Dentists and Attorneys Advertised in Warren, Pa
Local notices list dentists on New Third Street and A C McAlpin with ILBUR & SCHSTER Attorneys at Law Warren Office in Hazeltine building Liberty Street. W A Greaves promotes portrait painting in Warren with various media and quality guarantees. Thompson and Beaty advertise a shop location in Warren with offerings.
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Attorneys At Law
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
J.G. Smith
K. M. Andrews
Jenuson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Hazeltine
Dentists
New Third Street
Esonertion A.C. McAlpin
Hazeltine Pbuilding
Beaty Broek
District and County Officers Named
A list of county and district officials is announced including Member of Congress Joseph C. Sibley and senator Henry H. Cumings. Also named are Assembly W Parshall, President Judge W M Lindsey, Associate Judges J H Sandstrom and T Weaver, Prothonotary Frank M Knapp, Sheriff John H Fuellhart, Treasurer James R Mitchell, County Commissioners J F Rounce W J Mead T M Preston, Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson, District Attorney C A Peterson, Co Supt Schools H M Putnam, Jury Commissioners W A Clark D Olney, Coroner Dr W S Peirce, County Auditors E C Allen H H Bassett Gee P Orr, and County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
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Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
Fred B. Jackson
C. A. Peterson
H. M. Putnam
W. A. Clark
D. Olney
W. 8
Peirce
E. C. Allen
H. H. Bassett Gee
P. Orr
D. F.A. Wheelock
Town Officials and Directors Listed in Peoria Notice
A historic Peoria public notice lists town council members including Burgess Fred A. Steber and President L. T. Borehers, clerk E. H. Beshlin, treasurer A. J. Hazeltine, and various justices, collectors, attorneys, engineers, constables for wards one through four, plus school directors chaired by D. J. Ball and a broad slate of names.
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E. R. Peirce
Wm. Lehnar
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
John Rowland
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. J. Ball
Leffard
See’y
Peoria A. Cowan
Train Timetable Snippet Reflects Eastern and Western Routes
A fragmented timetable lists arrival and departure times for multiple trains on the Philadelphia Erie Western New York and Pennsylvania routes. It shows Eastern Standard timing with various express and local services, including Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh connections, but several entries are garbled or incomplete.
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Philadelphia & Erie B. B
West Eastern Standard
Western New York and
Pennsylvania
RK. K. West
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
R. K
We Buy or Cast Only and Sell at Low Prices in Warren
We offer constant stock of the celebrated items at the lowest prices. Shoppers in Warren can find value and assurance in our wide range and steady availability.
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Warren Business University
Warren
The Peoples Paper advertisement promising daily news
An advertisement touts a new illustrated daily newspaper called The People s Paper for the United States with war dispatches, correspondence, short stories, fashion notes, agricultural matters, market reports, and humorous illustrations. Subscriptions priced at 1.50 a year, special offers from The Mail Warren Pa end orders.
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Daily Tribune
Mart
United States
The Coming Race and Filipino Breadmaker Song
Two verses from a 19th century era collection feature a vision of a free future with a Liberty anthem and a Tagalese translated labor tale. The first poem imagines a dawn of equality and bold progress while the second celebrates the breadmaker's toil feeding families and supporting war efforts.
Window Wishers and a Boy Who Plays Ball
A nostalgic verse excerpt contrasts window wishers in town with a boy who avoids study yet loves bands, circuses, and baseball. The piece weaves toys and dreams with a light critique of education, ending by noting the boy’s odd charm and enduring quirkiness.
Notable Women in Society and Arts Abroad
A survey of prominent women features includes Mrs. Mary P. Slosson serving as chaplain at the Wyoming state penitentiary, Miss Hall Caine’s acting sister to novelist for a stage role in England, and Adelina Patti taking up zither banjo with own accompaniment. Other notes cover Lady Tennant bearing a daughter to Sir Charles Tennant, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt gifting $5,000 to police pension funds, and Florence Nightingale’s letter for charity. Mary Livermore remains active in public work in Massachusetts, while Mrs. Oliver Iselin expresses a wish to skipper a vessel, reflecting wide social involvement across nations.
