19 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
1
A poem reflects on autumn’s fading light and memory of past joys. The speaker, Virginia Bioren Harrison, contemplates how fallen leaves signal winter and stir recollections of happier summers. The mood blends melancholic imagery with hopeful tones.
Warren and surrounding areas report new fire department duties for Ira Barber Jr. and cement header work on Conneango roads. An accidental gun discharge killed Milton D. Stone near Westfield. Public notices include Emma Parker selling farm stock next Oct 24. Local football, burglaries, and church conventions also feature.
Detective Dempsey of Franklin arrested a former Titusville businessman living in Rouseville on charges of the Taylor robbery at Alum Rock, Clarion county on the night of August 31. The suspect surrendered at Warren police station after learning Franklin had a warrant. The robbers took $75 cash and jewelry. three men believed involved, with the Taylors overheard in connection.
Arthur Preston of Kinzua was instantly killed at 6 30 o clock Friday night when a speeder he rode with a friend was struck by Pennsylvania passenger train No 272 on the Kinzua branch near Whitmore Station. Preston lived in Kinzua and used the speeder to commute to work. He was returning home when the crash occurred. he was thrown under the engine and beheaded. His companion was hurled clear and uninjured.
Mrs. S. E. King of North Warren adds a story to her house and improves it. O. P. Dunn of North Warren adds porches and general improvements. On Peach street East Side between Oak and Elm, four houses built this year by Rogers Lumber Co. and Carl Anderson, all complete.
The widow of A M Nelson offers about 40 acres of farm land two miles west of Chandlers Valley on the Y and 8G Ry. It includes 30 acres cleared 10 acres timber with a good water stream and easy street railway access. Property must be sold. For details contact C O Nelson R F D 1 Youngsville Pa.
The J. B. White Memorial School cornerstone was laid in Youngsville on October 10 1905 in memory of Dr. Fred White. The ceremony featured McKinney corner band and a children’s chorus with remarks by Dr C H Jacobs and Rev Burns. Donor J B White traveled from Kansas City and read letters of support while the brick and stone building estimated at 18000 dollars will become a town ornament. WANTED Second growth white pine lumber lath and all kinds of hardwoods. Advise what you have to offer with price. Furnace Raw Saw Mill & Lumber Company Pittsburg Pa 10-19-2¢.
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