Warren County Assembly Candidates Announced
We are authorized to announce Paul W Brown of Farmington township as a candidate for Member of Assembly from Warren County subject to Republican primaries. Also Joseph A Weible of Tidbute and L C Baker of Columbus Pa are announced for the same post under the Republican primary process. The candidates pledge reform Republican principles and seek Republican voter support.
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Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Farmington Township
Warren County
Harrisburg
Joseph A. Weible
Tidbute
L. C. Baker
Columbus
Weaver and Wiltzik Named for Warren County Associate Judge
We are authorized to announce Z T Weaver of Clarendon borough as a candidate for Associate Judge of Warren county subject to the Republican primaries. We are authorized to announce Charles H Wiltzik of Ackley Station Pine Grove Tp as a candidate for Associate Judge of Warren county subject to decision of the Republican primaries.
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Z.T. Weaver
Clarenddn Borough
Warren County
Charles H. Wiltsik
Ackley Station
Pine Grove
Charles A. Peterson, Esq
Warren
C. Beardsley
Pittsfield
McCray Nominated for Warren County Register and Recorder
Warren county announces WM. McCRAY of Warren as a candidate for Register and Recorder subject to Republican Primaries decision.
Warren County Republican Nominees for County Commissioner
Warren County Republicans announce candidates for County Commissioner including J F Rounce of Warren W J Mead of Youngsville N W Dupree Chandlers Valley Maggie I Snort Youngsville John A Spert Pittsfield Twp Frank Hagbers Elk Township Charles B Sampson Triumph Twp and A M Bennett Spring Creek pledge to taxpayers if nominated and elected with dates in 1896.
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Maggie I. Snort
Youngsville
Warren County
John A.spert
Pittsfield
Frank Hagbers
Elk Township
Charles B. Sampson
Beardsley Files to Run for Warren County Jury Commissioner
Pittsfield Township resident WwW. C. Beardsley announces candidacy for Jury Commissioner of Warren County, subject to Republican primary decision.
Warren candidates named for 27th District Delegate
Authorized notices announce Hon. O O C Allen of Warren as a candidate for Delegate to the National Republican Convention subject to 27th district voters. Also named is William Sennarr Esq of Warren as a Delegate candidate subject to district voters decision.
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O O. C. Allen
Warren
27Th Congressional
William Sennarr, Esq
27Th
Warren and Youngsville Republicans Nominate Delegates
County officials announce Harry W. Neily of Warren and W. P. Nut Ting of Youngsville as candidates for Delegate to the Republican State Convention, pending voters’ choice in Warren county primaries.
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Harry W. Neily
Warren
Warren County
W. P. Nut Ting
Youngsville
Harrisburg Winter Fun Fights Shake State Agencies
Retired State Board of Agriculture survives bid for elimination as See's Edge faces chair power. Grangers push for Rhone removal amid clashes with lawmakers. State Dairymen's Association resists being dissolved as tensions rise before October meetings.
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Harrisburg
Old State Board of Agriculture
See’s Edge
Department of Agriculture
Rhone
State Dairymen’s Association
Ex Gov McKinley and wife celebrate 25th anniversary
Ex Gov McKinley and wife mark a quarter century of marriage this Saturday in the same home where they began housekeeping modestly. Mrs McKinley’s husband has had a stirring career, yet wealth has not greatly improved since their wedding.
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McKinley
Mas. McKinley
Window glass industry faces shutdown to halt stock
The Bradford Era reports the window glass business suffers slumping demand. Factories began a third week of shutdown to reduce stock and push prices higher, with no price changes yet observed.
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Bradford
Prominent Republican Candidates Ages Range in 19th Century
The list shows McKinley 51 Reed 56 Harrison 62 Allison 66 Morton 72. The passage asserts they are old enough and capable to lead democracy and be good presidents.
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McKinley
Reed
Harrison
Allison
Morton
Ex Gov Paulson Seen as Unanimous DNC Choice by Penn Delegates
Boss Harrity asserts former Governor Paulson will be the Pennsylvania delegates’ unanimous pick for the Democratic National Convention. He says the veteran leader commands solid support and should be selected.
