Warren Daily Home Notes from Clarion and County Fair
Warren county readers get notices from Clarion Normal School attendees and upcoming fair events. The item lists attendees Lillian Sig gins Nannie Kelley Maude Saunders Maggie Shultz Sadie Harmon and notes speakers Col W A Stone Sibley S C Swallow with racing and amusements. It also reports Warren Savings Bank surplus and a detailed balance sheet with loans deposits and capital.
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Clarion
Clarion Normal School
Warren County
Lillian Siggins
Nannie Kelley
Maude Saunders
Maggie Shultz
Warren
Sadie Harmon
Tidioute
Last excursion of the season to Oil City and Titusville
On Sunday October 2 the W N Y & P Ry runs its final season excursion to Oil City and Titusville. A special train departs Warren at 9 56 am returning from Titusville at 7 pm and Oil City at 7 40 pm. Fare one dollar. Tickets valid for return on regular trains Monday October 3.
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Oil City
Titusville
Warren
Real estate lien bid under petitioned rule
A report notes a brief purchase bid of a few thousand dollars to ban first liens on approved real estate. The action is attributed to 2204t C. A. Peterson, agent.
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C. A. Peterson
Agt
Gallant Sixteenth Report from Coamo Battle
Col Hulings reports the Coamo engagement as a fine march of stamina and endurance. Officers and men behaved with commendable coolness and steadiness, earning praise for gallantry in action. Several officers and enlisted men are named for notable conduct, with many commending Major Windsor Captain Hall Captain Austin Captain Barr Captain James and others for their coolness under fire.
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Hulings
Coamo
Douglas Settle
Adjt
First Corps
Ernst
Coamp
Col. Hulings
Major Windsor
Windsor
Fennerty
Co. C
Biddle
Burns
Bovard
Simmons
Hall
Ent and Anderson
H Company
Austin
Turner
Co. A
Sloan
Pierce
Reed
Lyons
McElhinney
Barr
James
Gardiner
Robertson
Scheide
Praised the Sixteenth Pennsylvanians in Porto Rico
Patrick Ryan, a four year western scout under Gen. Miles, returned west from Porto Rico and spoke highly of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteers. He praised their steadiness under fire and called their bravery unsurpassed, noting they fought like veterans and earned many congratulations after the Battle of Coamo. He was wounded in the ankle while scout observing from the ground.
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Patrick Ryan
Miles
Union
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Coamo
Ryan
Pittsburg
Com. Gazette
Oil City and Conneautville Fair News Clash
A lively Oil City fair drew 15000 visitors to a hilltop site with a grandstand and diverse attractions while Conneautville’s 46th annual fair fell short in attendance and exhibits. The piece notes dust versus mud, novelty demands, and local managers’ lessons for success amid changing tastes.
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Oil City
Conneautville
Pennsylvania
Warren Fair
New Captain of Co D Elected at Armory Last Tuesday
An election for Captain of Company D was held at the armory last Tuesday evening September 20 conducted by Lt Col Siegfried. C E Bordwell won 38 votes to 12 for First Lieut W P Michell and was sworn into office immediately. Bordwell is a law student with Hinckley Rice and a Allegheny College graduate who served in the military department gaining Brevet Second Lieutenant in the N G P. He also served in Co A Corry six years and with that company at Homestead and Walston. The piece predicts high efficiency under Bordwell and prior officers Parmlee Siegfried Windsor and Wheelock.
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Co. D
Armory
Siegfried
C. E. Bordwell
W. P. Michell
Bordwell
Hinckley & Rice
Allegheny College
Meadville
Military Department
U. S
N.G. P
Co. A
Corry
Homestead
Walston
Warren
Parmlee
Windsor
Wheelock
Stop Peddlers Asserted by Warren Business Association
Warren's Business Men's Association vows to curb peddling in town. Four men were arrested last Thursday for selling goods without a license and jailed, then released Friday on $100 bail each posted by attorneys D. I. Ball of Warren and R. L. Edgett of American Wringer.
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Warren
D. I. Ball
R. L. Edgett
Tragic suicide near Pleasant Tp claims Burt Daly
Burt Daly, a young man from Pleasant Township, shot himself last evening after firing at Mr. Shearer who was with him outdoors. Coroner Peirce conducted an inquest this morning to determine the circumstances of the fatal shooting.
