Warren Pa Lawyers and Attorneys Listing
Miscellaneous business cards list multiple Warren Pennsylvania attorneys and law firms with office locations in Scofield Exchange and Ridings Bank. includes names like Neill, Orr and Dunle, Ozer, Freeman, Swanson, Gizen, Wetmore Noyes Rinckley, and others. ends with an advertisement for Zopesa malaria remedy urging liver health and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill
Warren
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
ORR
William Swanson
Johnson’s
UN Airs
Baze & Freeman
Brown & Scone
Attorneys At Law
Second Street
First National Bank
G. W. Stone
H. BE. Browte
Wetmore
Noyes & Rinckley
7 Law
Olsons Exchange
Noyes
W.D. Hinceley
Prohibitionist Record Highlighted in Niles Case
A Philadelphia internal revenue officer named Wm Linn travels the state claiming authority to organize a protective association for manufacturers and wholesale dealers. He is said to push for J B Niles, a Republican Auditor General candidate, by arguing he helped liquor interests at Harrisburg. The piece stresses Niles’s strong pro prohibition record, noting votes in 1881 and later and condemns Linn’s campaign as thin and deceptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Linn
Manufacturers ‘and Wholesale Dealers Protective Association
J. B. Niles
Harrisburg
Internal Revenue Service
Philadelphia
Niles
Friends of Prohibition
Ias
Prohibition
Ohio
Bft
Linn
Sensational Bradford tale and legal notes clash in brief
A Bradford, Pennsylvania tale recounts a supposed apparition of Ashton, a bear, and a child cradle lull on a rural night, with neighbors reporting visions of the ghostly Major Ashton and his tame bear. Separately, cable dispatches from London discuss the O'Donnell case and Roger A. Pryor joining defense efforts, while Philadelphia Times recalls a vanished Ohio GOP margin from two decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Roy
Thor Ashton
Ashton
Chancellor
Major Ashton
O'Donnell
Carey
London
Roger A. Pryor
A. M. Sullivan
Philadelphia Times
Noted Women in Canada’s Gilded Circles and Louise of Lorne
A Canberra era column surveys royal connections in Canada noting Louise of Lorne as first lady of the Dominion and daughter of the Duke of Abercorn. It contrasts aristocratic manners at Rideau Hall with Canadian tastes turning toward common sense social etiquette and self reliance. It questions whether Canadian daughters will imitate British court fashion or stay homemaker in social roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nvss
Louise
Vanuca
Duke
Aberesra
Charles I
Muarchioness
Lansdowne
Duchess of Marlborough
Meings
Rideau Hall
Lady Alamiton
Ireland
London
Dublin Castle
Aremilton
Louise of
Lorne
Canada
Abercorn
Lovise
Old Santa Fe Town Visited by Traveler from Americus
From NES Amelico, October 1583, a correspondent recounts Santa Fe as a mixed town where Spanish churches and Pueblo streets meet Yankee enterprise. He visits San Miguel Church built 1689 and rebuilt 1710, notes its grim history, the oldest nearby adobe house seen by Coronado in 1540, and the Our Lady of the Rosary chapel with annual rain processions. Modern post offices, banks, and hotels line the plaza while the Spanish quarter stays adobe and primitive. A vivid street scene shows Pueblo filigree wares, Navajo visitors, and a contrast between old and new in late nineteenth century Santa Fe society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Peolorado
Ghio
Burny
San Miguel Church
United States
Juan Onate
Pueblo Indiana
Baldwin
Christian Brother’s College
Coronado
Our Lady of the Rosary
Bantu Pe
Uie
Corry Bonds Debacle Cited as Illegal Debt Void