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Paulson
Pennsylvania
Boss Harrity
Paying a just bill promptly as a religious duty
The Bear Lake Record notes that paying debts promptly is a moral obligation, joking that the Lord will not admit deadbeats in Heaven. The remark frames timely payment as a righteous act.
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Bear Lake
You cannot keep women from weddings
An exchange muses on the role of women at weddings asking what a wedding would amount to if no woman attended. The remark underscores the social importance of women in such ceremonies and the integral presence they provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feru Medicine C
Cleveland
Ohio
Congress Calls Out Turkish Atrocities Against Armenians
The Congress passes a resolution censuring Turkey for outrages against Armenians and urges the Berlin treaty powers to act. It asks President Cleveland to inform the Powers and pledges Congressional support for protecting American citizens in Turkey and securing redress for injuries.
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Congress of
United States
Turkey
Armenia
Berlin
Cleveland
Congress
Reed Seen As Potential Presidential Candidate At GOP Convention
Washington dispatch notes Thomas B. Reed as a strong speaker and rising candidate, praising his stance on policy and fiscal prudence. He has steered early passage of two annual appropriation bills, signaling readiness to present a completed record to the Senate and adjourn ahead of the St. Louis convention.
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Thomas B. Reed
Washington
New York Sunwell
House
Senate
Reed
St. Louis
Buying and Selling Transactions Listing Net Miscellaneous Real Estate
A series of transfers show L. B. Rickerson and wife selling to Frank L. Rickerson in Spring Creek for 130 dollars and other deeds across Pittsfield Pleasant Triumph Warren Freehold Sugar Grove and Pleasant areas with prices ranging from 1 to 473.43 dollars. Names include A. R. Mandaville A. J. Hazeltine Nels J. Johnson Kate Crecroft M. L. Greenlee and M. E. I. Biddle among others.
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L. B. Rickerson
Frank L. Rickerson
Spring Creek
A. R. Mandaville
Myrtle Yeager
Pittsfield
Wm. H. Kuhn
Saml. T. Neill
Watson
Wm. J. Knupp
Anna C. Morck
Pleasant
A. J. Hazeltine
E, Pleasant
Nels J. Johnson
C. E. Spetz Pittefield
M. L. Greenlee
James G. Greenlee
Triumph
H. L. Greenland
Geo. L. Folkman
Warren
Kate Crecroft
Elizabeth Crecroft
Freehold
Same
Clement P. Curtis
H. Harmon
Sugar Grove
M. E. I. Biddle
Atty
Chas. W. Nelson
Toy theatre from Philadelphia Sunday Inquirer offer
A Feb. 2 Philadelphia Inquirer promotion lists a toy theatre set with stage proscenium and a full Alarm cast. It features scenes of a blazing building and a complete fire department display with engine, ladder, and crew. Aimed at family entertainment in many households.
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Phila. Sunday Inquirer
Scribner’s Magazine offers outdoor life pieces and politics
The February issue features an open air–themed lead on the Colorado Health Plateau by Lewis Morris Iddings, a social study. It includes the tenth installment of President Andrews’ history, The Neo-Republican Ascendency, covering Cleveland’s end, the 1888 campaign, and Harrison’s win, plus new departments on current affairs, art, museums, decorative painting, and world topics including Schlatter and Kaffir boom.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Colorado
Lewis Morris Iddings
Andrews
Cleveland
Harrison
America
Schlatter
Business Report Reflects Mixed Improvement And Treasury Hurdles
Dun's Review reports week of tentative gains in money and prices due to tighter supplies and European borrowing, not stronger demand. Senate inaction, slow mill revival, and 6.5 percent higher weekly clearing payments year over year weigh on confidence, with 29.3 percent drop versus 1893.
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Europe
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Dun’s
Good Advice to Voters from Punxsutawney Spirit
A message urges voters to tell candidates the straight facts about their support. It argues candor earns credit and respect, reduces wasted effort and money, and prevents disillusion when promises fail. The column stresses voters’ right to their own ballot and warns against deceit in politics.
