Lawyers of Warren Promising Prompt Thorough Service
Attorneys at Law in Warren Pennsylvania advertise prompt and careful handling of all business. Offices occupy the Hazeltine building on Liberty Street with practitioners W.W. Wilbur and Wm. Schnnk.
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Warren
Hoffman Building
Liberty
Second Streets
Attorneys At Law
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
J. G. Smith
K. M. Andrews
Oftice
Jennson’s Exchange
Padward
Warren Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
Hazeltine Building
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnnk
Beaty Block
J. Ball
Thompson
Goodby Old Horse and New Car Clash in Verse
Evening lines praise a horse then lament a failing automobile. The poem contrasts progress with old habits as a single rider group tests a horseless carriage. The author, Trotter and Pacer, notes a failure ten miles from home and hopes for the animal’s return.
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Pacer
True nobility lies in character not attire
The poem argues that outward dress does not reveal true worth. A person’s nobility shows in conduct, not in silk, lace, or plumes. Jesters or boors in fine clothes reveal less, while simplicity and inner virtue crown true greatness over fashion.
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J. W. Foley, Jr
Bismarck Tribune
Liquid Air Tests Show Microbes Endure Extreme Cold
London Express reports on a Royal Society note by Dr. A Macfadyen and S Rowland detailing liquid air exposure. After 20 hours at extreme cold microbes show no injury, while typhoid, diphtheria, anthrax and cholera germs endure seven days under the same conditions with mechanical strain, remaining highly alive. The piece notes cold cannot destroy microbes and urges clearer public understanding of disinfection limits to prevent epidemics.
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Dewar
Royal Society
A. Macfadyen
S. Rowland
Arctic Circle
Londos
Aphorisms and Maxims of Notable Thinkers
A collection of motivational maxims from Napoleon Butler Voltaire Landon Saville Shakespeare and others. The quotes emphasize perseverance fortitude humility duty and the value of patient effort in achievement and character.
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Napoleon
Butler
Voltaire
L. E. Landon
Saville
O. Dewey
D. H.aughey
SoAa Bears the 1PORX A The Kind You Have Always Bought
SoAa Bears the 1PORX A The Kind You Have Always Bought appears in a fragmented OCR item with unclear context and missing readable facts. No clear people organizations places or events can be confirmed from the readable text.
History of the Week China crisis and allied moves unfold
A July 26 to Aug 1 wrap reports Pekin fall rumors, foreign legations under siege, and diplomats debating war aims. It cites Li Hung Chang, Admiral Seymour, and Li to Pekin, Boxer uprisings, Boxers and Boxers’ violence, troop movements to Tien Tsin, and foreign casualties. It notes Western rescue efforts, typhoid outbreak in Watertown, and King Humbert’s assassination.
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Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Taku
Seymour
Russia
London
Liscum
Washington
Japan
England
United States
China
Runner
Li Hung Chang
M. Pichon
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Syracuse
Nome
Alaska
Chicago
Shanghai
Lao
Robert Hart
Germany
Chaffee
McKinley
Watertown
N. Y
Vigan
Luzon
Panama
Rochester
Vancouver
IA Hung Chang
Admiral Seymour
Ki Yuan Fu
Fort Echo
Canton
France
Mindanao
Pittsburg
Prince Tuan
Tuan
Legations
Tung Chau
Alfred Gaselee
William
Ho Nan
Shan Si
Humbert
Italy
Angelo Bressi
Monza
San Francisco
Berlin
Pao Ting Fu
Li Ho Keh
Monterey
Erie Canal
Utica
Little Falls
Admirality
Sir Claude MacDonald
Europe
Shan Tung
Alexieff
Tung Chou
Binghamton
Conger
Wu Ting Fang
Paterson
N. J
Bressi
Pierce Appointed to Arbitrate Russian Fisheries Case
8T. PETERSBURG Aug 1 Secretary of the United States embassy Herbert H D Pierce has been appointed to represent the United States in the arbitration of the Russian seizure of American fisheries in Bering Sea The case will be heard at The Hague.
