Hotel Struthers Reopens With Modern Interiors in Warren
The Hotel Struthers in Warren, formerly the Warren house, has been rebuilt and refitted as a near new establishment. N H Harris purchased stock five weeks ago and has transformed the building with new offices, a glass frontage, steam heating, and extensive interior decorations by Prof. A. B. Swift, featuring asbestos stucco work and antique oak woodwork. Directors plan 60 rooms on two floors, all renovated with new furnishings, bathrooms, and a redesigned dining room regarded as among the finest in the region. Siggins Bros. livery will handle passenger and baggage transport to and from depots.
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Struthers
Warren
Warren House
N. H. Harris
Water Street Hall
A. B. Swift
Swift
Scott’s
Pennsylvania
Siggins Bros
Harris
Wilcox
Erie hotel praised for best table and reputation
A Corry Flyer report notes Moore House in Erie city maintains top hotel status and Hetel Struthers is expected to rank among the state’s first. It profiles Mrs. Chas Lease of Kansas, a St Marys native, and her sister Mrs Platner recounting Mary KE Clyens Lease’s education, marriage, Kansas move, and law career beginning in 1885.
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Chas, Lease
United States Senate
St. Marys
Platner
Second Avenue
Corry
John Clyens
Mary KE. Clyens
Erie Herald
Farmers Club Dec 31 1892 Meeting Adopts Relic Display
The Warren County Farmers Club held a Saturday afternoon meeting in the court house and planned a revival meeting for December 31 1892. Members urged road reform discussed plowing needs for heavy clay and light gravel soils and decided to collect relics and curiosities for exhibition.
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Court House
Tiwan
Farmers’ Club
Lott
Messrs
W. B. Acocks
Walis Cowan
B. G. Morrison
B. F. Morris
Capitan
W. J. Alexander
New Road League
Warren
Warren County Farmers’ Club
A Magnanimous Action From the Moorish Garden
A young Spaniard fleeing justice for killing a Moorish nobleman seeks shelter in a Moor’s garden. The Moor, moved by mercy, hides him and promises aid at midnight. After learning the killer is his son’s murderer, the Moor spares him, guiding the Spaniard to a horse and telling him to flee under night. He trusts divine justice will judge the crime.
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Aleof Moor
Tax List Rules and Rates for Warren County Assessors
County commissioners issue full instructions to assessors to tax real and personal property, business inventories, and other taxable items at legislated rates. The document lists property classes, guidance on valuations, and occupation tax classes with specified rates, detailing how to assess individuals and corporations uniformly for state and county purposes.
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Warren County
CLARS
Clabs
Commonwealth of the United States
Supreme Court
Report on Sabbath Observance in Warren County 1891 1892
Superintendent Lane presents Warren County Sabbath Observance work for 1891 1892 to the annual convention. She details petitions about Sunday gates at the World’s Fair, responses from unions, number of signers about two hundred sixty, sermons and prayer meetings, literature distributed, and hopes for greater effort in 1893.
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Warren County
Tidivute
Pittefield
Ada Shaw
W.C. T.U
Garland
North Warren
Christian Temperance Union
Jacob
The Power of Man An Section Bet of 1824 Warren Men
A rediscovered essay on human power and potential argues that mental cultivation and moral virtue broaden influence across society. It cites Solon, Hannibal, Washington, and Bonaparte to illustrate leadership's reach, then lauds humanity's control of nature through invention and science. The piece ends noting a Jackson election memorandum found with the papers.
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Warren
Wm. S Parmles
Mina
Solon
Spartians
Hanibal
Washington
Jupiter
Parwire
Andrew Jackson
Things of Interest to Home Seekers in Warren
A mixture of notices describes a political wager on Andrew Jackson and a travel piece about the San Luis Valley in Colorado. The travel article, by D. A. Samugieon of Warren, details Antonito and Conejos, the Toltec Canal Company, irrigation, rail connections, towns like Manassa La Javea Mosca and Alamosa, and notes abundant artesian wells and fertile soil with freedom to homestead on government lands under Homestead and Desert Land laws.
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San Lewes Valley
Colorado
San Louis
San Louis Valley
A. G. McIntyre
Toltec Canal Compny
Anonite
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Durango
Silverton
Santa Fe Northern
Lapee & Branch
Espanola
New Mexico
Antonito
San Antoni
Antoni
Conejos
Denver and
Tito Grande
Conejos County
Manassa
la Javea
Mosca
Alamosa
Tultec Canal Company
Toltec Canal Company
Seta
D. A. Samugieon
Warren
December Cosmopolitan features and offers
The December Cosmopolitan highlights Sir Edwin Arnold likely as next poet laureate with an entertaining article on a Japanese Watering Place. It includes seven Tennyson portraits and views of his home, plus works by Gorman Talstead and Roosevelt. A major feature is twenty four portraits of Parisian journalists and a double frontispiece pairing The Conquerors and The Conquered. It announces 150000 copies for January and free scholarships at Yale, Harvard, Vassar and other institutions with application pamphlets.
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Sir Edwin Arnold
Tennyson
Tomas Gorman
Murat Talstead
Hermann
Theodore Rosevelt
Maurice Thompson
Fritel
Paris
Anton Dietrich
Cosmopolitan
Yale
Vassar
Harvard
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Kansas
Erie County
the Farmer's Club
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