Local Professionals Advertise Services in Warren Pa
The page lists Charles W. Stone Ralph W Stone attorneys in Warren Pa plus John Sill F E Sill and A C McAlpin and Schnur attorneys. Dentists Chas Dinsmoor Chas A Peterson No 310 Third Street Warren Pa. Portrait painter Wilbur advertises portraits and materials. Office locations include First National Bank Warren Exchange Block Water Street and Warren Savings Bank Building.
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Charles W. Stone
Ralph W. Bstone
First Nat’1 Bank
Warren
Il Bavoringa
Superior
Supreme
Pennsylvania
Exchange Block
Water Street
Warren, Pa
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Lave
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas
A. Peterson
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
Trade season pitch from Warren County clothing house
The firm claims forty four years of service as Warren County’s clothing pioneer and offers a complete stock of clothing furnishing goods and hats. It promises prices below the lowest and urges early purchases for holiday gifts with a wide display of shirts in every hue and pattern.
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Warren County
Warren
Poetic Meditations on Love Duty and The Greater Good
A pair of flowing verse passages reflect on love sacrifice and spiritual duty. The first extols enduring hardship for beloved eyes and life's beauty, while the second declares a moral awakening to social injustice and the call to aid the suffering, ending with the charge that the gifted must help their fellow man.
The Empty Nest and After Many Years Poems
Two poems reflect aging and family bonds. The first, The Empty Nest, portrays a mother bird mourning empty fledglings and a parent’s future sorrow as children grow, with a vow of shared vengeance. The second, After Many Years, contrasts a grandfather’s memory with his grandson’s laughter as old jokes echo decades earlier.
The Missing Link in Outdoor Sport and War
A collection of editorial quips from major papers on topics including golf’s role, Dewey, Samoa, South Africa, the end of football season, mismanaged colonial maps, autos in wartime logistics, Chilean drinking habits, census ideas for New York police, and the evolving status of the horse versus man.
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New York World
Dewey
Chicago
South Africa
Lord Salisbury
Samoa
London News
New York Mail and Express
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chile
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Postal Cards and Jokes From a Bygone Era
A collection of wry observations and anecdotes from the era. It notes a sly reference to fortune, stage life, and social quirks, plus snippets about a deaf mute seminary, screw insertion tips, and a blunt calendar rule section. Includes a tale of Hobart’s rise and other quick vignettes.
The Feminine Observer Quips on Fashion and Independence
A column echoes quips about modern women independence and roles citing jokes from sources like the Phil Times. It argues happiness lies in financial and personal freedom while noting perceptions of beauty youth and marital status with playful satire.
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Phil
Kitchen Helps From Old Time Domestic Guide
Practical tips for household care include using a small wooden tub to prevent dish breakage and never letting the boiler run dry or adding cold water to a hot boiler. Carafes stay bright with ashes in soapy wash water, and knives must be scrubbed after each use to avoid water spots that scar the blade.
Animal Oddities and Curious Creatures Described
A historical note catalogues bizarre animal traits such as deer with lachrymal glands for eyes that weep, fish that yawn with loosened head bones and open gills, kites hoarding nest ornaments including book pages, and the water boatman using legs as oars while swimming on his back.
Trusts and shipbuilding mix in early industrial commentary
The letters discuss trust formation and its impact on private enterprise. Observers note no shooting star trust yet, praise a grand shipbuilding combine, and question effects on individual enterprise. A dozen cigar firms form a trust offering common stock, with skepticism about appeal and potential collapse.
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Shooting Star Trust
Louisvill Post
Philadelphia Ledger
Omabs World-Herald
History of the Week roundup December 7 1889 Boer war and disasters
The week reports vast events from the Boer war including censorship and troop movements. Blizzards cripple Buffalo transit. Utah congressman Brigham Roberts loses seat 302 to 30. Filipino clashes in Luzon with American casualties. De Beers mines flood Kimberley. mob violence burns Dick Coleman in Kentucky. WWI era details mix with dates and places across Cape Colony New York San Salvador and London.
