Warren Pa lawyers and services listed in business cards
A compilation of miscellaneous business cards from Warren Pa and nearby towns listing attorneys at law such as Neill Gilice Dunele Orr Swan son Dr Davies and others with office addresses on Liberty Street Second Street Scofield Block and Johnson's Exchange building. An Exchange Hotel advertisement promotes Zopesa liver regulator claims for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill
Warren
Gilice
New Exchange
Lesak
Bios
Trunkey
Usmer, Dale & Freeman
Raese Scofield
If Orr
Clarendon
Ullice
Waxerbaum Block
William Swanson
Oince
Johnson's Exchange
Up-Stans
Nitt Shen Ieee
O. H. Rofpman
Oflice
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank
BR. Brown
C. W. Stone
Johnson
Exch
L. D. Wetmore
C. H. Noyes
W.D. Hinckley
Christian Smith
Kirst National Lank
D. Lott
Dinsmoor & Cable
Water Street
Scofield’s Block
Dinsnid
CABLE
Wilsor & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. Ww
Wilbur
Capitol gossip hints at cabinet reshuffles and topsy hats
From the National Capital correspondent in Washington Nov 2 1883 rumors of cabinet changes swirl as Congress nears. Brewster Folger and New are discussed with Postmaster Gresham eyed for Treasury. The piece notes political hat fashion among officials, pension fraud exposure, and remarks on ex Senators Thurman Lynde and Wisconsin governor prospects, plus a transformation tale of Gabe Bouck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasniserox
D. C
Congress
Boih
Brewster
Folger
Treasury Department
Treasury
Indiana
Arthur
New
Gresham
Fred Douglass
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Lincoln
Tull Chandler
Mr. Teller
Pension Bureau
Dudley
Thurman
William Pitt Lynde
Wisconsin
Senate
Lynde
Supreme Court
General Brage
Gabe Bouck
Alexandria
Bouck
Ulis
Ebbitt House
Congressman McKinley
Pere Hyacinthe the Famous Catholic Reformer Arrives in US
Pere Hyacinthe, a renowned French Dominican priest, has landed in the United States for several months. He plans lectures to aid his Paris church while critics note his break with papal infallibility and celibacy. He married in 1872 in London and seeks funds in America for his cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Hyacinthe
Paris
Guardi
Ile
God
Notre Dame
Rome
John the Baptist
Alart
Luther
Pere Ayacinthe
Bam
France
Lebza
Baan
Pere I Tyacinthe
Louis Venillot
London
Amory Butterfield
Edwin R. Merriman
New York City
Rves Arras
America
The Stranger Marriage of Lucy Ann Lobdell and Joseph Lobdell
A Wisconsin paper recalls the 1860s case of Lucy Ann Lobdell, who lived as a man named Joseph Lobdell and married a woman, Marie Louise Perry. The duo roamed woods in several counties, faced arrests for vagrancy, and endured betrayals, separations, and multiple imprisonments. Lucy Ann's adventures and later fate, including her ill marriage and life in the woods, unfold against the broader tale of gender disguise and social ostracism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroepspurcu
Waupun
Wis
Barrett
Monroe County
Joseph Israel Lobdell
Stroudsburgh
Delaware County
N. Y
Delhi
Lucy Ann Lobdell
Long Eidy
Delaware River
George Slater
Slater
Bethany
Wayne County
Joseph Lobdell
Ife
Bethany Reached Long Biddy
Lacey Ann Slater
Lobdell
Long Eddy
Sullivan
Delaware
Wayne
Pike
Tacy Ann Londell
Long Bridy
Dell
Marie Louise Perry
Massachusetts
Boston
Miss Perry
Lacey Ann Lobdell
Strawsbury
Stonesdale
Tion
Joseph I. Lobdell
Joseph “ Lobdell
Damascus Township
Waybe County
Willard Asylum For
Sill
Damascus
Joseph T. Lobdell
Lucy Ann Shater
Dukaware County
Phere
Page
Kent
Forty two years apart ends in reunion for father and son
William Anderson left his wife Mary English with eight children in Belmont county in 1853 to seek gold. Believing him dead, Mary remarried Jesse Fowler after a divorce. Son George searched for his father and found him in March last, reuniting the pair after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Barnesville
Belmont County
Mary English
Anderson
California
Jesse Fowler
Er Song
George Andderson
Idaho
Anecdote of Theodore Hook and a Temperance Parade
A London hotel anecdote recalls Theodore Hook startled by a noisy temperance procession with brass band. He questions the disturbance and quips that sobriety would remove the need for such displays, calling it nonsense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hook
London
Hook
Heiress Dream Leads to Legal Notice in New York
Miss Bervring Crowsey of Deposit New York claimed she dreamed of her uncle's death for three nights and wrote a letter to him. The letter reached his lawyer who informed her last week that she had fallen heir to 350 000 by his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bervring Crowsey
Deposit
N.Y
Bleached sponges lose life and appeal in processing
The sponges lack the natural vitality after bleaching. They look nice at first but the bleaching process dulls their material, reducing inherent quality and usefulness.
John Thompson Stars In Around the World Comedy Tour
The John Thompson troupe performs Around the World on Tuesday November 13 in Vicksburg with strong praise for Thompson's varied comic roles. A prior show praised Cure for the Blues at the Opera House, drawing crowds and high approval for the actor and the production. Thompson’s act blends wit, song, dancing, and character sketches across French, German, Irish, Chinese, Italian, English and Dutch personas, drawing an enthusiastic audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Vicksburg
Thompson
Vicksburg Owhas
Daily Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE PY. Murray, Ian
Morck & Co
J. 2. Davies
Liverty Stiger
Baptist Church
Gus Hull
Barrer
Ary Lim
J.D. Danforth
Gae
Variety Hall
A. C. Thompson
Dist
Griffin Reno
Roscoe Wall Block
ED Preston
M. D
Ian
Third and
Liberty
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Ilicko
Bess Pesce
Richard B. Stewart
Beris
Second Ass Quiberty Street
Ie Connections
J.B. Vangzha
Pripretor
Eben N. Ford
G. All
Armory of
Alwave Wetl
G. W. Bisxesn
W.H. Tartar
WM. Schnur
Wil
A. Greaves
Hall
Episcopal Church
Knights OF Pythtas
Wairea
K.of
H. Hall
H. Leonmiart
C. Henry G. Ausperg
K. of RL & 5
SIE National Capital
MEN OF the
NORTH
Independent Catholic
Pere Hyacisn
Rev
Chas. Loyson
TNE
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