Attorneys at Law Firm Ad in Warren Pa
Attorneys at Law Warren Pa advertise prompt careful service with offices on Liberty Street in the Hazeltine building second story. W W Wilbur and Wm Schnur name partners.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
1
Attorneys at Law Warren Pa advertise prompt careful service with offices on Liberty Street in the Hazeltine building second story. W W Wilbur and Wm Schnur name partners.
A collage of brief poems and verses from Youth's Companion and Austria Constitution. It features Ingram Crockett's imagery of the scarlet tanager and water lilies, F. L. Stanton's love sermon from a field, Ola Moore's Rainy Day Song on renewal, and J. M. P. Otto’s meditation on death and birth.
Aug 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 reports from London and Washington recount the siege of Pekin and allied advances toward Tien Tsin. Dispatches detail legations in peril short supplies and need for ammunition with growing signs of Chinese resistance and diplomacy shifts. Other items note assassinations trials strikes and political moves globally including Italy Servia and the United States.
A detailed roster names town officers including President and Clerk E H Beshlin, Treasurer A J Hazeltine, Justices H S Perry and C H Meacham, Collector E R Peirce, Attorney Wm Lehnar, Engineer D F A Wheelock, Constables and School Directors with members listed.
A compact verse pairing memory of lost innocence with the awakening dawn. The first section contemplates the uplifting power of children's contentment and its effect on adults. The second, from S H Kiser in Chicago Times Herald, laments missing sunrise and welcomes the dawn as Day rises from sleep.
A compact verse segment contrasts earthly harshness with ideal beauty. E Kiser notes skepticism toward desert contentment and praises abundant fair flowers for those who seek with a glowing heart. Bradford Torrey muses on growth, aging, and losing earth to find the sky as life stretches beyond youth.
A reflective note from the Washington Star about a small boy with five fingers and toes, eyebrows ears and nose in place, and the anxious question whether these traits will endure after the Fourth of July. The piece preserves its period voice and quiet domestic mood.
A wife rebukes her husband for changing treatment after marriage. He concedes she proved to be a gold brick and reflects that the dynamic resembles a familiar bunko game, in a dated Chicago Daily News humor tone.
The dictionary announces a longest word noninter communicability. Chicago landmarks list the Montgomery Ward building at 885 feet and the Masonic temple at 322 feet with Auditorium tower at 270 feet. Cigars crafted from soaked paper sheets pressed by specialized machines. New York street mileage totaled 1 720 with Brooklyn 548 and Manhattan 405 miles plus detailed pavement types and lengths.
Utica report states Dr. John B. Rafter former Geneva Funston surgeon in Manila has rejoined the service and will depart for San Francisco to report for duty.
New York money market figures as of Aug 7 show money on call at 1 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted 4 to 5 percent. Sterling exchange notes actual bankers' bills at 4.88 percent for demand and sixty days, with posted rates 4.8542 to 4.89. Commercial bills at 4.83 to 4.8344 percent. Silver certificates 6112 to 62 cents, bar silver 60 cents, Mexican dollars 48 1/2 cents.
Grain and flour prices quoted for winter pat ents and Minnesota patents, with bids for buckwheat rye corn oats and wheat No 2 red. Include pork hay butter cheese and eggs price ranges and terms f o b afloat and f o b state and western markets.
Buffalo today reports No 1 northern wheat at 82 1 2 cents, winter wheat No 2 red 79 cents, corn No 2 yellow 48 1 2 cents. Oats No 2 white 28 cents. Flour mixed grades priced per double 4 50 to 4 75, lower 2 50 to 3 00. Butter creamery 20 4 cents, eggs state 14 cents, potatoes fancy per barrel 1 50 to 1 55.
A brief notice highlights Castor NX by Wheechie as a product of the Kind You Have Always Bought line. The item is presented with emphasis on reliability and traditional branding in a compact market reveal.
Col James M Guffey Bryanite leader becomes a full fledged U S Senate candidate in Pennsylvania. He aims to disrupt the Republican organization and push a fusion with Democrats and independents to defeat the GOP nominee. Republicans warn of insincerity while gold Democrats balk at Bryanism and free silver. Fusion could aid Bryan in a prosperous year.
In Suffern New York on August 8 a pet cat saved 11 year old Jezie Wood from a rattlesnake about to strike as she walked toward grass in the yard of Joseph Wood. The four foot seven inch snake bit the cat as it guarded the girl and was killed by Walter Guerney with a brick.
Senator Hanna may launch a speechmaking tour for the Republican nominees McKinley and Roosevelt after a long conference with Perry Heath of the national Republican headquarters. Heath indicated no definite itinerary was set.
Chairman Jones and Webster Davis ex assistant secretary of the interior conferred at the Democratic national headquarters for over an hour. Davis is expected to deliver a series of speeches during the campaign and outline the work to be done by him.
John L. Powers, brother of Caleb Powers, says the verdict will decide if Caleb surrenders. He adds that acquittal or mistrial would lead to all indicted, including Governor Taylor, going to Frankfort.
The duke of Connaught ranks second only to the queen in popularity with soldiers, rivaled by Lord Roberts. Queen Wilhelmina paints from life using palace guards as models, while the German emperor offers three sea pieces for Queen Victoria's yacht. Russia's czarina leads a charitable embroidery group, and a Laeken palace pedestal bears miniature busts of the prince and princess of Wales, linked to a notable royal introduction by the Belgian king.
An army of 30 000 men and 10 000 horses for three months requires about 11 000 tons of food. In Easton Pennsylvania Jasper Beeman served 288 hours for fines totaling 8.04 for uttering 12 oaths. The Adirondacks exceed 2 800 000 acres with 300 peaks 1 200 to 5 000 feet high. The largest carpet in Windsor Castle spans 40 feet wide with 58 840 000 stitches made by 28 men in 14 months. Chinese consulates mostly charge 3 500 with fees. Shanghai 5 000, Chefoo 2 500, Hong Kong 5 000. Notarial fees are typically a few hundred dollars.
Gen. Frank Reeder, Republican state chairman, coordinates campaign plans in Philadelphia for the upcoming state headquarters opening. He with T. Larry Eyre lay out literature, district outreach, and a speaker corps, aiming to mobilize Republicans across counties and target doubtful districts.
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