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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1898

Page

1

Local Attorneys Office Listings in Warren Pa

Lawyers at 307 Second Street in Warren occupy space above Keller's Sons' store. The firm includes Chas Dinsmoor Chas A Peterson Joseph T Danforth and Dennis, with offices in the Warren Savings Bank Building.

Johnson’s Exchange Warren Edward Lindsey Jas. O. Parmlee Hazeltine Building Warren Savings Bank Building Warren, Pa Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas. Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson Dennis Keller’s Sons Second Street Caresse Liberty Street W. W. Wilbur Beaty Block D. I. Ball, Co Thompson

Spring Merchandise Glow at Smart Silberberg & Metzger

A store showcases bright spring fashion with silks jackets and tailor made suits. Delicate tinted fabrics and blends of French German Scotch and American makes fill the display. Organdies Batistes and Dimities appear in striking fabrics with Tissue Mozambiques priced at 12 45 cents per yard.

News of the Week highlights war rumors and disasters

A sprawling digest from April 7 to 13 reports McKinley’s Cuba policy, troop mobilization, and looming war, plus wrecks, drownings, fires, and political turmoil. Notable items include the Maine rivals, Andree hoax, Brownsville riot, Dreyfus note, and multiple fatalities across the United States and abroad.

Congress Cuba Shawneetown Ills George Tilton Nanaimo B. C Jack Carr Seattle St. Michael’s Andree Brownsville Tex John Wenderdorf Little Rock Chandler Maine Havana Bernabe Blanco Lima Peru Dreyfus Devil’s Island New York State Methodist United States Gladstone China France

Navy Divides Atlantic Coast Into District Fleets

The Navy Department divides the Eastern coast into four districts each led by a naval officer with Commander Elmer in overall command. First district runs from the Canadian line to Newport Rhode Island, awaiting a commander. second to Cape Henlopen under Lt Cmdr Field. third to Cape Charles under Lt Cmdr Force. fourth to Fenwick shoal light under Lt Cmdr Reeder. Mosquito fleets will cover the territory. South coast not yet divided.

New York Naval Auxiliary Cruiser Board Navy Department Elmer Canadian Line Newport R. I Cape Henlopen Field Force Cape Charles Fenwick Shoal Light Cape Hatteras Reeder

Auxiliary Cruisers to Bear Names From Morgan Line Fleet

The El Norte El Sol El Sud and El Rio purchased from Morgan line will be renamed Yankee Yosemite Dixie and Prairie. Vessels receive heavy batteries and altered coal bunkers to protect engines. Commanders Train and Brownson head Yankee and Yosemite crews. 2260 workers toil in navy yard shops and dry dock.

New York el Norte el Sol el Sud el Rio Morgan Line Company Yankee Yosemite Dixie Prairie Charles J. Train Willard H. Brownson Navy Yard

Body Identified in Oswego Freight Car Death

Oswego Date April 13 The body of the man found in a freight car Sunday afternoon is identified as Albert Shaw of Sodus Center Wayne county It is unclear when or where he entered the car

Oswego N. Y Albert Shaw Sodus Center Wayne County

Remarkable Provisions In Will Of President Taylor’s Brother

A Louisville dispatch reports a demurrer in a vast Kentucky lawsuit over 990 acres in Louisville once held by Han cock Taylor brother of Zachary Taylor. The case centers on contingent title to the land, tied to the deceased Zachary Taylor’s lack of heirs, with some 20 heirs defending and an estate potentially valued around 750000 dollars. The suit, filed to quiet title, may affect business houses and residences in the western Louisville area and is set for chancery division review within the month.

Spain McKinley Congress Lee Havana Woodford Madrid Margaret Mather Charleston S. C Bright Lentz Ohio Wall Street Grosvenor Maine England United States Winsted Conn Star Theater Hamilton Ont Great Eastern Chicago Anton Lorenz Schoen Pressed Steel Company Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railway C. P. Huntington Southern Pacific Railway Gladstone St. Johns N. F Thomas H. Burnam Glens Falls N. Y Cleveland Provident Trust Company of St. Paul Carpenters Racine Wis Osceola Archer Austin Tex South Dakota California Millers, 8. D Rowan Washington Seattle Paris Victoria Faure Southern Pacific Sacramento Cala Key West Victor Rochester O. T. Beard Poughkeepsie John Cella St. Louis Henry Carter Cella Carter Mamie Murtha Pennsylvania Hotel New York Peter A. Simmons Blair & Co New York City Mannington W. Va Kanawaha Valley Mount McGregor M. Robinson G. N. Rich North Adams Mass Chilcoot Pass Frank Brown Ritchie Fort Madisson Coatesburg Nls Cuba George Dugan Philadelphia Shepard Barry Helen Dugan Dudley Winston Civil Service Commision O of Lakewood N. J O. M. Dean Williams County N. D Free Press Hank Schufelt Ind Milford Mich Nimrod Dominick &Zasinski Detroit Cracow Galicia Birdwin C Roush Bloomington Ills Denver Zachary Taylor Louisville Kentucky Hancock Taylor Zachary Lee Taylor Mary Meder Frederick Kneisel E. H. Taylor Joseph W. Taylor Taylor Farnsley & Means Chancery Baltimore Sun