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Burt Daly
Pleasant Tp
Bicycle Riders at Warren Co Fair Offer Tricks
Local event at Warren County Fair features a Parques-lady demonstration and an expert trick show to entertain bicycle riders and attendees.
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Parques
Warren Co. Fair
Bears the ha Fo Fr oad Yuta Ha
Local note presents fragmented text about a road project in Utah with unclear details. Readable portions mention a named area and possible Fr along a route. Further context is unreadable in the surviving OCR segment.
Meal Estate Transfers for Week Ending September 21 1886
transfers listed include Geo Dockrell to Cordelia Evans Tid burton 25 John Sechrist to A Mintzer Conewango 500 Wm E Fish to G W Peck Grand Valley 150 Fannie Waxelbaum et al to Jas C Parmlee Clarendon 80 East Warren Real Estate Co to W C Shurmer Glade 1 A C Hudson to Elsie E Hudson Columbus 500 F R Weed estate to Ed Peterson et al Elk 254.70 Wm Duke estate to same Elk 849 Henry W Earley estate to same Elk 254.50 Ed Peterson to Peter Johnson Elk 1 Cain H Fry and wife to Eleanor French C B McKain and wife to Hattie Adams Warren 500 Pero to L I Pero Spring Creek Theo Smith et al to Catharine Cameron Conenango 1 Thos O Slater et al to Robert Slater Youngsville 1 Wm J Slater est to same
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Geo. Dockrell
Cordelia Evans
Tidbute
John Sechrist
A. Mintzer
Conewango
Wm. E. Fish
Geo. W. Peck
Grand Valley
Fannie Waxelbaum Et al
Jas. C. Parmlee
Clarendon
East Warren Real Estate Co
W. C. Shurmer
Glade
A. C
Warren
Pero
L. I. Pero
Spring Creek
Theo. Smith
Catharine Cameron
Conenango
Thos. O. Slater
Robert Slater
Youngsville
Wm. J. Slater
Sibley Accepts Republican Congressional Nomination
Franklin Pennsylvania September 16 1898 Joseph C Sibley declares acceptance of the GOP nomination for Congress in the 27th district. He pledges a clean campaign free of factional influence, vows to work for agriculture commerce and industry, and to lighten government burdens while honoring veterans and national pride.
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Sibley
Franklin, Pa
Congress
Republican Party
Joseph C. Sibley
Grange mutual benefit meeting set for October
The October mutual benefit gathering at Watson Grange is scheduled for Thursday October 6 with opening at 10 am. B D Morris gives the welcome and G A Woodside replies. musical numbers and short talks follow on topics like valuable food plants for humans, oats vs corn for horses, farmers vs lawyers, and farm economy for wives. All invited and lunch baskets requested as tea and coffee will be provided by the Grange.
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the Grange
Watson Grange
B. D. Morris
G. A. Woodside
Wheelock
Della Lubold
J. Knupp
Mr. Kinnear
Charles Lubold
A.gillis
Ae Grange
Street Market Opens Big Day in Warren
The street market opened yesterday morning with great success. C R York of Youngsville arrived first at 7 and set up a wagon at Second and Liberty streets, selling out quickly. Eighteen more wagons along Second to Water sold well by noon, with plans for more vendors next Saturday. Warren residents urged farmers to bring produce. J W Albrecht acts as market clerk, aided by Jas Cable Maq, in support of the scheme.
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C. R. York
Youngsville
Second
Liberty Streets
Second Street
Warren
J. W. Albrecht
Jas. Cable, Maq
Civil service exams move to Warren Pennsylvania
Congressman C W Stone earns Warren a regular civil service exam site serving Northwestern Pennsylvania. Examining Board members J H Miller H A Hertzel and J B Russell of the Warren Post Office oversaw fourteen of seventeen applicants in Smith Business College rooms, a top venue.
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C. W. Stone
Warren
Pennsylvania
Smith Business College
Windsor Leads 16th Regiment Fighter Promoted Likely
Maj Windsor of the First battalion 16th regiment commanded the boys at Coomo and receives Gen Wilson’s promotion recommendation. He will probably command the 16th in the future and his portrait is printed in newspapers nationwide described as valiant and efficient.
