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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1896

Page

1

Local County Official List With Names and Positions

A dated government slate lists elected and appointed county roles including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown President Judge Charles H. an d Associate Judges H. C. Huntington and J. H. Sandstrom Prothonotary George F. Yates Register and Recorder Wm. McCray Sheriff D. M. Howard Treasurer M. A. Myers County Commissioners John A. Akins C. B. Sampson Roger Mooney Commissioners Clerk Fred B. Jackson District Attorney J. W. Dunkle Co. Supt. Schools H. M. Putnam Jane Commissioners S. C. Graham R. E. yeer Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce County Auditors W. J. Alexander John A. Spetz James Logan County Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock.

Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown Charles H H.C. Huntington J. 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 Jane S. C. Graham R. E. Yeer W. S. Peirce W. J. Alexander John A. Spetz James Logan D. F. A. Wheelock

Train Schedule Notice for Philadelphia and Erie B B Fastern Standard

West Arrival list shows trains arriving at or departing from Philadelphia and Erie stations. Times include 9 00 am 12 10 pm 1 40 pm 5 25 pm and 8 05 pm with additional Sunday service. Specific train numbers appear for each scheduled departure and arrival.

Philadelphia

History of the Week Exposes Wide Range of 1900s Crises

A sweeping digest recounts disasters and events from New Castle Colorado gas mine deaths to Troy fire losses, political moves in Albany and Washington, labor clashes in Pittsburg, legal cases across North America, and a pivotal Maccabees gathering in Jamestown New York with officers elected and membership soaring.

Venezuela Blue Book but no rush on final revision

The Westminster Gazette reports the dummy Venezuelan blue book laid in the House of Commons needs final revision over a few days. It notes no great importance will be attached to the Schomburgk line.

Urban G. Mease Citizens National Bank Warren London Westminster Gazette House of Commons

Bald Turns Professional with Barnes Cycle Deal

E C Bald, famed bicycle rider, signed a contract with Barnes Cycle of this city to ride Barnes wheels as a professional next season. He left for Buffalo after meeting with Barnes officials. Treasury reserves stand at 123,522,378 dollars with 91,685,706 in gold paid for bonds to date.

Syraacuse E. C. Bald Barnes Cycle Company Buffalo Washington Treasury

Postal Service Expands Fast Local Mail Routes

Reports from division superintendents praise the new local service linking small towns within 50 to 75 miles of metropolitan centers. Milson authorized routes on the Delaware Lackawanna & Western in New York and on the Pennsylvania line from Philadelphia, with New England expansion delayed by apartment car construction. The Third division reports great success from Washington, Maryland, and Virginia to Lula Georgia and Atlanta, and to Cincinnati Marion Dayton Louisville St. Louis and parts of Kansas. Capt White notes growth will continue as opportunities arise.

New Castle Colo Troy N. Y Hancock Albany Corbett Fitzsimmons Glas Pittsburg Michael Brennan Strathy Barrie Ont Rome James Vaughn Cohoes C. Button Jamestown Terrell Turkey Clara Barton Armenia Natworthy Indianapolis F. M. Schwab Brooklyn Hudson River Houghton Mich Lake Superior C. H. Drum Johnstown Rockport Ind Jackson and Walling Pearl Bryan Kentucky Morton Tamsen New York Taylor Senor Canvas United States Congress Washington Seney C. O. Brown San Francisco Pennsylvania Cuba Raines Wiedendorp Johannesburg South Africa Edgar W. Nye Bill Nye World of Buck Shoals N. C John L. Waller Eustis Test Gloversville Florence Haun Fonda Jacob Moser Milwaukee Wilkes-Barre Dingley Utica James Fitzgerald St. Louis Chicago Senate Buffalo Bob Fitzsimmons Peter Maher Texas George R. Kelso New York City Madrid A. B. Williams Traders’ National Bank of Scranton Daughters of the American Revolution Adlai E. Stevenson Jersey City Montreal William Waldorf Astor Lockport Miner Anne O’neill Domino A. D. Gilbert Boston Alice Sterling Kurtz Danville National Armenian Relief Committee Daniel Ressler Cramer Post Office Department Milson Neilson Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway Pennsylvania Railway Philadelphia New England Maryland Virginia Lula Atlanta

Puzzle for Lawyers in Iowa Deed Signatures Clash

A deaf and blind widow faces a legal puzzle after the death of Henry Edwards. With a heavy mortgage on her farm, heirs seek to sell to protect her equity but must navigate how she can sign documents and receive proper notice. An oath of guardianship cannot be used outside defined cases, leaving a plan unresolved.

