Attorneys at Law in Warren Building
Attorneys at Law with offices in the Warren Savings Bank Building listing Chas Dinsmoor and Chas A Peterson as partners or practitioners.
09 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
1
Attorneys at Law with offices in the Warren Savings Bank Building listing Chas Dinsmoor and Chas A Peterson as partners or practitioners.
Accounts solicited on favorable terms. Interest allowed on time deposits. No notice required prior to withdrawal of interest deposits.
A concise look at the newsroom workflow from report intake to final print. Editors prioritize accuracy and clarity, while designers and printers coordinate to produce the daily edition.
A vivid account titled The Story of War presents dramatic incidents and gripping scenes in a style noted as among the most engaging our paper has published.
The preacher urges testing excuses against the Bible to accept Christ. It lists common excuses such as fear of ridicule and procrastination and answers them with scripture from Luke, Romans, Mark, John, and Philippians, stressing loyalty, sacrifice, and assurance of salvation.
Burgess James W Wiggins heads Town Council with Alden and Messenger among members. Officials include Clerk D A Arird Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices Perry and Meacham Collestor W H Heck Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock and four constables. School Directors led by Charles Dinsmoor with McLaren Richards Cowan Baker Ball King Bertino and others.
List of county government posts with incumbents including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone and Senate Charles M. Shortt among statewide offices . Assembly Paul W. Brown . and county offices such as Prothonotary George F. Yates Sheriff D M Howard and Treasurer M A Myers. Also names District Attorney J W Dunkle County Supt of Schools H M Putnam and Coroner Dr W O Peirce with other county roles.
Infuriated blacks and ongoing uprisings in the south. Ex Speaker Crisp and Hoke Smith debate free silver in Augusta. Various disasters, crimes, political moves, and notable deaths populate a week of U.S. and international news with fires, wrecks, arrests, and diplomatic tensions.
At the New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church the proposal that delegates to the general conference may be men or women was defeated by a vote of 36 to 140.
The New York Money market on April 7 shows money on call at 2 3 4 to 4 percent and prime mercantile paper around 5 4 4 1 2 percent. Sterling exchange quotes 4.90 to 4.80 for demand and 4.38 to 4.88 for a six day bill, with commercial bills at 4 8 7 3 4 and silver certificates at 8 14 69}c.
Market report from New York lists flour through winter patents with price ranges, along with Minne sota and Minnesota bakers patents, spring and winter grades, and southern flour. Also shown are buckwheat, cornmeal, rye, rye flour, barley, barley malt, various wheat and corn quotes, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, dairy, and potatoes with regionally fluid figures and April July option notes.
The article extols Tasmania as a rich metal region and health resort with Hobart at the Derwent mouth. It notes beauty of Tasmanian women, clan-like residents,and a distinct native culture, plus history of rail linkage 130 miles apart improving travel and English road decor.
Mr Uhl the new ambassador to Germany pronounces his name Yule. Olney and Walcott resemble each other to striking degree. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Este shows no hope of recovery, cancer of the throat of the worst form. Gen Harrison may write for a London magazine with subjects of his choice and pay. Dr Carl Peters plans Somaliland exploration for wealthy American clients. Princess Amelie Troubetzkoi recovering from nervousprostration and sails to Italy after leaving Castle Hill for New York on the 29th.
The text advises against pastry for weak stomachs and limited exercise. It notes raw apples digest in about three hours, quicker when mellow, and recommends pairing eggs and meats with vegetables and fruit. Boiled potatoes digest slower than roasted, and a variety in one meal should be avoided. It mentions sucking pigs as unusually digestible pork.
Mr Daniel Gordon of Knox Maine has taught for 67 years and remains active. Rev Dr P F O Gordon of Catholic University of Washington is chosen bishop of Sioux Falls and may be consecrated in Washington. A Marmouth Maine public school has 13 pupils, oldest 13, in teacher’s 13th term. all pupils healthy and excelling amid superstition about 13. Royal Academy has had eight presidents since 1768 including Reynolds West Wyatt Lawrence Shea Eastlake Grant and Lord Leighton. Landseer was elected in 1866 but declined to serve.
The piece argues that a minister’s primary duty is leading people to Christ, with study and calling serving this goal. It praises the joy and glory of guiding the faithful, urging focus on the grand purpose of the sacred office.
A Churchman passage urges to live by the truest revealed values and to make the best hours the standard daily life. It calls for loyalty to worshipped ideals and efforts to preserve the glory of spiritual moments amid ordinary hours.
A Jewish Exponent observes that wealth often inflates a rich man's view, causing him to ignore the means by which he rose. The piece cites Moses, warning that power and strength can lead to arrogance and self‑importance.
Sayles quotes a teaching that humans cannot meet temptation by their own power but depend on the strength God provides. He likens seafarers who row in calm weather to those who abandon effort when storms arise and instead set anchor in reliance on faith.
An English Junior society upholsters a pastor's pew and proclaims He must increase but I must decrease. Floating Christian Endeavor leads sailors' services with Boston union societies rotating rescue mission duties. Texas state leader logged 598 miles in six months. Two colored bishops sit on United Society of Christian Endeavor trustees. A prayer meeting not planned and prayed for stalls your society's grace growth.
James F. Conklin, named by Governor Griggs as Sussex county lay judge, died at his Deckertown home N J on April 8. He was to begin his bench duties Monday and Sussex county bar had prepared celebrations for his arrival.
John Strachan a well known Toronto merchant tailor leaped 80 feet from Glen Road bridge into the ravine. He survived the fall and, with slight assistance, managed to walk afterward despite his intent during the personal crisis.
Rev. W. J. Yates introduces April study on what the Bible says of Jesus as Messiah. He traces a thread of prophecy from Genesis through the Old Testament, notes Jesus’ study of scriptures, and highlights His boyhood in synagogue schools and temple teaching in Jerusalem.
A well known figure in Chinese Methodism, he was a delegate to the 1888 general conference in New York. His study of Western civilization and the American church enriched his faith and increased his effectiveness in ministering to Chinese Christians after returning home.
The Methodist Episcopal general conference, held every four years, includes ministers and laymen with voting power split by order. It currently numbers 400 to 500 members and may be reduced. The Epworth League oversight rests here, prompting chapters to attend a session and study key items for a concise, informative program.
Over 1144 years the Methodist church has added 6388 congregations serving 1.8 million, one fourth of total. Property value rose by 45.9 million, over a third of all gains. Membership up 945,611, more than a third of total. Foreign work up over 100,000, two thirds of the whole. Our book concern sold as much in 17 years as the prior 88, now distributing 120,000 yearly to superannuated widows and orphans. What blessings and responsibilities lie ahead for youth.
The Young People’s Society of the Lutheran Church in America formed in Pittsburg in October 1895 uniting previously separate youth groups. The Augsburg Confession binds members and Christian Endeavor societies are recognized, reflecting a shift toward denominational union for youth training.
Market report lists grain prices with Wheat No 1 hard and northern bids, Winter wheat No 2 red at 77, Corn No 2 yellow at 860 and 8430, No 2 green at 843, Oats No 2 white 2540, No 3 mixed, Marley fancy western and other cream products noted with assorted figures, plus Canadian and western cigarettes at 11¢.
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