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Maj
Windsor
16Th Regiment
Coomo
Wilson
Bradford
Military Belts and Uniform Accessories by Kirberger and Morck
New supply details belt types and shirt waists from Kirberger and Morck. Belts and pompadour comis described alongside vel vet finishes and latest trim options for military attire.
Putnamville and Sugar Run Notes From September
Local updates report travel for Sidney Putnam and sister to Kansas, infant funeral in East Warren, visits by Iris Putnam and others, hotel sale in Sugar Run, and residents moving or visiting nearby towns. Notable deaths in Youngsville include Mrs. Henry Arters with six children.
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Putnamville
Sidney Putnam
Sister
Kansas
Spring Creek School Directors Seek Uniform Grade
The township teachers and directors at West Spring Creek met to draft a standardized grade form. Miss Eddy Early Gabriel Deming and Will Morton were assigned to prepare the model. Measles are epidemic, a new blacksmith opened, and several thefts including 24 hens and a horse were reported.
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West Spring Creek
Eddy
Gabriel, Deming
Will Morton
Sutton
Porto Rico
Amil Sandburg
Byron Eldred
Local social notes from Cassadaga and area
Sept 20 rumblings of visitor gatherings as Mr and Mrs Frank Raymond stay with James Whatford in Cassadaga. Ackley Hollow visitors Mr Bump and wife call at the parsonage. Miss Alice Fox and Clare Fox with Vern Thompson and others head to the grape country. Rev Depew schedules services at Glade, Ackley Hollow and Russell. The local school shows progress under Miss Cora B Park.
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J. J. Willson
East Warren
L. D. Willson
Iris Putnam
Russell
E. E. Thompson
L. M. Putnam
Germany
Mabel C
Mary L. Clark
Ruth E. Knapp
Portland
Westline
Lion Putnam
W. W. King
Jackson Rup
J. G. Fletcher
L. F. Deming
Jamestown
E. R. Clark
Glade
Peterson
Ackley
Mr. S. Clark
Gerry
Frank Raymond
Cassadaga
N. Y
James Whatford
Bump
Ackley Hollow
Alice Fox
Clare
Vern Thompson
Depew
The Stamp Tax on Railroads and Public Entities
The Treasury reports railroad firms failing to affix two cent revenue stamps on passenger rebate checks. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue will pursue proceedings for tax violations. Policies of life insurance issued since July 1 are taxable. Checks drawn by public officers to discharge state and local obligations are exempt from stamp tax.
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Treasury Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Night School Ad for Smith Business College
The Smith Business College advertises Night School classes in all common branches with special penmanship instruction each night. It promises business and stenographic education and invites interested people to call or write as the program opens October 3.
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Smith Business College
Tailor Jacob Keller Promises Quality Garments
It does not pay to buy inferior clothing. Jacob Keller, the artistic tailor, will not cheapen his garments. He offers suits made from fabrics of tested worth and cut in the latest approved styles at a fair price.
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Jacob Keller
Republican gubernatorial candidate Col. W A Stone to speak at Warren Co Fair
Warren County Fair Wednesday September 28 invites voters to hear Col. W A Stone Republican nominee for governor discuss campaign issues. Fehlman Bros advertise printing services and office supplies.
