Local Government Roster Unclear but Includes Officials
A fragmented list names Burgess Barnhart and a slate of town officials and officers. It enumerates council members, clerk, treasurer, justices, collector, attorney, engineer, constables, school directors, and other named individuals in a municipal roster.
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E. R. Peirce
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
John Rowland
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. J. Ball
Leffard
Peoria A. Cowan
Western New York and Pennsylvania R R Schedule Express Times
Western New York and Pennsylvania R R schedule shows express arrivals and departures in EST. Services list 10 468 m express timing with 10 10 am and 6 25 pm as notable departures and 6 45 pm as a closing time.
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New York and
Pennsylvania
R. RR
Eastern Standard
Children’s Hour Returns to the Castle Heart
A playful Longfellow poem-like scene depicts children invading a parent’s quiet room. The speaker calls them blue eyed banditti who climb the wall and crowd the fortress of the heart, promising to keep them forever in love and gentleness.
Our Hardware Store Supplies Roofing and Farm Tools
In Our Hardware Store we offer Roofing Plumbing Sheetiron and Pipe Fitting services. We stock plows harrows seeders weeders cultivators hay machinery and farm garden tools. Also mill supplies rope chain saws axes files emery wheels bicycle gear fishing tackle house furnishings and a full line of hardware including paints glass fittings belts and packing.
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Stearns
Reason and Instinct in Guidance of Action
Poem contrasts reason and instinct as guiding powers. Instinct is portrayed as a willing, accurate guide that rarely fails, while reason is cautious but unreliable for immediate action. The piece credits divine or natural direction for instincts and questions who directs human reason in choosing paths.
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de Moivre
Pope
Uncle Ephs Molasses Motto and Family Tale
A narrator recalls Uncle Ephraim a self made but underwhelming congressman whose fame outpaced his wit. The piece contrasts Ephs wealth with his honest nature and ends with his dying counsel advising against flattery and warning that molasses catches flies, not vinegar.
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Ephraim
Congress
Eph
William
Sweet Brooklet and Quest for Rest in Ocean’s Breast
The lines present a pilgrim brooklet moving ceaselessly toward its parent Ocean seeking a rest in the sea. It passes marshes and crags yet urges onward despite obstacles. The verse contrasts nature’s beauty with an endless restless quest for final refuge. Included are quoted excerpts and references to Sir Robert Grant and Dryden.
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Sir Robert Grant
Proposed Territory of Seward in Alaska split idea
The New York Tribune questions dividing Alaska into two territories proposing Seward as a named region while noting Congress has yet to create a workable territorial government for one. The piece discusses the feasibility and timing of such a split and honors the statesman linked to the Alaska Purchase.
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Seward
Alaska
Alaska Purchase
Congress
New York Tribune
European Powers Engage in Seven African Campaigns
The article notes wars across seven African regions exceeding 9,000,000 square miles in total area. England participates in three campaigns, France in two, Germany in one, and Moors clash with border tribes along the Algiers boundary in northwestern Africa.
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Europe
England
France
Germany
Africa
Algiers
Goobers Grand Consolidated Band in a Uncle Tom Drama
A Lewiston Journal anecdote recalls theater workers posting bills for Googer's Grand Consolidated Band when a skeptical old man from the crowd mocks the ongoing Uncle Tom's Cabin craze. The banner rolls reveal a new act and provoke surprise as the crowd disperses into winter snow.
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WU. T. C
Uncle Ton
Googer’s Grand Consolidated Band
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company
Waal
Lewiston Journal
Whitsett Courier breezy spring snippets evoke load and humor
Dave Johnson's one eyed mule plows anew as spring grinds on. Two picnics are planned for Wednesday with a note on renting snowshoes to attend both. The jest links plowing not to glory but to a sheriff who seizes crops yearly with steady zeal.
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The
Whitsett Courier
Dave Johnson
Atlanta Constitution
Ares Warns of Steel Bullets in War as Civilization Presses On
The god Ares arranged with the fates to employ steel bullets in combat promising greater deaths. The Muses object to the cruel harvest of violence yet civilization presses onward, as described in the Detroit Journal.
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Ares
Muses
Detroit Journal
False One Accuses Love As Powder Stains Reveal Truth
In a dramatic Chicago Post snippet a man accuses his lover of feigning affection claiming powder on her face proves deceit. She defends herself saying she did not expect him, pleading trust as tension rises between them.
