Attorneys at Law Seek Prompt Collections in Warren
Local legal office in Warren Pa operates from the Warren Savings Bank Building offering prompt attention to collections. Attorneys CHAS DINSMOOR and CHAS A PETERSON advertise as partners in the firm.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
W. M. Lindsey
Jas. O. Parmlee
A. Warren
Warren Savings Banding
M. Bernall Coe
Warren Savings Bank Building
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Hazeltine
Iiberty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnue
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
D. C. Thompson
Burgess James W Wiggins Local Directory Names
Town Council members listed with offices including president Alden and clerk Arird. Officials named include treasurer Hazeltine, justices Perry and Meacham, collector Heck, attorney Schnur, engineer Wheelock, and several ward constables. School directors include Dinsmoor, McLaren, and others.
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C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
S. G. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
Charles Dinsmoor
W. D. McLaren
County Officials Listing for Local Government Board
The document lists elected and appointed county officers including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone, Senate Charles M. Shortt, Assembly Paul W. Brown, President Judge Charles H. Noyes, Associate Judges Huntington and Sandstrom, Prothonotary George F. Yates, Register and Recorder Wm. McCray, Sheriff D. M. Howard, Treasurer M. A. Myers, County Commissioners John A. Akins Sampson and Roger Mooney, Commissioners' Clerk Fred B. Jackson, District Attorney J. W. Dunkle, Co. Supt. Schools H. M. Putnam, Jury Commissioners S. C. Graham RK E. Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce, County Auditors W. J. Alexander John A. Spetz James Logan, County Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Noyes
H. C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
Philadelphia and Erie Train Schedule Fragments
Train times show arrival and departure patterns for the Philadelphia and Erie routes with mentions of morning and Sunday service. Details are fragmentary but indicate standard Eastern Time scheduling and multiple trains.
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Philadelphia & Erie B. B
West Eastern Standard
History of the Week highlights across world events
A digest of April 9 to 15 items: Cuban questions and Nicaraguan conflict. bank scandal at Fort Stanwix. American athletes at Athens games. continuing Spanish Cuban actions. Red Cross work in Armenia. polar exploration notes. varied crimes, trials, and political moves in the U.S. and abroad. notable deaths and political developments.
The Markets New York Money Market Report
New York on April 14 shows money on call at 3 3? per cent and prime mercantile paper around 6 4 6 4 per cent. Sterling exchange quotes actual bank rates for demand at 4.5034 4 1834 and 60 days at 4.873% 4 48. Posted rates top at 4.88 and 4.92. Commercial bills 2 4 8 3 4. Silver certificates 84 9d 9ge and bar silver at 8c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Flour and Grain Prices
Market report lists prices for flour types including winter, spring, and Minnesota patents with various per bushel and bag figures. Also notes buckwheat, cornmeal, rye, barley, wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes with regional references and delivery terms.
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report
Buffalo market notes list grain prices including wheat No 1 hard at 78 34 cents, No 1 northern 72 340, winter wheat red 1240, corn No 2 yellow 60, No 2 84 340, oats No 2 white 24 0, No 2 mixed 43 0, barley fancy to choice 43 0.
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Burrato
Christ. Endeavor Topic on Saving the Lost by Rev Doyle
The weekly Christian Endeavor topic urges Christians to adopt Christ's mission to save the lost. It emphasizes loving sinners, seeking them outside the church, and associating with them to lead them to salvation, using Luke’s three parables as guidance. Bible readings listed follow.
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H. Doyle
Toric
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Earth
Calvary’s Cross
Christ
Washington convention to award three Christian Endeavor banners
Three prize banners will be awarded at the Washington convention to Christian Endeavor local unions. The first for best citizenship work, the second for most members giving at least one tenth of income to God, and the third for the largest number of new societies. Chicago Cleveland and Philadelphia won these banners at Boston. Unions should report to Secretary Baer by June 15.
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Toronto
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Talooton
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Esther
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Fisheries and Game Commission
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Spain
John Brooks
Millican
Tex
Blairmore
Pacific
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Lyons
Romulus Cotter
Akron
Basin, Mont
Henry Fitch
M. J. Brennan
Barrie
Ont
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M. K. Jessup
American Sabbath School Union
Chili
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Berclair
House
New Mexico
Arizona
Hanna Hatton
Holland
Man
Robert Moran
Ohio
Bishop Ryan
Worster
Brooklyn
Greater New York
Tonawanda
Captain Phillips
Walter Price
Broadway
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Cairo
Egypt
Wurster
Strong
Ber
Christian Endeavors
Fellowship
New Christian Endeavor Societies
Chicago
Boston
Baer
Wesley on liberty of thought and noncoercion
Quote attributed to John Wesley urges liberty of thought and personal judgment. It condemns persecution and coercion, advising that if reason or persuasion fails, one should not force belief but leave others to God.
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John Wesley
Spring Day Illumined by Divine Love
A poetic reflection on springtime joys and the sense of happiness found through God. The text speaks of budding boughs, blue skies after rain, and the child’s heart feeling love and unity as a sign of the divine.
