Artistic Photographer and Attorneys Advertise in Warren
AIRSTOW offers portrait services from a studio over Geo Ball's store in Warren Pa. Attorneys at Law CHAS DINSMOOR and CHAS A PETERSON announce prompt legal services in the Warren Savings Bank Building. Public notice of office location and bail savings advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren, Pa
Edward Lindsey
Geo. Ball’s
Warren Savings
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Deantist
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Warren
Water Street
Woodard & J’s
Hazeltine Bus
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnub
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball, O
Thompson
Universal Storewide Reductions Announced Ending Saturday
The store promotes a closing sale with doors shut after Saturday night. Every article of goods is cut 10 to 50 percent with no exceptions. The price pruner has visited every department and no item will escape the chop.
News of the Week Condensed for Busy Readers
A sweeping digest from Dec 30 to Jan 5 covers U S and world events across politics science crime and disasters. Highlights include Senator Fairbanks on currency reform in Indiana, a Cuban situation with Port Arthur and sugar storms of notices from New York to Havana with multiple local tragedies and sensational incidents.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
LeRoy Yakley
Syracuse
E. C. Brice
Chicago
Japan
England
Port Arthur
Russia
New York State
San Rafael
Havana
Anna Eads
Washington
Ind
Joe Devine
Devine
Josephine Ryan
Erie
Elmira Heights
N. Y
Dawson City
George Shumway
Union Corners
P. N. Norris
Niagara Falls
Ohio
Hanna and
Kurtz
St. Paul
New York
Europe
George L. Ross
John Comela
Supreme Court
Durrant
W. 5S
Pease
Maltaville
Jerome Fish
Oneonta
Henry Cameron
Sparta
Tenn
Salt Creek
la Grange
Countess Castellane
Anna Gould
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
McKinley
Gomez
Montana
Cuba
Nicholas McQuillan
Southold
L. I
McQuillan
Irving Rigg
Fayettville
W. Va
Steelton
Whitecaps
Balm
West Point
Abe Balm
France
Hai-Nan
John Burnham
Peterboro
Ont
S. P. Lock
Jasper
Ala
Charles Aiken
Cleveland
Jacob Worth
Kings County
Harrison
Nelson Morris Beef Company
Paterson
N. J
James Lynch
Griswoldville
Mass
Toronto
Brooklyn Bridge
John Karl
Utica
O. H. Mathyr
Brunswick, Ga
Southern Express Company
Sodus
Susan Peeler
Lyons
George Gurnell
Pittsburg
Robert Cook
Buffalo
Grand Central Station
Henry Havelock-Allan
India
Spain
Robinson
Klondike
Skagway
Conway
Montclair
Morris Dieste
Williamsburg
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock
Strong
New York City
State Bank of
London
China
Edward Augustus Bond
British Museum
Freeze
Hamburg
Prince Bismarck
Rochester
Dubois
Kansas City
Old
Kentucky
American Steel and Wire Company
Springfield
Ills
York
New York Police Board
Tammany
Sater Hanna
Columbus
Grau Bullock
Lagrange
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ethel Powell
Fredonia
1898 New York Legislature Opens in Albany
The 1898 session began as Senator O Grady was elected speaker and James Whipple named senate clerk. Lieutenant Governor Woodruff led the assembly and Governor Black’s message urged canal and forest preserve reforms. An adjournment for a week followed as committees are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Capitol
O’grady
Rochester
James Whipple
Cattaraugus
Senate
Assembly
Timothy Woodruff
Frank Black
Bogus $100 Silver Certificates Threaten Banks
Secret Service reports dangerous counterfeit $100 silver certificates from 1891 series with letter D and Morgan treasurer. Notes begin with 345 and counterfeit seals and numbers vary from genuine, including shorter height by about 1/16 inch.