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Mary P. Slosson
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Florence Nightingale
Daily Telegraph
Eva Grace Snell
Amos J. Snell
Chicago
Maine
Miles Simmons
West Rockport
Simmons
Ellen Irwin
Baltimore
Peabody Institute
Peabody
George C. Irwin
Irwin
Mary A. Livermore
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Oliver Iselin
Doctor and Patient Relate Health Warnings and Remedies
The article notes contagious diseases kill 240000 annually in France and mentions two leper hospitals in America. It details Fort Bayard New Mexico opening a tuberculosis hospital for army personnel and transfers by medical officers, plus a New York hospital using cameras to study epileptic and locomotor disorders. It also references Vienna surgeries and advises hot water as a quick cough remedy for consumptives, explaining secretion and excretion benefits.
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France
America
New Orleans
Frisco
Fort Bayard
N. M
New York
Vienna
Automobiles Roar Into Public Life Worldwide
Steam plows will entrench in South Africa and McKinley has ridden a steam car. A five thousand mile English motor trip cost just $130. Auto mobile service grows Newcastle to Sunderland and more systems are planned in England. In New York Fifth Avenue, gasoline vehicles may replace horse buses with a “Full” sign when seats are taken.
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South Africa
Newcastle
Sunderland
England
McKinley
Washington
Motor Car Journal
Fifth Avenue
New York City
World Notes From A Century Ago
A rapid survey of odd facts includes 2000 union printers in Washington 64 500 miles of wire in an English organ and eight new beet sugar plants rising in Michigan Pittsburgh plans its own wagons and gear a syndicate backs a single rail Behr Monorail between Liverpool and Manchester and a Dresden railway museum advert warns trunks must arrive an hour before departure
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Austria
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Liverpool
Manchester
Dresden
Fragmented archival notes mix world trivia and a child’s fate
The passage lists disparate claims about Japan, Milan, Hungarian gypsies, Sahara land gains, Swiss military size, Russian timber rafts, and a practice where one of five names on slips determines a child’s future. The items read like a collage of curiosities and a ritualistic naming game.
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Japan
Milan
Hungary
Europe
Sahara
Republic
Switzerland
Russia
Christmas Expectations Split Families In Town Gossip
The Atchison Globe notes how women divide friends into two groups for Christmas giving, with cards for some and presents for others. Men worry about December taxes while daughters question why gifts aren’t funded. The piece cautions men to watch their words this season.
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Atchison Globe
AIDS TO GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
Practical home tips from Good Housekeeping cover small fixes and cleaning routines. Oil door hinges to stop creaks and use a car soaked in oil as a glass stopper substitute. Remove flowerpot stains with fine wood ashes and purify drains with dissolved copper. Clean refrigerators weekly and sun shelves. Smoke brimstone to purify cellar air every few months.
History of the Week Highlights From Jan 4 to Jan 10
The column recaps events from Jan 4 to Jan 10 including Colonel Pilcher's two squadrons capturing a Boer laager near Cook's farm with 33 burghers, the opening of Chicago's drainage canal, and Churchill's South Africa estimate. It notes disasters and political moves, ship seizures, earthquakes, gas deaths, and battlefield updates across multiple nations. It also lists deaths, divorces, legal actions, riots, and notable society happenings.
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Pilcher
Cook’s Farm
Chicago
Winston Churchill
New York City
London Dispatch
Richard Croker
S. Fred Nixon
Chautauqua County
New York State
Adelaide C. Morgan
Bellevue Hospital
New York
St. Johns
N. F
Dispatch
Cabot Island
Colonel Pilcher
Douglass
Cape Colony
Wilson
Lady Wilson
Mafeking
Wagner
Delagoa Bay
Chicago Northwestern
St Louis
Edward
Osborne
Washington
Loretta Leonard
Russia
Los Angeles
Cal
Greensboro
N. C
Lorenzo Marques
French
Ovel
Colesburg
Douglas
Joubert
Ladysmith
Great Britain
Ierland
South Africa
Berlin
London
Cape Finisterre
Eng
Pennsylvania
George F. Gallagher
Nellie Walsh
P. S. Southwell
Austin
Albn M. Kent, Jr
Jamestown
N. Y
Japan
Marjorie Vinton
Auburn
Hanna
Minnie Seligman Cutting
Robert Cutting
St. Louis
Boutelle
A. V. Jennigan
American Hotel
Sing Sing
White House
McKinley
Maine
England
Canary Islands
Weds His Mother in Law in Unusual Romance
Wellsboro Pennsylvania residents discuss an unusual Christmas romance. Mary E. Lindsay, widow, married Clarence Woolever, a New York Central railroad flagman, with Dr. E C Dodge performing the ceremony. The twist: Lindsay is Woolever’s mother in law, as Woolever was once married to Lindsay’s daughter. the two had separated and divorced, yet visits to the Lindsay home spurred talk of a reconciliation.