Christian Endeavor Spreads Beyond Local Work
Amid Armenian atrocities excitement a Junior Christian Endeavor society forms at Mersine Turkey. Nellore India Endeavorers plan a foreign missionary committee. Brooklyn hosts last year’s state convention and bids for 1897 National Baptist Union. The movement grows weekly as groups answer to missions.
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Mersine
Turkey
Nellore
India
Brooklyn
State Christian Endeavor Convention
National Baptist Union Convention
Dr P D John Defends Bible Against Ingersoll Attack
Dr John P D John former Depauw University president and Methodist minister replies to Col Ingersoll at Militant Church. He argues the Bible should be judged by its outcomes not foreign standards and defends divine purposes amid war and slavery, noting education advances humanity and upholds destiny of the race.
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Cuscago
John P D. John
Depauw University
Ingersoll
John
Jehovah
Heaven
Earth
Mr. Ingersoll
Arusticlxam
Chris Uanity
The Scriptures as Source of Inspiration
Rev. WV J Yates argues the Bible is the strongest force in spreading Christian faith, surpassing preaching teaching or exhortation. He cites a Yokohama incident where an English Bible converts a wary Japanese official, illustrating how scripture brings pardon peace and new life.
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WV. J. Yates
A. M
Perry
Yokohama
New Era in Religious Life Urged by Youth and Prosperity
The article argues a coming era in religious life as Armenians face persecution and Christianity rallies. It stresses youth as key in spiritual renewal, old and young uniting, and prosperity enabling broader piety. It calls young people to dedicate earnings to Christ for rapid kingdom growth.
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Christ
The Wondrous Transforming Life of His Teachings
A reverent reflection on how His life and gospel transformed societies by elevating virtue, mercy, and labor, banishing vice, and ennobling marriage. The passage credits purity, meekness, and charity with shaping homes and cultures across lands where His gospel spread.
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God
Pioneering Beginnings of Methodism in Baltimore 1784
The Methodist Episcopal church began in Baltimore during a 1784 meeting of itinerant preachers. Preachers were local and unordained, with small numbers but strong zeal. Dr. Thomas Coke, ordained by John Wesley, organized the church. A Connecticut chapter recently illustrated this conference's method, showing a compelling way to teach church history.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Thomas Coke
John Wesley
Connecticut
The Faith That Fervently Lived Within
A speaker recalls resisting pleas to discard a thing, choosing pain to keep a hidden faith. He risks public scorn and even death to protect a kernel of belief tucked in husks, which he deems essential for his preservation.
Convict Labor and Road Work Debate Prompts Reform Calls
A Dayton Herald summary argues prison labor for road construction could solve both firing up reform and improving roads. It notes Ohio's 1898 surplus, 1894 and 1895 deficits, and critiques branding laws and the Llewellyn limit. It urges raising limits and avoiding free labor competition while boosting highway projects.
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Dayton (O.) Herald
Ohio
Board of Managers
Llewellyn
L. A. W. Bulletin
Incentive for Good Roads Inspires Township Officials
In Huntington county, township road super visors have long received gold watches and chains from local drivers as rewards for well kept roads. Mr Allison and his successor Thaddeus S Jackson have both received such prizes, a custom common among railroad crews but new for road supervisors. The practice aims to spur better road maintenance and superior road beds.
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O’donnell
New York State
Farmer Budd
New Jersey
Budd
Owen Langdon
Huntington County
Allison
Thaddeus S. Jackson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Media (Pa.) Ledger
Would-Be Vagrants Lose Roads to Moon and Globe
A reflective line notes the vast 1,300,000 miles of common roads, enough to circle the globe 50 times or reach the moon over five times. It laments loss if most roads vanished with no return, leaving Earth arguably happier.
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Globe
Earth
Lord Sholto Douglas Sets Out for Fame and Fortune
Lord Sholto Douglas and John E. Cocker depart Los Angeles for Phoenix to begin a burro ride through Arizona New Mexico old Mexico and Central America. They plan to file stories and sketches for a press syndicate after securing credentials from five major newspapers.
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Lord Sholto Douglas
John E. Cocker
Arizona
Los Angeles
Cal
Phoenix
A. T
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Central America
Sholto
Cocker
Growth of Methodism at Newark Conference
At the 39th annual Methodist Episcopal conference in Newark Bishop C D Foss stated the church now has 5,000,000 communicants against 15,000,000 adherents, about double the Catholic total. He cited Chicago growth of 96 percent population and 113 percent for Methodists in communicants, with Buffalo Cincinnati and Cleveland showing notable gains. He warned the church must bridge capital and soul masses.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark
N. J
C. D. Foss
Philadelphia
Chicago
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lake Winnebago Center Crack Revealed Along Ice Edge
Observers note an immense, three to six foot wide crack forms in the center of Lake Winnebago as ice freezes. The fissure spans about 30 miles lengthwise, appearing due to ice expansion and equal shore pressure.
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Lake
Winnebago
Wisconsin
Slavery Abolished in Brazil Releasing Millions in 1289
A historical note states Brazil abolished slavery in 1289 freeing 800000 men and 700000 women. Owners were compensated with payments ranging from 400 to 500 dollars per slave.
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Braz
Brazil
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