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Yuie
Pretoria
Joubert
Buffalo
Brigham Roberts
Utah
Congress
Vigan
Luzon
London
Eng
McKinley
Great Britain
House of Representatives
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Guam
China
Japan
Dick Coleman
Lashbrook
Mayesville
Edgar Burnz
New York
San Salvador
de Beers
Kimberley
Cape Town
Modder River
Ladysmith
Mafeking
Young
Wigan
Island of
Negros
Frederick B. Russell
New York City
New Rochelle
N. Y
Senate
Berlin
Count Tolstoi
Moscow
James McConnell
Evening Star of
Phiadelphia
Leonard Wood
Santiago
Cuba
United States Army
Gridley
New York Stock Exchange
Maysville
Cape Colony
Baron de Bush
Pauline Joran
Faulkner
S. D
Tugela River
Bulller
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Sumneytown
Wood
Santiago de Cuba
Atkinson
Charleston
W. Va
Brashear Avis
Graf Pan
Jamess. Miller
New England
Edward C. Stone
Stone
Samuel Johnson
Hagerstown
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
William M. Butts
Grand Rapids
Mich
Worden
Don River
Toronto
Nicaragua Canal
Wheeler on firing line at Philippine town
Miss S W McClenchy in Middletown N Y received a letter from Sergeant Major W J Walker of the Ninth Infantry in the Philippines praising General Joseph Wheeler. The general commanded from the firing line during a four hour siege, taking a rifle from a soldier and fighting alongside his men until rebels were driven back.
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Gatacre
Great Britain
Colenso
Alejandrino
MacArthur
Mangatarem
Bellevue Hospital
New York
C. H. Whagland
Chicago
Board of Trade
United States
Marblehead
San Francisco
Repulco
Hendricks
Gallitzen
John A. Logan
Philippines
Max Lange
Berlin
Augusta
Carbonado
Wash
Benjamin Storz
Lyons
N. Y
Manila
Mason
Illinois
Senate
Queens
Lawton
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
San Miguel
War Department
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Speigler
Honecker
Logbaum
Stephen V. Anderson
New York City
Hamilton Building
Francis D. Hodgson
Newark
Martin Sweeney
James Molcrow
Devery
London
First National Bank
Carthage
Middletown
S. W. McClenchy
W. J. Walker
Ninth Infantry
Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler
Portrait of White law Reid Presented to Tribune
The Tribune staff organized a fundraiser to commission Eastman Johnson to paint a portrait of White law Reid. Over 200 colleagues contributed, and the portrait was informally presented in the editorial room before being hung in the Tribune counting room.
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New York
Whitelaw Reid
France
The
Tribune
Tribune Association
Eastman Johnson
Mafin
Association
Senora Lopez Flee Cuba After Shooting and Escape
Senora Lopez and her four children travel from New York to Cuba via barge to reclaim lost property. Her husband, Senor Lopez, was shot on General Weyler’s orders as an insurgent and she was jailed before escaping with help from an American nun who disguised her as a charity sister. The family fled to Rio de Janeiro where they joined the children.
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Senora Lopez
Cuba
New York
Senora Lopes
Senor Lopez
Weyler
Senora
Charity
Rio de Janeiro
Idle For Another Year At Elmira Window Glass Plant
Elmira December 12. Despite assurances the Elmira Window Glass plant now under American Window Glass will resume in January the works will stay idle for at least a year. Former employees seek work elsewhere with many already finding jobs in Pittsburg.
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Elmira
Elmira Window Glass Company
American Window Glass Company
Pittsburg
Market Report From New York Telegraphed Rates
MARKET REPORT. NEW YORK, Dec. 12. Money on call at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 5 to 6 per cent. Sterling Exchange: actual bankers' bills at 4.80 to 4.87 for demand and 4.81 for sixty days. Posted rates 4.82 to 4.87. Commercial bills 4.80 to 4.80. Silver certificates 59 to 60c. Bar silver 59 to 60c. Mexican dollars 47 to 48c.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Mosaic Report
A price list for winter patters and patents, rye and rye flour, buckwheat, barley, cornmeal, wheat and corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs. Entries include varieties, sources, f.o.b. afloat, cif New York, and local state figures with ranges and per-unit prices.
