Various Warren Attorneys and Physicians Advertised
A long list of local professionals appears including Neill and Orr attorneys in Warren and Clarendon, Dr V Murrary and Dr Davies surgeons and physicians, L D Wetmore NOYES Hinckley and Guthrie Byles lawyers, J Danforth dentist, and Gus Mull barber. Several businesses and offices are noted with street locations and blocks, plus commentary on school repairs and local events. Postmaster Geveran Trowe of Wisconsin, a cabinet member and former senator, is noted as deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Attorneys
Warren
Second
Johnson’s Exchange
L. D. Wetmore
C. BH
Noyes
W.d. Hinckles
Christian Smith
Hirst
Etronics Lott
Folger to Forego Public Duties for Health Troubles
There seems to be no doubt but that Secretary Folger will have to forego public business for a time and turn his attention to wooing back his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
Diaz, Ex-President of Mexico, Visits the United States
General Diaz, former president of Mexico born in Oaxaca in 1842, visits the United States. He rose from local education to lead in the 1854 revolution and civil wars, earning fame as a soldier and statesman. He fought French intervention, earned a division generalcy, and played key roles in the revolutions of 1872 and 1876 before two presidential terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diaz
Mexico
Oaxaca
Tie
National Congress
Leonardo Marquez
Gonzales Ortega
Tapia
Peabla
Carbonera
Pueba
Marquez
Gonzales
Republic
Bradford Society Menace to Miss Lead to Fair
Bradford readers are invited to visit the city as Lent ends and spring attractions begin. W A Walker departed for Warren on business of an oily nature. Schonblom family returned home on Kennedy street after six weeks in Florida and other southern cities. Rose Eytinge starred in the Princess of Paris at the Opera House to a full house. The Jersey Lily is booked for May 12. School exams under way with a one week vacation coming Friday. The central event is the firemen's fair in Orphus to replenish funds with raffles and beauty booths. Ladies contribute ornate displays and fancy wares. The fair opened Monday and runs through Thursday April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Swanson
Warren
Justice Lilly
North Warren
Wilmer Atkinson
Farm Journal
Buffalo
Cowden
Miner
Russell
West
Allen
M. Thompson
Warren County
Winona
Minn
Sarah Thompson
Bradford
W. A. Walker
Ilis
Schonblom
Florida
Kennedy Street
Rose Eytinge
Paris
Opera House
Orphus
Pennsylvania
Washington Scene Delights and Dares of Congressmen
Regular correspondence notes many lawmakers linger in Washington and live there with families, not returning soon. It covers Sabin in Minnesota, Fair’s Irish pride, ex Senator Davis's mining wealth, Frelinghuysen’s French stake, and rumors of a wealth-based Senate bar. General Sherman plans a frontier tour with two staff officers and two guests, while Lawrence Barrett praises Washington society and recalls a White House reception with Mrs. McElroy and a Lee connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmeton
D. C
The
Ledger
Washington
Sabin
Minnesota
John A. Logan
Mr. Sabin
United States Senate
M. Tabor
Senator Fair
Nevada
St. Patrick
Davis
West Virginia
Fretinghuysen
Jennings
Moyland
Stock Exchange
General Sherman
Sherman
Montana
Oregon
California
Tourtellotte
Baron
Thut
Waite
Grey
Supreme Court
Lawrence Barret
New York
White House
Barrett
Lee
George B. McClellan
Robert E. Lee
Philadelphia Firm Makes Assignment Without Preferences
Co. P. Marxie & Sons, based in Philadelphia, identified as the largest paper manufacturing firm in Western Pennsylvania, has made an assignment without preferences observed by creditors.
