Warren Pa Attorneys at Law and Notary Public Ad
Attorney at Law and Notary Public office in Warren Savings Bank building Warren Pa prompt attention given collections. CHAS DINSIMOOR CHAS A PETERSON attorneys at law Warren Pa all business promptly and carefully attended to. Office second story Hazeltine building Liberty street WW W WILBUR WM SCHNUR WA GREAVES
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Indsey & Parmlee
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Savings Ban Building
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball, Cc. C. Thompson
Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Call on Us for a Talk Over and Possible Offer
A call to action inviting readers to discuss options and potential offerings. The note suggests there may be something the audience wants and encourages contacting to explore available choices. It reads like a general sales prompt or promotional outreach.
Town Officers and Officials Listing for Burgess-James Wiggins
A historical roster lists town roles including President Alden and Clerk Arird. It names councilors, treasurer Hazeltine, justices Perry and Meacham, collector Heck, attorney Schnur, engineer Wheelock, constables by ward, and a slate of school directors headed by Charles Dinsmoor with deputies and other members.
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W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
Charles Dinsmoor
W. D. McLaren
Lucie C. Richards
Peoria A. Cowan
W. M. Baker
D.I. Ball
Jas. R
W. Beaty
No. M. Davidson
W. V. N. Yates
Wm. O'Neill
Charles Schimmelfeng
Local County Official Roster Announces Leaders and Roles
The county reveals its slate of public officers including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone and Senator Charles M. Shortt. Other posts list Assembly Paul W. Brown, President Judge Charles H. Noyes, Associate Judges Huntington and Sandstrom, Prothonotary George F. Yates, Sheriff D. M. Howard, Treasurer M. A. Myers, and Commissioners John A. Akins C B. Sampson Roger Mooney with Clerk Fred B. Jackson.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Noyes
H. C. Huntington
H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
C. B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R.E. Seer
W. S. Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A. Spetz
James Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
Pillsbury Best Flour Proclaimed Superior Bread Quality
An advertisement extols Pillsbury's Best Flour claiming it saves money by producing more loaves per weight. Four pounds allegedly replace five pounds of competing brands, delivering whiter, lighter, and more wholesome bread.
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Bury’s Best
A Land of Gold in Disputed Territory
The South American Magazine notes vast gold deposits in the contested Venezuela and British Guiana area. It credits President Cleveland’s action for bringing these riches to world attention, citing rising exports, prospecting plans, and a British Guiana development syndicate fleet operating between port and Georgetown.
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London
Venezuela
British Guiana
United States
England
Esequibo
British Guiana Development Syndicate
Georgetown
Guiana
Mrs Stanford in Washington Prepares for Supreme Court Hearing
Mrs Leland Stanford returns to Washington to await arguments in the United States suit against her late husband's estate. She met with counsel Mr Wilson at the Arlington hotel and has benefited healthwise from a stay in New England, including Great Barrington, Massachusetts. A decision is expected next February.
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Leland Stanford
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Arlington Hotel
Mr. Wilson
California
Stanford
New England
Great Barrington
Mass
Tennessee Centennial Exposition Postponed to 1897
The board of directors of the Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition votes to delay the fair’s opening from September 1, 1896, to May 1, 1897. They cite the expo’s growth and that it cannot be completed this year along with political, business, and international disturbances making 1896 unsuitable for a major industrial exposition.
Teenager Held on Letter Destruction Charge
Amanda Peppard aged 16 was brought before a federal grand jury in St. Joseph Missouri on a charge of opening and destroying letters addressed to Theodore Miller. Miller and Peppard had been lovers but quarrelled over his attentions to another girl. The girl allegedly intercepted mail at the post office. U S Assistant Prosecuting Attorney W M Draffen of Boonville led the case.
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Amanda Peppard
Federal Grand Jury
St. Joseph
Theodore Miller
Miller
Theater Lease Gift to Katherine Havlin in Wedding Present
The St. Louis Havlin theater lease changes hands from John and wife to their daughter Katherine in consideration of love and affection. With 15 years remaining, the lease is a valuable wedding present as Katherine prepares to marry a Cincinnati man. Mr Havlin retains management while all receipts go to Katherine.
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Havlin
St. Louis
John Havlin
Katherine
Cincinnati
Bernhardt a Devoted Grandmother
A humorous sketch notes Sarah Bernhardt's devotion to her daughter-in-law Princess Jablonowska and grandson Maurice Bernhardt. She quips she cares more for the young than her plays in a light look at family life.
Loyalty and unity in the Christian Endeavor movement
Rev H Doyle discusses denominational loyalty for the Christian Endeavor, urging fellowship across churches while maintaining denominational identity. He suggests boosting loyalty through church history, broader church work, Biblical foundations, and personal involvement, with linked Bible readings for reflection.
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Christian Endeavor Movement
I Cor
Xiv
Washington 96 flag design showcased for Christian Endeavor meet
The Washington 96 flag design combines red and blue halves with a central white star bearing a blue C E monogram, set to decorate the fifteenth International Convention of Christian Endeavor in Washington from July 8 to 13. The semicircular white lettering proclaims Washington 96 Welcome, with a verse by Carlton Hughes praising unity, faith, and service.
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Washington
C. E
Christ's Way of Winning Souls by Teaching in Epworth Lesson
Rev W J Yates discusses right thinking as the bases of right living and the path to salvation through gospel teachings. Christ showed the correct conception of God and man, taught by example and words, guiding believers to truth, pardon, peace, and holy living.
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W. J. Yates
Christ
God
Man
Jesus Christ
Go Ye Into All The World The Churchs Global Mission
The excerpt declares the ascending command to preach baptize and teach to every creature without regard to race social or civic status. It emphasizes baptism as entry into the church and the need for organized duty, continuous spiritual instruction, and the promise of Christ’s presence with the church through all ages.
