Attorneys at Law in Warren Pennsylvania
Attorneys at Law G Dinsmoor James Cable C A Peterson based in Warren Pa announce prompt handling of all legal business. Office in Hollman block room No 9. District Attorney also listed.
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Diamond St
Pittsburg
Several Courts of Allegheny Co
U. S. District and
Supreme Courts
Allegheny
P. Johnson
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
G. Dinsmoor
Jas. Cable
C. A. Peterson
Hollman Block
Portrait Painter in Warren Offers Lifecare Portraits
Warren Pa advertisement by Attorneys at Law D T Ball and C C Thompson offering portraits in oil pastel or crayon from life or old scenes. All work warranted, office in Beaty block Warren.
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Warren
Attorneys At Law
Warren, Pa
Beaty Block
D. T. Ball
C. C. Thompson
Through Trains for Warren From East and South
Train schedules detail multiple routes to Warren with stops in New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Kane Renovo Ridgway Sheffield and Williamsport including Pullman sleeping cars Philadelphia to Erie and Washington to Williamsport. CHASE PUGH J R WOOD Genl Manager Genl Passenger Agent.
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Sheffield
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Pullman
Sunbury
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Govan
Lasington
Erie
Williams
Baltimoore
Kane
Warren
Williamsport
Renovo
Ridgway
Chase. Pugh
J. R. Wood
Gen’l
Dunkirk and Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh Railroad Timetable
Dunkirk Dunkirk ar 11.15 am 6.30 pm Fredonia 11.06 am 6.20 pm Laona 11.02 am 6.16 pm Cassadaga 10.41 am 5.55 pm Sinclairville 10.27 am 5.38 pm Gerry 10.19 am 5.29 pm Ross Mill Falconer A&G W Cross Frewsburg. Trains Nos 2 and 4 travel north and Nos 1 and 3 south with connections to Lake Shore and Erie Railways at Dunkirk. Trains Nos 2 and 3 daily, 11 daily except Sunday. Co H Ketcham Supt W J Sparks Agent Warren Pa.
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Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
R. R. North
Eastern Standard
Fredonia
Laona
Cassadaga
Sinclairville
Gerry
Ross Mill
Falconer
A&g W Cross Frewsburg
Fentonville Ackley’s
Sek Russell
North Warren Warren
Taekean
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Torpedo
Grand Valle
Titusville
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Jamestown
Bradford
H. Ketcham
W. J. Sparks
Warren
Garfield
Tiona
Sheffield
Barnes
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Wolf Run
Electric traction figures and city transport notes
The report recalls new electric lighting devices such as a hen shaped lamp and a submarine lamp tested at Toulon. It covers a London fog navigation aid, Albany street car signage, and a read‑out lamp on British rail cars. Chicago sees a deadly collision as four killed and eight injured when a Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne train hit a crowded street car at frosted crossing. arrests follow including the engineer and crossing guards.
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London
Albany
N. Y
Toulon
British Railways
Chicago
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne
Mercy Hospital
Mager
O’connor
Stanley
Grosscup
John Allbright
Old Time Fruit Desserts From Practical and Housekeeping Guides
A read of short recipe notes describes desserts and puddings including sago baked apples with sugar and sour apple, fruit puppine with raisins and sour milk, cranberry blancmange from berries and cornstarch, Marlboro Pie with lemon and baked apples, and Bowporn Puppine a gelatine custard pudding with egg yolk and stiffened whites.
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Boston
Surplus Wheat Stored in Empty Kansas Jails
The report notes Kansas uses unused jail facilities to store surplus wheat. In Indianapolis stores some stockings are darned free of charge. Artificial grass for seaside cottages is an industry in Manchester England. An electric dinner was cooked in Ottawa. A deep water oyster bed was found near Seattle. The Statue of Liberty in New York now features fifty four electric lamps. New England chicken factories produce thousands of motherless chickens weekly. Incubator methods surpass traditional natural incubation.
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Kansas
Indianapolis
Ind
Manchester
England
Ottawa
Can
Sound
Seattle
Wash
New York Harbor
New England
Iron Hall Officers Arrested in Baltimore
Two prominent Iron Hall grand officers Amos H. Hosmer and Edward Rouse were arrested in Baltimore on a warrant from Indianapolis authorities. Bail set at 2500 each as lawyers seek habeas corpus. Indiana governor has signed requisitions for other indicted grand officers amid embezzlement claims of about 200000. Hosmer claims persecution and accuses judicial figures of bias.
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Baltimore
Amos H. Hosmer
Edward Rouse
Iron Hall Organization
Indianapolis
Marshal Frey
Gov. Chase
Indiana
Iron Hall
Supreme Justice
Somerby
Dennis
Hosmer
Rouse
Taylor
Novel Venture Aims Daily Christian Advocate in Chicago
Epworth league delegates in Hudson Wisconsin vote to push the Methodist Church to publish a daily Christian Advocate in Chicago. Editorials would state liberal religious views while removing sensational news. Backers claim a million subscribers possible from five million Methodists. launch planned for March or April.
