandlers Valley
A. B. Dakin
Freehold Grange
R. J. Weld
Farmers’ National Congress
Boston
Geo. Tucker
Spring Creek Grange
Mrs. Shutt
W. E. Porter
Clara Olmstead
North Warren Grange
Mary E. Young
Bradley
Ackley Grange
W. A. Olmstead
Ellen Siggins
Asa Morgan
C. H. Whaley
D. A. Dupree
W.A. Olmstead
Paseo Bridge
C.H. Marker
Laurel Street
L. L. Covell
Sec’y
Columbus Grange
Columbus
W. B. Packard
Miss Sill’s
Allen
Liberty Street
Kerteher
Pemmee
Pittsburg
C. F. Schwing
James C. Parmlee
Europe
Struthers
Armory
G. W. Sill
Carlsbad
Sill
EisHa Thomas
Jacob Keller
L. F. Watson
Josephine Smith
Syms
Nurse
California
Philadelphia
Jerome B. Fisher, JR
Fisher, Wade and Stevenson
Jamestown Journal
Jerry Crary
Sheffield
Goodrich
Merck
Market Street
Attorney Rice
Justice Perry
Jas. Blake
No. Clarendon
Magee & Eichenberg
Y.M.C. A
E. W. Siegfried & Co
Underwood Brothers
Coudersport
Potter Co
Siegfried
Wsr- Ten
J. L. Acomb
Occidental
Jerusalem
W. J. Grandin, Jr
J. R. Tallman
Recreation Park
John Newell
George Campbell
Newell
Campbell
Robertson, Brown
Baker
A. R. Taylor
H. A. Nock
Adella Johnson
Edward Happ
Thompson
Dorsets
Ledger Monthly
School and College
Westminster College
Cambridge University
Zoological Gardens
Tufts College
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Clee
McGrath
Sheehy
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mexico
Jacksonville
EK. Watt
B. Courtheney, Jr
Agen More Dist
Mart
Comte
T. W. McNett
OrFick
Kertcher’s
A. A. Davis& Co
Wrightsville
Sanford
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Port Markeet
Aenaen
KE. W. Sealy
W. C. Rowland & Sons
W.C Rowland & 80
Lucas Banks
Glove Department
Iids
Nottingham
Heep Ng
Childrens’ School Umbrellas
Selanne
Mens
O. H. Hunter & Son
For Children
Jarvis & Baker's
the Warren Savings Bank
J. Haseltine
Vieo
L. B. Wood
James Saree
Paty
Haedens Steel Chatty
Mishawaka
Lambertville
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
NEW Variety Store
Iou
Carver House
Wareen
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