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Montague Rogers
Cleveland
San Jose
Cal
Pittsburg
F. L. Newton
Teller
Fidelity Trust and Guarantee Company of
Buffalo
Nathan Thatcher
Rochester
West Shore Road
Hugo de Bathe
Lily Langtry
New York
England
Lucenia
Alfred Morrison
Mount Vernon
N. Y
New York City
Gordon
Father McGlynn
Newburg
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Harrison
Chicago
Illinois
Michael Fahey
French
Suffolk Regiment
White
Ladysmith
Kuruman
Bechuanaland
Earl of Ava
Marquis of Dufferin
Jack the Ripper
Toronto
Clery
Buller
Colenso
Wellsboro
Mary E. Lindsay
Clarence Woolever
New York Central Railroad
E. C. Dodge
Methodist Church
Court House
Woolever
Lindsay
Senate Committee Votes Adverse on Quay Seat
The Senate privileges and elections committee voted 4 to 3 to report against seating Senator Quay. Chand ler Hoar and McComas supported the resolution while Burrows Caffery Pettus Harris opposed. Turley and Pritchard were paired, with Pritchard for and Turley against. No timing set for presenting the report to the senate.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Quay
Chandler
Hoar
McComas
Burrows
Caffery
Pettus
Harris
Turley
Pritchard
Senate
McGovern Triumphs Over Dixon For Featherweight Crown
New York January 10 Terry McGovern defeated George Dixon before the Broadway Athletic Club in eight rounds to claim the world featherweight championship.
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New York
Terry McGovern
George Dixon Befor
Broadway Athletic Club
Market Report Money Market In New York
New York money market shows money on call at 5 percent and prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange firm with actual bankers' bills at 4.87 and sixty day pay. Posted rates around 4.84 to 4.83 for commercial bills. Silver certificates quoted around 58 to 59 cents, bar silver 59 cents, Mexican dollars about 47 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Commodity price snapshot from midwestern markets
The note lists prices for flour and rye products plus miscellaneous grains and staples. It includes Winter patents and Minnesota patents, rye and rye flour, buckwheat flour, barley, cornmeal, various wheat and oats grades, hay, pork, butter and cheese, eggs, and potatoes with price ranges and freight terms such as f o b afloat and c i f New York. Strong entities include Minnesota, New York, Duluth and Jersey regions.
Buffalo Market Report Wheat Corn and Dairy Prices
Buffalo January 9 market notes list No 2 red wheat at 71 1 2 to 71 3 4 cents f o b afloat No 1 northern old spot 73 1 2 cents winter No 2 red 70 cents Corn No 2 yellow 37 1 2 cents No 3 yellow 36 1 2 cents Oats No 2 white 29 1 2 cents No 3 mixed 26 cents Rye No 2 70 1 2 cents Flour spring best patent 4.00 4.25 per barrel low grades 2.00 2.50 winter best family 3.00 3.75 graham best 3.75 Butter state and creamery 28 29 cents western 30 cents Cheese fancy full cream 12 1 2 13 cents fair 11 1 2 12 cents Eggs Western 22 cents Potatoes date waste fancy 55 60 cents prefer good 43 62 cents Jersey per barrel 3.00 3.00
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Minnesota
Iéc. C.i.f
New York
C.i.f
City
B. Afloat
Duluth
F.o.b
Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Long Island
Southern Do
Buffalo
E. F.o.b
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo markets show cattle values with extra export steers at 35.95 to 6.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.26, calves 3.01 to 1.15, and veals 7.21 to 1.50. Sheep and lambs range from 3.90 to 6.25 for common to extra spring lambs. hogs G rosters 4.55 to 4.67 for various grades.
