Miscellaneous business cards for Warren attorneys
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS CARDS. 1 NEILL, Attorney at Law, Warren, Pa. Office in New Exchange Block, over Leonhart Bros.' harness shop. ORR & DUNKELE, Attorneys at Law, Warren, Pa. Office in Scofield block, N. M.
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Neill
Warren, Pa
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
ORR & Dunkele, Attorneys At Law
Scofield Block
N. M
W. G. Trunkey
Fice
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Warren
If Orr
Glarendon, Pa
Waxelbaum Block
Ail Elam Swanson
at-Law
Jahnson
A Aprtetr
oS _ OLMER
Dale & Freeman
Attorness-at-law
Liberty Street
J. H. Gixzr
W.w.datz
L. A. Freresan
C. H. Hoffman
Law
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
A . Brown & Stone
First National Bank
BROWN
W. Stone
H. EB. Brown
F. Polney
Ice of the Peace
Ineton
Dinsloor & Cable
Water Street
Oas
Guthrie & Byles
Lay
Sprig Street
Mensville
Crawford
Venanse
Hoe
Forest Counties
Wilbur & Schnur
Jorneys
Fiunt Street
Postoffice
W. Wilbur
Teaberry Breath Freshener and Digestive Aid Ad
Fragment shows an old advertisement for Teaberry breath freshener claiming to cure dyspepsia and indigestion. It touts liver relief, improved digestion, and renewed energy with a 10 cent sample offer. The copy uses period marketing language typical of vintage ads.
From the National Capital A Capitol Life of Judges and Presidents
Washington correspondence notes ongoing Supreme Court activity with nine justices drafting opinions. President Arthur plans family dinners, cottage stays, and coastal trips including Newport and Yosemite. The Willard Bartlett dinner sparked health concerns. The star route trial yielded a surprise not guilty verdict, contrasted with ongoing public corruption scrutiny. Representative Storiz faced mixed reception in Warren, while Shortt earns cautious praise for steady service.
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Supreme Court
Capitol
Arthur
Willard Bartlett
New York
Savannah
Newport
Dispatch
Mount Desert
Canadian
Yosemite Valley
Richard Merrick
Bliss
Merrick
ENGLAND'S PRIDE QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER SHARED DESTINY
Queen Victoria, born 1819 at Kensington, ruled Britain for forty three years with public and private grace. Her marriage to Albert produced nine children and deepened national prosperity. Recent dispatches warn of failing health and possible abdication in favor of the Prince Regent, signaling a major shift in government.
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Victoria Alexander Guelph
Ireland
India
Edward, Duke of Kent
George II
Victoria Mary Louisa
Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield
Germany
Kensington Palace
England
Duchess of Northumberland
United Kingdom
William IV
Victoria
Great Britaan
Westminister Abbey
Albert
Prince of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Ernest
Duchess of Kent
Prince Albert
Prince Consort
The Republican Party Must Go, The Sun On Grant-Era Misrule
The Star route defendants were Republicans and prosecuted under a Republican era system. The article accuses the Grant administration of widespread corruption across many departments, citing rings in treasury, navy, post office, and more, with indictments and interferences by the White House. It denounces a long pattern of theft, fraud, and attempts at a third term, urging reform and purification of public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
White House
Babcock
Gen
Credit Mobiler
Freedman’s Bank
Secor Robeson
Ringsters
Treasury
Mayes
Sherman
Navy Department
Sun
Cobham Notes Itch and Gossip From June 19 1888
Cobham and vicinity report quiet times after a playful tale of pursuit and capture involving Constable Siggins of Youngsville. local happenings include land sales by Cobham junction, Charley Rose's impending marriage, and school progress under Miss Lola Connelly.
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the Ledger
Kate
Jacob Conroaa
Charley Rose
Darral
Fred
George McKean
Lola Connelly
Jim
Opinion on the Nutt case and Ohio politics at play
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph condemns vengeance and urges legal due process for young Nutt, urging the Executive to ensure proper homicide charges. It notes the Dukes acquittal limits and warns against political meddling by prohibitionists who boost their state ticket and back Governor Foster’s opponents, as observed by the Philadelphia Times.
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Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Nutt
Dukes
Commonwealth
Young Nutt
Young Nuit
Ipesedt
Ohio
Republican Party
Foster
Phil. Times
Special council meeting at Warnes June 18 1888
Proceedings report nuisance abatement requests near Thomas Keeler and A S Dalrymple. Appointments include pound master in eastern district and proposed pound site in western town. Fire department and building committees report equipment plans. Special police power granted for local factories. Gas pipe proposal reviewed. Bridge talks with Glade road commissioners. Bond collection for glycerine case. Resignation of James Brown accepted. Niagara hose company funding approved. Building bans on wood structures along Liberty and adjacent streets.
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Health Committee
Oe Ee Ae
Henry Cobhim
Philip Bugler
Fire Department
S. H. Davis
James Clark
L. D. Wetmore & Co
Struthers, Wells & Co
Liberty Street
Hook and Ladder
August Merck
Hook and Ladder Company
Ma, Koot
F. P. Uays
Glade Township
Glade
Geonhart
Bridge Company
Glade Road Commissioners
Jacob Eysinger
James Brown
M. Cogswell
Niagara Hose Company
Dunkirk
High Street
Second
Third Street
Hickory Street
Liberty, Third, Hickory, Water
Second Streets
Curious Root Resembles Female Figure Worthy of Barnum
Haymaker resident E L Barnum found a two and a half foot root near Kin zua Junction shaped like a female figure with a misformed head and missing arm. The Olean Times reports it as a natural curiosity with theories ranging from a hoax to a relic of unknown origin.
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E. L. Barnum
Kinzua Junction
Olean Times
Barnum
Earth
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J. W. Dunkle
J. M. Davies
Wetmore
Noyes & Binceley
Low Johnson
Bincelet
Christian Smith
Erin Reais
Stoes
Letther
Findinga
Ign
Kirst
Agef
Jas
CABLE
J.D. Danforth
Ball & Thompson
Ab Kaw
Beatty Lock
C. O. Thompson
Dist
E. D Preston
S. D
Third
Lasally Streets
Ilos
Bell's
Beverdy B. Stlwart
Ofice
Mack Iy
Richard B. Stewart
A. J. Davis
Secona
Witherts Streets
B. Vaughe
Main Street
Corry
Bben Ford Post
G. A.B
Shases Af Co
G. W. Kinnear
Jw, H. Taylor
WM. Schnur
WM. A. Greaves
Krait Panta
Hall
Episcopal Church
I:fe
Deceasd
Washmeton, D. C
How. C
Storiz
Ife
Queen Victoria
Cobham and Vicinity
Coznam
Council Proceedings
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