Miscellaneous Warren County Attorneys and Professionals
A dense list of Warren Pa professionals includes attorneys at law doctors surgeons and a chemist with offices on Second Street Liberty Street Spring Street Front Street and other local blocks. Notable names include Osmer Dale Freeman Hurray Davies Beach Hoffman Wetmore Noyes Hinchaley Dinsmore Cable Leonard Mull Danforth Ball Thompson Gurie Byles Preston Stewart Wilbur Greaves and a barber Gus Mull.
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Drs. dl. Davies
Uactathic
Paygcian Ren
Ani Real Dence
Liberty
Mixtte Bapilet Church
Resic
G. W Btone
H. E. Browe
Salable Wetmore
Noyes & Hincaley
Second Street
Attorneys At Law
Warren
Johnson’s Exchange
B.D. Wetmore
Christian Smith
Boatot
First National Munk
Vielitt
D. Hinceley
Ee of the Peace
Irvington
Dinskoor & Cable
Ateorueya
Water Street
Scofield
Dinsmoue
CABLE
Guturie & Byles
Atismera
Spring Street
Snot
Titusville
Crawford
Venango
Erie
Forest Counties
Cura
Wilbur & Schuur
A At Law
Alices
Front Street
Postellice
Wilbur
Time Table Takes Effect January 5, 1882
Bankirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsby announces new timetable with service changes effective Saturday January 5 1882. Details indicate revised schedules affecting routes through Bankirk and Pittsby with adjusted departure times and potential minor alterations to connections.
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P. At
Gambetta Dead at Close of 1882 in Paris
Leon Gambetta died five minutes before year end 1882 after a life of promise and public leadership. Born Cahors April 2 1838 the son of humble Italian parents, he rose as a powerful orator in Paris politics. He was nearly blind in childhood from an accident, studied law, and became a famed democratic figure and relentless critic of the Empire. He left behind papers Republique Francaise and La Petite Republique and died near Paris at Ville dAvry.
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Leon Gambetta
Cahors
France
Montauban
Lycee of Cahors
Paris
Tie
Mile
Massahie
Gambetta
Belleville
Corps Legislatift
Srere
M. Dufaure
Richelieu
Colbert
Germany
MM. Gambetta
Ville dAvry
Reform Sparkles On Capital Officials In New Year
Regular Ledger correspondent notes a wave of reform zeal in Washington with officials embracing economy and duty. Treasury vows strict enforcement, while Postmaster General and Interior head remain unreformed, clerk morale improves under new rules. The piece questions attendance and political activity in higher offices as Congress debates binding reforms.
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Secor Robeson
Senate
Senator Hoar
Jellyby
Treasury Department
Lincoln
Secretary of the Interior
Raum
Internal Revenue
Davis
Ilinois
Congress
Fuber
Baum
Blaine
William E. Chandler
Tate
Euesset
Chandler
Ate
Rotary
Navy
Arthur
Senatorial Patronage Shaped by Corporate Interests
A veteran corporate lawyer quips that opposition to adverse rail legislation is futile, as senators slow to act and often beholden to railroad interests. He notes a moral hazard in elevating corporate lawyers to Senate and Supreme Court, while contrasting Chinese legation youth studying English with future officials learning duties of public life. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes toward governance and foreign relations.
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Comfes
Senate
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Ralroads
Kin-Tan
Tin Sin
Professor Young
Professor Yeung
Life in the Metrovolis Gay Season and Gatekeeping
New York society hums through a frosty January as weddings and church ceremonies surge. Jay Gould spurs controversy by midnight train cuts on the Sixth Avenue elevated line, upsetting thousands and affecting theatergoers and newspaper staff alike.
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New York
Metropolis
Knickerbocker Club
Jay Gould
Sixth Avenue
Gould
Field
Andre
Millionaire
George
Modjeska
Camille
Ijle
The West Shore Line Rivalry Promises Public Benefit
A spectator notes the West Shore Hudson River Railroad as a bold, well built competitor to Vanderbilts Hudson River line. The observer cites strong capital, large freight car orders, and superior track, arguing it could outpace rivals and expand capacity despite Central’s current cash advantage.
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Vanderbilt
Hudson River Railroad
West Shore
Hudson River Line
America
Democratic Rules for State Central Committee Adopted in 1883 Harrisburg
The Democratic state central committee seats are apportioned by county, with extra members for counties with multiple senators. An annual meeting in Harrisburg on the third Monday in January elects a chairman, permanent secretary, and an executive committee. Delegates to the state convention are based on votes from the last gubernatorial election, with minimum one delegate per district, effective January 1893.
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Harrisburg
State Central Committee
State Executive Committee
State Committee
Convcnion
Democratic State Committee
Balton
A Blessing in the Midst of Suffering in Pittsburg
A patient endured intense joint pain fever and rapid decline to a skeleton like state. Doctors in Pittsburgh warned of imminent fetal paralysis and then told his mother there was no hope. The narrative notes Peruana’s six week age and references Dr Cartman’s works.
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Pittsburgh
Lincoln Curtis
Cartmans
Hollow horn blamed on fever not a disease
A New York writer argues hollow horn is not a disease. He notes cattle with cold dama may show a symptom rather than illness. If horns are abnormal, investigate other causes such as fever or indigestion and remove the cause to restore normal horn condition.
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New York
Indiana Supreme Court Says Sleeping Car Co Not Liable Carrier
The Indiana Supreme Court held that a sleeping car company is not liable as a common carrier or innkeeper for thefts. Baligonte will provide grounds for the recovery of damages in this ruling.
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Supreme Court of Indiana
Lai Ceper
Ibtees
Baligonte
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G Trunkey
Asterpay
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Warren, Pa
MW. Orr
Clarendon, Pa
Waxelbamum Block
William Swanson
Odice
Sohnson
Exchange
Olmer, Dale & Freeman
Rice
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
J. A. Osues
Wow
Date
L. A. Freeman
P. ¥. Hurray
Merck & Co
F. P. Olney
George H. Leonhard
Deaistin
Garver House
Gus Mull
First National Bank
J.D. Danforth
Dannel
Variety Hall
Ki A
Ball & Thompson
Astorneys
Gulice
Beatty Flock
C. 0. Thompson
Dist
E. D. Preston
M. D
Third and Liberty
Thos, Bell's
High Street
BRS
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Tear Hickory
WU. A. Greaves
Podzait Feinter
Brock
Episcopal Church
Tae
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G.m.ipm
Lre -Dunkir
Fredonia
Laoua
Nortons
Skidmore
Sinclairville
Erma
Rosa Bull
Falconer
Fentonvil Frewaburg
Sale
Il Ackley
North Warren
Russollburg
Jackson
Rrineton
Pittsfield
Gatland
Star
Ant Titusvil Taj
Thayer
Lake Ore Road
Dunkirk
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Clarendon
Garfield
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Bradford
Oil City
Garfeld
P. E. Jjepp
Lad
Wood
The
Republique Francaise
la Petite Republique
M. Gambetta
Tile National Capital
Wasurseros
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