Miscellaneous business cards from Warren area professionals
A listing of local professionals includes NEILL, attorney in Tarren Pa with office in Exchange Block. WILLIAM SWAMON, attorney at law in Johnson's building. OLMER, DALE & FREEMAN at law formerly in Liberty street. J. H. Osan and W. W. Dare. DR. P V MURRAU surgeon with office over Merck & Co.'s Drug Store. DR. Davies with office in Warren Pa near Baptist church. telecommunication notation truncated.
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Neill
Tarren
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
W. G. Trunkey
Fice
Osmer, Dale & Freeman
Scofield
Warren
William Swamon
Orica
Johnson's Ange Building
Ataira
Olmer, Dale & Freeman
At-Law
Liberty Street
J. H. Osan
W. W. Dare
P. V.murrau
Merck & Co
Aeab Davies
Baptist Church
Hoffman
Warren, Pa
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Brown & Stone
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank
BR. Brown
G. W. Stone
H. BE. Brown
Wetsure, Noyes & Brinceley
Johnson's Exchange
L. D. Wetmose
H. Noyes
W. D. Hinceley
Chrisvian Smith
Birat National Bank
Warren, Xa
Lttf
Lichard B. Stewart
A.J. Davis
Second
Liberty Streets
Wilbur & Schnur
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilrub
Teaberry and Zopesa Remedy Advertisement Preview
An old advertisement extols Teaberry as whitening toothpaste and promotes Zopesa as a malarial preventive. It claims liver stimulation prevents bilious fever, indigestion, and blood impurities, urging readers to try a 10 cent sample despite prejudice. It emphasizes persuaded users’ gratification.
Santa Fe's Ancient Roots and Plaza Tales Unearthed
Regular correspondence from Santa Fe recounts its claim as one of America's oldest towns, detailing pre Spanish pueblos, Aztec ties, and Spanish governance. The narrative notes adobe architecture, the Chapel of San Miguel as the oldest church site, the governor’s palace, and Zebulon Pike’s 1809 imprisonment, with a promise to continue in the next installment.
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The
Ledger
Santa Fe
N. M
America
St. Augustine
Florida
New York
Columbus
Peter the Hermit
Mexico
New Mexico
Montesquieu
San Miguel
Sierra Madre
Rio Grande
Tere
Kearney
City of
Zebulon M. Pike
Lost the Trail. A light girl on the floor cries and recalls a vow
A lithe girl sits crying then reframes her memory as she asks why she cried. She recalls being forbidden to go downtown and erupts in a fresh outburst. The fragment sketches a domestic scene from the Arkansas traveler’s column style.
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Arkansaw Trazeler
King Alfonso XII hailed as hopeful Spanish monarch gains praise abroad
The Paris insult flap sparks indignation in Spain while French authorities show restraint. King Alfonso XII, educated at Woolwich and ruling under a constitutional framework proclaimed in 1876, is praised for his English training and aim to improve civil liberty. He has two marriages and a daughter, with Spain's civil list exceeding two million dollars annually.
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Alfonso
Paris
Spain
Atlantic
America
Alfonso XII
Isabel
Infante
Francisco
England
Woolwich
Marie-de-las Mercedes
Duc de Montpensier
Marie Christina
Austria
Cortes
Senate
Congress
Council of Ministers
End of the Gambling Age Protest in Warren and Senate
A citizen letter denounces gambling in Warren as a moral blight, citing church fairs, stocks, and ball games, urging editors to denounce the craze. A separate Democratic protest from Harrisburg denounces Senate caucus rule, urging that the session proceed with public business and criticizing party discipline and political maneuvering.
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Sth
Warren
Ian
Axe
Pittsburgh Post
Black
Wallace
Senate
House of Representatives
Senate Chamber
Henry Sutton
Edward H. Shearer
W. M. Nelson
C. A. Vandegail
Alexander Patton
Wm. W. Start
Jere S. Hess
Jolo G. Wall
Eckley B. Coxe
James Gay Gordon
A. J. Humes
P. Wolverton
William A. Wallace
C. F. Kinly
C. Wagner
John D. Biddis
J. J. Ross
Adams
Gordon
Teachers Institute to Convene in Youngsville Oct 29
The annual Teachers Institute of War Ten county will meet in Youngsville from October 29 to November 2. Included are Supt. LU. &. Jones of Erie Prof. J. A. Couper of Edinboro Supt. J. E. Hillard of Forest county. Evening programs feature welcome remarks lectures and readings by noted educators and authors. Directors' day Wednesday offers potential attendance.
