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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1897

Page

3

Warren Kinme ss to stage arts and new Mfg Co plans

The Kinme ss will host a concert Oct 5 in Library Hall with 100 plus children in marches and dances. The R H Kinnear Mfg Co is organized in Warren to manufacture the Martindale Self Measuring tank, with location undecided. The local dancing academy led by Mrs Gilby Howe opens in the Armory for season. New high school bids exceed funds. plan changes to meet $35,000 budget and construction starts this fall.

R. H. Kinnear Mfg. Co Warren F.G. King M. A. Myers Jas. C. Parmlee F. G. King Jas North Warren Frederic E. Howe Chicago Armory Howe Gilby Howe Huronia Beach

Regiment Inspection Scores Show Gains in Efficiency

Inspector Gen Morrell submitted his Sept 25 report on August brigades. The First regiment leads division with a 97.45 general average the highest ever for a Guard regiment. Co I Warren tops Co 1 with 93.67 and attendance 94.64 due to three absences. Co Titusville under Capt Lyon shows strong results despite rain canceled drill.

Warren 16Th Regt Morrell Titusville Bradford BOP Franklin Cooperstown Oil City Ridgway Co.i Lyon

Warren Notes and Social Updates October 1896

Warren society items cover fall openings at Kertcher's Millinery on Oct 7, judge and Mrs. Wetmore returning to Virginia, Hazel t ine in Boston, and local visits. Updates on schooling, health, and regional events include Arbor Day planning, Me adville driving park project, tax deadlines, and a marriage in Warren with Annie Neill and Christy Payne.

Warren Annie Laura Neill Christy Payne Titusville New Presbyterian Church Ludlow Republican J. G. Curtis Germany

Kertcher's Fall and Winter Opening Advertised

Kertcher announces the opening of fall and winter stock on Thursday October 7 at their store. Millinery will be opened today tomorrow and Saturday at Migs Sill with new cloths and low prices. A call goes out for 500 men to get a suit from the tailor as part of the promotion. New stock includes the choicest patterns and the largest BicGEst collection.

J. R. van Doorn Rhode Island C. W. Sersall Henry Farney Cincinnati Warren Miss Sill Kertcher’s Jullia H. Davis Pleasantville Ralph Simpson J. K. Simpson West Virginia Lizzie Cronin Nellie Downs Will Mathis Kertcher Migs Sill

New Postmaster Named in Jamestown and Local Notices

Jamestown appoints Emmett H. Bemus as postmaster following a recommendation by Congressman Hooker. Geo. Gisely now runs the news stand near P. & E. R.R. station, selling Warren papers and outside dailies. Erie Diocese priests urge Rev. J. P. Sheridan as coadjutor to Bishop Mullen. Pay-as-you-go clubs proposed. Warren urged to form one. Woman's Home Missionary Society set to meet October 6–7 in Greenville. Meadville reports mounting executions against State Senator Andrews. Concords harvest under way. pickers from south county, wages three dollars weekly. Hall’s failure noted but recovery possible with asset realization. Col. Carter’s blooded stock praised at Stoneboro fair. premiums won. Tionesta-Hickory road improved. narrows open to travel. Wool trade active in Washington County. large shipments at West Alexander, Cha nsey, Greene buyers. prices up to 27 cents. Warren County farmers optimistic with higher wool prices.

C. W. Stone Warren Polk Venango County N. P. Curtis North Warren Willard F. Gregg Lewis Run Kane C. I. Beck & Son Erie Meadville Tribune Youngstown Ohio Edwin D. Heidler Erie County Levi H. Kreider Fairview Township Geo. Gisely Rome J. P. Sheridan Mullen Wm. A. Andrews Tionesta Hickory Washington County G. W. Cheney West Alexander D. M. Chansey Greene County Warren County

Help for Armenia Appeal Seeks Public Aid

Mrs. Ellen Howard Lacy of Warren seeks funds and sympathy to aid persecuted Armenians in the Turkish empire. She assists her brother William Willard Howard, author of a small book detailing the crisis and urging Armenian emigration. Books and clothing are being given away to illustrate need, with Christians urged to support the cause.

Armenia Ellen Howard Lacy Warren William Willard Howard

Jim Healey Transitions to Quaker Life in Philadelphia

James Healey once a famed reins man around Olean Bradford and Warren now becomes a Quaker in Philadelphia. He has settled into business and saved for a rainy day. Good for Jim Healey. John R. Gentry and Robert J. set another world record at Belmont Park Philadelphia. The ex champions hitched double to 2 09 lowering the previous 2 09 34 mark by Rita and Josie B. last October in Lexington Kentucky.

