17 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
1
Local items report oil prices and printing ads, new doctors and street notices. Sports note: Warren football team defeated Titusville 21 to 6 and travels to Erie next Saturday for another game. Supreme Court opinions from Warren County, plus local auctions, business changes, and community notices across Warren and Buffalo area venues.
The third annual Babcock family reunion was held October 12 at J. F. Babcock's Farmington home. Thirty eight attended. Guests enjoyed a dinner and a lawn photo session followed by songs recitations and a short talk by Will Babcock. They closed with a prayer and a hymn and planned to meet again last Saturday in August next year with P. A. Babcock of Ormsby.
A Royal Arcanum Councils of War ren picnic in Warren and Clarendon drew a large turnout at Irvine Park with the War ren Cornet Band providing music. Local notables gave speeches promoting the order. Also noted are trolley service from Gladerun bridge to Clarendon, injuries in a local accident, and Oct. railroad excursion tickets to Buffalo.
Nesmith notes Seattle's rainy winters fuel a winter economy with Alaska gold trade and new arrivals. He details rainfall patterns in Eastern and Western Washington, noting July to January precipitation, Columbia basin grain cycles, and mild year round greenery. He contrasts Cascades heat variation and confirms wet winters, balmy summers, and long nights.
Morck and Kir berger announce a great auction sale with goods at your own prices for ten days. Miss Sill’s millinery work is featured prominently at Water Street offering the latest styles and selections.
Marriages recorded include Swanson and Anderson in Warren Ohio region at First M E Parsonage. Gibson and Siggins wed in Jamestown New York. Tunstall and Shear wed in Pleasant Township. Drake and Bertram married in Jamestown. Fuellhart and Clarke wed in Tidioute Pennsylvania with plans to reside in Endeavor Forest County.
In Warren on Sunday October 13 1901 Nelson P Anderson aged 74 years buried in Youngsville cemetery last Tuesday Michael Fitzgerald aged 80 years longtime prominent Warren citizen leaves wife and seven children Mrs M Silk Mrs Rick Donovan Mrs P J Hare Katherine Margaret Edward and William with many friends’ sympathy.
Fred Clarke's champions receive bonuses after winning the pennant. Regular players reportedly earn not less than 500 dollars each, with additional profits from a field meet and a tour likely pushing total extra earnings to about 1400 dollars per team member beyond regular salaries.
Warren shows three exhibitors receiving medals at the Pan-American. Struthers Iron Works earned a gold for their 300 h.p. gas engine, Jacobson Mfg. Co. received bronze for a clutch pulley, and Bashline Co. won bronze for valves and oil-cups. The event lists 3,193 total awards with 1,384 honorable mentions. The United States leads with 601 gold, 653 silver, 562 bronze, and 470 honorable mentions. Mexico follows with 78 gold, 515 silver, and 129 bronze.
Auction starts Thursday evening October 10 for ten days or until items damaged by store renovation are gone. Clocks silverware cut glass knives and forks offered at no reserve to highest bidder with many items going below cost. Seats for ladies. all goods guaranteed as represented. no old goods on hand.
The store advertises men and boys wear with low prices and overcoats or suits made in Warren by union workmen guaranteed to fit. Also offering an 80 acre farm in Freehold township, Warren county Pa with two barns two orchards and a good frame house for sale or exchange. Box 34 Lottsville Pa. Engraved cards wedding invitations and job printing services available at the Mail office.
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