Attorney at Law and Notary Public in Warren Pa
An attorney at law and notary public operates from an office above L G Noyes drug store opposite Warren Savings Bank in Warren Pennsylvania.
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A H. Allen
Allen & Higgins
Allen’s
Aud Notary Public
Exchange Block
Warren, Pa
F. R. Scott
Rown, Stone & Rick
First National Bank
Warren
H.E. Brown
R. Brown
H. K. Brown
Attorney AT Law
Verback Block
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Warren Savings Bank
Exchange
Crawfer
Forest
Venango Counties
J. Muse
Johnson’s Exchange
Second Street
Attorneys AT Law
Beaty Block
D. I
Notary Public
Story
P. Tonnson
W. M. Windsey
T. C. Parmlee
New Fall Goods in French Dress Patterns
New fall patterns feature handsome French dress goods with no two alike and prices from 10 to 20 dollars. Imported fabrics are declared finer and patterns cannot be duplicated. Cloak department highlights daily customer visits while 500 garments for children and ladies arrive at prices designed to move quickly.
Warren County Agricultural Association Meets in Warren
Warren County Agricultural Association meets at the Warren Court House on the last Saturday of each month at P.M. President H. Evans, Secretary Willis Cowan, Treasurer W. B. Acocks. All farmers are invited to attend. Fort Riley Kansas is planned as a large military post with $1.5 million in funds, 120 buildings, a cavalry school, and monuments including Maj. Ogden and the horse Comanche. The 20,000 acre reservation will include ruins of Pawnee, where Kansas’s first territorial legislature met in 1855.
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H. Evans
Willis Cowan
W. B. Acocks
Union
Fort Riley
Kan
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Comanche
Custer
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Pawnee
Kansas
Ramona Council
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Liberty and Water Sts
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Lindsey
Emma L,. Smith
Sec’y. Orient Council
National Union
Laban Lodge
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Carver House
North Star Lodge
A.Y. M
Occidental H. R. A
Warren Commandery
K. T
Warren Lodge
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Kossath
Carroll Lodge
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Odd Fellows
Warren Lopag
K.of P
Conewango Lodge
G. T
Hoffman Block
Robert Blum Lopge
Warren P.O
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Schedules Read Across Lines
Historic timetable fragment shows Eastern Standard operations for Philadelphia to Erie and connections via Warren, Oil Express and Erie Mail. Includes Sunday departures and arrivals at multiple hubs like Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley, and Pittsburgh with north south express runs and times around morning and evening slots.
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Dunkirk, Allegheny
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R. B
Eastern Standard
Sunaby
Local officials listed for Burgess Aug Morck town ballot
The record shows named officials including Burgess Aug Morck Jr, P J Bayer, ward clerks, constable Dalrymple, surveyor Rogers, school directors, and justices of the peace Geo O Cornelius and J F McPherson. Names appear alongside other town roles.
Local Warren County Officials and County Seats Listed
Congressmen and state officials including L F Watson Warren Pa state senator O C Allen Warren Pa assembly C C Thompson Warren Pa president judge W D Brown Warren Pa associate judges J T Barker Bear Lake pa C C Merritt Grand Valley Pa sheriff Henry Fuellhart Warren Pa prothonotary D A Arird Warren Pa register and recorder S H Briggs Warren Pa treasurer W P Nutting Warren Pa county commissioners Philip N Robinson Scofield Pa Joseph Clinton Sheffield Pa H T Russell Russell Pa clerk C H Meacham Warren Pa surveyor Leroy B Strong Kinzua Pa coroner Dr F W Whitcomb Warren Pa district attorney J W Dunkie Warren Co auditors O J Gunning A E Pelton Lottsville Thomas Mooney Stoneham County Sept H M Putnam Warren Pa
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L. F. Watson
Warren
O. C. Allen
C. C. Thompson
W. D. Brown
J.T. Barker
Bear Lake
C. C. Merritt
Grand Valley
Henry Fuellhart
A. Arird
Register and Recorder
S. H. Briggs
W.P. Nutting
Phil. N. Robinson
Scofield
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
H. T. Russell
Russell
C. H. Meacham
Leroy 8. Strong
Kinzua
F. W. Whitcomb
Mails Close at Warren P O 1888 Schedule
Post schedule lists mail closing times for Warren Pennsylvania effective June 14 1888 with multiple routes to Corry Erie Bradford Dunkirk Ridgway Titusville Oil City Sugar Grove Lander and Germany Pa Pouch deadlines set at varied morning and afternoon hours and a 25 minute early closure rule. Postmaster R A Love notes no holds under any circumstances.