The Silk Hat: Why Americans Should Choose Made to Order

A discussion on hats argues that silk toppers should be made to order rather than bought off the shelf. It notes English style dominates, crowns unique per wearer, and American makers often offer lighter, personalized hats. A custom block enables faithful adaptation to evolving crown shapes.

New York Press England

New York Money and Produce Market Report

New York money market reports show call money at 3 percent, mercantile paper at 6 percent, and sterling bills around 4.83. The produce market lists flour prices from City mills and Minnesota patents, rye and cornmeal values, barley and oats ranges, pork, butter, cheese, and egg prices across regional grades and destinations.

Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report

Buffalo April 12 listing shows wheat prices for No1 hard at 1.08, No1 northern 1.07, winter No2 red 1.00. Oats No2 white 1540? No3 mixed 28c. Corn No2 yellow 31c No3 36c. Rye No2 56c. Flour ranges 5.25 to 5.50 per barrel. Butter state creamery 21-22c, western 21-22c. Cheese full cream 9-9.5c, choice 9-9.5c. Eggs state 10c, western 10c.

New York City Mills Minnesota Western Brandywine C.i.f. Buffalo B. Afloat Manitoba Hard Duluth Northern Duluth F.o.b White State Hay—Shipping Western Creamery Do Factory Elgins State Dairy Doa State Pennsylvania Buffalo Graham

Keeping Power of God, Epworth League Lesson

Rev W J Yates comments on faith and divine protection as the Epworth League outlines lessons for April 17. The piece urges trust in God, preparation for salvation, and reliance on Christ while facing trials and temptations. It emphasizes that God endorses endurance and guides through uncertain paths.

W. J. Yates God Christ Jesus

Saintliness as daily obedience and inner grace

The piece argues saints include Peter and Paul though human flaws were visible, and that sainthood is the indwelling of the Divine in daily thought and duty. It rejects external halos and emphasizes loving obedience to God's will as the true measure of holiness.

St. Peter St. Paul St. James Paul Peter Earth Jesus

Reading as a life plan for proper youth

A persuasive call to selective reading urges youth to avoid random stories and insist on quality. It advocates structured guidance, shared book discussions, and recommending worthwhile works to strengthen mind and character.

The Cross as the Emblem of Christian Faith

The sign of the cross evolved from a symbol of painful death into the central emblem of Christian worship. Early Christians carved the cross on martyrs' tombs and adorned churches and sacred items with it, while other symbols like the lamb dove fish and shepherds crook faded in prominence. The cross remains the defining emblem of the Christian faith.

Jesus

Just as God Leads

A devotional verse translated from German about trusting divine guidance through suffering and trials. The speaker affirms faith, patience, and reliance on God’s will, insisting guidance comes with steadfast hope and kindness and ends in the Father’s faithful leading.

Wedding Invitations and Programs at The Mal Office

The Mal office offers neat elegant wedding invitations and programs at low prices.

Mal

Secrets and strange eating habits in distant regions

The snippet notes that two women can keep a secret when one is dead, mentions the Digger Indians and their dirt eating, cites Sweden and Finland for similar practices, and describes Gaust a tiny republic of one mile area with 140 people since 1648 atop a Pyrenean mountain.

Sweden Finland Gaust Pyrenees

Society Society Address Cards Offer Em Bossed Emblems

If you belong to a secret society, obtain an address card featuring an embossed emblem of the order. Visit the Matt office to make your selection.

Matt

Missionary Spirit From Acts Aims at Worldwide Outreach

The lesson, by Rev. S. H. Doyle, urges Christian Endeavor members to embrace global mission work. It highlights Paul and Barnabas in Acts chapter 13, stressing surrender to God and willingness to labor in new fields, citing Moffat and Livingstone as examples.

S. H. Doyle Toric Christian Church Jesus Holy Ghost Paul Roman Empire Christ Antioch Barnabas Saul England Robert Moffat Livingstone Africa

Common Sense in Doing Good, Not in Worldly Ways

Dr Talmage argues that many well-meaning people fail in Christian work because they neglect the same practical sense and humble tact used in worldly affairs. Arrogant or patronizing attitudes repel others and hinder entry to the kingdom of Jesus Christ.

