Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

Page

5

Warren Police Launch War on Cigarettes

Warren police pledge a campaign against cigarette law violators. Byron Stewart, a boy, was arrested for selling cigarettes to a minor. Anna Condon, aged, died at Emergency Hospital last Thursday morning from age infirmities. funeral held in Tidoute. Samuel G Miller, of Cartagena, Colombia, visiting Warren relatives after years abroad in the oil refining industry.

Warren Byron Stewart Mars Anna Condon Tidioute Samuel G. Miller Cartagena Colombia South America Mr. Muller Murray Block David Swanson Sheriff Tate E. I. Glassman Youngsville Iowa Chester K. Mead Des Moines Kittie Mead Gertrude B. F. Mead G.P. Mead Richard Annundson Guy Summerson Addison Krupp Thompson Olson Justice Wheeler

Illness and local notices from Warren County headlines

Dr. Weston severely ill from blood poisoning at State Hospital North Warren with Philadelphia specialist. Carpenter Charles Bouton injured after a fall from a scaffold on Second Avenue. New dog catcher sworn in. town warns dogs at large face the pound. Foreigner charged with postal law violation in Elk county. Warren County fair advances with Hazeltine farm land and rail extension. Sheffield man accused of forgery in Titusville. various court actions follow. Notable deaths, arrests, and local society notes round out a busy issue.

Paul G. Weston State Hospital North Warren Philadelphia Warren Burgess Knabb Joe Wzoleski Michael Czoloski United States C. M. Shawkey James City Elk County Joe Cehovin Syracuse N. Y Allegheny County Warren County Hazeltine Farm Conewango Avenue Warren Street Railway Company

Russell Youth Transferred To Hospital For Examination

Laverne Bragg, a Russell youth jailed in Warren County for horse theft, was sent to the hospital at North Warren for surveillance to assess his sanity.

Russell Laverne Bragg Warren County North Warren

Stoneham Couple Weds in Warren Church Parsonage

Lawrence E. Kintner and Miss Ethel A. Satturlund both of Stoneham were married last Thursday afternoon by the Rev. J. A. Galbraith at the Epworth M E church parsonage.

Lawrence E. Kintner Ethel A. Satturlund Stoneham J. A. Galbraith Epworth M. E. Church

Gas Explosion Burns Youngsville Man Near Boiler Room

Saturday A P Thacher of Youngsville narrowly escaped serious injury from a gas explosion in a boiler room at Sheriff Forest county. Gas escaped from a gasometer at the engine and was ignited by a hot tube, burning his face and right arm while he stood near the machine. He had just changed into new overalls, avoiding a more severe fire from saturated clothing.

A. P. Thacher Youngsville Engina

Local Survivors Of The Forty-ninth Regiment

A. H. McKelvey of Warren and Edward O Donnell of Sheffield are the only surviving Pennsylvania members of the 49th regiment. General D D Biddle once commanded it, and his family arranged a memorial service. Survivors met October 19 in the Slater hotel banquet hall in Buffalo for papers and speeches.

Forty-ninth Regiment A. H. McKelvey Warren Edward O’donnell Sheffield 49Th Regiment Pennsylvania D. D. Biddle General Biddle Slater Hotel Buffalo Messrs Messrs. McKelvey and and O'Donnell Comrads

Polluting Streams Charge Against Charles Carnahan

Charles Carnahan of Tidioute faces pollution of streams charges by Fish Warden Albert. He will appear before Justice Wheeler on December 5 with bail set at $500.

Charles Carnahan Tidioute Albert Wheeler

Burglary Hits F. H. Schirck & Son Store

Burglars believed to be youths entered the Schirck & Son grocery on the South Side late Friday night or early Saturday, stealing six dollars in change, cigarettes, and candy. An empty bottle and a half-eaten pie suggested juvenile involvement. Separately, Miss Flora Walker and Carl A. Robert, both of Sheffield, Pa., married Thursday at 4 PM in Jamestown First Lutheran church parsonage. Rev. Julius Lincoln officiated.

F. H. Schirks F. H. Schirck & Son Flora Walker Carl A. Robert Sheffield First Lutheran Church Jamestown Julius Lincoln C. C. Freeburg Edna Rybert

Warren Plans Winter Evangelistic Campaign

Protestant churches in Warren unite to stage evangelistic services in winter likely starting January. Rev. C. G. Jordan expected to lead a multiweek tabernacle event seating thousands. Church committees coordinate campaign details.

Warren C. G. Jordan

Memorial Library Building Offered To Warren

A proposal to the Warren Library Association Board would erect a $100000 library on the Henry Homestead site at Market street as a memorial to Mr and Mrs Francis Henry Judge and Mrs Lan sing Wetmore and Mrs J P Jefferson. The building would hold 75000 volumes and house the Warren County Historical Society with maintenance provisions after completion.