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America
Epworth
Explosion Hurts Three. Eight Men Escape in Milnesville Mine
An explosion at Milnesville coal mine injured three men seriously and seven others escaped unharmed or with minor injuries. The blast occurred during blasting work when dynamite ignited accidentally. causes extensive rock and debris throw. Italian and Hungarian workers were among the hurt.
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Pensylvania
Hart
Hazueton
Milnesville
James Jamison
Abra Kolokoski
Marce Fiitinger
Sally Dows Heroine of New Serial Tale
A short serial story titled Sally Dows features a heroine of that name. The famed American author known for California and Argonauts lore shows versatile talent beyond his earlier famous works.
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California
Sally Dows Southern Love Story Reveals Postwar Meeting
A South ern love tale centers on a Southern heroine and a Northern soldier who settles in the South after the war, exploring cross regional romance and lingering tensions in a postwar setting.
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Hero
Terrible Explosive Blast Levels Long Island City Buildings
A blast at 8 o clock in a dynamite storage area for a new East River tunnel in Long Island City killed six people and injured several others. The explosion shattered panes from Fifth Street to Borden Avenue, wrecked the post office and factory, and caused widespread fires and fear as residents fled amid debris and glass.
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Lone Island City
L. L
New East River
Jackson Avenue
Fifth Street
Borden Avenue
Sylvester & Co
Jackson
Vernon Avenues
Gray
New York and Long Island Tunnel Company
Jackson and
New York Central
Sentimental Snippets and Comic Quips on Hens and Habits
A quirky page brings jokes on neighbors, committee woes, and farm life. Cartoonish lines feature a hen seller, a wheelman spill, seaside talk, a cautious pair at Southsea, and a millenium question from a son. Gro Davis' prescriptions conclude the vignette.
Giant 1892 world event round up reports massive losses and deaths
Parts of the nation report large fires killing and displacing residents in Fort Bend County Texas and Wyoming New York. Fires destroy churches stores and homes while flood damages California valleys threaten millions in losses. Reports note deaths from cold weather crime and accidents across several states, with notable gifts to education and political appointments.
Cholera cases and other notices from Hamburg and beyond
Four more cholera cases and two deaths were reported to Hamburg authorities on the 27th, with seven suspected cases sent to detention. In Toronto three men robbed A H Deeday & Bro jewelers of 500 dollars plus 100 in jewelry. The Toronto Law Society adopted resolutions admitting women to practice law. A Tashkend court-m martial sentenced leaders of July cholera riots with executions and long terms. German officers ordered to restrict ball cartridges after year end due to civilian-sentry clashes. In Quebec a warehouse and biscuit firm burned for a loss of 100000 dollars. Russian reports accuse czarist officers of Jewish persecution with 20000 Jews reportedly converting since 1891. The Earl of Craven’s engagement to a New York heiress was announced in London.
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Darlington
Fort Bend
Texas
Narcissa Willis
Galveston
Interior Department
Detroit
Mich
Michael Duross
Charles Mellwain
Wyoming
N. Y
M. E
Tanguistedge
Mexico
Riverside Hospital
New York City
Wabash
Ind
Second Ward
Linden Opera House
Geneva
Taunton
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Ohio River
Martin’s Ferry
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Helena
Ark
Greensburg
Osawattomie
Kan
Louise Kindle
Griffith
Fletcher
Spaulding
New San Juan
Cal
Glenshaw Station
Muncie
Delaware County
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Sutter County
Samuel J. Randall
Philadelphia
Tuer
Congress
Hospital Marine Service
Joan Thornton
Coxsackie
Sadie Hanley
Bridgeport
Hamburg
Toronto
Ont
A. H. Déeday & Bro
Law Society
Tashkend
Russia
Siberia
Quebec
Canada
Reed & Craig
A. B. Duphin
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Earl of Craven
Bradley Martin
New York
London
Earl
Railroad Robbery Ring Foiled in Erie Pennsylvania
Erie police with Chicago and Lake Shore agencies crushed a large railroad theft scheme. Over 20 alleged car robbers arrested. more suspects fled. Thieves targeted Lake Shore Michigan Southern Nickel Plate and Philadelphia and Erie lines, seizing goods worth thousands, with losses over ten thousand on the Lake Shore route in December. Suspects from Erie operated east to Dunkirk and Westfield.
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Erie
Chicago
Lake Shore
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Nickel Plate
Philadelphia & Erie
Dunkirk
Westfield
1892 Failures Trend Lower Than 1886 Levels
New York report shows 10 444 business failures in 1892, the lowest since 1886, with total indebtedness $114 million down from $189 million in 1891. One in 113 traders failed, the smallest rate since 1878, and average liability per failure is $11 000.
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New York
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Farmer Loses Hope Then Receives Ten Thousand Dollar Fraud Letter
Greensburg farmer Crissinger met an elderly man in Pittsburg who claimed to be David Dallison from Wheeling West Virginia and said he lost money and a railroad ticket. Crissinger lent him meals and a ticket and gave his address hoping for repayment. A Wheeling attorney then advised Crissinger that Dallison is dead and left him ten thousand dollars.
