11 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
1
A collage of short items covers visits by ALICE HAZELTINE and H. W. Biker, school openings with staff lists, building and real estate moves, influenza cases, and community events. Also notes marriage invitations, club activities, court travel, and political race chatter in Warren and neighboring districts.
The Mail notes Warren born Fred Hazeltine now runs a South Bend Washington weekly paper and gains Republican influence as he is elected county committee chair and a delegate to the state convention. He serves on the central committee while managing his print shop and name recognition grows.
The Putnam family reunion at A. O. Putnam’s Farmington Township home on September 5 1902 drew about 100 attendees. A dinner and short literary program marked the event. Officers elected: President H. M. Putnam Warren Vice President Herman Putnam North Warren Secretary Herbert White Lander Treasurer Maggie White Lander. Next year’s gathering set for June 19 with David Mahan.
Chris Abdey plans to occupy a new Poplar street house this week and notes his other real estate plans. Two weddings are booked for Sept 17 and 18, with plans for Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. Warren Business University and a Niagara Falls excursion are advertised, along with church notices and a seed wheat sale.
The council met Wednesday September 3 and approved lowering street and D. A. V. P. railways tracks. It also passed a $20,000 paving bond ordinance for Market street and approved Fourth street grade ordinance on second reading. Collector Peirce was exonerated from taxes for 1900 totaling $382.81. Wetmore Hose Co. request to rent their room was denied.
Jacob Keller offers new fall and winter clothing with best quality and low prices. Warren property ad targets Desirable homes near Carver House, with easy terms. Warren Business University promotes training in bookkeeping, typing, and business with strong job prospects. catalogs by mail.
A life saver for children promises to cure colds and coughs and prevent membranous croup pneumonia and diphtheria with no opium or nausea. Priced at 50 cents and sold by the Davis Drug Co in Warren Pennsylvania.
An exchange laments a cat killing epidemic in Warren Pennsylvania while noting a desire for a dog loss to reduce the burden on Warren's business. The notice advertises shirts priced from fifty cents to two dollars.
In Warren and nearby towns several 1902 weddings are listed with the couple names and hometowns. The notices include Stock and Archibald in Warren, Loveland and Anderson in Warren, Hassenfretz and Faust in Warren, Wright and Peterson in Sugar Grove Township, McNeille and Birkholz in Sheffield, Galliger and Cox in Titusville, and Anderson and Larson in Jamestown New York.
Obituaries and notices detail Laura Babcock dying at 82 in Warren on September 10, 1902 with funeral plans in the MAIL Park. Doris Katherine Park dies at 4 in Warren on September 7. Bessie Irene Gilmore dies in Erie of heart trouble after fright from rough boys at 15. Christian Gross dies in Conewango Township at 92 with burial planned in Smith cemetery and six children surviving.
Born September 5 1902 to Mr and Mrs Fred Trax of Gladerun a son.
A historical note outlines proposed rule changes for the season. Goals would be reset after each touchdown rather than at halftime, with the referee granted broader control to shorten games by nightfall. Other edits include five yard penalties for offside snaps and reduced holding penalties, aiming to streamline play and balance conditions.
The Erie Railroad announces on September 1 tickets at extremely low one way rates to California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Utah and other Western states with sales daily through September and October. Details and maps available from D S Rowe Corry ticket agent or F H Garfield Jamestown New York division passenger agent.
The Mail Office presents the latest and most fashionable engraved stationery samples with offered prices. See examples and compare designs available for ordering.
At Cost. Closing out at cost 1,000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts in 39 different shades for cash only. Jacob Keller, the tailor.
Latest styles of paper and envelopes offered with samples shown and orders taken at The Mail Office. Competitive prices on good stock stationery for personal or business use.
An advertisement urges enrollment in a business training course at Warren Business University in Warren Pennsylvania. It claims daily dividends from the investment and invites readers to send for particulars.
John Stinger takes charge of the Struthers Hotel Barn to cater to farmers horses with special attention. Transient trade welcomed as there is no livery in connection. Legal blanks and mail office printing offered at low prices.
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