Pocahontas County Henry Edwards Washington Township

A Dead Beat for Pay George Leonard Heads Back to San Francisco

George Leonard who won a 30 day San Francisco to Boston challenge with $500 now begins a return trip to San Francisco backed by James Walsh for $2,000 while Charles Ostermyer bets the same that he cannot complete the feat without spending a cent and earn $1,000 in 60 days.

George Leonard Boston San Francisco James Walsh Charles Ostermyer

Britain Nears France in Population in Next Census

England anticipates the next census will reveal Great Britain surpassing France in total population. France in 1891 recorded 38,343,192 people while Great Britain had 37,888,153, with France facing a long standing low birth rate and Britain showing a higher and rising birth rate.

England Great Britain France

Heron Resting on St Pauls Cross Stuns Londoners

Londoners watched a large heron alight on the cross of St Pauls and remain for several minutes in an unusual sight witnessed by the public.

Cross of St. Paul's

Prominent Democrat H T Owen Dies in Norwich

Norwich New York February 26 H T Owen chairman of the Democratic county committee has died here this afternoon at his home. He was a long time party leader and active in local public affairs.

Poughkeepsie N. Y New York State Young Men’s Christian Association Norwich H. T. Owen Democratic County Committee

New York Money Market and Produce Prices Report

Money on call at 3 3/4 to 4 per cent with prime mercantile paper at 5 to 7 per cent. Sterling exchange shows bank bills at 4.8734 to 4.86 for demand and 4.8614 for six days. Produce market lists flour, rye, barley, wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs and potatoes with varied spot and futures figures across city and state markets.

Sterling Exchange New York City Mills City Minnesota Western F.o Sic Western Dairy Fatory Elgins Qlige State Pennylvania USA Long Island Jersey Buffalo Graham

Temptation and faith in Epworth League lesson

Rev W J Yates analyzes temptation from Mark 1 12 and Matthew 4 11 urging bodily needs be met with spiritual integrity. He warns against presumption and shortcuts, notes faith vs folly, and declares it is war between Satan and Christ with no compromise or signs.

God Satan Christ

True Beauty and the Moral Value of Art

The passage argues beauty arises from insight and character, not sight alone. It cites Sidney Lanier on the clash between artistic allure and moral beauty, warning that physical perfection without moral integrity nullifies the sculpture’s worth.

Sidney Lanier

The Cost of a Single Glass of Wine

A reflection on the dangers of alcohol noting how a prince’s single excess led to catastrophe for France and rippled through history. It warns that even one drink can destroy reputations, nations, and lives, emphasizing restraint and the heavy costs of indulgence.

France Bordeaux

Filled With the Holy Spirit Blessed Blissful Living

The Holy Spirit brings love joy and peace, a sweet joyous presence. Those filled with His grace are gentle kind and hopeful, making them the pleasantest companions. Do not neglect to know Him. This is blissful living.

Revival Truth and United Faith Ignite Spiritual Fire

A sermon argues revival requires honesty about truth and unity among believers. It warns criticism of ministers diverts from truth and stresses that personal spiritual death and a living Bible in the heart fuel revival, not crowds or famous preachers.

Christ

Loyalty to Christ and Love for God and Humanity

Rev S H Doyle discusses loyalty to Christ as love to God and love to humanity. Love to God includes gratitude admiration and a desire to live for Him, while love to humanity calls believers to help the needy and follow the golden rule, exemplified by the good Samaritan. Bible readings accompany the commentary.

Rev S. H. Doyle Christ God Earth Heaven Good Samaritan Col I Thess Tim Heb Pet

Washington Convention Redesigns for Split Christian Endeavor Meetings

At a United Society of Christian Endeavor board meeting in Detroit the international convention plans were reaffirmed. Next July in Washington the event will be a convention of conventions with undelegated mass meetings and distributed sessions in multiple churches.