Ilam Dr. Talmage

Snow on Mountains Feeds Egypt with Rain of Spirit

A Preachers' Magazine reflection compares Egypt’s drought to a farmer’s need for water and portrays the Holy Spirit as the snow that melts into rivers. Men are likened to the snow as spiritual refreshment brings harvest and renewal.

Egypt Nile Africa Preachers’ Magazine

Responsibility Versus Love Kant Free Verse Note

A reflective aphorism contrasts responsibility and love noting six syllables versus one and remarks the gap between the conceptions is wider than the time to write them in a Lutheran voice.

Cincinnati Plans Big Delegation to Nashville 1898

Cincinnati proposes sending a large delegation to Nashville to advocate for Cincinnati and coordinate efforts in 1898. Welsh Christian Endeavor societies in Wisconsin and Illinois total 29 with about 1500 members forming a union. Secretary Baer invited by British council to attend next national convention in Glasgow in May. County rally in mid Ulster drew over 300 visiting delegates showing growth in Ireland.

Cincinnati Nashville Wisconsin Illinois Welsh Christian Endeavor Union Baer Atlantic Glasgow Christian Endeavor Ireland mid-Ulster

Silent Part Ner Causes Office Disruption

In a private office the loud talking traveler is confronted by a clerk about the ruckus caused by a noisy, persistent speaker. The clerk refers to the speaker as the silent partner in the deal.

Clara's seasick remark on the second day at sea

Clara spoke sharply about a rocking boat, saying the man responsible was no gentleman and she would tell him so. The exchange captures her blunt reaction to rough seas during the voyage.

Clara

Korean Paper Leads In Umbrella Covers And Roofing

A Korean paper is praised as superior to Chinese and other rivals for umbrella covers roofing and as a substitute for window glass in various applications.

China

Quirky maxims and ponderings from an early 20th century column

A collage of wry observations and aphorisms on gender roles age heredity travel and religion. Notable lines critique marriage manners science and daily life with a humorous tone and assorted moralizing quips. The piece strings together morals and witticisms familiar to a period audience.

Honesty in Business Question Answers by 100 Men

Reverend Marc Darling summarizes 100 business leaders who say success in business can be honest. Some replies warn cheap patronage hurts honesty, quality, and service, enabling monopolies and adulteration. The piece argues patronage shapes business ethics and urges readers to support quality firms. Pittsburg Com. Gazette.

Marc Darling Sioux City Pittsburg

Penclings from the Somerville Journal

A Somerville woman vented rage by ironing all her husband’s shirts after he tormented her. The column ponders money gifts, marriages, and social quirks with pithy adages about love, worth, and public praise, reflecting a humorous look at domestic life.

Somerville Journal

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Parmlee & Lindsey Bal W. Dunele J Geo. Ball’s G. Ball Ere & Peterson Joseph T. Danforth Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & R’s Wou & Stuart Third Street A. C. McAlpin R. W. Stuart Greaves Ywnere & Schnur WM. Schnur Local Directory Charles W. Stones Charles M. Shortt Assembly E. W. Parshall Charles H. Noyes J. H. Sandstrom Z. T. Weaver Frank M. Knapp Wm. McCray John H. Fuellhart M. A. Myers County J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston Warren Borough Officers E. R. Peirce D. F. A. Wheelock G. Ward Geo. W. Cogswell John G. Brown Wm. H. Hegerty D. I. Ball James W. Crawford W. D. McLaren Railroad Guide Eric R. B West Eastern Standard Eastern Standard Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh B. BR C. Smith & Son Baker & Bowman Co Utz & Dunn Levis & Pifer’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes Goker & Son Golden Horse Shoe Second St HE Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press Soc Syracuse Steel Plows Planet Jr the Pickett Hardware CO Lin’r’p Bree Aker Castoria Samuel Pitcher Hyannis Massachusetts Mothers of America Centaur Company Chas. H. Fletcher the Centaur Company Henk &Dtates RRA Street Kew York Citt FCAZ Peal Medicine CO Siegfried & CO News OF the Mascotte Brooklyn Consul Fla Albert P. Blood Saratoga Lake Erie Stony Point George Carr Bowling Green Kansas City Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Benjamin Hill San Quentin W. C. Whitney Aiken Union College Schenectady Masachusetts Chickamauga Brothers’ White Goods Frank Colburt Bellevue Hospital Shaffer Thomas Burns Sheldon A. J. Lewis J. M. Williams Michigan Coast Guard Atlantic Coast Scabstoria Vela, Tin Market Report Buffalo Provision Market Jos Epworth League Cross Ronrita Fao Mexico Utah Moab Grand County Germany Hell Honesty
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