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Washington
Secret Service
Philadelphia
Tillman Register
Morgan
James Monroe
Maybry’s suicide attempt in Savannah police cell
P M May bry, embezzling agent of Southern Express at Brunswick, captured near Savannah, tried to kill himself in his cell at the police station by opening a wrist artery with a penknife. He will recover.
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Altoona
Bellwood
Madrid
General Weyler
McKinley
New South Wales
Union Pacific
Omaha
New York
National Manufacturers Association
Venezuela
United States
Wick China Company
Kittaning
Oren Stingley
Louis Fitzgerald
National Guard
New York State
Congress
Cuba
Renken Ghomatee
Adolph Reich
Jersey City
Bushnell
Ohio
United States Senate
Hanna
John W. Strawbridge
Cortland
N. Y
John Doering
Belleville
Ills
John F. Schofield
Boston
Adolph Luetgert
Chicago
Clipperton Island
Mexico
George Bush
Olean
J. L. Baxter
J. Hoge Tyler
Virginia
Princeton
N. J
P. M. Maybry
Southern Express Company
Brunswick
Walter Gregory
Patrick McMellan
Philadelphia
Exeter
N. H
Santa Rosa
Cal
Durrant
General Rivera
Montjuich Fortress
Spain
Twin City
North Tonawanda
Ward
Clarence Davenport
Portland
Ore
England
Maybry
Bavannah
Southern Expressera
Polios Station
Pearl Pirate Pierre Francis Captures Pearl Fleet
A French buccaneer known as Pierre Francois or Peter Francis raids the pearl fishery off a mainland river. He sails a stolen Spaniard ship, overtakes the largest pearl fleet vessel with a bold boarding, defeats the Spaniards, and takes command of a strong vessel.
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Frank R. Stockton
St. Nicholas
Our Coast
Pierre Francois
Peter Francis
Pierre
Tortuga
Spectators Gather After Unclear Object Found on Chestnut Street
A small crowd forms when two men examine a peculiar black object with wires outside a Chestnut Street skyscraper. A passerby declares dynamite, drawing more onlookers as theories arise and no one touches the suspected bomb. An orator claims bombmaking knowledge, while a boy with a broken umbrella toys with the object.
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Chestnut Street
Bill
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
Irish recruit tall tale at drill sparks banter with sergeant major
A drill scene features Doherty, a six foot thirteen and a half inch Irish recruit, and a short sergeant major. The sergeant raises Doherty’s chin with a tiptoe reach, Doherty asks if he must always be elevated, then vows never to say yes again in a rogue brogue. Nuggets.
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Doherty
Begorra
Epic Christian Endeavor sermon on endurance and high priestly help
The piece outlines a Christian Endeavor weekly sermon by Rev. S. H. Doyle on Hebrews chapter four. It emphasizes resisting temptation through Jesus the High Priest who sympathizes with humanity and grants access to mercy and help in times of need. Bible readings listed include Gen 22, Can 12, Zech 13, Matt 4, Rom 12, Eph 6, Jas 1, 1 Pet 1, Rev 3.
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S. H. Doyle
Jesus
God
Christ
Charity of speech and mercy as moral craft
A Humane Journal reflection extols charity of speech equal to acts of charity. It urges judging gently and withholding harsh comments, noting that silence can guard reputations and that repeating rumors keeps harm alive.
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Humane Journal
Proportion and Liberal Christianity linked to education
The excerpt argues that religious beliefs grow liberal with enlightenment and educated thought. Harsh creeds linger in ignorance, while liberal Christianity rises with science, knowledge, and reason, signaling the triumph of enlightenment according to the Christian Register.
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Christian Register
Pangs of Conscience and Divine Omniscience Reflected
The American Hebrew urges embracing conscience to avoid cowardice and to align with God’s will. It asserts God’s omnipresence sees all and calls readers to duty, promising peace with the Creator, themselves, and all creatures.
