Warren Pa Home Matters and Carnival Recap
The Warren Mail reports the first snow of the season and frosts around Warren. City council increased the sinking fund by 6700 dollars and paid over 16 thousand in orders since March 1899. The Oakland Cemetery lot for unclaimed burials was approved. Fourth Street curb lines were fixed. insurance payments to the Warren Firemen's Relief Assoc’n authorized. The Warren Carnival ended with net receipts over 1200 dollars, including 205 in voting contests and 322.10 in admissions. Prize winners spanned many categories from popular persons to teachers and students. a quilt honoring Presbyterian church members was presented to Pastor J. W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro
Oakland Cemetery Association
Fourth Street
Said Street
Warren Firemen’s Relief Assoc’n
Fletcher Parker
Jas. W. Kitchen
Charles Jamieson
Maud Twining
Isabelle Hegerty
Eleanor Walker
H. B. Partridge
H. C. Jacobs
W. V. N. Yates
James Brann
A. B. Vera
J. T. Danforth
N. C. Allen
Helen Yates
Frank Chevalier
Julia Harrison
John Sill
Falconer
Struthers
Louis Geigerich
Berger & Hall
Robert MacKay
Presbyterian Church
Carlyle Rogers
J. W. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Conference Names Many Appointments in Jamestown
At the Jamestown New York conference the church announced numerous appointments across districts including Jamestown First and Second churches, Ashville, Busti, Cattaraugus, Falconer, Frewsburg, and Warren. The report noted a record $51,756 raised for benevolent funds across six districts, with Meadville and Warren as highlighted centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jamestown
N. Y
W. P. Graham
Ashville
H. E. Phipps
Barnes
B.8
Wright
Supply
Busti and Lander
H. EK. Perry
Cattaraugus
G. H. Bates
Cherry Creek
A. B. Wilkinson
Clymer
C. C. Hunt
Columbus
Nor
W. W. Cookman
A. A. Horton
Kane
D. E. S. Perry
Kinzua
J. C. Rhodes
Leon
W. H. Garnett
Little Valley
E. O
Randolph
H. A. Ellis
F. H. Beck
Russell
W. H. Childs
Salamanca
M. Hopkins
Sheffield
H. M. Conway
Sherman
P. J. Slattery
Sinclairville
W. H. Downing
Spring Creek
W. H. Frampton
Sugar Grove
J. F. Perry
Warren
First Church
J. C. McDonald
Grace Church
J. P. Burns
Youngsville
Irvine
T. J. Hamilton
Oil City
Trinity Church
J. B. Neff
T. R. Thoburn
Titusville
S. H. Prather
Franklin
H. G. Hall
Chamberlain Institute
EK. A
E. F. Edmonds
Meadville
State Street
A. J. Merchant
First
A. C. Bowers
H. M. Burns
Edmonds
Punxsutawney
Clarion
Erie
New Castle
Warren Notes A mix of local business, people and events
Warnings on voting tax due dates, new fall cloths from Jacob Keller, and Smith Business College fall outreach frame a Warren page. Versatile items include UIL closure, PaLmer Gilbert’s West trip, school openings, illnesses, church events, lodge installations, and local sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Gilbert
West
Smith Business College
W C Rowland & Sons Wallpaper Stock Prominent in Warren
W C Rowland and Sons advertise the largest and most complete wallpaper stock in Warren. New patterns and colors are continually added, and customers are urged to inspect the selection before buying. Located at Exchange Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C .Rowand & Sons
Exchange
FEHLMAN A NICE GLASS VASE TEN CENTS AT Bros
An odd classified item appears with a sale note for a glass vase priced at ten cents and references to legal blanks at the Mail Office, prompting readers to inspect available goods before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Bros
Fehlman
Legal Blan
Multiple Town Notices Include Moves and Local Changes
