Corliss-Joseph C Sibley Official Roster Listing
Local directory lists county and judicial officials including Senate Henry H Cumings Assembly L C Baker President Judge W M Lindsey Associate Judges Z J Weaver A T Backney Prothonotary Homer M Putnam Roster and Recorder C D Crandall Ralph N Brown Treasurer George C eee County Commissioners F M Owning Frank Wingberg W H Houghtling Commissioners Clerk George F Yates District Attorney Will S Clark Co Supt Schools O J Gunning Jay Commissioners W J Fernsworth J H Diisecll Coroner Dr W S Peirce Deputy Coroner H S Perry J P County Auditors A M Bennett Elmer E Thompson Frank McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
L. C. Baker
Town Officials Team Up In Local Governance
A list of town officials and directors is presented, naming roles such as Burgess, Clerk, Treasurer, Justices, Collector, Attorney, Engineer, and School Directors. The document identifies individuals filling each post including W. B. Weed, A. J. Hazeltine, H. B. Perry, C. H. Meacham, Frank Barnhart, Wm. Schnur, D. F A. Wheelock, and members of the School Directors group led by W. D. Hinckley and G. F. Yates with secretary F. M. Knapp and treasurer C. W. Arird.
Local Warren Professional Directory Listings
Multiple business cards list attorneys at law dentists photographers and a telegram telegraph service in Warren Pa and Warren Ia with offices in various blocks streets and buildings including Hoffman and Koffin buildings and mentions of Eastman Kodaks and portrait work.
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Warren
Liberty and
Second Streets
Var
W. A. Greaves
Eastman
Hoffman Building
Second Street
Charles TV. Stone
Ralph W. Stone
First Nat’l Bank
Willan
Superior
Supreme Courts of
Pennsylvania
United States
Far East War Dispatches Show Port Arthur Battles and Neutrality Stance
A dense set of reports from St Petersburg Paris London Tokio and Chefoo details the Port Arthur fight on Feb 9 Russian ship losses and casualties offers word on repairs and rejoining ships at Port Arthur notes Chinese neutrality position and Russia Japan war aims denial of conquest and planned troop movements Gen Kuropatkin named to command in the east and Togo naval actions and Shanghai maneuvers are tracked with updates on ships ships repairs and the Baikal rail line difficulties and brigand concerns.
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St. Petersburg
Alexieft
Port Arthur
Alexiefft
Czarevitch
Ritvizan
Pallada
Paris
London
Tokis
Kin-Chau
Pigeon Bay
Tokio
Japan
China
Russia
Kuropatkin
Far East
Makaroff
Navy
Harbin
Moscow
Kieff
Warsaw
Chefoo
United States
New Orleans
Wilmington
Annapolis
Manila
Cooper
Secretary of the Navy
Shanghai
Evans
Asiatic Fleet
Che Foo
Moody
Cealing
Manchuria
Dalny
New Chwang
Liao Yang
Retvizan
Boris
Alexis
Nicholas
Michael Nikolaievich
Togo
Sasebo
Siberian
Baikal
Vladivostok
Chemulpo
Korea
Navy Department
Rosalie
Cardiff
Nagasaki
Daily Telegraph
Cabling
Reuter’s Telegram Co
Paul Lessar
Stolberg
Berlin
Militar Wochenblatt
Asia
Lake Baikal
Eastern Asia
Private Japanese Museum Offer for Sale to Fund War Effort
Kohachiro Okahara of Tokyo proposes selling his private museum in America and England for 1 million dollars to donate to the Japanese war fund. The collection, amassed over 30 years, includes over 1 000 Tibetan, Chinese, Siamese, Korean, and Japanese idols spanning 13 centuries. Also noted is the Ithaca incident where Ames G Allen and Louis T Dickinson died during a Cayuga Lake rescue attempt.
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Tokio
Kohachiro Okahara
America
England
Japanese War Fund
Japan
Ithaca
N. Y
Ames G. Allen
Chicago
Cayuga Lake
Louis T. Dickinson
New York City
Cornell University
Atwater
Allen
Dickinson
Open Shop Demands Names Of Intimidators At Convention
Indianapolis hosts the Citizens' Industrial Association of America convention with 250 delegates. A key resolution calls for publishing names and whereabouts of labor unionists accused of intimidation and lawbreaking to protect peace and labor rights. The group supports open shop in mining and denounces union labels and anti-injunction bills.
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Indianapolis
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
Parry
United States
Disaster at sea as schooner wrecks two men drown
New York reports a schooner Willie L Newton wreck after losing rudder head. York Castle tried to rescue five men but the falls jammed and Turner and Carpenter Gray were lost. Micmac later saved seven shipwrecked seamen including the captain and crew.