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Warren Co. Fair
Col. W. A. Stone
Fehlman Bros
E Mart
Half a Century Record from the Warren Mail
The Kane Leader reviews the Warren Mail files from 1849, noting owner-editor E Cowan and the motto about a map of busy life. The journal’s half century of history covers civil war era changes, western development, politics, and the nation's move from slavery to liberty, a valuable treasure for journalists.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Kane
Palmer Zeller Marriage in Ripley New York
In Ripley New York on September 6 1898 George C Palmer and Miss Imogene Zeller both of Warren were united in marriage by F N Randall J P In Jamestown New York on September 12 1898 Thomas Murray Murphy and Miss Anna Elizabeth Roofers both of Warren were married by Dr W P Hellings At Ashville New York on September 14 1898 J W Patchin of Spring Creek Pa and Luna Averill of Tidioute Pa united at home of DeForest Johnson by Rev J H Vance In Jamestown New York on September 7 1898 Joseph R Antill of Newton Pa and Miss Edith Hunter of Gilson Pa were married by E P Mahoney J P
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Palmer—Zeller
Ripley
N. Y
F. N. Randall
J. P
George C. Palmer
Imogene Zeller
Warren
Murphy — Roofers
Jamestown
W. P. Hellings
Thomas Murray Murphy
Anna Elizabeth Roofers
Patchin—Averill
Ashville
DeForest Johnson
J. H. Vance
J. W. Patchin
Spring Creek
Luna Averill
Tidioute
Antill—Hunter
Jamestown, N. Y
E. P. Mahoney
Joseph R. Antill
Newton
Edith Hunter
Gilson, Pa
Odd Fellows report figures from Sovereign Grand Lodge session
I C C F Warren gives figures from the Boston meeting. December 31 1897 totals show lodges, initiations, members, relief, revenues, and invested funds for Grand Lodges, subordinate lodges, encampments and Rebekah lodges. The Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer report cash balances and payments. The order sends greetings to President McKinley and soldiers and sailors, with sympathy for the sick and wounded.
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I. C. C. F._Warren Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Boston
Rebekah
Grand
The
Odd Fellows
McKinley
Spain
Verlene Funeral Held for Eric Verlene in Buffalo
At Buffalo New York on September 12 1898 Eric Verlene aged 18 years and 7 months from Lander Pennsylvania died. The funeral was held from the M E church last Thursday at 114 M with burial at Foster cemetery. He leaves a widowed mother and one sister among a host of friends mourning his loss.
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Verlene
Buffalo
N. Y
Eric Verlene
Lander
M. E
Foster
Wall Paper Stock at W C Rowland & Sons
Warren buyer advised to inspect the large and complete wall paper stock of W C Rowland and Sons at Exchange Block before purchasing. New brargie styles and colors are constantly added to the collection.
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W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.C Rowland & Sons
Exchange
Calves Shrinking as Hay Stock Grows Prompt Debate
Farmers report a good hay crop but worry about calf value and cattle supply. Pastures are tall with grass and fodder once kept in check by livestock, while beef shipments from the west fill the home market. A debate arises on selling all calves versus retaining them for hay usage.
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Cherry Creek News
Jamestown Dairy Market Shows Firm New York Quotation
The Jamestown dairy market opened dull and closed with lively bidding for Chautauqua county creameries products. New York quotation held at 21 cents while bidding rose from 19 cents to 20 5-8 cents on some lots and 20 1-2 cents paid. Butter offered totaled 39,727 pounds.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua County
New York
Journal
Tailor Jacob Keller Promises Perfect Fit and Satisfaction
Jacob Keller the artistic tailor offers the best and latest clothes with a guaranteed perfect fit. His cutter’s skill is well known and customers are never left with regret after patronizing Jake.
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Clotaes
Jacob Keller
Jake
Dr E Detchs Antidruretic for Incontinence Stopped
Immediate relief from urine incontinence during sleep claimed by Dr E Detchs Antidruretic. Cures children and adults. Price one dollar. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania.
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E. Detchon
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Society Address Cards Available at Mall Office
If you belong to any secret society and want an address card with an embossed emblem, call at the Mall office and make your selection.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Claim
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment for catarrh, claiming it cures by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Offers a $100 reward for any failure and lists the Toledo company address and 75 cent price. Also touts Hall's Joe Pills as the best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drists
Hail
Warren County Fair Opens Sept 27 with Big Speakers
Attend the Warren Co Fair from September 27 to 30 for three days of major speakers and attractions. The festival promises prominent personalities and large displays across the grounds, drawing crowds from the region.
Tods Ab White Cloud Flour Bread Boost
Tods and White Cloud Flour plan to increase bread production claiming whiter bread without higher costs. The firms promise parity with competitors while expanding bakery output and market presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
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New England Conservatory of Music
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Charles Chase
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H. A. Jamieson
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W. A. Stone
J. C. Sibley
Silas C. Swallow
Jos Painvine
Mal
Frhlman Bros
Eneame
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