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New York
Minnesota
F.o.b
C.i.f
Eilow Western
City
Brandywine
Northern
Duluth
Western
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo grain and dairy prices on December market report
Buffalo market notes list bids for wheat, corn, oats, rye and flour ranges for spring and winter grades. Butter and cheese quotes run from two to thirteen cents per pound, eggs priced at state and western levels.
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Buffalo
Western
Abbottsbury Swannery a Historic English Preserve
Lord Ilchester’s swannery at Abbottsbury is described as one of England’s oldest game preserves with swans owned by the abbots. Its history traces to Henry II penalties for swan theft, a later expansion under Henry VIII, and a vivid yearly nesting ritual in early April with hundreds of nests across two acres.
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Lord Ilchester
Abbotsbury
England
Henry II
Henry VIII
Giles Strangways
Lord
Ilchester
Keyless Lock Boxes to Replace Post Office Keys
The Washington Times reports more than 400000 of the people's money is tied to post office key deposits. A move toward keyless boxes is tested first in major cities including New York and Boston, with expansion planned if results prove satisfactory.
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Washington Times
Post Office Department
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Glacial Pewamo Outlet Ties Old Grand River Valley
The American Journal of Science notes Mr. Mudge’s claim that the Grand River’s ancient mouth lay 70 miles inland, at a Pewamo outlet across the peninsula from Lake Saginaw to Lake Chicago. A once vast glacial river, three fourths of a mile wide, carved the depositional valley revealing its forgotten course and old mouth sediments.
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Grand River
American Journal of Science
Mudge
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Lake Saginaw
Lake Chicago
Mr. Mudge
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Attorneys At Law
J. G. Smith
K. M. Andrews
Sill & Son
Paeelee & Lindsey
Jehnson’s Exchange
Edward Lindsey
J W. Dunkle
Warren, P
Smale
Geo. Ball’s
Ppinees & Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
Dennis
Waren
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Perry
Woodard & R’s
Yor & Stuart
BR. W. Stuart
WM. Schnur
Ww. Greaves
Rh & Thompson
Beaty Block, Do
Thompson
Local Directory
Contant
C. Sibley
Henry H. Cum
H. M. Putnam Ohne
W. A. Clark
C. D. Ney
W. S. Peirce
E. C. Allen
H. H. Bassett
Geo. P. Orr
D. F.A. Wheelock
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Erie BR. B
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
C. Smith & Son
George Ball Clothing Company
Aren
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
T. O. Slater & CO
OMEGA
American Beauty
Keystone
Garland
Acorn
Our Sheet Metal and Pipe Shops
Water ST
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Myron Waterss
KE. T. Hazeltine
Vavio L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
M. A. Myers
K. T. Hazeltine
D. F. Hoffman
J. M. Siegfried
L. W Dennison
Rd. W. Parshall
Jas. C. Parmlee
D L. Gerould
Erry
Alg Oe
J.H. Siegpried
GEMS
Frank L. Stanton
Louis R. Ehrich
Nebraska City
Pelf
Hell
Denver News
Chicago Times-Herald
Chicago News
Oil City
Nein
Hobart
Laster
Paris
Army and Navy Club
Gen
H. T. Stanton
Shasta County
History OF the
William S. Taylor
Kentucky
Liieutenant Brumby
Admiral Dewey
Georgia
Griqualand
Joseph C. Hoagland
Royal Baking Powder Company
Harpellsville
New City
Niagara
Lake Erie
Canton, O
Aiaete
Aguinaldo W
John Wanamaker
Eneatorga
Steyn
Orange Free State
Hugo de Bathe
Lily Langtry
Maracaibo
Venezuela
J.c. Aare Lowell
Smith Business College
Joe
Boys In
Blue
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Bears
Abbotsbury Swannery
Castor
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