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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
1
Russell hosts the eleventh annual Putnam family reunion with 125 relatives attending at Herbert White’s country home near Lander. Tangible notes include local church officers, hotel venture at Ball block corner, and health updates.
The Athletics loom as likely league champions as Chicago Detroit and Cleveland struggle on the road. The North American begins a six part series by George M. Graham detailing the team under manager Connie Mack. Profiles cover stars like Waddell Bender Hartsel Seybold and more with cartoons by Walt McDougall and photos to follow.
The Scranton Cady families met at R O Kingsley’s home near Lander Pennsylvania on August 31 1907. A noon dinner followed by a business meeting elected Fred Lanning as president Frank Lanning as vice president Elnora Scranton as secretary and treasurer and Mrs F N Gregory as assistant historian. The next reunion will be hosted by G W Scranton.
The Hungarian city of Arad is noted as holding the world record for the greatest number of divorce cases.
The Bell Telephone Company ends night rates for messages over its lines and imposes a day rate starting September 1, 1907 for all local and long distance business. Management cites heavy traffic during early evening as the reason to distribute demand more evenly across the day.
Eight days of special meetings start Friday September 6 1907 at Snyder school house on Quaker Hill road led by Rev Harry A McNett pastor of Advent Christian church Geneva Pa All are welcome.
Warren Pa August 16 1907 county commissioners announce Glade Run bridge will be closed to all traffic except pedestrians from about September 1 until about October 15. Four men out of six smoke.
Notices announce multiple weddings across Warren and Jamestown New York and nearby Pennsylvania. James Browne Martin weds Helen Carolyn Yates in Warren. Clarence Hale weds Christine J Nelson in Frewsburg. Herbert D Gill weds Anne Matheson in Jamestown. Samuel P Johnson weds Florence Walters in Jamestown. Alfred J Larson weds Hilma K Ahlgreen in Jamestown.
Deaths announced for Birdie Hazen Miles H K Houghnot M Bert Lewis and Andrew J Damon. Miles died of tuberculosis in Warren at 29 with funeral at South Side home and Oakland cemetery burial. Houghnot in Sugar Grove after long illness with tuberculosis interment in Farmington. Lewis died in Warren aged unknown, funeral at Grace M E church. Damon aged 79 at Dunkirk N Y was a musician who formed an in demand Warren county orchestra earlier.
At North Warren on August 28 1907 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Luther Hamilton. At Kinzua Pennsylvania on August 28 1907 another son was born to Mr and Mrs Martin Weich.
Harrisburg August 29. Adjutant General Stewart announces National Guard appointments. John A. Wiley of Franklin becomes major general succeeding John W. Schall retired. Willis J. Hulings of Oil City to brigadier general and command Second Brigade. Wendell P. Bowman of Philadelphia to brigadier general and command First Brigade. Elections for colonels of First and Sixteenth Regiments ordered with vacancies filled. Changes follow 64 year retirement bill.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced fare excursion tickets to Centre Hall Pennsylvania for the Patrons of Husbandry Exhibition in September 1920. Tickets from Pennsylvania stations and from Baltimore and Elmira valid Sept 13 to 20, with return by Sept 23. Minimum 25 cents.
City financials show custom receipt revenue in New York increased by seventy thousand dollars over last year. This rise reflects higher transaction volumes and broader use of tailored services within municipal operations.
An ad announces a large stock of about 500 fine leather pocketbooks purses and handbags from a closing leather shop. Items priced from 10 to 60 cents for purses and 25 cents to 3 dollars for handbags with many examples and sale tables highlighted for Saturday closing.
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