Storm Stressed Do Not Bend Our Weary Hearts To Thee
A Philadelphia prayer laments ongoing grief and seeks divine aid amid a storm. The speaker appeals for strength and guidance, trusting that life’s course follows a higher will despite daily hardships and longing for relief.
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Philadelphia
Peculiar Name Game Among Kith and Kin
A playful verse lists unusually odd names in a family. Eldest Srinager Pfaff and next Vladimir Tyer are highlighted among a set of comically titled offspring, inviting smiles at their distinct monikers.
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Srinager Pfaff
Vladimir Tyer
Soul Winning and Divine Power in The Epworth Lesson
Rev W J Yates argues revival requires human desire and readiness. He centers on willing surrender to Christ, the Holy Spirit as source of goodness, and the need for personal commitment to lead to transformed life and active service for God.
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God
Christ
Jesus
Mission Roots in India and Revival Call
The article recounts the founding of the mission in India amid 1857 upheaval with Nana Sahib and the convert Jaganath, now a village preacher. It urges Epworth Leaguers to boost revival services, empower pastors, and make every church a center for aggressive Christian work and integrity.
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India
William Butler
Epworth
Orthoform Anesthetic Reported By Munich Doctors
Drs. Eichorn and Heinz of Munich announce orthoform a powder anesthetic that relieves pain from deep burns ulcers and cancer. The preparation is benzomethylic ether and is to be used as a topical analgesic.
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Drs. Eichorn and
Heinz
Munich
How to Buy Cheap Things in Harper's Bazar Tone
The piece argues against buying cheap items to avoid disordering taste. It cautions that color and cheap materials harm home harmony and child development, urging restraint and honesty. It favors modest muslin over cheap satin and labels pretentious cheapness as vulgar.
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Harper’s Bazar
Weathered Wit and Health Notes From a Patchy Page
A collage of quips and medical advice notes from a newspaper page. Items reference a weather prophet motto, jokes about doctors, a fire sale, a tobacco habit, pigeon specimens at the Smithsonian, Baltimore Rainy Day Club, and liver digestion linked to diet including baked apples for sluggish digestion.
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Baltimore
Miss McIlvainees
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J W. Dunkle
Bi Prom Hazeltine Building
Lindsey , Parelee
le" G. Ball
Ees & Peterson
Oseph T. Danforth
Wou & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
Tak
R. W. Stuart
Wu & Schnub
W A. Greaves
BA & Thompson
Local Directory
Charles W. Stone
Charles M. Shortt
W. Parshall
Pie
Charles H. Noyes
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. T. Wee Ay Cee F. Yatester
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
J. F., Rounce
W. J. Petete
Fred B. Jackson
C. A
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Coves
Aioe Sn
Esunday
Pennsylvania
Eastern Standard
E Xpress
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Pisa
W. H. Daven
U.S
Dearborn St
Jacob Stricker
Agt
Ealer
Philadelphia Weekly Press
Wright
Syracuse Steel Plows
Planet Jr
Planet Jr. Hand Garden
the Pickett Hardware CO
Lin
Chew Lange
A.C. Meyer & Co
Balto
Castoria
Meee
News OF the
Iamsport
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Fashoda
Nile
Honeybrook
George Doty
Upper
Hudson
Glens Falls
Charles W. Anderson
New York Commission
Black
Orleans County
Lebanon
Sheboygan
Wis
American Estate Association of
J. J. Dodge
Dodgeville, C
Dangerious
C. Smith & Son
Christian Endeavor
Charity of Speech
Phee
Nomenclature
Ptolemy Ptarmigan Mnason
Maicen
Tmola Ngami Liew
Pnompen
Sforza
Rzheva
Tiepolemus
Mtzenek
Sgjesst
Ptof
Ngami
New York Journal
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
A. M
Jagannath
Nana Sahib
Jaganath
Jesus Christ
Brushy Fork
Newman, Ills
Inter Ocean
Royal Baring Powder CO
Seneca
Jackson
Oil City
Smithsonian Institution
Institution
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