New York as a Winter Resort booklet issued by Central
The New York Central Passenger Department releases a 64 page guide titled New York as a Winter Resort. It highlights hotels theatres shops restaurants notable buildings and localities with a new color map. Free copies mailed worldwide on receipt of two 2 cent stamps to George H. Daniels Grand Central Station New York.
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New York
New York Central
George H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
Congressman Cummings Urges Action on Pension Office
Democratic congressman Amos J. Cummings of New York denounces the pension office in a speech urging radical reform. He says veterans and widows expect aid and accuses the government of favoring the railroads over deserving pensioners.
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Amos J. Cummings
N. Y. City
Pacific Railroads
St. Paul Steamer Stranded Off Long Branch
The steamer St. Paul stuck in the sand off Long Branch New Jersey has a history of misfortune. At launch she stuck on the ways. On first voyage she burst a steam pipe. Before her final voyage a boiler exploded killing several men. Officials expect she will float today.
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St. Paul
Long Branch
N. J
Last male Burns descendant dies in Scotland at 52
Robert Burns's great grandson and namesake, the last male descendant, died at Blackhall near Edinburgh aged 52. He served as a soldier and worked as a gardener.
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Robert Burns
Blackhall
Edinburgh
No Women in Aliceton Spur Townwide Sock Duty
In Aliceton Wisconsin a local quip notes there is no woman in town as men must mend their own socks and similar tasks. The remark highlights a humorous gender role observation from the community.
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Aliceton, Wis
Mark Twain’s Witty Return Promise in Debt Note
The note playfully recalls Twain going away in debt and pledging a return in first cabin style. It honors his sharp humor and public persona with a brisk, period voice.
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Mark Twain
Mark
Note of Warning About Indigestion Cure
An advertisement asserts indigestion causes stomach cancer and promotes South American Nervine as a universal cure. It claims a sound stomach cannot develop cancer and urges buying the product at Noyes Drug Store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Noyes Drug
Warren
Independent Refining Co., Limited
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
National Oil Co., Limited
American Oil Works, Limited
Schwartz & Co
Pennsylvania R. R
Penn Refining Co., Limited
Pennsylvania R. RR. Co
International Oil Works, Limited
Pennsylvania Rail Road
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Instant Relief
Advertisement-style copy touts a remedy for croup as the only harmless product giving immediate results. Brand attributed to F. H. Dixson.
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F. H. Dixson
California Pleasure Tours by Pennsylvania Railroad In 1896
Personally conducted tours depart New York February 12 and Philadelphia March 11 with a Mardi Gras stop in New Orleans and four weeks in California on the first trip. A through nine-compact Pullman car will run to San Diego on tour one and San Francisco on tour two, with several compartments reserved already. Applications for space or itineraries to Tourist Agent offices in New York or Philadelphia.
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California
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Pullman Company
Jersey City
San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Broadway
Broad Street
Up to Date Printing for Invitations and Programs
Describes up to date printing services at the MaIL job office offering invitations programs wedding stationery and folders for clubs and societies with an emphasis on artistic printing and low prices.
Relief in Six Hours from Kidney and Bladder Disease
Distressing kidney and bladder troubles relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy promptly relieves pain in bladder kidneys back and urinary passages for both sexes and eases retention of water. Sold by Noyes drug store.
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Noyes Drug Store
Return envelopes offered to save business mail delays
Businessmen urged to print return envelopes on envelopes with a five or ten day return window. If no request is shown the Postmaster can keep items thirty days before returning. Envelopes cost little more with the card and reduce annoyance. the mail office has envelopes and the necessary type and workers. Call to place an order.
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Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Urban G, Mease
M D
Marriage and death notices printed free of charge
Notices of marriage and death are published at no cost while additional material such as resolutions or obituaries requires payment. Card of Thanks costs 50 cents. Send payment with copy to ensure insertion.
One Minute Cough Cure praised by J W Pierce and F H Dixson
J W Pierce of Republic Inc endorses One Minute Cough Cure praising its remarkable results for family use and personal relief. F H Dixson also supports the product, stating strong recommendations for every occasion.