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Herbert Pierce
Petersburg
United States
Herbert H. D. Pierce
Bering Sea
Hague
New York Money Market Report July 31
Money on call quoted at 1 1/2 to 2 percent. prime mercantile paper at 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bankers bills at 4.87 percent for demand and 4.83 percent for sixty days, with posted 4.8444 to 4.86. Commercial bills 4.83 percent. Silver certificates 61 1/2 to 62 cents. Bar silver 61 2/3 cents. Mexican dollars 48 1/2 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Grain and commodity price list update from New York market
The report lists prices for flour buckwheat cornmeal rye wheat corn and pork with bids for Minnesota patents Minnesota bakers wheat No 2 red f o b afloat and related animal products and dairy prices including butter creamery and cheese. Reading shows terse figures for supply quality grades and regional terms across multiple commodities.
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Minnesota
E. c
New York
City
Brandywine
Western
F.o.b. Afloat
B. Afloat
Northern
Duluth
State
Pennsylvania
Wheat and dairy price report from Buffalo market
Buffalo market prices list for wheat, oats, corn, flour, butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes with per bushel and per barrel quotes for No 1 northern wheat, No 2 red winter, No 2 white oats, No 2 yellow corn, best patent flour, creamery and dairy butter, full cream cheese, state fresh eggs, and new fancy potatoes.
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Buffalo
Best
Graham
Pennsylvania
Western
Governor Stone praises Farmer Cope in oleomargarine crackdown
Harrisburg reports Governor William A. Stone lauds Dairy and Food Commissioner Farmer Cope for rapid action against illicit oleomargarine sales. Cope's team and Philadelphia District Attorney Rothermel push for swift trials, aiming to force bogus butter dealers out of business.
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Harrisburg
William A. Stone
Cope
Chester County
Stone
Governor Stone
Farmer Cope
Philadelphia
Dairy and Food Department
Dairy and Food
Pennsylvania
Seoos Benes Tigle
Leah Poreilion
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Coute
Farmer Cove
Rothermel
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Department
Justice
Ballot reform debate splits leaders in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia report notes Col Quay and Governor Black push for a non partisan constitutional convention to reform ballot laws. Wanamaker and Quay are cited as backing immediate reform, while fusion with sound money Democrats faces opposition from Guffey and Bryanism as key figures weigh party unity.
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Philadelphia
Col. Quay
General Assembly
Chauncey F. Black
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
John Wanamaker
Black
Pennsylvania
Quay
Republican Party
Wanamaker
Mr. Quay
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Indianapolis
Bryan
Stevenson
McKinley
Roosevelt
Keystone
James M. Guffey
Guffey
Congress
United States Senate
Boies Penrose
United States
Bradstreet's Weekly Report on Trade and Crops
Bradstreet's Review notes few major trade changes while demoralizing countercurrents appear across industries. The piece highlights an immense corn crop due to rains in the West, improving wheat crops in the Northwest, and renewed inquiries for raw wool with steadier railway earnings. Wheat and corn shipments show declines from the previous week, with several prior years' figures cited for context.
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New York
Bradstreet
Authorities Discover Tunnel From House into Allegheny Prison
Pittsburg dispatch reports Western authorities found a tunnel from a deserted house across Sterling Street into an Allegheny penitentiary. The 200 plus foot passage, 150 inside walls, aimed to free inmates including anarchist Alexander. The house was sold to New York buyers with partial payment.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Alexander Man
Frick
Sterling Street
New York
Mendicant recounts grim New England farm prejudice
In a stark tale, M Quan recalls a Boston beggar mocked for seeking work with New England farmers. The speaker ridicules farmers after surviving numerous past assaults by dogs and authorities, preferring city dangers to rural schemes and warning against trusting farmers for aid.
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Boston
New England
Halifax
M. Quan
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C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
O. W. Beaty
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