Board of Control The Warren Library Association Henry Market Street Francis Henry Lansing Wetmore J. P. Jefferson Warren County Historical Society

Seven onlookers and visitors in Ross Hill area

Mrs. A. E. Tarr visited friends near Pleasantville last week. Mrs. Carrie Rea plans a Oil City trip to visit her sister. Chas. Belknap upgrades his home with a new addition. Miss Alice Benedict visited her parents over Sunday. A group of hunters stays at A. E. Tarr's for a week or ten days. Dr. Briggs health officer visited the school yesterday. Mr. Tarr attended Garland. Miss Benedict called on Mrs. Hall. Mr. Burt Christ visited Garland yesterday.

A. E. Tarr Pleasantville Carrie Rea Oil City Chas. Belknap Alice Benedict Dr. Briggs Deerfield Township Mr. Tarr Mrs. Hall Burt Christ

Roosevelt endorses fusion ticket in Pennsylvania race

Theodore Roosevelt said Gifford Pinchot would not withdraw from the U S senate race against Boise Penrose. He endorsed the Republican Progressive fusion slate led by Vance McCormick for Governor and urged both Pinchot and Palmer to withdraw to clear the field against Penrose.

Erie Theodore Roosevelt Giffard Pinchot United States Boise Fen A. Mitchel Palmer Rose Rpublican Vance Co. McCormick Pinchot Palmer Penrose Roosevelt

Vote Your Conscience On Election Day Initiative

A political appeal urges voters to support reform on election day, emphasizing initiative referendum recall and woman suffrage as demands of the people, urging action aligned with conscience.

Boston Wins World Series in Four Straight

Boston swept Philadelphia in four straight to claim the world series. Game four featured four Boston hits off Shawkey and Pennock six tally marks, Whitted stole a base, Gowdy started a double play, and Rudolph notched the win. Attendance nears 112 thousand with receipts around 226 thousand and payments split among clubs players and commissions.

Philadelphia Boston Walsh Shawkey Moran Pennock Whitted Gowdy Kvers Rudolph Schang Byron Hildebrand Lett Neid Klem Dineen

Classified Col Agents Wanted For Hosiery Rep

Build a business for yourself as a local representative to handle guaranteed hosiery from Perfection Knitting Mills Philadelphia. Sept 24 41. Trespass signs forbidding hunters from entering premises for sale at The Warren Mail office 10 cents each. Subscribe for The Warren Mail one dollar in advance.

Perfection Knitting Mills Willard & Jasper Philadelphia Warren Mail Office Warren Mail

Railroads Seek Repeal of Extra Crew Law

Samuel Rea urges repeal of the Extra Crew Law on Pennsylvania and other states statutes. He argues the law wastes 1 100 000 annually by requiring unnecessary train crews on the Pennsylvania system and harms safety and wages. He calls on the Public Service Commission to mandate proper manning and asks employees to press lawmakers to repeal.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company Public Service Commission

High Cut Footwear Guards Feet In Cold Weather

Footwear offers high cut shoes and rubber boots for boys with prices from 2.48 to 7.50. Store claims consistent pricing with last year and emphasizes rubber boots lumberman hunting and rubber footwear. Arrow and Top Notch lines highlighted as headquarters.

Arrow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Samuel Miller Dr. Weston Carpenter Charles Bouton Locust Street Harry Peterson Second Avenue C. D. Bailey A. H. Bailey Sheffield National Bank Titusville Hempcon Deve S. S A. H. Bay Bailey Corry Kane Salamanca New York Schumann-Heink Mme Ernstine Schuman-Heink Park Opera House Katherine Hoffman and McNamare Trish Swanson Shoe Store Sheriff Hemlock George Berry Ben Dailey Walter Brouch Emory Lawson Warren Herber Mayville County Medical Society Warren County Medical Society J. C. Russell Mitchell and Finlayson J. J. Knapp M. E L. D. Wilson Justice Court Clarendon Ada Logan Wilson Akeley E. B. Dorsett State Department of Agriculture Lawrence Zappa Poland Tionesta Warren Automobile Club W. M. Robertson E. W. Campbell G. T. Pryor H. V. Hazeltine Jay W. Colvin la Rochefoucauld Ross Hill Colonel Roosevelt Prohibition Madison F. Larkin Scranton Matthew H. Stevenson Pittsburg Congress WM. P. F. Ferguson Franklin James W. Neilly Warren Assembly Homer K. Miller Garland National Commissions Yau Samuel Rea IL City SPEC Struthers Warren Irvineton West Hickory Titu Pennsylvania R D ‘Lrip Hichester S Diamond Chesters Diamon Rand Vuverens Iriand T. J. Foley A. A. Davie & Co Warren Tel. Co Redding Shoe CO Second Ave Warren, Pa Lester Shoe Co
Search Courier

Search the Warren Mail Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Warren Mail?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication