Local Officials List for District Governance Roles
A compiled roster outlines diverse offices including Congressman L F Watson, various judges and justices, district attorney William Schaur, sheriff Henry Brace, prothonotary S W Waters, clerk B K Runvell, surveyor DeForest Wheelock, treasurer T E Barnes, recorder W J Alexander, jury and district commissioners, auditors, coroner Sterling Green, treasurer Waren Academy staff, school officials, town burgess, council members, and notaries public. The document enumerates the individuals serving in official capacities across municipal and county governance, reflecting a broad spectrum of public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L F Watson
Stante
C W Stone
L D Wetmore
W. W. Connoly
W.B. Acocks
W M Lindwey
Attoney
William Schaur
Llenry Brace Prothonotary
S W Waters
B K Runvell
DeForest
NP Morrison
E R Wheelock
MB Dunham
JB Jennings
E. A. Spencer
T. E. Barnes
G. C. James
Sterling Green
Trastee Waren Academy
M Miles
N. J. Thompson
Boy’s tar marble misadventure ends with blanket bath
A young boy describes his feverish plan to make marbles from coal tar. He saturates pockets and hat, lies drenched and black in tar, and after a comic chase to fetch water, is discovered by his cousin. The family bath night follows, culminating in butter and soap suds cleansing, while the boy endures laughter and potential whipping. He never makes coal tar marbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Blackmoor
Jack
Tom
Mother
Enormous Growth in State Expenditures Under Republicans
The article compares state spending under Democratic Gov Packer and Republican Gov Hartranft, showing a rise from 879,094 to 1,332,888. It lists increased outlays across offices and services, cites population figures, and argues the cost rise reflects party control rather than population growth. It notes non-relevant items omitted and condemns the expenditure rise as excessive. It also includes commentary on solitude, books, and moral reflections, finishing with a quip about the Fifteen Mollie Maguires’ execution in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Packer
Hartrantz
Honest economy or a license to steal in state govt vote
A partisan appeal argues the Republican administration robs residents of nearly a million annually. It contrasts Democratic Andrew N. Dill and supporters with Cameron Republicans, claiming only the Democrats will govern frugally and curb expenditures, urging voters to reject the incumbents and curb indulgent spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Andrew N. Dill
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Lale
Fingers and Toes on the Long Branch Beach Fashion
A satirical overview of summer fashion obsessions among American women at Long Branch. The piece mocks long finger nails and heavily emphasized little toes, recounting various frivolous devices and social quirks. It ends with a political aside about Kellogg and the 1877 contested presidential election and its historical notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de Villin
Miss Smith
Jones
Ill Health Shapes Sympathy and Humor Across Authors
A medical piece argues that ill health fosters empathy and humor by shifting focus to internal feelings. It notes poets with vigorous health write objective works, while the sick produce sensitively themed verses, citing Chaucer, Goethe, Shelley, Keats, and Schiller, and mentions Sterne Lamb Hood as congenital illness cases. It also cites public and private observations linking illness to gentler dispositions. It then reports Paris gas prices and city revenue, a Shakespeare misprint, and a Cheyenne Leader note on Pennsylvanian couple walking to Nevada for homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaucer
Goethe
Shelley
Keats
Schiller
Sterne
Lamb
Hood
Night Depot Tragedy Ends In Cold Death On The Rail
An aging passenger lingers at a crowded depot awaiting the 1:05 a m night train. A ticket agent and bystanders overlook her plight as despair grows. She dies of apoplexy and is found frozen, later buried without friends or kin, leaving a haunting final glimpse of grace.