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Corry and
Erie
Bradford
Dunkirk
Ridgway
Sugar Grove
Lander
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Onoville
Steamburg
Sala Sanca
Germany
R. A. Love
P. M
Religious services and schedules across denominations
The notice lists weekly worship times for multiple faith communities including Presbyterian, Metrapist, Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran, Evangelical, Scandinavian, Swedish Mission, Carholic, and a Y M C A gathering. Each church provides service hours, Sabbath schools, and midweek meetings.
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Presbyterian
Ph. Doerr
Ten Health Commandments From New England Farmer
A humorous rendition of strict dietary and lifestyle rules labeled as commandments amusingly mocks Victorian prudence. It covers pie avoidance, proper bread, hygiene, washing, ventilation, and resting, with a closing quip about neighborly gossip between two women near a backyard fence.
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New England
Destructive year of fires and financial collapses across cities
A year’s record lists hundreds of large losses from banks and businesses, with totals reaching into the millions. It catalogs bank failures, leather, rubber, and paper companies, manufactories, and significant fires and explosions across multiple states, including Boston, Reading, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Minneapolis, highlighting perilous industrial activity and disasters.
Chronology of notable killings and lynchings through December
A compiled list records numerous violent deaths, murders, lynchings, and related crimes across the United States from January to December. Notable entries include mob hangings in Tiptonville Tennessee and multiple family murders ending in suicide, with Cronin murder case developments in Chicago and other domestic incidents highlighted.
Fires and Disasters Across Cities From January to August
A partial calendar lists numerous fires and property losses in cities nationwide, detailing dates, locations, and estimated values. Notable entries include the Grand Opera House in St. Paul, stock warehouses in Chicago, the John Hopkins steamer fire in Baltimore, and Seattle’s vast business district blaze with extensive homelessness and damage.
Yearly World Events Chronicle Gathers Disasters And Political Changes
A compiled list documents a wide range of events from January to December, including disastrous storms and earthquakes across Ontario, Asia Minor, Greece, and the Channel Islands. political upheavals and resignations in France and Brazil. notable deaths such as John Bright and Wilkie Collins. and meteorological records across North America and Europe. The entries name places, dates, and personalities like Mme Di Murska, Rev. Brooks, and Emperors, linking natural calamities with political shifts and cultural figures in a sweeping year-in-review style.
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Ontario
Quebec
Mme. di Murska
Munich
Sarabat
Asia Minor
Cabanel
Pris
Zanzibar
Mr. Brooks
Rman
General Oulanger
Chamber of Deputies
Nch
Carnot
Costa Rica
Central America
Japan
James G. Flood
California
Heidelberg
Germany
China
Pekin
Guaquil
Ecuador
Milan
Servia
Alexander
John Bright
London
Cambridge
Oxford
United States
England
Berlin
Paris
St. Sauveur
Can
Channel Islands
Armagh
Ireland
Suchow
Parker's Temple
Chilapo
Mex
Martin Burke
Cronin
Chicago
Winnipeg
Egypt
Yellow River Valley
Greece
Dubui
Russia
Flacdula
Mexico
Midlothian
Edinburgh
Antwerp
Belgium
Major 1909 Industrial Strikes Throughout Year
A sequence of large regional labor actions unfolds from January to April. Engineers and firemen strike on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy line ends in Chicago after a conference. Limestone quarry workers in Shenandoah and Mahoning valleys press for wage raises. New York street-car workers halt all lines. Western Pennsylvania mining ceases then restarts at old rates. Pittsburgh coke operations resume post-strike. South Pittsburg railroad workers strike over wage cuts. Fall River weavers demand higher pay. Wilkes-Barre collieries idle then reopen. Fall River sinking weavers return to old wages. St. Louis carpenters strike for eight hours at 40 cents per hour. Buffalo carpenters push for nine-hour day. Minneapolis street-car workers strike over wages, spreading to St. Paul. Indiana steel works in Steubenville shut during a strike. Minneapolis street-car strike eases with many workers returning on company terms. St. Louis carpenters resume work.