Buffalo Courier-Record James Healey Olean Bradford Warren Philadelphia Jim Healey John R. Gentry Robert J Belmont Park Rita Josie B Lexington

Fatal Erie Express Collision Near Sunbury

An Erie express train on the P E R R collided twelve miles east of Sunbury, going fifty mph, when the boiler exploded. Engineer E B Mitchell and fireman John Crawley, both of Harrisburg, were killed instantly. All cars left the track but passengers escaped with severe bruises. A baggage-master’s quick action saved many lives. An editorial notes that sober, honest youths gain early opportunities, unlike those who imitate the modern doppelgangers.

Not the flowers but words and deeds mark humanity

An exchange notes that true humanity is shown by kind words spoken about a man and by acts of kindness performed for him during his life, not by the flowers laid on his coffin or grave.

Society Address Cards With Emblem Offer

If you belong to any secret society and want an address card bearing a handsomely embossed emblem of the order, call at the office and make your selection.

Marz

Belews Glassware Ad Promises Low Prices in China

An unsigned ad claims Belews stocks FEHLMAN BROS glassware and vows not to be undersold in China. The message urges readers to call for examination of large stock and bargains.

China Call Mades Belews An Fehlman Bros

Gueningay Falls Into Quiet Decline

Fragmentary report notes fall and opening of something near Gueningay with uncertain timing and minimal details. read as a local change in progress awaiting clarification.

W C T U Year in Review at Warren District

The W C T U reports a year of 20 business and 10 mothers meetings. Activities include a basket picnic at Lacy farm, hospital visits with flowers, library book donations, teacher outreach, 18,492 pages of literature distributed, nine new members, and total receipts of 192.95 with expenditures of 173.08.

Union Loyal Legion Pleasant R. R J. A. Eichenberg

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Sept 29 1897

Real estate transfers show Thos Kay and wife selling to Chas H Kay etc Freehold for 1. Sam Palmer and wife to the same Sugar Grove 609. Ida B Sears et al to Lenora C Hough Farmington 1. Jennie E McConnell et al to Mary Powell Pittsfield 800. H J Woodin and wife to Chas H Kay Youngsville 1532.50. John D Mead and wife to same Youngsville 30. Susan Wade et al to same Youngsville 3409. Great Nat Pet Co to John Sheldon Brokenstraw 1050. Ernest Highhouse et al to Pauline F Highhouse Pleasant 125. Lucius Markham and wife to Georgianna Carman et al Freehold 850. J Geo Fehlman and wife to John Baldensperger Pleasant was con. Geo J Spade and wife to W D Ridelsperger ext Conenango 800. Christ A Johnson and wife to Peter Simonsen Warren 1.

Thos. Kay Chas H. Kay Freehold Sam’ Palmer Same Sugar Grove Ida B. Sears Lenora C. Houghnot Farmington Jennie E. McConnell Mary Powell Pittsfield H. J. Woodin Youngsville John D. Mead Susan Wade Etal Great Nat. Pet. Co John Sheldon Brokenstraw Ernest Highhouse Pauline F. Highhouse Pleasant Lucius Markham Georgianna Carman J. Geo. Fehlman John Baldensperger Con Geo. J. Spade W. D. Ridelsperger Conenango Christ. A. Johnson Peter Simonsen Warren

Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure

The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It asserts internal use cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any uncured case. Includes testimonials and dealer notice.

Hall F.J. Cheney& CO Toledo

Mrs Casemere's Repair Shop Delivers First Class Work

When you want clothes repaired visit Mrs Casemere's next hallway to the MAIL office. Her prices are low and her workmanship is first class. She sews rips and places patches so garments look better than new. Call 305 Second St.

W C Rowland & Sons Wallpaper Stock in Warren

W C Rowland and Sons announce the largest and most complete wallpaper stock in Warren with constantly updated designs. Customers are advised to examine the collection before purchasing at the Exchange block location.

W.C. Rowland & Sons Warren W.C Rowland & Sons Exchange

Empire State Express via D A V P R R

The D A V P R R advertises as the best route to the East or West with direct connections at Buffalo to the Empire State Express for Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and New York. Tickets available from D A V P R R agents.

Buffalo Empire State Express New York Central Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany New York

Cure for Weak Stomach Trusted by Druggists

A sensational ad proclaims South American Nervine cures all stomach weakness and nerves, promising immediate relief without failure. It claims universal efficacy and happiness, sold by Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania.