Mrs Barnie Davis is seriously ill and Prof Daily is improving. Miss Mary Lalle y resumes teaching at Johnsonburg. Carl Johnson and family move from West Virginia into Day house on West Main. Mrs W J Dunn and Edith plan a Marietta Ohio move for oil field work. Youngsville lumber company organized to erect a factory on High street. W H Davenny family to move to Ritzville Washington. Philip Mean to accompany for lumber work. Mrs C E White returns from California coast. Susie Slater to Cincinnati for school. Capt Cumings family returns from summer camp in Ohio. Limestone fair opens damp season but improves with sun. fire losses on 17th insured for 12800 dollars. salvage from Lincoln stock and sale of Kinnear stock. C L Gray buys Strong building opposite Bucklin hotel for remodel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville Lumber Company
High Street
W.H. Davenny
Ritzville
Washington
Philip Mean
Tipioute
C. E. White
California
Susie Slater
Cincinnati
Capt. Cumings
Ohio
Tipton
Lincoln Household
Siggins
Lincoln
Kinnear
C. L. Gray
Bucklin Hotel
October jurors list with occupations and towns
A long roster enumerates jurors for October, including names such as Anderson Eric machinist Warren Baker Thos justice Freehold Bordwell C T justice Bear Lake Batchelder James driller Warren Clark James lumberman Warren Curtis J B teamster Triumph Crippen W R farmer Brokenstraw Carr Stanley J barber Bear Lake Crocker M farmer Brokenstraw Chapman Alden laborer Warren Dentler John M supt Warren Durant Chas farmer Pine Grove Goodwell Jas L blacksmith South West Gelman W J farmer Elk Hazeltine F C laborer Sugar Grove tp Hyde G W laborer Glade Hodges Frank furniture Tidioute Johnson Irvine laborer Brokenstraw Keller Sextus harnessmaker Warren Link Geo A moulder Warren LaDow Frank laborer Elk Marley John driller Sheffield Masterson Pat clerk Warren Myers Clifford farmer Limestone Mainwaring M machinist Sheffield Muir J E laborer Glade McGrath Frank farmer Elk Morrison A W farmer Deerfield Nichols Perry farmer Pittsfield Peal Marcus butcher Warren Parker J C supt Mead Pierce W D farmer Eldred Russell John farmer Freehold Smith L R blacksmith Kinzua Slaven C P night watch Conewango Shatzle Wm laborer Warren Smith J G farmer Conewango Tome Hiram farmer Corydon Thompson Loomis farmer Freehold Uhl David farmer Conewango Walkerman Eugene engineer Warren Walton Elliott farmer Columbus tp Wood H W laborer Pleasant Watson James farmer Grand Valley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Eric
Warren
Baker
Thos
Justice
Freehold
Bordwell
C. T
Bear Lake
Batchelder
James
Clark
Lumberman
Curtis
J. B
Teamster
Triumph
Crippen
W. R
Farmer
Brokenstraw
Carr
Stanley J
Barber
Crocker
Chapman
Alden
Dentler
John M
Durant
Chas
Pine Grove
Goodwell
Jas L
South West
Gelman
W. J
Elk
Hazeltine
F. C
Sugar Grove
Hyde
G. W
Glade
Hodges
Frank
Furniture
Tidioute
Johnson
Irvine
Keller
Sextus
Link
Geo. A
Moulder
LaDow
Marley
John
Sheffield
Masterson
Pat
Clerk
Myers
Clifford
Limestone
Mainwaring
Muir
J. E
McGrath
Morrison
A. W
Deerfield
Nichols
Perry
Pittsfield
Peal
Marcus
Butcher
Parker
J. C
Mead
Pierce
W. D
Eldred
Russell
Smith
L. R
Kinzua
Slaven
C. P
Conewango
Shatzle
Fighting Tenth Leads Warm welcome in Dewey parade
Second to Dewey, Pennsylvania troops followed New York in the parade with Gov. Stone cheered as he rode hatless. The Tenth Pennsylvania, fresh from Manila and bearing a battered flag, drew the day’s greatest ovation after Dewey. The Fighting Tenth wore worn uniforms yet impressed crowds with grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Pennsylvania
New York
Gov. Stone
Manila
Tenth
N. ¥. Herald
Titusville curfew trial and regional notes spread across state