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Lynn
Southsea
James
Elizabeth
Grissinger
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
David Dallison
Wheeling
W. Va
Dallison
Crissinger
Adam
Factoids of a Curious World from Historical Data
A compilation notes striking figures: four million metal miners. one pound of bees holds 5 232 insects. Canada has one million miles of unexplored territory. in 1760 Georgia produced cocoon biomass of 15 000 pounds. world deaths in a century estimated at 4 500 000 000. US paper output rose from 60 000 tons in 1860 to 1 200 000 tons by 1890, surpassing European mills by 150 000 tons.
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Canada
South Georgia
Corn Preparation Describe by a Roving Cook
The narrator seeks corn boiled before growth and kerns dried on a platter. They request ample salt and butter with a preference for plenty of the latter for serving.
Meter as a Natural Force in Poetic Verse
The passage likens natural forces sea wind river and brook to components of meter, portraying waves wreck trophies winds caverns and twilight zephyrs as elements shaping rhythm. It presents a vivid, imagistic view of meter as living, dynamic and pervasive across landscapes.
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T. Donly
Joseph T. Danforth
Veo Ag Pa
Second and
Liberty Streets
H S. Perry
Woodard & Lesser’s
Water Street
G. Ball
Hu. Donly
Attorney At Law
J Norman Davies
Liberty Street
Ahan Hiiggins & Allen
Ofice
Allen
Orren C. Allen
George H. Higgins
WM. Harrison Allen
Ontiot
R. W. Stuart
Tain
Street
Wa Peat
H. Meacham
Wuetien
DY Justice Comedins
Prout Street
P. Gagnall
B. V. Ss
Thee Ieapo Veterinary College
Warren County
Warren Hotel
Yan
Suhnur
Anc Carere
Hazeltine
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Eee Cable & Peterson
M J. Walkerman, Athe
Oneida
W. Dunkle, J
W W. Freeman
W A. Greaves
Oo & Thompson
Res
Lindsey & Parmler
Johnson’s Exchange
Ss. P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. O. Parmlee
G. Gfferle
McClure & Co
Wm. Richardson & Co
Locke
Uss
DR. McCoy
East Main Street
Corry, S
Geo. Ball's
Kossuth
Warren Lodge Hall
Hightos
Ghas. V. Rid
Fairhaven
Railroad Guide
Pennsylvania
R. R. West
D. Shear
The
Matt
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad
Cara Eer
Kinzua
Salamanca
Olean
Olea and
XY Olean Express
Irvineton
Tidjioute
Tionesta
Oil City
S. Leffard
Tionesta Valley Railroad
ER. R
Jerry Crary
Cincinnati
St. Louis
East
West
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown, N. Y
H. S. Thomas
Third St
Liberty
Warren Pa
Hazeltine Woolen Mills
Sohmer
Ford & Relf
ST. Jacobs Oil
Charles A. Vogeler Co
Epworth Leaguers
de Witt
F. H. Dixson
Glade
Pitcher’s Castoria
Sally
Dows
Orr Bret
HARTE
Sally Dows
Long Island City
Gro. S. Davis
News OF the
Donestic
Crawfordsville
Granville S. Ingraham
Joseph Church
Allegany
Powpherry
Knights of Labor
Hyattsville
Bank of Fairfax
Minn
J. A. Beard
F. A. Gray
Farmers’ Co-operative Bank
Meadville
James Buronn
Springfield
Union Life Insurance Company
New York State Insurance Department
Illinois Steel
Joliet
San Francisco
Ulr
Oceanic
Hong Kong
Bos Slavin
Merchants
Toledo
James Dunlap
Massachusetts
Dunlap
Robert Scott
Northampton National Bank
Peter Sutter
Teresa
Des Moines
Sutter
Brighton
E. A. Ayers
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Marshalltown
Wayland Trask & Co
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Wayland Trask
Theodore Baldwin
A. N. Rankin
R. B. Hutchinson
J. O. Cox
Clarence Shaw
J. A. Putnam
Chillicothe, O
Honolulu
Cleveland
Alln
R. T. Myer
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Orange Jupp
Orange Judd Farmer
E. T. Ingalls
J. J. Ingalls
Haverhill
Joan Duss
Economite Society, of Economy
Board of Elders
Henrici
Genio M. Lawperrson
Nebrasca
the Treasury
Nebraska
Edwin Goutp
Liel Liesbetoynski
Olessa
Russ
Jupee Barton Bates
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Charles County
John R. Suarpester
Supreme Court of California
Riga
Druce’ Te
de Kirsy
Lane
F. Woodward
LE Roy
U. S
GAR
Industry and Statistics
Fehlman Bros
GEMS
Herbert Spencer
Denison
Tennyson
Pindar
Milton
Whitman
S. W. Foss
Angelina
Edwin
New York Herald
Laurel Crown
Carrie Blake Morgan
S. M. B. Pratt
the Babe
Sir William Jones
Bronsons
Greene
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