Warren Pa Lawyers and Businesses Directory
Warren listings show SAM T NEILL ORR DUNKLE and many attorneys at law with offices in Warren Pa. Also surgeons physicians and a portrait painter. Notable names include J Cable J Danforth E Preston Guthrie Byles Wilbur Greaves and others in Warren with offices on Second Front streets Liberty Street and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam‘l T. Neill
Warren, Pa
Fisher Block
Carver House
ORR & Dunkle, Attorneys At Law
Warren
Scofield Block
N. M. Ore
William Swanson
Johnson’s Exchange Building
Staira
Olmer, Dale
C. H. Hoffman
Second Street
Ite Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
RB. Brown
W. Stone
H. B. Brown
Wetmore
NOYES
Ball & Thompson
Beatty Block
D. I. Ball
Notary Puublic
Guthrie & Byles
Spring Street
Tuunville
Crawford
Venango
Erie
Forest Counties
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
Election Notice for Warren Borough Officers
In accordance with an act of assembly the qualified electors of Warren Borough are notified of an election on February 20 1533 third Tuesday at the corner room Third and Hicory streets to fill burgess town council four seats constable school director two seats assessor judge of election and two inspectors of election. Warren Pa February 5 1835 James Constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Hicory Streets
Warren
Hi. A. Jamieson
R. Dennison
A. W
Co. T. Bottman
Ensilage controversy疑 debate over cattle feed method
The article presents both views on ensilage as cattle feed. It cites Prof Edwards’s farm demonstration and a Bristol correspondent who warns of ruined vitality, poor calves, and high silo costs. It urges cautious, small experiments and cautions against abandoning sun cured hay and stalks hastily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Edwards
Randolph Institute
Bilo
Farmers’ Club of
Chautauqua
Bristol, Conn
Jon Ensilage
Sugar and Bread Costs Highlight Tariff Debate
In a Senate debate on tariff reductions, Mr. Frye of Maine cites factory boarding houses to claim sugar costs families more than bread. He presents statistics from eight Maine boarding houses showing sugar and molasses costs outweigh flour, arguing sugar is a necessity and a tax cut is warranted. Also noted: Morgan of Alabama quotes a fifty million dollar annual sugar tax. An English inventor patents a process to make straw incombustible and suggests cheap straw cottages for the poor.
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Senate
Frye
Maine
Morgan
Alabama
Proclamation in Proceeding for Divorce in Warren County
Anna B Kekman by Peter Johnson sues Henry Eckman in libel for divorce No 63 September term 1582 in Warren County Court of Common Pleas Subpena return null You are required to appear at the Mirw court on the first Monday after the petition and libel to show cause why the libelant should not be divorced from matrimony Sheriff EB A Allen
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Anna B. Kekman
Peter Johnson
Bellant
Henry Eckman
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Subpena
Nihli
Warren
Annie
Eckman
A. Allen
Corydon Township to Borrow Funds for New School House
Notice states Corydon Township school directors will apply to Warren County Court of Common Pleas on March 4, 1983 for authority to borrow $2000 at up to 8 percent interest and issue bonds to finance a new school building. President Joan Williams and Secretary Jos. Brown sign. Fab. 5, 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Corydon Townshge
Joan Williams
T. Jos. Brown
Why Not Paint Your House For $1.95 A Gallon
Ad for paint and painter supplies promoting a pure mixed print ready for use at 1.95 per gallon. Claims equal to any in the market. Mentions Alay Johnson's prepared kalsamine realy for use white lead and various painting materials. L NOYES Druggist and Stationers Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Alay Johnson
Noyes
Warren
MEN OF THE HOUR: JEREMIAH 8 BLACK, A PEN OF STATESMAN
Jeremiah 8 Black, born January 10 1810 in Somerset County Pennsylvania, rose from lawyer to judge to chief justice of Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He served as attorney general and secretary of state under Buchanan and remains a frequently quoted public figure known for Democratic views and sharp constitutional analysis.
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Jeremiah 8
Black
Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Buchanan
United States
Bradford Items and Local Celebrations in 1883
Bradfordians expect rain and flood as heavy snow covers hills. Chinese New Year supper for 300 guests shows festive enterprise with fruits and self-made cakes. Star newspaper topics focus on private teachers and local gossip. Bridge wreckage is being rebuilt. Fisk Jubilee Singers perform to full Baptist Church crowds.
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Bradford
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Baptist Church
County Gossip Highlights Odd Town News
The column notes minor flood damage with a few planks lost by local residents and scattered bark along the river. It reports several humorous incidents including an owl entering a kitchen and a post office mishap, then comments on seasonal labor and a local cheese maker’s optimistic outlook for summer.
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Jake
National Capital Briefs on Tariff Talks and Senate Views
Regular Ledger correspondent reports a bloc of protectionists seeking an early session to influence a tariff revision amid looming industrial distress. They condemned the previous debate tactics while noting clerical pension adoptions and rising treasury costs. Senator Lamar’s strong tariff speech drew praise. Secretary Folger faces Belmont’s sharp charges, and Windom’s political position wanes as his Washington residence shapes public perception.
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Congress
Senate
Lamar
Mississippi
Folger
Ferry Belmont
Belmont
Treasury Department
Treasury
War
Bureau of Statistics
Nimmo
Sonye
Windom
Blaine
Chicago
Knight
Washington
United States
Destri Vive Flood Rages Across Ohio River Towns
Destructive flood sweeps multiple river towns with water rising rapidly and widespread damage. Land 1-2 Ru reports 63 feet 7.5 inches, evacuations, rail and bridge access limited, relief funds pledged by chamber of commerce, 2000 workers displaced, Shipping Port and Portland badly flooded with 1800 homeless. Kentucky and Indiana cities hit hard with water in streets, prisons, factories, and ruins. widespread loss and ongoing danger.
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Crvemsyari
Second Street
Front Street
Newport
Chamber of Commerce
Gerke & Lippelman
Fourth
Portland
Shipping Port
Louisville
Water Street
Frankfort
Kentucky
Madison
Ind
Wueetiwe
New Ausayy
Evansville
Henderson
Lawrenceburg
What Labor Demands
Was nixdros Feb 12 Frank K Foster secretary of the Federation of Trade and and Labors Unions of Massachusetts testifies before the senate committee on education and labor. He cites blacklisting in New England mills harming workers active in unions and cites the Pacific Mills strike at Lawrence. He urges a national labor statistics bureau boards of arbitration enforcement of the eight hour law abolition of child labor repeal of conspiracy laws and end to convict labor contracts. Louise Montagne former Gem theater favorite promoted then rewarded only 150 of 14000 from Forepaugh after failed contract. she may lecture now.
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Wasnixdros
Frank K. Foster
Federation of Trade and and Labors Unions
Massachusetts
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
New England
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Foster
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Louise Montagne
Gem
Louise
Also Mentioned on This Page
J, W. Dunkle
W. G. Trunkey
Alice With Osmer
Kale & Freeman
Scofield
N. M. Orr
Clarendon, Pa
Waxelbaum Block
P. V. Murray
Morck & Co
DE. J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Christian Smith
Dank
P. Olney
Con
JAS. Cable
J.D. Danforth
Variety Hall
Warren, Fs
G. C. Thompson
Dist
E. D. Preston
Liberty Streets
Thos, Bell's
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
War Hickory
Scanur
WM. A. Greaves
Ball's Creek
Episcopal Church
Deceasd Friend
Ge. Warren
James
Constable
Ensilage
S. Ashworth
Susan Rice
MEN OF the Hour
Jeremiah
Cobnam
Wasuixetos, D. C
Destri
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