STATE AND VICINITY reports curfew trial in Titusville and a slate of regional items. McKzan county teachers’ institute set for Oct 16–20 at Port Allegany. Ridgway tannery to be rebuilt. Jamestown and Chautauqua railroad extension rumors to Westfield. Two Grand Valley orphans admitted to Meadville Odd Fellows Home, total 54. Ludlow schools closed for diphtheria outbreak with cases rising. 121st Regiment Penn Vols to reunite in Franklin Oct 11 with a camp fire program. Buffalo and Erie electric railroad incorporated to run 90 miles Buffalo to Erie. Clarion Normal adds strong new faculty. local schools praised for quality. Venango prison labor law success prompts Crawford to employ prisoners on roads. prison board organized with Judge Thomas president. Company C football legacy fades. Bradford High to represent Bradford in football. Noted dinner by six young ladies draws remark from hoboes. Susquehanna and Wayne agents link to mowing machine frauds with judgment notes. Forest County jury awards 32000 to Allegheny Franklin Bridge Co. vs Venango County. new trial sought. September wells higher than Aug 1895 though under 10000 barrel mark. average yield low. vigorous field activity continues amid $1.50 oil market push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Valley
Warren County
Odd Fellows Home
Meadville
Ludlow
Kane Republican
121St Regiment
Penna. Vols
Franklin
Buffalo & Erie Electric Railroad
Buffalo
Erie
Clarion State Normal
Clarion
Venango County
Crawford County
Judge Thomas
Company C
Bradford High School
Bradford
Franklin Spectator
Valley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, taken internally with a 100 dollar offer for any uncured case. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Thompson’s Barasma Cure Claims Lasting Healing
The article touts Thompson's Barasma as a permanent cure for Bright’s disease sciatic rheumatism kidney and liver ailments lumbar and female weakness. It describes the remedy as vegetable and pleasant to take with striking claims of lasting cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Bright
Chicago Excursion Tickets at One Fare Round Trip
The Erie railroad offers excursion tickets to Chicago Illinois and return at one fare for the dedication of the government building. Tickets on sale October 2 to October 10 and valid for return to October 14. Inquire with Erie ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erie Railroad
Ills
Erie
Fire at Endeavor saves mill but devastates lumber yard
Warren's fire department raced to Endeavor near East Hickory to battle a blaze threatening Wheeler & Dusenbury's big saw mill and lumber stock. They saved the mill and part of the 6 million feet of pine and hardwood, but three houses burned, with losses around 80 000 and insurance 25 000. Grand Valley fires damaged A W Luce W Jordan Pearl Winger store Allen Bros hardware and the Odd Fellows building, totaling about 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor
Warren
East Hickory
Wheeler & Dusenbury
Tionesta
Oil City
David Grindley
Grand Valley
A. W. Luce
W. Jordan
Pearl Winger
Allen Bros.’ Hardware
Odd Fellows
Reception Lamps New Exclusive Line Offered at Low Prices
FEHLMAN BROS advertise a stylish gift lamps collection with rich dark colorings and new burning features at lower prices. Also for sale a Backus Water Motor 3 h.p. in good order priced at $50 with lead feed pipe and valve, suitable for a printing office. contact Warren Mai Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Mai
Warren
Can the Blood Be Purified
Scientists state blood cannot be purified while kidneys are weak or diseased. The kidneys filter all blood every three minutes, so healthy kidneys are essential. Thompson's parosma and Barosma claim to reduce inflammation, neutralize acid, dissolve gravel, and carry off poisons affecting blood and organs.
