Local Warrenton Lawyers and Professionals Directory
Attorneys and Notaries public listed with offices in Warren Pa. Names include Lindsey Parmlee Petersen Dinsmoor Danforth Schnur McAlpin and Wilbur. Dentists and photographers also named with locations on Warren streets and offices in local banks. Portrait painter Gr ea ves advertises oil pastel or crayon portraits with life sitting.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
W. M. Lindsey
Jas. O. Parmlee
Modern sale gains in hot months for trade stimulus
Debates on summer buying push as Smart, Silberberg and Metzger promote ready to wear waists and corsets at half price and below. The retailer highlights economy and no sewing worry with discounts on linen warp mats and silk waists, parasols, and embroidery, aiming to clear stock quickly.
Week in news from July 29 to August 4 1900 Boston to Cuba
A digest of events spans July 29 to August 4 1900. Notables include Secretary Gage praised by Boston merchants. Benham case in jurors hands with a judge hostile to the defense. major fires in New York and Winnipeg. Klondike gold rush impact on Middletown and Syracuse manufacturers. Miners strikes and local unrest in several states. transport losses in wrecks and ship incidents. multiple drownings and accidents. Klondike fever reaches capitals with Paz diplomat arrival and Sultan peace talks. Prisons, lynchings, and crime incidents reported across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gage
Benham
New York City
Wheeling
W. Va
Potsdam
Berlin
Lizzie Anderson
Tullytown
Genevive Daily
New York
York Beach
Yell County
Arkansas
Senor
Luis Paz
Washington
Marie O’shaughnessy
Corning
N. Y
Henry James
Baltimore
McKinley
Moses P. Handy
Illinois
United States
John Nassnar
Buffalo
Scajaquada Creek
Randolph
Mud Creek
Jimmie Michael
Eddie McDuffee
Murray Hill
Thousand Islands
Middletown
Scandinavia
Florence
Cape Race
Central Pacific
Reno
Nev
St. Louis
Manuel Fernandez
Spain
Brooklyn
James Jones
Clinton
Mich
Martha Miner
Francis Baumar
Syracuse
San Francisco
Klondike
Erie Basin
John Hara
Westfield
N. J
Stewart L.woodford
Madrid
Gleichen
Steuben County Firemen’s Association
Bath
Montgomery
Ala
Patterson
Argus
Nut and Bolt Works
North Tonawanda
Robert Cochran
Hornellsville
Erie
Standard Oil Company
Winnipeg
Henry Hettler
Altoona
Sultan
Tewfik Pasha
Plattsburg
East Northport
S. L
Oakley Racetrack
Cincinnati
Taluce
Allison
Roanoke
Ills
Susie Kirwin
Kirwin Opera Company
Rochester
David
Mexico
Mexico, Cuernavaca and Pacific
John M. Helck
Callicoon
Harry Vandewater
Ryder
John Hearst
Tuscola
Mr. Cadwell
Pottsville
C. W. Eate
Charles Keiling
Shenandoah
James Berkholder
Newville
Honolulu
Captain Hatfield
Huntington
Frank Noah
Erie Railroad
Conewango
Cupid Fares Ill in New Jersey on Early Law
New marriage law in Trenton bans out of state lovers from marrying in New Jersey without seven days residency and county clerk verification. Camden, known as Philadelphia's Gretna Green, saw a busier-than-usual Wednesday as ministers and justices of the peace wed many couples before midnight. Hackmen reported a boom in rides for runaway couples.
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Trenton
Camden
Delaware
Philadelphia
Gretna Green
William H. Burrall
Charles Bowden
Justice of the
Schmitz
Camden Hackmen
Markets report from New York money market and rates
The New York money market lists money on call at 1 1 4 per cent, prime mercantile paper at 3 4 per cent, sterling exchange with actual bank bill business at 4.87 4.874 for demand and 4.85 4.86 for 60 days. Posted rates range 4.86 4.874 and 4.87 4.88. Commercial bills at 4.85 4.854, bar silver 57.34c, Mexican dollars 45c, silver certificates 58 4c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Flour Prices Report
The New York Produce Market lists flour and grain prices across regions. Prices cover patent and low grade flours, winter and spring varieties, and related commodities including cornmeal and rye flour with quotes for Western and state origins.
Ghost in Geigertown Spooks North Peoria Residents
A section of North Peoria known as Geigertown reports sightings of a dark black figure roaming late at night. Residents attribute the apparition to a deceased person’s ghost and fear for personal safety, with fewer adult outings and earlier bedtimes as the community reacts.
