19 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
1
Local items report bank closures and subscription reminders while noting residents traveling, illness, and visits. Several social notices include weddings planned, students leaving for study, and visitors from out of town. Memorial services precede church announcements and a slate of community events and hospital news.
Dr M V Ball was chosen president of Warren's board of health replacing Dr E D Preston who resigned after moving to Kane. Resolutions of regret for Dr Preston were adopted. The Liberty street sewer was ordered extended. In court Gust Olson and John Johnson were fined $50 and jailed twenty days for selling liquor to known intemperates. Y M C A services continue with a new church cornerstone ceremony planned for Sept 22 at 2 PM.
Notices list three 1901 marriages with dates and officiants. Clem Stokes of Hydetown and Nancy Dunlap of Pleasant wed Sept 15 at Justice Lay residence. Homer K. Lubold of Cherry Grove and Grace E. Marsh of Corydon wed Sept 17 at North Warren. Artell A. Ase... and Carrie Collins of Russell wed Sept 8 in Kinzua.
Governor William A. Stone issued a proclamation following President Roosevelt designating Thursday September 19 as a day of prayer and mourning. Pennsylvanians are urged to suspend work and assemble in churches to honor the late President William McKinley whose death has grieved the nation.
Bargains headline notes a seasonal offering priced at 75 cents. The listing emphasizes low prices and ongoing deals as a selling point.
Sugar Grove and Meadville districts list presiding elders and local charges. Samuelson family reunion at Irvine Park draws 250 with officers elected for Chandler’s Valley group. Penn State League of Republican Clubs postpones Scranton meeting due to McKinley’s death. A corrective note equates anarchist rhetoric with murder. Fehman Bros advertises sixty seven gas portables with fixtures.
County Commissioners seek sealed bids by Monday noon Sept 23 for painting three election houses two coats white lead and oil. Each 16x24 foot building has 10 foot studs and board shutters, includes closets. Locations: Columbus township near Columbus borough, Sugar Grove township near Sugar Grove borough, Conewango township near Warren borough. Bids may be for each building or all three.
Bids due noon September 31 1901 for painting the Allegheny River bridge at Tidioute. Bridge to be scraped painted two coats and finished by November 1 1901. County provides paint and may reject all bids.
A brief notice reports items for sale at the mall office including bonds for supervisors, town pee, and stock of legal blanks. Ovens' Buffalo Bread is delivered daily by Kent and Henry, offering five kinds fresh.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from Warren to Buffalo during the Pan American Exposition with several limits. Three day tickets sold Mondays and Fridays exclude parlor or sleeping cars at $2. A 10 day option covers parlor or sleeping cars for $3. A 15 day option allows parlor or sleeping cars for $3.80. Season final until Nov 30, 1901 costs $4.95. Ticket agents provide more details.
Accurate and full count is given. Prices reasonable. Nice China Sugar and Creamer, 25 cents, at Fehman Bros. Chafing dishes spoons forks toasters also at Fehman Bros.
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