To THE FARMERS Strathers Hotel Barn Adopts Stinger for Horses
The Strathers Hotel barn on John Street now handles horses for farmers and others with special attention from John Stinger. Transients will be accommodated as there is no on-site livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathers Hotel
John Stinger
Masterly South American Nervine Tonic Promises Quick Cure
Advertises a stomach disease cure called Nervine Tonic claimed to permanently cure indigestion with the first dose. Says it relieves all stomach weakness and guarantees results, presenting the remedy as safe and world spanning. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Warren couples wed in early October at Trinity Memorial
In Warren on Oct. 3 1899 Amos L Bush of Salem Ohio married Flora Isabelle Russell eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs chancel. The ceremony at Trinity Memorial drew about 250 relatives and friends with F E Botteford at the organ. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will live at 70 Columbia St Salem Ohio after Nov. 15. Also noted are Pratt Bartholomew and Newell Seaman weddings and Strauss Tipton nuptials with local attendees and post wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russelt
Trinity Memorial Church
Warren
Amos Loughner Bush
Salem
Ohio
Flora Isabelle Russell
Chancel
F. E. Botteford
Anson Henry Russell, Jr
Akron
James Russell Townsend
Cleveland
J. R. Durham
Samuel G. Miller
Helen Russell
la Porte
Ind
Adelina Russell
James Townsend Russell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur R. Taylor
Mrs. Bush
de Kay Townsend
Margaret and
Jeanie McCalmont
Charles E. Russell
W. L. Russell
Chicago
East
Bush
Columbia Street
Helen
Wm. L. Russell
C. W. Lockard
Chloe Bartholomew
John Pratt
Cresson
Minor Crary
Sheffield
John McCabe
Lou Knight
Red House
George
John Campbell
Kane
Edward Campbell
Dew Drop
J. W. Campbell
Corry
Samuel P. Schick
Wallace A. Wilson
Meadville
Marion Stark
Mansfield Ohio
Clara Hinckley
Cambridge Springs
Confer
Missabel
Oil City
A. Anderson
Bradford
John T. Newell
Neva J. Seaman
East Water Street
Strauss—Tipton
Tidioute
S. F. Marks
George Strauss
Mayville
Olive Anice
A. J. Tipton
Death notice for George C. Anderson in Warren
George C. Anderson aged 31 died in Warren from consumption after a ten year residence there. He married Ellen J. Lytle a year ago and was known in clothing sales. Relatives and Warren Elks attended prayers and burial in Titusville with Elks pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
Titusville
Lodge of Elks
The
Elks
Robert Sosrey
Warren Lodge
Messrs
C. B. Sal
Sales terms for fabrics and quilts in assorted prices
Plaids priced at 12c 15c sec 75c 1.50 dollars Novelties at 10c value 12%c Novelties silk mixed at 24c value 30c Venetians Crepons Homespuns Camel's Hair Quilts priced 97c 1.00 1.20 to 2.50 Chalices for Quilts at 4c.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Home Matters
Ladies Cash Eminum
Hickory St
Carver Use
F. Cable
Allen
Liberty Street
UIL
Tiona
Andrew Wickstrom
W. W. Hazzeltine
Scranton
M. E. Church
Mr. Hickman
Jas. P. Rogers
C. F. ScHwine
W. T. Davidson
Augusta
Georgia
Jacob Keller
Senator Allen
Tionesta Republican
Magee & Eichenberg
L. W. Archibald
Union City
Eberhart & Miller
G. H. Miller
Ladies’ Home
Erie Presbytery
Diefenderfer
Warren Lodge I. D
H. L. Satterlee
Noble Grand
Frank M. Knapp
F. V. Conarro
Peter E. Sonne
James P. Johnson
A. J. Davis
Grand Lodge
Jacob A. Samson
E. F. Edmunds
M. B. Dunham
Water St
East Side
Pastor Edmonds
Anna W. Syms
Col
L. F. Watson
Syms
Laura Smith
Philadelphia School of Design
Rose Falconer
Chicago University
Mabel McCalmont
Charles B. Johnson
Fred M. Hartman
D. Hester Swengel
Tribble
Hartman
Homestead
Co. I
Mart
Paswoo
McKzan County Teachers’ Institute
Port Allegany
Ridgway
Jamestown and Chautauqua
Westfield
Ferlman
Morck & Kirberger
Benton Millinery
Liberty St
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Lambertville
Suspension Bridge
Levi Smith
China
Ed. E. Hertzel
E. W. Siegfried & Co
C. R
W. F. Henry
Bank
Savings
Warrberen
E. W. Satz
Turkey
O.h.hunter & Son
Warner
Ferris
Jarvis & Baker's
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G.N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
G. N. Parmlee
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
the Warren Savings Bank
Ad.se Ken
C. W. Beaty
Ensworth
Charles W. Stone
M.B
Dunhase
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!