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Simmons
Lidding Simmons
Orlis
Marm
Lie
Beecher Visits Bonanza Mines in Nevada Note
Rev I Henry Ward Beecher and his wife toured the C and C shaft bonanza mines in Virginia Nevada. Miners and onlookers crowded the cooling station as Beecher joked about hell and inquired for wages while being dressed in heavy garments by Mr Pond. The group then left the heat and returned to cooler air as Patton and others commented on the experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Nev
Chronicle
Henry Ward Beecher
Bonanza
C. and
Mr. Beecher
Mr. Patton
Patton
Beecher
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F. Morris
Warren
Warren CG
Water St
Carver Hoess
Amt
Able & Knapp
Allen Stock
B. Katuly & Co
Jas. Cable
M. Karr
William Scunul
Scofield’s
Preston
Homaopaule
pAavis
Lud- Warren
D. M. Davis
Low House
FORD
Warren, Pa
A. Greaves
Hall
Episcopal Church
Beatty Block
First National Bank
WH. D. Brown
D. L. Ball
D. J. Ball
Bers & Ball
George H. Leonhart
Carver House
R. B. Stewart
Ofice
Hazeltine & Davis
Hickory Street
Umona
Louly
B. Evans
Rone
Merchant Tailor
Allen’ Fy Riock
Ovebyl
A. Badger
Shefield
Warren County
Penn
Ymiarce Agustus N. Lowry
Counvellor
East Third St
Upsairs
Janestown
N. Y
O F. Hoffman
Warren & Pa
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Uly l
Ilbur & Miles
Fred Morck
W. Wilbur
M. Miles
J. Hodges
Justice l of the Peace
Water Street
Messner & Trushel
Raprzatt Pentoe? & Reeves
Scofield
Cha
Dinamoor
F. D. Reeves
Rg. P. V. Murray
Merck &Co
Noyiour
Rown & Stone
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank. & Brown
STONE
CLARK
C. H. Noyes
BN & Thompson
Central Block
Tidioute
G. W. Allen
D. C. Thompson
Juni K. Allegheny Valley
Ttsburgh Railway
Bouthward
Poyne
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Titusville
Titusvill Grand Valley
Youngsville
Rvineton
Russellsburg
Fentonville
Ourensburg
B.w.croasi
Dunkirkweer
Buffalo
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Erie Mail
Philadelphia
Warren Post
Irvineton
Erie
Erion Corryn
Trvineton
Kane Accom
Brie
Corry
Trvineto
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WM. A. Baldwii
Brick Brock
Warran
Local Directory
D. J. Sledges
D. W
James
Constable
John ¥. McPherson, Jr
Notaries Public
P. I. Ball
AL. Noyes
I. B. Brown
F.hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
Auditors
Geo. PF
Orr
A. J. Hazeltine
B. F. Bodges
Barkisy Cxurcy
B. F. Grane
Ag Naual
Presbyterlan
W. A. Rankin
Eilam
Eviscoral
Getz
Lev. R. M. Warren
Hamand
Evyanar
A. Remick
Rra“Eran
F.C. H. Lampe
Soardinayvian
J. Mellander
Quathouid
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Veapera
Lanan Lopes
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Burgess’ Block
J. E. Berertrebber
A. Morrill
Carriell
Lopes
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Morris
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Waters, Recorder
Nantu Star
Lopan
L. Fripay
W. M. Wr. Borno
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H.R. A. Crarter
Robert Henderson
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W. C. Warren Lopay
Allyn Mock
W. Butler
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Sachem
Q. A. Waters
Rts
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Third St
Methodist Church
James N Myers
Bill Poster
Warren PA
Eighhouse Brothers
Pleasant Township
Jae
Glenn
N. B
Wes Fray
Brickerville
Lancaster Co
Colin Cameron
Bellows Falls
Eysinger & Siggins
Ludlow House
Ludlow
Delaware
Columbus
F. Anthony
Anthony
Ohio
Anthoni & Sond
Anthoni
Dorchester, Maxs
Mr. IL. St. Stevens
Margery Wells
Henderson, Ky
Bec
R. Stevens
Lyne
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Mr. H. R. Steyonm
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M.D. Harrelton
Ind
H. BR. Stevens
Boston, Mass
Allen Block
Z. E. Eddy & Co
Coon
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Cornelius
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Themarket
K. Weeks
Tennessee
Cumberland County
D. W.G. James
Arnold & Bro. Blacksmiths
A. Hertscl
Pittsburgh
Meat Market
F A. Cogswell
City Meat Market
Fisher’s Block
Savings Bank
Forege Exchange
F. Watson Nesmith, J. Hazelt
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L. F. Warsor, QO. H. Hayres
P. Falconer
M. B. Dunnay
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Mr. Thurman
Wash McLean
Pennsylvania
Kelioge
Leet
Kellogg
Valley Forge
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Peoria
Arnold
Burr
W. Y. Sun
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New York World
Ranning Brooks
Nevada
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Mehemet Ali
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