15 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
1
Warren community pages recount a rough football script, local society events, school changes, and council actions. Updates include a high school victory, theater plans, marriage notices, appointments for rural delivery routes, gas company business, and a coming teachers institute with detailed daily sessions.
Superintendent Gunning advises teachers headed to Warren next week to purchase tickets in clubs for reduced rates. Tickets he issued do not apply to the D A W R but are valid on the P E and W N Y P roads. Frank J Hassett, Temple Theatre Orchestra pianist, returned to Warren after performing at the Optimus Club ball.
Notices of multiple weddings including Edwin Snow La Fetra and Lucia Morse Noyes at the First M E Church in Warren with details on attendants and reception, plus weddings of Eddie W Campbell Anna M Sheely, August Scheeller Mary Anderson, and EK A Beardsley Anna Jones with locations Warren Jamestown and Garland.
Warren widow Johanna Ryan dies of stomach cancer at 64 on Oct 9 1903. Babcock Ward son dies age 11 after appendicitis operation at Emergency Hospital Oct 8 1903. Burial in Union City Pa last Saturday. Freehold Township Warren Chipman dies at home aged nearly 78 Oct 6 1908. Batson Kate Batson 21 dies of consumption in Sugar Grove Pa Oct 5 1903.
The couple Mr and Mrs Peter Masterson celebrate the birth of a daughter on Tuesday October 13 1903. The announcement highlights the new arrival in the family and adds well wishes for health and happiness.
Letter from Miss Katharine M. Young in the Iowan Malvern Iowa dated Aug 4 1903 recounts the Manila Philippines episode. It details insurgent actions leading to Clark’s death, trials of seventy prisoners, four bound over, five sentenced to death, life and long sentences for others, and the transport of prisoners to Bilibid. It notes the band’s formation, the jail break at Mainit, a planned attack timed with church bells, and the 66 prisoners tied to a rope to the boat at the wharf awaiting transfer. The execution of the five was expected in November after Supreme Court review.
Titus Supply Co. in Warren, Pennsylvania seeks a trustworthy, industrious young man to learn store duties at once.
An advertisement announces yearly rates for several newspapers including The Marx and the New York Tribune Farmer at $1.50, The Tri Weekly Tribune and the Mail at $2, and urges readers to subscribe as a safe investment in education and health.
Broadcloths in 54 and 56 inch widths offered in varied shades at bargain prices. Zebilines with textured surfaces, wool and tweed fabrics also featured with strong savings. Novelty fabrics and shirtwaist suited materials marketed for fall fashion needs.
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