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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1895
Page
3
Warren ministers plan a gathering next Monday November 4 to form a ministerial association. The move aims to foster cooperation, sermon exchanges, and stronger religious efforts against evil in the community.
Warren plans the annual Teachers Institute from December 16 to 20 with notable speakers from Columbus Clarion and Kentucky. Lectures by Jnc Temple Graves Robt. Nourse Dr E E White and Col Geo Bain aim to address demagogues daily problems and school topics for primary and general teachers.
F A Cogswell returns from Philadelphia and many residents travel to Philadelphia, New York, and Michigan for visits and work. Typhoid illness grips GEO W Harmon while weddings and church duties mark the week. One death reported Joan Algren dies after tailor shop collapse from illness in Warren.
The cornerstone of Warren Pennsylvania’s new Presbyterian church was laid Oct 29 1895 amid a large audience. Rev J W Smith presided with a program of invocation readings music prayer and address by Hon W D Brown Building Committee notes and a copper box containing church memorabilia and local newspaper copies were sealed inside the stone. The ceremony concluded with benediction by Rev R L Graham and photographs of the event.
At the Carver House last Friday noon two James town men, Barry B. Fenton and Ed R. Bootey, fought over a family matter when Bootey came to serve legal papers. Fenton tried to shoot, Bootey grabbed the revolver, a bystander stoped the scuffle, Bootey was struck but not badly hurt, and Fenton was arrested and jailed awaiting December court on $1,000 bail.
Trinity Memorial Church Ladies' Aid Society hosts a supper at Mrs. O. W. Beaty’s residence on Thursday October 31 at 6 PM. A 15 cent charge is requested, with the aim of increasing sociability among Trinity Church attendees. all home members are warmly invited to attend, and those who wish to depart by 7 may do so.
General practitioner advertises services in Room No 3 Hoffman block with special attention to diseases of women nervous diseases and stomach troubles. Office hours are 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m daily.
Get out the vote as Halloween approaches with petitions for the new water works. Notes on local prices, directory subscriptions, and a flood of small notices cover updates from Warren County communities.
Real estate transfers listed from various townships and counties with buyers, sellers, properties, and cash values. Also notes the Y M C A Pennsylvania convention held in Erie on Oct 26 with officers and state membership reported.
Warren News notes the Brad ford Typographical Union will host its 11th annual ball at Orpheus Hall on Thanksgiving night. The item then references a temperance rally by a large group from the city at Bethel Church where four young men were to perform and a traveling evangelist introduced them as a male quartet of four gentlemen.
The November Scribner's presents ten full page Thanksgiving Fancies illustrations. It includes President Andrews' installment The Plumed Knight and His Joust detailing Blaine era events like the Mulligan Letter controversy and Blaine Cleveland campaign. Contributing artists are among the best in the field.
Iris announces a new monthly in Chicago named The Christian Endeavorer. It will promote missionary extension Christian citizenship evangelistic endeavor and the upbuilding of the Christian Sabbath in public life and personal habits.
Harriet Prescott Spofford’s animated Washington life appears in Harper’s November issue under the title A Thanksgiving Breakfast. Brander Matthews offers a lively New York Horse Show sketch, noting his recognized skill in depicting New York scenes and institutions and a key social function of the season.
One hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo pledge honesty and solvency. West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo druggists endorse. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
A Titusville butterine vendor was fined $100 for selling imitation butterine in violation of the state pure food law. He held a government license for his business but still faced the penalty. Residents of Warren area are warned to quit selling the product.
Annapolis on April 16 1894 John G Brooks boots and shoes dealer praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and deep seated muscular pains calling it the best preparation on the market and recommends it to the public.
Want ted by the Children s Aid Society homes for two boys ten years old one boy eight years old one boy four months old one girl five years old Address Mrs E N Smith Pres Fourth St Warren Pa
Mrs. Louisa C Casemere opens a new clothes cleaning establishment at 305 Second Street Warren upstairs. The shop uses a new French dry cleaning process for prompt cleaning and pressing of evening suits and all kinds of clothing. Ladies wraps are remodeled with plush work as a specialty.
Oct 28 report from Spring Creek highlights a concert for the Mt Jewett soldiers monument, visits by Mrs Ellen Simmons and Mrs Clint Baker, W C T U activities, and several local movements. Bridges to nearby towns and which residents moved or visited are noted along with school visits by Supt Putnam and a forthcoming supper at the M E church.
A collage of jokes on judging occupations brides and wedding accounts plus an English Spavin Liniment ad promise and a medical cartoon about standing on the head. The snippets reflect humorous quips and a drugstore blemish cure from Warren with a punchline about hollow feet.
In Bear Lake Pennsylvania on October 19 1895 Marcus Tanner aged 60 years six months died. At Wardwell's in Mead township on October 28 1895 William Blowers aged 56 years died of inflammation of the bowels.
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