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Chicago Post
Coming Events Cast Shadows Before Joke
A brief. Mrs Witts tells a doctor has arrived for her sick husband. Mr Witts quips that they should telephon e for the undertaker noting the adage that coming events cast shadows before. The Chicago News style gag.
Noted Exchange Sparks Lynching Talk in Washington Star
A young woman says the horse may become extinct. Broncho Bob replies he will save a powerful sight of lynchings. The Washington Star quotes the dialogue highlighting violence and sensational rhetoric.
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Broncho Bob
Washington Star
Star Illness Sidelines Player in Chicago Record Box Office Quiz
A brief vent from the Chicago Record shows frustration over a star missing a game due to illness and the manager quipping about box office receipts. The exchange suggests tension between performance and financial concerns in sports reporting.
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Chicago
Ready For a Fight in Irish Barroom Feud
Blurred OCR notes describe a brewing clash between men named O Hoolihan and Casey amid accusations of slander and a wife referenced in coarse taunts. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation likely to spill into a confrontation or duel style dispute.
Is She a Professional Singer Questioned
A Philadelphia Bulletin piece quotes a remark about a female singer, noting she is a professional by claim but not in equal measure to her boasting.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Polichinelle Quip About Candy Plea in Family Banter
A brief theater quip centers on Polichinelle asking for candy and demanding politeness. The daughter replies with a moral touch about good manners. The exchange captures a light domestic mood and traditional stage humor.
Compressed Air Question Baffles Chicago Barbers
A Chicago Inter Ocean report highlights barbers using compressed air at clients chairs. The device powers drying shaving and spraying routines enhancing grooming and fragrance in select downtown shops and a North Side hotel.
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Chicago
Asorial
State Street
German visitor gains access to Gibraltar top works
A German consumptive visitor with English introductions gained a top of the rock pass after social contacts loosened a regulation. He later provided the German war office with perfect plans from photographs of Gibraltar’s defenses, as reported by the London Saturday Review.
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Gibraltar
England
London Saturday Review
Oldest Typebook Claim Prompts Historic Printing Debate
A Munich book dealer holds a volumed missale speciale argued by German experts and Misset to predate 1457 Psalter, possibly before 1450 and perhaps Gutenberg authored. French scholar asserts it as the first printed book, prompting note of other century discoveries. In Philadelphia, Kremer’s new play for Miss Holland adapts Schiller’s Love and Intrigue ending happily.
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Munich
Rhine
M. Misset
Pheodore Kremer
Mildred Holland
Schiller
Hardenbergh Likely Wins Auditor General in Harrisburg Row
Harrisburg notes show Senator Hardenbergh nearly certain for auditor general with no opponent. A scramble for at large congressmen grows, as Galusha Grow seeks renomination and Philadelphia backers push Robert H. Foerderer alongside Grow.
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Hardenbergh
Buffalo market prices for Wheat Corn Butter Cheese and Eggs
Buffalo April 24 market report lists wheat prices No 1 hard 8 1 2c afloat No 1 northern 75 4c No 4 red 72 c for futures. corn No 2 yellow 43c No 3 yellow 42 c. oats No 3 white 28c No 3 mixed biec. flour spring best patent 4.00 4.25 per bbd. butter creamery western extras 18 19c. cheese full cream 12c fair 11 11 c. eggs state 12 12 c western 12c. potatoes state White 4 46c Jerseys per bbl 3.25 3.75.
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Buffalo
Best
Graham
Western
Pennsylvania
New York
Minnesota
Northern
Duluth
F.o.b
Hay—Shipping
Pork—Family
Western Creamery
State
Jersey
Jersey Sweets
Foraker Reviews Puerto Rico Policy At Union League
Philadelphia April 24 The Union League hosts lectures on campaign issues with leading Republicans invited to speak United States Senator J B Foraker of Ohio analyzed U S policy toward Puerto Rico detailing tax schemes and the path to self government He argued for exemptions from direct taxation and a staged tariff plan to fund local government while preserving U S responsibilities and promising eventual full local control
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Philadelphia
Union League
League
United States
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Porto Rico
Congress
Puerto Rico
Connecticut
McKinley
Internal Revenue
Foraker
National Treasury
Diplomat Ali Ferrouh Bey Visits State Department
Turkish minister Ali Ferrouh Bey called on Acting Secretary Hill in Washington as the United States prepared to issue negotiations with Turkey over missionary and other claims. Officials kept details private but stressed the crisis remained grave yet likely to pass without harming U S Turkey relations.
