Warren Meal reports and local notices from Irvington
Irvi ngton notes show C Sturdivant and wife visiting J W Hughes and wife. John F Clark takes a job at Glencoe Md. Babcock family gathering of 38 with a picnic and photos followed by a 1901 reunion plan. Public political talks by Capt C W Mackey and Frank W Jackson discuss Bryan and Sibley outcomes. Mrs Thompson of Dunns Eddy dies, leaving three children. funeral Thursday.
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C. Sturdivant
Erie
J. W. Hughes
John F. Clark
Glencoe
Almon
Mahalie Babcock
G. H. Somers
W. A. Babcock
Warren
C. Davis
Youngsville
Chas. W. Mackey
Capt. Mackey
Bryan
Greeley
Sibley
McKinley
Horner
Gallup
Allegheny Springs
Tionesta
James A. Culbertson
Robert J. Thompson
Dunn’s Eddy
Fall and local notices from Sugar Grove and Youngsville
Fall plowing and harvest progress described in Sugar Grove. In Youngsville Miss Ida Shortt travels to Coraopolis to visit her sister for several weeks. Charles Peters expects a brick residence on West Main. Cobham Post inspection held with Captain Alexander present. L. F. Merritt dies in Minnesota aged sixty five. D. H. McKean and family celebrate golden wedding with relatives and gifts.
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Youngsville
Ida Shortt
Coraopolis
West Main Street
Old American
Tiptoy TE
Cobham
Capt. Alexander
Warren
W.R.C
L. F. Merritt
West Duluth
Minn
Tidioute
Minnesota
D. H. McKean
Emma Cochener
Local Notes and Events Include Barn Fire and Weddings
Barns belonging to Mr. Van Dresser and Mrs. Joanna Hall were destroyed by fire on Oct. 7. Edith Margaret Irvine Beale and George Edward Beale wed Oct. 13 at the Irvine home with Rev. A S M Hopkins officiating. Mrs. Ann Irvine Littlefield of Ohio visits relatives, and Miss Olive Wright attends Corry for a friend's wedding.
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van Dresser
Joanna Hall
C. L. Wright
Chautauqua
Marian
N. F. Wright
Olive Wright
Calvin Wright
John Sanberg
Mickle
Ed. Sweetland
Rough Riders Club
Ann Irvine Littlefield
Ohio
M. E. Sliter
Corry
Doll Allen
Kiozia Indian Medicine Co
Rolling Thunder
Mr. Hopkins
M. V. Irvine
Edith Margaret
George Edward Beale
A. S. M. Hopkins
Salamanca
Obituaries and town notes from Spring Creek
Oct events in Spring Creek report several deaths aged around eighty, Silas Miller passing at his sister’s home, and the foster mother of a local child who died weeks earlier. Rev. M. Lowes led the funeral, and Mrs. Jessie Peterson assisted at the Miller funeral. Mrs. Lula Johnson has returned from grape country and Mrs. Chas Eldred is improving. The Rough Riders await their uniforms.
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Spring Creek
Lula Johnson
George Tucker
Chas. Eldred
Silas Miller
Marshall Packard
Rev. M. Lowes
Great Finance Keeper forms Maccabees in Philadelphia
Minnie E Burgin leads the Ladies of the Maccabees in establishing the order in Philadelphia. The movement is praised as a major business achievement among women, showcasing command of a large fraternal life benefit society for women.
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Minnie E. Burgin
Order of the Ladies of the Maccabees
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as its remedy. It explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured by the product. The notice urges readers to send for circulars and mentions Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
Enduring value of daylight study over night classes
Pittsburg Times argues against night study for schoolchildren. It urges longer daytime hours if needed, warning extended hours harm health and development. Emphasizes physical vigor over purely academic aims and condemns shop work exhausting youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Andrews
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Times
Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Erie dealer
A Erie newsdealer praises Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine as the best in the world. The piece notes political leaders as necessary for guiding parties and highlights Jacob Keller advancing as a leading merchant tailor in northwestern Pennsylvania with fall fashion plates ready for inspection and a strong goods line in Warren County.
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FOLEY
Chas. Bender
Erie, Pa
J. M. Siegfried
Jacob Keller
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Warren County Lumber Industry Backed by Republicans
Supt. H A Drake of Clark's mills employs twenty seven men in Spring Creek and six Democrats join the McKinley Roosevelt campaign club. He says Warren County lumbering boomed after McKinley’s election, suffered under Wilson, and will vote for the Republican ticket.
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Spring Creek
H. A. Drake
Clark’s Mills
McKinley and
Roosevelt Campaign Club
Titusville Herald
Drake
Warren County
Cleveland
McKinley
Examination for Permanent Certificates Announcement
The committee on permanent certificates announces two examination times. The first is Saturday Dec 5 at 104 M in Warren high school. The second is the second Saturday of April 1901 at the same place. December branches include Arithmetic grammar geography reading spelling and theory of teaching.
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Committee On
Warren High School
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Oct 17 1900
Real estate transfers list properties and amounts from October 1900 in Warren, Columbus, Kinzu a, Spring Creek, Freehold, Clarendon, Youngsville, Bear Lake, and other nearby areas. Names include Mary A Nichols F H Pollock Chas T Conarro J L Herring L N Gibson Laura M Scofield and the Warren Young Men’s Christian Association with prices ranging from 100 to 9000 dollars.
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Mary A. Nichols
Delo Nuttall
Freehold
F. H. Pollock
John L. Herring
Clarendon
Chas. T. Conarro
Mary A. Gebhart
Warren
M. Smith
L. N. Gibson
Kinzua
L.N. Gibson
Newmaker & Reed
Anna Woodard
Spring Creek
Laura M. Scofield
Christian Ass
D. Q. More
A. J. Allen
Bear Lake
Banner Salve guaranteed for skin diseases and burns
The manufacturers authorize the undersigned to guarantee Banner Salve for burns cuts sores ulcers tetter eczema and all skin diseases with a money back promise if it fails to perform as claimed. J M Siegfried. New cloths at Jacob Keller the Tailor praised as finest in town. Allen sits feet 221 Liberty Street.
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J. M. Siegfried
Jacob Keller
Allen
Liberty Street
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Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
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