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North Peoria
Geigertown
Ome
Scare Prank Drives Iowa Man into Insanity
Ralph Reynolds of Calhoun county Iowa suffered brain fever and mental breakdown after a practical joke. Friends lured him to a bridge where a sheeted figure frightened him into unconsciousness claiming a ghost haunted the spot. He endured multiple incarcerations before the lunacy board ordered his return to Clarinda asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ralph Reynolds
Calhoun County
Clarinda
Reynolds
Calhoun County Lunacy Board
British Captain Claims Six Months as King of Caroline Islands
Capt John Curtis of the Eurydice says he ruled the Caroline Islands as king for six months after the Flora Stafford wreck. He married the king's daughter, issued anti cannibalism proclamations to save sailors, and abdicated when a passing ship appeared. The ex king Ikickikee resumed power.
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Caroline Islands
John Curtis
Eurydice
England
Flora Stafford
South Pacific Ocean
Curtis
Ikickikee
Stafford
Watches Auctioned For Unredeemed Fines In Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee the police court accepts watches as security for fines. Forty unredeemed watches, held for two years, will be sold at auction by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
The New Thames Tunnel Progress and Cost
The new Thames Tunnel near London runs 6,200 feet and cost 4,355,000 dollars, which is less than one fifth of the price of New York’s uncompleted capitol building in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
New York
Albany
Tips for Comfort and Maintenance of Wear and Gear
Advice advises choosing stockings longer than the foot to avoid shrinkage and advises white sole cloth over colored for comfort. It recommends mutton tallow to prevent outdoor iron from rusting and warns against face exposure to a hot fire, using cold cream and wiping with flannel. It ends with a note about flowers kept in warm wet sand.
Paul Prayers at Miletus and Tyre Teach Fellowship
Rev W J Yates discusses Paul’s farewell on the voyage to Jerusalem, the Ephesian elders, and Tyre. He highlights united prayer as a powerful bond of Christian fellowship and urges Leagues to pray together before departing each gathering.
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W. J. Yates
Paul
Mileletus
Tyre
Somtrrons
Jerusalem
Greece
Macedonia
Miletus
Ephesus
Missionary Secretary Smith Election Sparks Church Interest
The church and League discuss missionary matters as W. T. Smith D D is chosen as corresponding secretary alongside Drs. Leonard and Palmer. Smith, known in Iowa as a popular presiding elder, led his district to the lead in missionary collections. The conference also considers Chaplain McCabe for a higher post, praising his energy and executive ability.
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Smith
Church and League
W. T. Smith
D. D
Living the Christ life in deeds and heart
The piece urges Christians to express salvation by faith through active Christlike living. It argues belief must shape thoughts feelings and actions and that example is stronger than mere words or rules. It compares genuine faith to a brass band guiding crowds by living out love and service.
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Jesus Christ
Confidence and Love Across Borders in Swedish Wisdom
The text blends reflections on friendship, love, faith, and integrity with a note about Michigan plans for a Toronto convention. It cites Jean Paul Richter on honesty and warmth, and urges unity among Michiganders gathering for a large continental event, underscoring character over birth or wealth. It ends with a Swedish quotation on honesty and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paul Richter
Boy Ignites Gas Fire Near Dearborn and Illinois
In Chicago a boy lighted a cigarette near a broken gas main at Dearborn Avenue and Illinois Street. He tossed the cigarette into the gushing gas, triggering an explosion that sent a 25 foot gas jet skyward. Seven workers were overcome by fumes. the boy escaped unharmed.
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Chicago
Aera
Dearborn Avenue
Illinois Street
Comfort from the Bible Advised for Week
The Christian Endeavor topic for the week begins August 8 with Rev. Doyle’s commentary on the comfort offered by Scripture. He argues the Bible’s comfort is divine comprehensive and effective, citing Isaiah and Jesus’ words and urging gratitude through song and prayer.
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Rev
N. Doyle
Missionaries’ India progress contrasts historic voyage lengths
Bishop Thoburn recalls two trips to India 38 years apart. He notes growth from a 650 ton ship taking 127 days to a 10,000 ton vessel 20 days, and from a 17 million population in one language to 260 million across 16 languages as church outreach expands nationwide.
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Thoburn
India
I Must Answer God A Reflection on Accountability
A New York Observer reflection on responsibility as a steadying force in history. It contrasts earthly accountability with a higher divine tribunal and cites Webster’s idea that the fundamental question is the divine judgment awaiting every human. The passage emphasizes humanity’s need to heed ultimate accountability.
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Webster
New York Observer
Altogether Lovely in Christ’s Many Charms
Scriptural meditation on Jesus' boundless love mercy atonement grace divinity compassion patience and sympathy. The author extols Christ as altogether lovely and worthy of devotion, listing numerous divine attributes and spiritual attractions.