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Teachers’ Institute of War- Ten County
Youngsville
LU. &. Jones
Erie
J. A. Couper
Edinboro
J. E. Hillard
Forest County
D. W. Arkdesponse
Hoyt
L. M. Gilleland
Tidivute
Cooper
Wallace Bruce
New York
Weber
O. J. Gunning
W. KE. Tice
Reeves
Miss Fowler
Inebriated man halts Toronto streetcar at random
A drunken man on a Yonge street car asks the conductor to stop at Cruikshank Street. Reaching Wilton Avenue he staggers to the bell and pulls it hard, provoking the conductor who scolds him for ringing at both ends as the car slows to a stop.
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Toronto Globe
Yonge Street
Toronto
Cruikshank Street
Wilton Avenue
Betting Declines Moral Danger in Waren Youth
A letter to the Ledger from A. G. Brrcier argues against betting, urging teachers and readers to oppose gambling due to its moral harm. He cites Socrates on ethics, condemns bets with win guarantees as swindling, and warns that even fair bets risk loss and ruin peace of mind. He urges young men to abandon betting to maintain honesty and reliability in business.
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Waren
Socrates
A. G. Brrcier
A A New Mexican Grass Promises Hardy Hay Crop
Dr Sparks describes A A New Mexican Grass that thrives on ground with annual rainfall of twelve inches or more. Roots reach four to seven feet, securing nourishment. Plants grow up to thirty inches, leafy and fast growing, yielding five or six hay cuttings yearly. Stock eat the roots. resistant to heat drought and poor soil. County Pioneer report.
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Sparks
Mrs Dahlgren Book Exaggerates Secre tary’s Vulgar Remark
In a historical note, Mrs Dahlgren’s account may have overstated the vulgar claim by the Mrs Secretary about her daughter. The real Mrs Secretary reportedly replied she would not imitate her predecessor and added you won’t find any of that skuldog fiery in this family.
From Farmington News and Local Notices
From Farmington Pa October 10 1833 a letter reports William Mahar raised eighty eight bushels of black wheat from two acres and threshing season nearing end Mix Hodges received five hundred bushels of corn at their new mill a carload of corn welcome this fall an oyster supper by the Young People s Literary Society to aid the library funeral of John Peterson attended after accidental death caused by a self cocking revolver discharge to the left side
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Lanner
the Ledger
William Mahar
Mix & Hodges
Young People’s Literary Society
John Peterson
F. Langworthy
Bac
Beauty and Health Claims For Peruna Effect
A reader reports New York women appearing younger at fifty than Boston or Chicago women at forty due to three months of Peruna use. The letter mentions buying a book on the Life as guidance, and notes improvements in digestion lungs and heart after taking Peruna and Manalin. The sender signs J. A. Wanner from Lawas Pe.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
J. A. Wanner
Lawas
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N. MM. Orr
Y-At-Law
Clarendon, Pa
Ollice
Waxelbanm
Dinsmoor & Cable, Attorneya At Liaw
Water Street
Chas. Dinsmoor
Jas. Caple
Gus Mull
A&c
J.D. Danforth
Gaga
Variety Hall
Ball & Thompson
Duhce
Beatty Block
Water, Pa
D.L Ball
Griffin Reno
Aft
Roscoe Hall
Tod
Preston
M. D
Thos. Bell's
High Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
High Et
Hacky
Uprivier
Main Pa
Eereen N. Ford Post
Armory of
Co L
G. W. Kinszar
W. WE. Farion
Wh. Schnub
A. Greaves
Studiu
Hall
Episcopal Church
Deceasdfri
Retaurant
J. N. Dieten
Propretor
Giesselbrecht Stock
Knights OF Pythiss
Warren Lodge
No. Ds
Hai
Geo H. Lnontiart
C. C. Hiexny
Avspene, H
New Menico
MEN OF the Hour
King OF
Teachers’ Institute
A&a
Farmington
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