Local District and County Officers List
Directory lists district and county officers including Senate Henry H. Cumings Assembly James Brown President John W. M. Lindsey Prothonotary Homer M. Putnam Sheriff Ralph N. Brown Treasurer Elmer D. Everts and other officials with commissioners, clerks, auditor and coroner roles. Includes names like Joseph C. Sibley, A T Hackney, Chas D Crandall, Will S Clark and more.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
James Brown
John W. M. Lindsey
Weaver
A. T Hackney
Homer M. Putnam
Register and Recorder
Chas. D. Crandall
Ralph N. Brown
Elmer D. Everts
F .M. Downing
Frank Hagberg
W. H. Houghtling
George F. Yates
Will S. Clark
O. J. Gunning
W. J. Farnsworth
J. H. Driscoll
W. 8. Peirce
H. S. Perry
J. P
A. M. Bennett
Elmer E. Thompson
Frank McClellan
Town Officials Listed for Burgess-Dr. W S Peirce
Town Council members include C Schimelfeng president and Wm Lemmon A G Lyons A L Schellhammer E L Leonhart J F Clark E T Beck R W Cousins with Clerk W B Weed and Treasurer A J Hazeltine. Justices H B Perry C H Meacham Collector Frank Barnhart Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock. School Directors W D Hinckley president G F Yates secretary F M Knapp treasurer C W Arird and members George Ott W M Creal J W Armstrong Dr C G J Frantz W C Watson J H Berger E H Morrison W C DeForest D A Arird Geo B Walters.
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H. 8. Perry
C. H. Meacham
Frank Barnhart
Wm. Schnur
D. F A. Wheelock
W. D. Hinckley
G.F. Yates
Sec’y
F. M. Knapp Treasur
C. W. Arird
George Ott
W. M. Creal
J. W. Armstrong
Dr. CG. J. Frantz
W. C. Watson
J. H. Berger
E. H. Morrison
W. C. DeForest
D. A. Arird
Geo. B. Walters
Train Schedules for West Philadelphia Erie Lines
Eastern Standard times listed for various routes including Buffalo Allegheny Division and Dunkirk corridors. Details mention express and local trains with departures at 9 52 am 10 00 am 8 08 pm and 6 02 pm Sundays. Additional services to Olean Bradford Oil City and Dunkirk areas with multiple daily departures.
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Buffalo and Allegheny Division
WRAT
Eastern. Standard
East Ve
Olean
Bradford
Oil City
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Kane
Itimore
Allman Buffet Sleeping Car Erie
Warren
Kinzua
Salamanca
Pittsburg
Irvington
Tionesta
Oil City Express
W.S. Leffard
Warren W. W. Atterbury
J. R. Woop
Magr. Gro
W. Boypd
Pasgr
Fitusville
Falconer
Dunkirk
Titusville
Buffalo
West
A. J. Smith
Gen
Cleveland
O. W. J. Sparks
Attorney I Ball Moves Office to Warren Bank Building
I. Ball announces removal of law office from Beaty building to room 8 on the second floor of the new Warren National Bank Building. Take the elevator. Bell Telephone 165. C E Bordwell, attorney at law Warren, Pa. Brothers, Ww. Schnor.
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I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Warren, Pa
Hoffman Building
Liberty and
Second Streets
A. A. Davis & Company Announces 1905 Styles
A. A. Davis & Company states the 1905 stock is in and invites customers to view new styles ranging from low price goods to premier items sourced directly from manufacturers.
Matrimonial "Old Gorgon Graham" Advice Unearthed
A humor column parodies marital advice advising husbands to avoid arguing before breakfast and after dinner. suggests silence at home and fading response as a tactic. It notes the narrator from Old Gorgon Graham as a fictional persona in Lori mer’s More Letters From a Self Made Merchant to His Son.