Buffalo Hay Market and Society Notes
Buffalo market reports price levels for timothy and other hays with per ton and bale quotes. Also a humor piece about a Georgia boy’s view of lawmakers and a brief note on Lady Sarah Wilson’s dispatches from South Africa with a journey on horseback to Mafeking for news.
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London Mail
South Africa
Sarah Wilson
Duke of Marlborough
Captain Wilson
Mafeking
Cape Town
Quotable Snippets and Social Skepticisms in a Humorous Column
A mosaic of jokes and wry observations on manners, gender, and society. The piece weaves quips about prudence, religion, finance, cross eyed folk, fashion, editors, and naval life. It also critiques titles for women, parental roles, and domestic behavior with satirical bite.
The Feminine Observer Notes On Modern Life
The piece comments on labor strikes in a match factory and the burden of debt from receipted bills. It reflects on Christmas gifts and consumer habits, fashion returns, and social trends such as home telephones and delivery wagons. It ends with a wry remark about men's competence in judging how others work.
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Phila
Old Mexico Twenty Three Days Tour by Pennsylvania RR
Special Pullman train tour through Old Mexico leaves New York and Philadelphia February 12 visiting major sites and five days in Mexico City. Round trip from all Penn RR points is 300 dollars covering expenses. Tickets at listed agent offices in New York Brooklyn Newark Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore districts.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Old Mexico
New York
Philadelphia
Montezuma
City of
Mexico
Broadway
Court Street
Brooklyn
Broadstreet
Newark
N. J
B. Courlaender, Jr
Baltimore
Colin Studs
Southeastern
Washington, D. C
Thos. E. Watt
Western
Pittaberg
Geo. W. Boyd
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Charles W. Stone, Ralph W. Stone
LAW Ofice
First Nat's Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts
John Sill & Son
In Exchange Block
Waterstreet
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Dabmlfe & Lindsey
Alkstow. A
Studie
Geo. Ball’s
Insnoor & Peterson
Ofice
Warren Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas
A. Peterson
Dentis
Keller's Sons
Second Street
S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Vesser’s
K. W. Stuar
W A. Greaves
Re & Thompson
Business University
The
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
C. Smith & Son
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
G. Siogers
NEW York Tri-Weekly Tribune
NEW York Weekly Tribune
GEMS
Frederick Troupe Gordon
Earth
Dame Fortune
Nixon Waterman
L. A. W. Bulletin
St. Nicholas
O. Slater & CO
Omega Crucible
American Beauty
Keystone
Garland
Acorn
Our Sheet Metal and Pipe Shops
Water ST
Citizens Natl Bank
Myron Wares
E. T. Hazeltine
Vavio J. G.erould
L. W. Dennison
Chas. H. Fletcher
Peal Medicine CO
J. M. Sifgpried
Industrial Notes
Globe Lights
History OF the
Methuen
Kimberley
John Churchill
Randolph Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
South African Light Horse
William
Frank Vennerholm
Swetheart
Brumby
Italy
American State Department
China
Camaru Islands
Aldrich
United States Senate
New York State Bar Association
Albany
English War Office
Philippines
O. E. Drentzer
Norway
Grant
Frankfort
Tenn
Cudahy Oil Company
Blackford
Ind
John Secor
Poughkeepsie N. Y
Pader-Feel
Burghers
Tulega River
Germany
Supreme Court
Meshoma
John D. Rockefeller
William A. Hammond
United States Army
Roosevelt
Senator Quay
Roberts
Utah
Otis
Cheney
Fourth Infantry
George K. Nash
Ohio
Asa EB. Bushnell
Ont
Miller
Charles Miller
Logan
John Swick
India
Halifax
General White
Modder River
Belmont
Free State
Columbia University
Dana Greene
General Electric Light Company
Mohawk
General Greely
General Schwan
Cavite
Manila
Roland Reed
Johanna Lynch
Ayer
Dr. Ayer
J. C. Ayer
Lowell, Mass
Elections Committee
Rockefeller
Utica
Alfred Thibadeau
Nehasane
Adirondacks
McGovern
Dixon
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo
Timothy
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Castorria the Kin Yo Tan Ms Areaways Bought
Cyess
Eve
Adam
Phineas
Jane
Navy Department
Phillipines
Brown
Smith
Feminine
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