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J. W. Pierce
Republic, Inc
F. H. Dixson
Prices Charged by Warren Dealers Today
The list shows prices for various goods such as beans, pork, cheese, lard, onions, and potatoes. Additional entries include sugar, tea, coffee, flour, corn meal, and molasses with unit prices noted, reflecting a dated market catalog from Warren.
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Appies
Warren
Unclear grocery pricing fragment with misc items
Fragmentary OCR noting prices and items such as sacks oats flour cheese and oil. The text shows inconsistent numbers and symbols, suggesting a catalog page or ad with unit prices and bulk offers rather than a coherent article.
Odd Fellows Banquet Honors Ten Youngsville Veterans
Youngsville news notes a Friday banquet on January 31 at Kinnear's Hall to honor ten L O O F veterans of Youngsville Lodge for twenty five years in good standing. Program includes speeches and jewel presentation, followed by dinner. attendees limited to members and their guests.
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Youngsville
Odd Fellows
L. O. O. F. Veterans of
Kinnear’s Hall
Cyrus F. Arters
H. C. Wood
G. W. Brown
J. G. McKee
David McKee
G. A. Jackson
L A. Whitney
M. D. Whitney
N. W. Dupree
W. J. Davis
Youngeville Lodge
Sec’s and Treas
Warren
Jnc. W. Black
Mabel Dalrymple
Lillian Ross
Flossie Davis
Irvings News Briefs Report Fires Relief and Tax rumblings
Mrs. John Cooney remains gravely ill with slim hope of recovery. Elof G. Nelson cut three fingers badly while chopping for Mrs. Newbold's stock. Dr. Axtell attended him. Rev. Rhodes leads church meetings at the M. E. Church drawing interest and altar commitments. Charles A. Wilson welcomed a son and daughter. Tax collection issues noted as state county and school taxes were collected and a 5 percent discount offered for prompt payment. Cash Road taxes moved to Pathmasters amid contest over authorities.
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John Cooney
Elof G. Nelson
Rev. R
Charles A. Wilson
Measles Close Schools and Local Obituaries Reported
The district closed schools for a week due to measles illness. The youngest Clark child and a McKay infant died recently with funeral plans noted. A Teachers Institute is set for February 1 and a leap year party is scheduled for next Friday. Local social and political notes include Republicans filling the ticket after Saturday primaries.
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George Clark
McKay
Teachers’ Institute
Howard
Cady
Gleason
Christie
Raymond
Babbitt
W. E. Rice
Warren
D. Wilcox
Miss Reedy
Corry
Kate Lyon
Revival Services Begin at U B Church with Hornersville Organist
Jan 27 report notes Rev Spillman leading a revival at the United Brethren church. A Hornersville organist leads singing while locals Mrs John Anderson, Mrs Ransom Goodwin, and others help. ailments and visits include Mrs Anderson ill treated by Dr Jacobs of Youngsville. Andrew Lindquist visiting James Town. Mary Erickson from Jamestown aiding brother Andrew Erickson ill. C M Goodwin family moved to Big Bend.
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C. M. Goodwin
Big Bend
Myrtie Mead
Ransom Goodwin
Pier
Corry
Priest
Local Notes From Chandlers Valley January Updates
Prof Peck led a concert closing the singing school term and mingled with sleigh-riding couples. Rev Spillman with Grace and Miss Merritt held meetings at Dugall. Peck left for Sugar Grove today and will return soon. The thaw ruined the coast ing and Mr McCullough delivered a sermon at U B church Sunday. A new girl joined Charles Norbeck's, and Mr Thayer traveled to Warren yesterday. Pd choral society met Tuesday Jan.
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Chandlers Valley
Peck
Spillman
Grace
Miss Merritt
Dugall
Sugar Grove
McCullough
U. B
Thompson Hill Movements And Local Notices
On January 27 W S Porter of Lander moved into Benj Franklin's house J J Mahan now occupies the Chas Shaw house formerly Porter Both a schoolhouse donation event for Rev H S Thomas and a carload corn delivery to the Grangers are noted Mr and Mrs H A Braley of Lander visited daughter Mrs D J Mahan last week Lan der Postmaster Homer M Preston is a Democratic candidate for County Commissioner
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Henry Corn
Sugar Grove
Lander
Homer M. Preston
Dr Thom Reports Massacres in Armenia Area
Dr Thom, a Kentucky born missionary physician in Turkey for 21 years, arrived on the Umbria and says 100000 Christians have been killed in the past months near Armenia and over 200000 displaced to mountains with nothing to eat. He urges Christian nations to act promptly to stop the murders.