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Washington
Hill
Ali Ferrouh Bey
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Vance
Washington Lafayette Statue Unveiled in Lafayette Square
New York officials and thousands gathered for the unveiling of the Washington and Lafayette statue gifted by Charles Broadway Rouss in Lafayette square. General Horatio C. King presented the statue, President Guggenheimer accepted it for the city, and Edmond Cambon, representing Jules Cambon, spoke and removed the flag covering the statue.
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New York
Washington and Lafayette
Charles Broadway Rouss
Lafayette Square
Horatio C. King
Guggenheimer
Edmond Cambon
Jules Cambon
United States
Chairman Odell to California for Five-Week Trip
Newburg April 20 B B Odell Jr chairman of the Republican state committee travels in a special car with his wife and two children and a party of friends to California he plans a five week absence and will return via Canada
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Odell
California
Newburg
B. B. Odell, Jr
Republican State Committee
Canada
Katie Knepper Sleep Ends In Death
New York April 20 Little Katie Knepper who had slept for more than a week died yesterday without awakening. The child complained of a headache about a week earlier and fell into a deep sleep from which doctors could not rouse her.
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Katie Knepper
New York
Quay Loses Senate Seat After Tight Vote
In Washington on April 25 the Senate refused Matthew S. Quay of Pennsylvania a seat by a 33 to 32 vote after a heated debate. Pettigrew of South Dakota did not vote while West of Missouri voted No.
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Washington
Matthew S. Quay
Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Mr. West
Missouri
Market Report New York Money Market
New York on April 24 shows money on call at 244 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 4 5 percent. Sterling exchange features actual banker bills at 4.88 percent for demand and 4.88 percent for sixty days, with posted 4.85 and 4.89. Silver certificates at 60 6 licc, bar silver at 59%%c, Mexican dollars at 47%c.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Report
Market notes flour prices for winter patents to winter extras and lows, rye flour, cornmeal, buckwheat, and other grains. Also listed are rye, wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes with range figures from New York and Jersey sources.
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W. Dunkle J
Warren, Pa
Hoffman Building
Liberty
Second Streets
Quith & Andrews
Liberty eReprin Pa
J. G. Smith
Andrews
Charles W. Stone, Ralph W. Stone
First Nat'l Bank
Warren
Countes
Superior
Supreme Courts of
John Sill & Son
In Exchange Block
Waterstreet
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Pabmlee & Lindsey
Jennson’s Exchange
Edward Lindsey Penary
O. Parmlee
Ward Lindsey
Ener
Geo. Ball’s
Pnsmook
Peteerson
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth, E
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H. Perry
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
R.W. Stuart
Yu & Schnur
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnue
Greaves
Caae
Sige & Thompson
Beaty Block
VAL
Thompsos
Local Directory
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
K. W. Parshall
Fred B. Jackson
C. A. Peterson
H. M. Putnam
H. A. Putnam
W. R. Dawson
Coronner
W. 8. Peirce
Geo. M. Pelton
A. M. Bennett
Frank McClellan
D. F.A. Wheelock
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
West Eastern Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
R. BR
MAI
Lee
Walis
Lippincott’s Monthly
GEMS
Whittier
Children’s Hour
Bingen
Banditti
T. O. Slater & CO
Water ST
NEW York Tri-Weekly Tribune
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Egular
Tion
Castoria
Nemlyore City
Deestrick
Eugene Field
Dryden
Georgia
Casey
Polichinelle
Philadelphia Record
Secar Aes
ISS, Eieemerieaes Air
Ge Gee
Harrisburg
Lochiel Hotel
Frank Reeder
Repubican State Committee
T. Larry Eyre
Wesley R. Andrews
Charles E. Voorhees
John P. Elkin
Israel W. Durham
Levi McCauley
West Chester
James G. Mitchell
Jefferson
House of Representatives
House
State Senate
Republican County Committee
St. Louis
Hardenberg
Davenport
Erie
Galusha A. Grow
Foerderer
Quaker City
Robert H. Foerderer
Manufacturers’ Club
Mr. Foerderer
Frankenhausen
America
Grow
Crow
Arnold
Clearfield
Dr. Flood
Crawford
John B. Steel
Westmoreland
George T. Oliver
Allegheny
Buffalo Provision Market
Union League of Philadelphia
Republican National Administration
Puerto
Rico
Ing
Legislative Assembly
Republican Party
Miles
Island
State Department
Quay
Market Report
Land Rollers
Specis
W. B. Harrison & CO
Massillon
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