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the Manufacturing Co
Rockville
Conn
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
Minn
Brazil
Ind
Ironton Pig-Iron Works
Buffalo
N. Y
Evansville
Chicago
Drapers' and Tailors’ Exchange
Switchmen
Memphis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Shenandoah
Mahoning Valleys
New York
Pennsylvania
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Fall River
Mass
Wilkesbarre
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Stubenville (O.) Iron and Steel Works
Lerma
Memorable deaths and notices across many faces
A long list of obituaries and memorial notices spans January to December, naming war veterans, ex-Congressmen, senators, generals, governors, and notable figures in cities from Washington to Boston. Ages and locations accompany each entry, with several prominent figures tied to U. S. political history and public service.
Chronological record of sports and feats through December
A compiled list of athletic and sporting milestones from the year. It covers world championships, Olympic style marks, boat races, jumps, running feats, baseball outcomes, sailing records, bicycle times, horse pacing, and chess matches. Notable mentions include Dr Carver’s theater of achievement, J F Hamett’s feats, Reed and Barker’s chess score, and City of New York’s ocean voyage record.
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Cincinnati
Randle
Dedham
Mass
J. F. Hamett
Agap
Reed
Chicago
Barker
Ece Wes
Harvard
Columbia
New London
Copa
Harvam
Yale
Conn
Massachusetts
London
Eng
L. Sullivan
Kilrain
Richburg
Misa
Boston
J. Fitzpatrick
Johnston
Cleveland
City
New York
Queenstown
H. W. Slocum
O'Connor
Bodman
Atlanta
Willingham
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Washington
Axtell
Terre Haute
Ind
Bert Mylen
Peoria
Ill
America
San Francisco
Canada
Ant Gtates
Nature's Wonders and Oddities Across Species
A survey of natural facts notes vast egg counts in lobsters and insects, extraordinary fish yields from cod and roach, and birds that shield nests with shed snake skins. It also covers a lurcher dog breed, a hairless man from Texas under treatment in St. Louis, and two pink-nosed calves with only six legs between them in South Minneapolis.
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Leuwenhoeck
St. Louis
Texas
Belle
South
Minneapolis
Kemp's Valsaima Advertising Propels Bottled Cure Sales
The proprietor distributes thousands of bottles yearly claiming the balsam cures coughs throat and lung troubles. The ad urges immediate purchase and notes a trial bottle free at all proggists with large sizes priced 50 cents and 1.
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Kemp's Valsaima
Cop perheads and curious facts in a 19th century notice
A survey of stray items notes that in Canada supporters of union with the United States are called copperheads. A nine-year-old girl in Spring Lake Township plowed eighty acres with a three-horse sulky plow. Estimates of costs for life events, a new nickel machine, a massive grapevine in California, and other odds and ends fill pages.
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Canada
United States
Spring Lake Township
Kingsbury County
Tuerree
Carpenteria
Cal
Seattle
Fort Ticonderoga
Lord Howe
Summit County
Farmington
Temple
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mok Lem
Lee Sing
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Coast
Pasquotank River
Curtituck Sound
Massachusetts
Quirked News Bits From Across The States
A Champaign breach of promise jury grants one cent damages and warns the plaintiff about book agents. A Columbus shoe dealer hawks “Old slippers to throw at brides” and entices buyers. A Cleveland chemist warns kerosene users may need no embalming due to oil permeation. An Iowa juryman misnames states and presidents. Noblesville temperance pledges deplete blue ribbon supplies. A Pennsburg clergyman’s wedding gift yields six cents. A Pensacola magistrate’s harsh justice proves popular. A nationwide postmaster trend shows slim finances with minor losses.
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Champaign
Smare
Columbus
Cleveland
Iowa
England
Africa
Canada
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Ind
Pennsburg
Pensacola
Fla
Pennsylvania
Castoria Through the Ages
A compact note showing Castoria as a lifelong remedy from infancy to motherhood, tracing usage by a family across generations and presenting the product as a trusted constant in every stage. The lines echo a historical advertising cadence centered on Castoria.
Mystery of Husking Bees and Tailor Tricks
A Boston Times correspondent asks about husking bees, while the Burlington Free Press jokes about tailors sewing buttons on cuffs to tear out linings and find work. The dialogue pivots to election fatigue and hopeful political talk amid playful quips.
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Burlington Free Pess
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