Hertzel & Saner Warren, Pa

Carpet Cleaning Service Advertise Prompt Attention

Penfield Carpet Cleaning operated in the rear of Mansion House with E W Sealy as manager. They clean and lay carpets with a satisfaction guarantee and take orders via multiple local businesses including A Sion House, A A Davis Co, Warren Steam Laundry, Riwa Stevens Rogers block, and J S Bayer on Water Street.

Penfield Mansion House E. W. Sealy Perect Asion House A. A. Davis & Co Second Street Warren Steam Laundry Penna. Ave Riwa & Stevens Rogers Block J. S. Bayer Water Street

CaLton Keller Tailor Promotes Winter Overcoats

Local tailor CaLton Keller urges customers to prepare for winter by choosing new overcoats and updated suitings as styles shift into the season. The message emphasizes timely fittings and the latest cuts to ensure a polished wardrobe.

CaLton Keller

For SaLE A Franklin type-writer in good condition

A Franklin type writer is offered in good condition at a low price. Interested buyers are instructed to inquire at the Malt office for details and availability.

Franklin

Glassware Prices and Stock On Display

Call to view our large and beautiful stock of glassware and obtain current prices.

Opening for Ladies at Kertcher's This Thursday

All ladies are requested to call at our opening on Thursday October 7 at Kertcher's to view the new offerings and meet staff.

Kertcher’s

Wrightsville and Irvington Local Highlights in Late September

Fresh County News reports on church street bridge letting next Saturday and local movements. Notable items include Coit Wright’s return home after three years, family visits, and Epworth League attendance. School opens in Irvington with full enrollment and updates on residents traveling or visiting relatives, plus local fishing and hunting notes and a warning about unlawful squirrel shooting before October 15.

Wrightsville Church Street Frank Price Coit Wright Glen Coit Calvin Wright Sheffield E. J. Wright S. D. Boone Fern Boone Hallam Anna Minnie, Olie Eunice Wright Nellie Stuart Grape Country Blount Epworth League Sherman League J. F. Higgins Sugar Grove Daniel Gross Youngsville Joseph Sliter Smith Sliter Hamilton M. E E. R. Perkins J. W. Hughes J. W. Richards Corry Stu

Warren's Corn Cure Promoted By East Side Drug Store

Discreet notice touts Warren's Corn Cure as never failing and sold by druggists at 15 cents a bottle. Dixson at East Side Drug and Variety Store advertises pure drug line and guaranteed products with paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, wallpaper, and related novelties.

Warren Dixson East Side Drug and Variety Store

Laxa Tea Ad and Local Goods Promos

Laxa Tea advertises ten herbs for digestive relief with small packs priced at 10 and 25 cents and free samples. Local retailers Keller the Tailor and C Smith & Son's Shoe Store push bargains on overcoats clocks silverware and hat racks. Riverside Fish and Oyster Co. advertises fresh seafood from the corner of Hickory and Third Streets with George Smith as manager.

C. Smith & Son Riverside Fish and Oyster Co Corner Hickory and Third Streets George Smith

European Rulers and Royal Plans Include New Yacht and Abdications

Oldenburg dynasty saved by a son's birth to the hereditary grand duke. Sidi Ali of Tunis plans abdication in favor of his son and a Nice retirement after French protection. King Leopold offers 5000 for a Belgian military history. submissions due January 7, 1901. Siam king visits Hamlet grave during Denmark tour. Victoria to commission a 1.5 million yacht within two years with ceremonial guns only.

Oldenburg Sidi Ali, Bey Tunis Nice le Figaro Leopold Belgium Denmark Siam Hamlet Frederick Victoria Queen Victoria

Pulpit and Pew Across Regions and Faiths

The article notes 47 Catholic churches in Boston and cites religious wealth and staffing figures. It records Canada’s Presbyterian augmentation fund raising a minimum stipend with manse, and screens church value in the US at 680 million dollars with Catholics owning 118 million. England Wales see 10 to 11 million worshipers and 500 people per place of worship, 700 per minister, with about 80,000 sermons preached each Sunday.

Boston Canada Presbyterian Church England Wales

Railways and Transport Developments in 1896 Era

The article notes a Buffalo to Albany electric railroad as a near future possibility. It states Pennsylvania first restricted passenger ticket sales to railroad company agents. An experimental Paris to Beauvais postal train ran at 92 to 36 mph with lower costs. Austria Hungary had 5,737 miles of track with revenue figures: gross 52 million, net 17 million on 570 million invested.