Governor Murray Recounts Confederate Bond Bribe To Stop Woman’s Crying
In a vivid Civil War tale, Governor Eli Murray recalls Sherman’s plan to calm an elderly woman by bribing her hens with Confederate bonds. A captured train carried $4 million in Confederate money, worth two cents on the dollar, funneled into a carpet sack to buy quiet for the guards and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Murray
Utah
Sherman
Atlanta
Infamous Dukes jury noted for questioned literacy and hostility
The Uniontown Republican Standard traced the jurors in the Dukes case, sending signed autograph cards to twelve men. Six responses arrived, four men wrote their names, others signed with marks. Juror Clawson angrily denounced the paper, claiming the jurors were steadfast and should not be punished, while lamenting the jury composition and influence on Fayette county justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes
Uniontown Republican Standard
Amalong
Liston
Bamberry
Knotts
Glawson
Bulsbey
Bumberry
Clawson
Republican Standard
Fayette County
Ancient Prophecies Reissued By New York Sun
The New York Sun notes renewed interest in prophecies after Mother Shipton fables and Wiggins. Nostradamus foretells misfortune for France in 1883 with Alamé tan’s protection while the Compte de Chambord is described as boiteux. Easter on Lady Day prompts a new prophecy about two Sundays in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Mother Shipton
Wiggins
Nostradamus
France
Compte de Chambord
Bnyland
Columbus Urn Planned to Hold Remains Design Bid Sought
In Pirrssurey Pennsylvania on March 25 this afternoon Atterbury and Co glass manufacturers received a letter from San Domingo requesting a glass urn to enclose the dust of Christopher Columbus the discoverer of America. The note asks for a design and cost estimate. Measurements for the urn are given as 17.94 inches by 8.19 inches by 15.5 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrssurey
Messrs
Atterbury & Co
San Domingo
Christopher Columbus
America
Mason case petitions allege illegal sentence and clemency request denied
Secretary Lincolns The petitions for the Mason who shot at Guiteau have invariably asserted that he was illegally sentenced while none have been received asking for clemency on the ground of executive power. Bigelow, counsel for Mason, will file a bill alleging he has not been paid for services and praying for a judgment of 3500 pounds against funds contributed for Mason's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolns
Mason
Guiteau
Bigelow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neill
Warren, Pa
Fisher Block
Carver House
Orr
G& Trunkey
Ffice
Esmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
N. M. Orr
Authensy-at-laws
Clarendon, Pa
Waxelbaum
Jock
William 8
Waneson
Johnson's Exchange Building
uTte
Ra - Osmer
Dale
Pak
P. V. Murray
Merck & Co
Warren, Ps
J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
O. &. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
EB. Brown
G.W Stone
Olney
Tuetice of the Peace
Irvington
Dinsmoor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
George H. Lhonhart
Garver Louse
Varren
Gus Mull
J.D. Danforth
Ball & Thompson
Uslica
Beatty Black
D. J. Ball
Votary Puublic
Guthrie & Byles
Ofice
Spring Street
Litnsvifle
Craneford
Wanaago
Erie
Forest Counties
C. Thomebon
Dist
E. D. Preston
Third
Liberty Streets
Hoa
Beil’s
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Sckory
Richard B. Stewart
Orivy
3. J. Lavis
Wilbur & Schnul
Front Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schuul
A. Greaves
Hall
Episcopal Clurcl
Bro. M
Misses Keys
Clemons
Jewell Hall
Jamestown
Eden
Royal
Arcanums
Judah
Gath
Pex
Geveran Trowe
Arthur
Kenosha
Wis
Wrowe
United States
Wisconsin
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsh
Bottward
Foie Ieee & A
Ae. Mh. A.m
pim/p.m
Pmjp Mis
Lva
Fredonia ML
OUI
Laon
Norton
Kidmores Lo
Castadaga
Moons
Sirvell
Vermont
OB IL CO
Ross Mill
Sid
Falconer
Land
Star
Wet Grand Valle
Dat
Titusville
Ttusville
D. Thayer
G. A. Clule
Glarenston
Underwood’s
Metsimont
Wood's Mill
Garfield
Ar Ve
Garfie
Swoud'’S Mill
McGalmont
Gaindwood’s
Wee LA
Clarendon
Arriv
Almosy
Taare
P & EB
Oil City
Titus
Ville
G ‘Field
Jeppi
A. D. Wood
MEN OF the Hour
Sharuspeare
Porfirio Dlaz
Chris
Colombo
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