Washington Board of Trustees United Society of Christian Endeavor Detroit Convention City

Developing Tendencies in Wilderness Crossing

The article notes that men cannot prolong life in the wilderness without gaining wilderness habits. It argues that old converts seeking to cross this Jordan toward the Canaan of perfect love repentance as well as consecration is usually in order.

Jordan Canaan

Sermon Excerpt by Whitefield on Free Grace for All

A brief religious reflection declaring the grace of God is free to all who accept Christ. The speaker, a field preacher, invokes divine willingness and universal access to salvation.

God Christ Whitefield

Break Your Own Path and Do Today's Work

A motivational quote urges individuals to take initiative and not delay tasks. It emphasizes personal responsibility and timely action to advance goals.

Grim Reaper's Big Harvest in New York 1895 Mortality

The New York State board of health released its 1895 mortality report. It tallies 121,535 deaths reported in the monthly bulletin, 2,500 more than 1894 but the lowest since 1890. Including 4,500 delayed returns, total deaths reach 126,235. Population is estimated at 6,650,000, yielding a 19 per 1,000 death rate for 1895.

State Board of Health

Notions of Honor From Spectator on Fame and Valor

A Spectator reflection laments a worn woman begging at a bronze church door and contrasts hollow fame with true honor. It urges prioritizing God and right over hollow honors, quoting the call to seek virtue rather than public glory.

Nevermore Hester A. Benedict

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Indsey & Parmlee Johnson Warren Edward Lindsey W. Dunkle Warren, Pa Warren Savings Bank Geo. Ball’s R. F. . Whitcomb Third Street M. E. Church Fae G. Ball Warren Savings Bank Building Peterson Attorneys At Law Chas. Dinsmoor Chas. A. Peterson T. Danforth Second Liberty Streets S. Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser A C. McAlpin R. W. Stuart D. D.S Wet & Schnub Hazeltine Ae Liberty Street W. W. Wilbur Wm. Schnuk W A. Greaves J & Thompson Beaty Block D. I. Ball C. C. Thompson Local Directory Warren Borough Officers W. H. Heck Wm. Schnur S. G. Wald Geo. W. Cogswell John G. Brown Wm. H. Hegerty Charles Dinsmoor W. D. McLaren Lucie C. Richards Peoria A. Cowan W. M. Baker D.J. Ball Jas. R. King O. W. Beaty Jnc M. Davidson W. V. N. Yates Wm. O'Neill Charles Schimmelfeng Citizens Nat’l Bank Myron Waters KE. T. Hazeltine David L. Gerould L. W. Dennison M. Waters P. J. Bayer C. A. Cornen K. T. Hazeltine C. F. Hoffman J. M. Siegfried W. Parshall Jas. O. Parmlee Railroad Guide Eastern Standard Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh BR. B A. Weiss Clothier Water St the Mail Office Wright TRUTH The New York Weekly Tribune Vstar Geo. W. Best Tribune Building Newark City Sapolio Peal Medicine CO Cleveland Ohio Siegfried & CO History OF the Maceo Ballington Booth Salvation Army New York State Albany- Brockaway Trenton N. J Germany Black Sea Chicago Commission James Q. Armiger Baltimore M. D. Harter Fostoria Prince Charles Brussels Colliers W. Va Zeitoun Zeitounks National Baseball League London Sporting Club Westchester Pierce Ward Line Niagara James Scott Toronto Russia Corea Orlando D. Murray New Hampshire Nassau Stamford Conn Dr. Jameson Transvaal Willie Jackson Lexington Nannie Field Marshall Field New York Independent Nicaragua Zelaya Republic Jameson Theodore Runyon Newark Canada William Russell Yonkers Carlisle R. F. Parshall Edward Parker Deacon Roxbury Mass Louis P. Herrman Lombardia Rio Janeiro Houss Maccabees Wifth Annual Review of the George J. Siegle James B. McDonnell Knights of Maccabees Venezuela Bald Iowa Buffalo Provision Market Epworth League W. J. Yates Ayer Nyer Leavening Powe U.S Christian Endeavor Free For All Grim Reaper Sreal Mart GEMS My Creed Father Theodore Tilton Temple Bar Frank L. Stanton Chicago Times-Herald
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