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Jesus Christ
William T. Ellis
Educating Women Shapes Teachers and Mankind
A quote by C. G. Nicolay asserts that educating women educates the teachers of men. It argues that female education forms the future adult and, even from selfish interest, serves the broader cause of humanity.
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C. G. Nicolay
Onward Christians Song of Faith and Courage
A wartime sounding exhortation urges Christians to press forward with faith and strength. It calls soldiers of faith to fight the spiritual battle with heavenly armor, endure danger, and trust in their captain's power for eventual victory.
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Flour and Dairy
Burrao market notes show wheat grades priced from 86 percent for No 1 hard to 48 cents for No 2 rye with Sicilian winter, corn prices for No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow, oats mixed grades. Flour lists best patent spring wheat per barrel 4 50 to 4 75, low grades 2 50 to 2 75. Butter state creamery 14 to 16 cents, western 15 15 c. Cheese fancy full cream 8 cents, light skims 5 to 7, eggs state 11 14 to 12 lic.
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City Mills
Winter Straits
Minnesota
Cc. i. F
Buffalo
Western No
Milwaukee
Western
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Siige
Bsc
Bii
Western Creamery
Eigins
State Dairy
Burrao
Graham
Canada
Of Food and Shelter Giver to All
A reflective verse noting how nourishment sustains nature and beings. It links generosity to the cycle of life, feeding streams, leaves, flowers, and fruits through shared bounty.
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J W. Dunkle
Warren, Pa
Hazeltine
Indbey 2
Parnlee
Peter
Geo. Ball’s
Lea. Ball
Warren Savings Bank Building
Spieeneen & Peterson
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Eta T. Danforth
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H. Perry
Water Street
Woodard & R’s
Work & Stuart
Dentista
Third Street
A.C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
AJ Isbur & Schnur
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Ww. Greaves
Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Local Directory
Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. T. ‘Weaver
F. Yates
Register
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
Fred B. Jackson
C. ‘ Whos — Co
H. Mauney
W. ‘Clark
C. D. Ney
Cononer
W.S. Peirce
E. C.allen
H. H. Bassett Gee
P. Orr
D. F.A. Wheelock
Warren Borough Officers
E. K R. Peirce
D. F. A. Wheelock
S. G. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. I. Ball
James W. Crawford
Y. W.D. McLaren
Peoria A. Cowan
O. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J.M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
C. D. Arird
W.G. Shreeves
J. C. Magee
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie
Taras
Pennsylvania
B. B
Eastern Standard
EAST
Scapanenm
Pittsburgh
N. Greenland
Herman
T. O. Slater & CO
Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies
John W. Bull
A. C. Meyer & Co
A.c.meyer & Co
Balto
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur
Averink
D. Mapany
Murray Street
News OF the
de Armitt
Cleveland
Havana
Marinao
George Smith
Port Jervis
Drufk
Indianapolis
Big Four Road
Madeline Teas
Kansas City
Crawford Black
Clover Creek
Lee Davidson
Ozark
Ark
Pig Newell
Selma
Dolan
Warner, Cameron
Charles W. Spalding
Thomas Telford
Kingston
London
Kobe
Japan
Mayou
Luzon
Henderson
Andree
Whitemouth
Man
League of American Wheelmen
Charles Schilling
Rahway
John Skok
Hay Trade Journal
Pike Steward
Dunkirk
Marcus Kimble
Givens Mills
Kimble
Twenty-first Infantry
Hotel Champlain
John Draper
Wappinger Creek
Joseph McLaughlin
Clarence Beers
Beevestown
Kittie Collins
Medina
Thomas Cottrell
Hamilton
New Jersey
Lafayette
Pembroke
Luther McDermott
Hopkinsville
Selma Larsen
Richard Lipson
Olcott
National League of American
Dettmar
Nelson Calkins
Great Bend
Willie Lockwood
Jersey City
Lena Jackson
Gouverneur
Cupid
State
Icchanse
Southern
Black Ghost
Peoria
Epworth
Michigan
Toronto
Christian Endeavor
Saya
Isaiah
Church
Nut Man
God
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo
Royal Baking Powder Co
GEMS
Walt Whitman
Arthur Copeland
San
Old Red Hoss Mountain
Red Hoss Mountain
Fielt
Casey
Goshall-Hemlock
Hyony
Earth
Bert
Hoss Mountain
Tea Hoss Mountain
Frei Nana
Robin
Martha
Cy Warman
Sebold
Nathan Haskell Dole
Augusta Webster
Woman’s Journal
Dream Town
Slumbersea
Slumber Sea
Ella Wheeler Wilcog
Utica
Ae Ab
Ieee Eee
Little Ae
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