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New York
York Castle
Delagoa Bay
Willie L. Newton
Sandy Hook
Newton
Alexander Turner
Turner
Carpenter Gray
Micmac
Huelva
Three Men Die In Pennsylvania Locomotive Explosion
In Ehrenfield near Johnstown Pennsylvania a locomotive boiler exploded killing three railroad workers, engineer Harry Tyson conductor John Gentz and track walker George Bickner. Fireman Robert Wenwick and brakeman Elmer Furl were badly hurt with months of recovery expected.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnstown
Ehrenfield
Harry Tyson
Derry
John Gentz
George Bickner
Summer Stidl
Robert Wenwick
Elmer Furl
Fire cripples Alhambra Theater building in Chicago
Fire partially destroys the Alhambra Theater hotel and apartments on Archer Avenue and State and Nineteenth streets in Chicago. Two men and a woman suffocated in the ruins. In The Hague the tribunal rules Britain Germany and Italy may claim 30 percent of La Guaira and Puerto Cabello duties, costs split, US to implement in three months.
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Chicago
Alhambra Theater
Archer Avenue
State and
Nineteenth Streets
The
Hague
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
la Guaira
Puerto Cabello
United States
Matter o Money Dowry by Weight in Berlin Feud
A Berlin tradesman offered dowries in cash based on the bride weight to five daughters suitors. A young lawyer proved his respectability and married the stoutest daughter after a week, with the wife weighed at 17 stone and the father paying 13,000 crowns to the groom.
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Berlin
Amsel
Westminster Gazette
Got the Right Kind
Mrs. L. E. Burton of 507 Glad street Gainesville writes of kidney trouble. She finds Dodd's Kidney Pills effective after false claims from a drug store and recommends using the genuine remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Texas
L. E. Burton
Glad Street
Dodd
Stops the Cough and Colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine
An advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claims relief from cough and cold. It notes a 25 cent price and adds a Confucius quote about courage.
Training drivers for autos drives demand and schools rise
An automobile expert describes a man seeking lessons to become a criffonier, illustrating how rapid car use has spurred driving schools and the need for licensed chauffeurs under the law. The account shows growing professional training as motor carriages multiply.
Billion Dollar Grass Gains Fame Across Farms and Markets
The Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin introduced Salzer's Billion Dollar Grass three years ago and it has become a nationwide topic among farmers. The plant yields 5 to 14 tons per acre and supports pasture. Bromus Inermis is praised as a premier permanent hay producer. Salter's Teosinte promises 100 stalks per kernel seed and 80 tons of green fodder per acre. Victoria Rape and Speltz are cited as cattle feeds priced at 25 cents and 2 cents per bushel respectively.
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John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
America
wAgr
Agr
Institute
Salzer
Salter
Victoria
K. L
Thoughtful reflection on a leader's lasting impact
A quoted line from Legouve notes that a great man would overestimate the vacancy his death leaves, implying how fragile pride and status appear when life ends. The sentiment questions worldly importance and the true measure of a person's place.
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Legouve
New Foot-Ease Plaster Sends Quick Relief by Absorption
Sanitary oils and vapors claim to cure foot trouble by absorption. A large mail box is offered for 25 cents in stamps. Sample mailed free. Ad Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York invites Druggists to stock the remedy.
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Sale
Ad Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Vanity Makes a Cheap Chrome Feel Like an Oil Painting
A pithy remark from the Chicago Daily News contrasts vanity with cheap chrome, likening it to an oil painting to suggest appearances deceive value.
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Chicago Daily News
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Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Baileroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Eastern Standard
TIAN
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Ve.eave
Edward Lindsey
Karl MacDonald
Printz
Second St
Third Street
Warren, Pa
Teleghon
A.C. M’alpin
Vv. H. M’alpin
Schine
Richardson
R W. Stuart, E
Hoffman Block
J W. Dunkle, E
A Sill & Son
Waterstreet, Warren, Pa
John Sill
E. Sill
Geo. Ball’s
T. Danforth
S. Keller’s Sons
Erneston
Geo. W. Degrafff
Reinoe Riel
Adress
A Royal Medicine CO
Morels & Mullen, Dregaist
Citizen's Industrial Association
Metcalf
Confucius
Elizabeth H. Thompson
Lillydale
N.Y
Wise Templar
W.C.T. U
Lydia E. Pinkham
Box
Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
M. Truua
Habersteen St
Savannah
Lydia KK. Pinkham
Shiloh
S. C. Wetts & Co
Toronto
Can
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