The 1853 act allowed Corry to issue bonds to cover debt but Gibbs and Sterrett offered to move operations here and employ 175 workers daily for five years in exchange for 80,000 in bonds. Councils issued 80,000 to Gibbs & Sterrett and 29,000 to Slare & Johnson. Bonds printed, maturing, and payments challenged as evasion of the law. Arbitrator Whittelsey filed a decision declaring the debt null and void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enz. Pa
Corry
Gibbs & Sterrett
Gibbs, & Sterrett
Slare & Johnson
Kerr
Titusville
E. L. Whittelsy
Colored men critique Supreme Court civil rights ruling
In Washington October 16 prominent Black leaders react to the Supreme Court decision voiding the Civil Rights Act of 1875. Bruce calls it unfortunate, Douglass says it disenfranchises Black Americans, and Greener urges full constitutional protection. A district meeting is planned Monday to discuss responses with invited white lawyers and clergy, including Douglass and Professor Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
United States
Fred Douglass
Greener
Sweb
Supreme Court of the United States
Ruapeet
Prof
Gregory
Ancient Man in America book reviewed with Atlantis theory
A review praises Ancient Man in America by Dr. Irrederick Tarkin Randolph New York. The work links western New York and Ohio earthworks to a vanished ancient race and Atlantis theory, comparing it to Donnelly and recounting a 276 page volume priced at $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New A
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Vale of Oo
Central America
Irrederick Tarkin
Rndolph
Minnesota
Donnelly
Athanus
Larkin
Gunewango
Atlantis
America
Lurid Lynching Attracts Crowd In Tex Cola Murder Case
A Louisiana mob boarded a train carrying a convicted Black man accused of assaulting a Black girl. They escaped into Texas, were captured, then dragged to the woods near Lake Charles. The mob lynched the man by torch and brush, while a white companion was jailed again. The victim pleaded for death by shooting. The body lay till evening, a grave dug nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Ile
Texas
Lake Charles
Paey
Uae
State Campaign Schedule Outlined for October Meetings
In Lancaster on October 14 Democratic leaders announced a slate of campaign events. Wilkes-Barre hosts Powell Taggart and Hensel on October 15, Daville features Randall Humes on October 17, Shamokin on October 16, Pottsville October 19 with Randall Powell Taggart, Allentown October 22 with Randall Taggart, and York with Wallace Black and Hume. Additional county seat rallies and other speakers including ex Governor Curtis and Senator Kennedy are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PinnapeLlina
Hensel
Democratic State Committee
Lancaster
Wilkesbarre
Powell
Taggart
Daville
J. Randall
W. J. Humes
Shamokin
Pottsville
Randall
Aiestown
Messrs
York
W. A. Wallace
C. F. Black
I. J. Humce
A. G. Curtis
J.P. Kennedy
R. E. Wright
Frank Geise
McNamara
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Truneezy
Awith Osmer
Dale & Freeman
Dge Scofield
M.obe
Clarendos
Udica
Waxelbaum Block
Ve UR Bray
Merck & Co
Ten, Pa
Dej. M. Davies
Homoeopathic Physi
Liberty Street
Oposite Baptist Church
O. A. Hoffman
Y. Marre
Ridings Bank
Christian Smith
First National
Dinsmoor & Cable, Attorneys At Law
Office On
Water Street
Scofiel?s Block
Chas. Dinsmoor
CABLE
Wege
Leonhart
Ua Sealinal Bank
JD. Danforth
Variety Hall
Warren, F
Ball & Thompson
Gillia
Beatty
Pantasy Public
G. 0. Thompson
Dist
Griffin Reno
Offi Ibock
Water Atost
Barom Stofa
Le 3
Tiodea
Eruston, Af
Bevard Stewart
Otis
Igh Jtephens
DE Richard B.stewart
Oolioe
Firly
A.J. Davis
Second and
Liberty Streets
M. Ford
yofCn
G. W. Bixtzan
WH. Tartar
Wilbur & Schnurrg
Secon
WM. Schntr
Wil A. Greaves
Werren
Sindioin
Episcopal Church
Deered
Dietch
Giesselbrecht Brock
Pythias
Geofi
Leonnart
C. C. Hexny
Avseene
WaFh
Nouge
Vtius Manchiuness OF
Lansluowne
Nes Amelico
Comyfort
Cory
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