Buffalo Albany Pennsylvania Paris Beauvais Austria Hungary

The Candidate's Pledge and Other Odd Notes

A string of quirky lines and remarks from the era includes a floriculturist naming a hybrid The Candidate's Pledge, casual gossip on church hypocrites, a joke about a wheelwoman, an antidote advertisement for Dr E Detchon's Anti Diuretic, and a miner’s prideful frontier spirit as a pioneer who struck 30 years ago and never gave in.

E. Detchon Noyes Warren Philadelphia Record

Warren's Corn Care Advertisement Note

Easy to Use. Warren's Corn Care is easy to use and will not sell the finest hose. Sold at all druggists at 15 cents a bottle. TRE best and latest in Millinery and

Warren

Beekeeping Tips for Winter Prep and Honey Quality

The St. Louis Republic advises 30 pounds of stores per hive for wintering, warns dampness from poor ventilation, and notes granulation signals purity. Move colonies before cold weather, avoid weak winter quarters, use clean unbleached wax, store comb honey warm, and price by grade. Replace nonprolific queens promptly.

St. Louis Republic

Remedies From Ruth Hall On Home Health Tips

Night sweats get sage tea and hot water bottles soothe stomach pains with tincture of amica or ginger. For throat tickle gargle with salt water. for nasal cold snuff borax. for cut artery tie a cord or handkerchief toward the heart. Pneumonia signs use hot water bottles on hands knees and feet. Neuralgia relief uses wet alcohol cloths or paregoric with a hot bottle.

Ruth Hall Good Housekeeping

Women News Snippets Spark Modern Views

A collection of satirical lines from Chicago News Washington Democrat Atchison Globe Cleveland Plain Dealer and Philadelphia Times comments on women’s money fashion and social behavior. The quips touch on spending independence dress code chaperones and public perception in a brisk provincial tone.

Chicago News Washington Democrat Atchison Globe Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Times

Jewelry Conceptions Spark Color in Modern Gems

Elsie Bee notes that combinations of colored stones in platinum jewels appeal to fashion buyers. Diamond brooches with Persian motifs, cabochon stones in rings, and a dove olive branch design highlight current trends. Emerald demand remains strong with premium prices for flawless stones.

Elsie Bee

Marriages Change Hands In Pennsylvania And New York

In Columbus Pennsylvania on September 22 1897 John Dutton and Emma Spencer wed at the bride’s father’s residence with Rev. J W Wilson officiating. In Warren September 29 1897 Charles S Hoag and Josephine C Mathias wed at the Lutheran Parsonage with Rev A B Markley. In Warren September 25 1897 Lennet Clark and Jennie Mack joined in marriage at the Baptist parsonage with Rev A J Ivey. In Jamestown New York September 22 1897 Fred Smith and Nina Peterson married as Justice Mahoney presiding. In Dunkirk New York September 23 1897 James Walters and Rosamond L Connelly wed with Rev Gustave Rueckert officiating.

Charles S. Hoag Josephine C. Mathias Warren Clark—Mack A. J. Ivey The Baptist Parsonage Lennet Clark Jennie Mack Warren Smith—Peterson Jamestown N. Y E. P. Mahoney J.P Fred Smith Russell, Pa Nina Peterson Scandia Watters—Connelly Dunkirk Gustave Rueckert James Walters North Clarendon Rosamond L. Connelly Pleasantville

Obituaries From Warren Area Dated 1897 Notices

Infant daughter of Lieut and Mrs L M Clark of Hazel street died aged 8 months. Funeral held last Monday. Mrs Susan M Knopf died in Warren at 72. Elizabeth Kelly aged nearly 76 buried in Tidioute. Mary Hodges Gates age 77 in Columbus Pa. Emma Pudenz widow of Carl Pudenz died in Erie aged 42.

Hunter's Ten Days Sale Closes Stock Gaps Across Lines

Hunter's announces a ten days sale to reduce stock across all lines with limited price increases in a slow market. Highlights include All-wool Dress Goods 25c to 40 inch wares, 38 inch Early Autumn Goods at 25c, 34 inch Dress Goods in 12 1 4c, table linens 24c, napkins and towels, 1000 yards best outings at 7c, blankets from 48c to 5.50, Factory Flannels at low prices, 30 dozen Ladies' Wests at 18c each or three for 50c.

Rio Java Japan

Closeout sale offers bulk curtains and garments

To Close, Must be Sold. Sixty pairs Lace Curtains and eighteen ladies gasamers close at reduced prices. Corsets and shirts offered at deep discounts. Spreads and chenille curtains marked down by about twenty percent. Multiple fabric items promise clearance savings across 10-4 white spreads and rugs.

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