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Gorgon
Graham
George Horace Lorimer
Notable figures and gossip from 19th century society
Sires and sons surveys assorted public figures and social curiosities. Anthony Comstock marks thirty two years leading the Society For the Prevention of Vice while Dr Joseph B Moore recalls a quail hunt near the White House. Other items note Governor Stokes in a tail hat, Count Zu Eulenberg’s seventy fifth decoration, Nansen’s possible prime ministership, James Gordon Bennett’s Paris to Monte Carlo move, H Clay Pierce’s Missouri trust, Stanley M Wheeler’s first vote for his father, and Professor Roentgen’s secretive stance on a new ray.
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Anthony Comstock
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Joseph B. Moore
Washington
Lafayette Park
White House
Governor Stokes
New Jersey
Count Zu Eulenberg
Germany
Nansen
Norway
Sweden
Paris
Monte Carlo
James Gordon Bennett
H. Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Missouri
Stanley M. Wheeler
South Paris
Roentgen
Gout Fears Highlight Riches and Happiness Quote
A San Francisco Examiner quip notes that wealth may not bring happiness and humorously adds the risk of gout in the feet as a counterpoint to riches. The line reflects a wry outlook on material success and health.
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San Francisco Examiner
No Scandals in Panama Canal Building Said
A collection of quotes discusses politics and policy across papers. The Springfield Republican urges scandal avoidance in canal construction while other items touch on geography, military strategy, U S migration, alimony ethics, and American Indians in the Indian Territory.
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Panama Canal
Springfield Republican
Chicago News
Canada
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sioux City Tribune
Sam
Indian Territory
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bargain of Title for Money Cited as Fair Game
The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes a notion that title bargains for money resemble a fair game as Pa and another party each stake about a million. The remark suggests high stakes and speculative wagering on property titles.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
After Thinking It Over Philosophy in Final Analysis
A concise reflection notes that philosophy boils down to convincing oneself it is easier to refrain from desiring things than to obtain them. The quote reflects a worldview on desire and effort. It emphasizes the mental ease of restraint over pursuit as a guiding insight.
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Puck
Stage Sanding Stunt Roils Detroit Scene
A performer sprinkles sand on stage creating a visible front and behind display. The stunt hinges on sand to achieve its effect, drawing attention in Detroit.
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Detroit
The End. Bly-Does your wife ever listen to your advice
Sly jokes about marital listening dynamics referenced in a Detroit Free Press item.
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Bly
Sly
Detroit Free Press
Spring Millinery on Display at Miss Sill Store
Miss Sill exhibits the latest millinery styles with careful attention to pleasing customers and prices kept low for shoppers.
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Miss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Escoonnes
Seneseverne
SILL
General Insurance
John Sill & Son
D. H. Lamon
F. E. Sill
Een G. Ball
Savings Ban Building
C E. Bordwell
Lawarren, Pa
Edward Lindsey
Earl MacDonald
Warren Natonal Bank Block
W. H. M’alpin
Ww. Schnor
W. S. Richardson
Warren, Va
W. A. Greaves
Dec’d
Eastman Kodaks
Mr. Greaves
R W. ‘Stuart, E
Warre
Hoffman Block
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W
Epethenew
Geo. Ball’s
Joseph T. Danforth
Pene
Perry
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Frederick L. Kahle
Attorney AT Law
Venango County
Fourth Avenue
Penn’a
Liberty
T. and
Penna Avenue
T J. Foley
A. A. Davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
A. A. Davis & Company
A. A. Davis & CO
Paphehr
Warren County
Warren Savings Bank
Resources
THE
Honor Roll Bank
Sires and Sons
N. Greenland & Son
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
Pavio L. Gerould
Cashier
Fred P. Hug
F. A. McDowell
Teller
K. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
Ff. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
Fred P. Hue
Gerentt
Hammond Iron Works
Fair Exchange
the Dancer
Tribune
National Illustrated Agricultural Weekly
NEW York Tribune Farmer
New York City
the Mart
Pennsylvania
R.R
Erie
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
D.A.V
P.R. R
Sun
Ain
Fredonia
Sinclairville
Alconer
Frewsbur
Fentonville
Ackley
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Grand Valley
Dallyam
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Sheffield
Sheffield Junction
Winlackham
Shef
Junction
Loleta
Lamona
Winlack
Chas. J. Gibson Sunt
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
East
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown, N. Y
MAIL
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
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