Miscellaneous Business Cards and Local Attorneys
A long list of Warren Pa attorneys and professionals appears in this page segment including Orr and Dunele, N M Orr, W G Truney, Ol mer Dale Freeman, J Osmek, and others. The notices indicate offices in Fisher Block, Liberty Street, Second Street, and Warren Savings Bank vicinity with doctors and a barber also listed. A National Capital Dispatch from June 1 1883 discusses Secretary Teller and Congress over land grants to railroads, noting ongoing disputes and possible implications for public lands and private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hoffman
Warren
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Yppe Brown & Stone
First National Bank
BR. Brown
O. W. Stone
Wasarseron
D. C
the Ledger
Secretary of the Interior
Henry George
Teller
Central Pacific Railway
Supreme Court
Congress
Geo. W. Julian
North American Review
Julian
Coosa
Chattanooga
Pensacola and Georgia Railroad
St Louis and
Iron Mountain Railroad
Men of the Hotr Henry W Shaw Josh Billings Profile
A detailed portrait of Henry W. Shaw known as Josh Billings. Traces his lineage political ties and family background. Describes his frontier life in 1834, shift to phonetic spelling, and rise to literary success with earnings from New York Weekly and a flood of features. Notes his moral character home life and daily habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Shaw
Josh Billings
Auminax
Congress
Henry Clay
Lanesboro
Berkshire County
Mass
Poughkeepsie
Artemus Ward
New York Weekly
Cobham and Vicinity Letter Attacks Local Gossip
To the Editor of the Ledger a letter denounces a woman calling herself Kate for accusing Jim of stealing neighbors fish. It claims Kate misleads about Davy Hill Sunday School and M S H mill, mentions Cobham squatters, a pig pen project, a planned road issue, and notes Andy praising Etta, Mabie and Hunter installing a new boiler, and Miss Loly Connelly set to teach starting Monday the 11th Oxp Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ledger
Kate
Jim
Davy Hill
Cobham
A.C. W
Andy
Etta
Mabie & Hunter
Teaberry breath and teeth tonic promises health
The ad touts Teaberry as a fragrant breath freshener and teeth aid, claiming it cures dyspepsia and indigestion. It describes Zopesa as a gentle purgative that tones the liver, clears surplus bile, and reinvigorates digestion for better health and energy. A sample is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zopesa
Carpet Weaving Goes To Job Printing At Warres Lederer
In the archival notice, Warres Lederer announces a job printing related to carpet weaving. The brief item notes a shift toward printing work, with emphasis on the carpet weaving topic and the involved party Warres Lederer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. i Esler
Warren County
The
Warres Lederer
Public Service Pay and Patronage Critique
A Phil Record critique argues that excess office seekers and overpay distort public service. It contends underpayment drives spoils, demanding merit over wages, noting women and unfit workers fill clerical roles when better pay draws skilled labor. It cites judges and presidents as examples of misaligned compensation.
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Phil
The Runaway disaster corrected and Carlyle note
A corrected account of a Decoration Day runaway near Jamestown debunks accusations of drunken racing by Warren youths and explains the true cause. It reiterates Carlyle’s past struggle with faith, then links to tariff driven wage pressures and rising poverty. The piece preserves local tone and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jamestown
Catlin
Backdown in Dodge City Law and Order Crisis
Dodge City Kansas June 4 trouble flares as noted killers led by Wyatt Earp and "Shotgun" Collins arrive in town. Luke Short and Bat Masterson supposedly en route. Myst erious Dave Mather sworn as assistant marshal. Citizens demand visiting thugs leave by 10 pm or gambling ends. Short may return on bond. open letter to him drafted. Mayor Degers backs down to avoid open conflict and bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Bat” Masterson
Dave
Dave Mather
Law and Order
Jack Bridges
Robert M. Weight
Harris
Citizens Committee
Short
Degers
A Mighty Mean Swindle Swindled 25 Immigrant Women
Twenty five young English and Swedish immigrant women, sent from New York by White & Senstedt, arrived in Saratoga expecting hotel and boarding house positions. They paid $1 for broking and $3.50 for boat and car fare, and learned no berths or meals were secured. Police were notified after arriving hungry. ex-Alderman Mitchel assisted, and Hoyt ordered temporary hospitality at the New York hotel until private placements were found that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
New York
White & Senstedt
Senstedt
Mitchel
Hoyt
Another Supercilious English Man
Glimpse a forlorn American ideal where endless turkey and pumpkin pie crowd out arts and thinkers. A society obsessed with coin, distilling, fashionable excess, and endless political spectacles, devoid of painters, poets, musicians, or rare minds.
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Cornhill Magazine
Grand Army urged to expose pension frauds at Bradford
Colonel McClure calls on the Grand Army of the Republic to weed out pension frauds as the government prepares a full list of pensioners. He urges honest veterans to expose scammers who profit from federal bounty. A Philadelphia incident reports Chinamen on a new cable streetcar reacting to hoses, with humorous pidgin exchanges as the car moves off.
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McClure
Bradford
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Philadelphia
Ex Senator Simon Cameron Visits Governor Pattison
Ex senator Simon Cameron visited Governor Pattison on Saturday and commended him for the success of his administration and the discretion shown in the exercise of the veto power.
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Simon Cameron Y
Pattison
Larrisburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Neill
Warren, Pa
Fisher Block
Carver House
Fice
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Iee
N. M. Orr
Clarendon
Waxelbaum Block
William Swanson
Tohuaonsuitt Exchange Building
Feepeg Rr
Olmer, Dale & Freeman
Geofield
Liberty Street
J. J. Osmek
W. Dam
L.A. Freem
P. V. Murray
Morck & Co
J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
Christian Smith
Thrat National Bank
Lott
HP Olney
Justice of the Peace
Irvington
Dinsloor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
George H. Leonhart
Gus Mull
J.D. Danforth
Rooma
Variety Hall
Ball & Thompson
Oldham Beatty Block
Ball
Guthrie & Byles
Sprig Street
Titusville
Crawford
Venango
Erie
Forest Counties
E. D Preston
Third and
Laberty Streets
Then
Bell's
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Hichory
Richard B. Stewart
A. J. Davis
Second
Atherty Atrects
Wilbur & Schnur
S At Law
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
WM Schnur
Greaves
Hall
Epiacopal Church
J. W. Dunele
MEN OF
Cobham and Vicinity
Thomas Carlyle
Torenta Globe
Dodge Cit
Dofflans
Gamblers
Simon
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