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God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Portrait of Delia the Bluebird of Mulberry Bend
In New London Connecticut a photo display contrasts Delia the Bluebird of Mulberry Bend as she was in New York life with her image a year later after rescue by Mrs. Whittemore of the Door of Hope. The change from a wild, hardened face to one of sweetness and peace illustrates grace’s power to transform both body and soul.
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Bradley Street Mission Room
New London
Mystery and transformation through daily faith
A religious reflection on how faithful Christians change in looks and heart as they live with God. The piece highlights Miss Talcott, a missionary in Korea, whose gentle manner and pleasant face impressed Chinese prisoners, who were moved toward inquiry by her grace and peace.
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Christ
God
Korea
Miss Talcott
The Beauty of Holiness and Gifts for Church Work
The text urges Christians to use their God given gifts in church life from teaching to healing. It stresses each believer should study their powers and work cheerfully with kindness while pursuing spiritual growth and moral beauty as unified ideals. It closes with Lanier on beauty and holiness blending as a single artistic fire.
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Lanier
Bargain Textile Sale Pricing and Remnants Highlighted
The notice lists various fabrics and textiles with sale prices, including muslin, linens, damask, brussels, moquettes, and velvets. It notes discounted umbrella stock, a large remnant collection, and a prominent Bargain Table as part of Stinson & Smith's fabric sale.
Hosiery and Underwear Sale at Bargain Prices
Inventory of discounted goods including boys bicycle hose ladies cashmere and fleece lined underwear wool blends serges and silks with sale prices ranging from 19c to under 1 dollar. Also lace curtains coats jackets fur capes and shirt waists offered at deep cuts from previous prices. Strong emphasis on fabric types and reduced rates.
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Gloria
Melton
Love and Children in Verse and Prose Echoes
A multi-item page fragment presents poems by David Banks Sickels and Longfellow about love parting and children, plus brief notes on scientific and engineering innovations. The selections mix devotional exhortation with urban life, crowding themes of duty, hope, and youth against a backdrop of 19th century industrial notices.
My Island Home Poem of Longing for Peaceful Isle
A lyric recalling a voyage through life’s storms toward a tranquil island home. The speaker seeks the feathery palms and soothing breeze where angels greet and the sea’s sobs fade. The yearning ship sails on crested waves toward the balmy winds that heal the weary soul.
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New York
Sweet Will of God Poem Verse
The speaker devoutly worships the will of God praising its guiding power. They express growing love for God with each day and reflect that Christ endured toil and sorrow, embodying the divine will during his thirty years on earth.
It Must Be Settled Right Poem Excerpt
A verse proclaims that true settlement comes only when done right. It contrasts victory and oppression, urging the strong to heed warnings and the fallen to take courage. It ends with a belief that the battle persists until justice is achieved as morning follows night.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Mother Regains Youth Through Daughters’ Beauty
A reflection on a mother finding renewed vigor in her daughters beauty and fate. The text contrasts aging with renewal through family ties and the metaphorical bread cast upon waters returning after long years.
Global and domestic economic notes compiled
The report lists several facts: Britain pays Europe over 70 million dollars yearly for sugar while keeping no sugar for itself. Alaska prepares a first railroad on Douglas Island. North Carolina projects full domestic cotton product spinning next year. US consul Barker notes a good market for American flour in Tangier amid wheat scarcity. A Canadian dairy official cites export plans for dressed meats to England. A New York dispatch reports a large coal field found at Altona Clinton county. Stonington sends silk machinery to Moscow with heavy orders for a new mill in Russia.
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British Railways
North Carolina
Great Britain
Alaska
Douglas Island
United States
Barker
Tanigiers
Morocco
Prof. Robertson
Dominion
England
Plattsburg
N. X
Altona
Clinton County
Stonington
Woman the fairest work of the great Author quote
A Baltimore World line quotes praise for women as the sweetest creature the Lord made and the fairest work of the great Author with varied affectionate descriptions. The passage labels women as sources of happiness, comfort, and guidance, and notes their strength and central role in life.
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Baltimore World
Wildlife finds and hunters boast across the nation
A Ban gor firm takes in 41 caribou heads this season while a California lion six feet nine inches long was shot near Pescadero. Vermont hunter John Davis claims the fox-hunting championship at Bennington after killing 251 foxes. A seven foot four inch bald eagle with long claws was killed near Escalapia Kentucky. Georgia Okefenokee reports abundant game including deer bears alligators turkeys fish. Whatcom Washington hosts buffalo and musk ox heads from the northwest. Central Lake Michigan sees six deer wander into town one Sunday. Chehalis Oregon reports abundant elk with a 12 head band nearby weighing about 500 pounds each.
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Bangor
Pescadero
Cal
Vermont
John Davis
Bennington
Escalapia
Okefenokee
Georgia
Whatcom
Wash
Canadian Northwest
Northwest Territory
Central Lake
Mich
Chehalis County
Ore
Odd Exchanges and Tiny Tales From A.Punch and Tribune
A snapshot of humorous quips and vignette lines from early 20th century papers. The Detroit Magistrate caustically rejects lawyer tricks while editor humor about poetry pay and edgercation echoes in Punch. A tramp in Fulton Kansas refuses aid, preferring theft, and a mother shows a baby to a caller as a witty exchange.
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Detroit Tribune
Tennyson
Boston Transcript
Pearson’s
Susan
Fulton
Kan
Uncle Harry
Johnny
Evangelist
The Paper Retracted A London Provincial Gag
A small provincial English paper mocked Mr Makeup by saying he would wash himself before becoming parish clerk. Makeup demanded a retraction and the paper issued a reversal denial stating he would not wash himself before taking the parish clerk post.
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England
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