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Thom
Armenia
Kentucky
Turkey
Umbria
Cunard Line
England
Immense cannon to be mounted at Fort Wadsworth
Fort Wadsworth soldiers prepare a 144 1/2 ton steel gun for mounting in a new battery. Built at Watertown arsenal, it will be among New York harbor's strongest defenses and will discharge 400 pound projectiles using 125 pounds of powder. Remaining four guns due next week and site work includes removing nearby houses and the lighthouse to test the weapon.
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Fort Wadsworth
S.L
Duluth Teacher Repels Highwayman With Four Shots
Miss May Grier a Duluth public school teacher drew a revolver on a highwayman who tried to rob her on a lonely West Duluth road after drawing her salary. She fired four times. the thief escaped with a torn pocketbook containing $75. Bloodstains marked the snow as the assailant fled.
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Duluth
May Grier
Minn
Sliver of steel causes 30 year arm pain relief
G B Garrison, a Plant City machinist, was struck by a steel sliver in 1865 at the base of his thumb. Decades later the pain migrated to his shoulder until a physician removed the foreign substance with a lance, ending the agony.
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G B Garrison
Plant City
Fla
Garrison
Woman Dentist Represents America in Guatemala
Dr Luella Cool, a American woman dentist, carries the nation’s presence in Guatemala. Mrs W K Vanderbilt donates 300 to the police pension fund as thanks for police service at her wedding. Mrs Livermore criticizes reporters as intrusive and selective about their reporting methods. Miss Caroline Hendricks, daughter of the late A W Hendricks and Gov Thomas A Hendricks niece, is admitted to practice law in Marion County Indiana circuits becoming the first woman admitted to the bar there.
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America
Guatemala
Luella Cool
W. K. Vanderbilt
Police
Vanderbilt
Livermore
Boston
Caroline B. Hendricks
A. W. Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Marion County
Ind
Hendricks
London stage note shows Dorothea Baird engagement rumor
Miss Dorothea Baird, famed Trilby portrayer, reportedly engaged to Sir Henry Irving's eldest son. Fannie Brough at Drury Lane refused to meet the Prince of Wales. Mrs Keeley, 90, celebrated birthday with Oberon performance in London. Itubert Herkomer proposes a movable proscenium for garret versus outdoors scenes.
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Dorothea Baird
London
Trilby
Sir Henry Irving
Fannie Brough
Drury Lane Theater
Prince of Wales
Keeley
Oberon
Weber
Itubert Herkomer
Look for Unlikeness Not Likeness in Love Says Press
The Philadelphia Press argues against chasing an ideal man or woman. It asserts marriages thrive when gender distinctions deepen, not blur. It warns that friendships between sexes do not arise from one trying to become the other, and that feminine gifts have masculine counterparts.
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Philadelphia Press
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Usinessee
Warren, PA
E. W. Parshall
Register and Recorder
WM. McCray
J. F. Rounce
W. J. Mead
Sugar Grove Township
A. M. Bennett
P. Shearman
Corydon
the Golden Gate
Warren Retail Markets
Fehlman Bro’s
BY Warren
Warren Mills
Seetensserse
Irvington
Illinois
W. P. Biles
Mount Vernon
Philip Ellman
Duquoin
America’s Daughters
Act of Assembly
L. Poiakoff & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
W. S. Leffard
Wm Hathaway
N.a
J.C. Bonner
Admr
Garland
A. D. Wood
Warren Co
Florence S. Wood
Admix
Crawford Eakin
South West
Penna
Sylvester Eakin
Scofield
Lees
Louisa B. Weed
T Anna Sill
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas of
Borough of
Glade Township
Indian Hollow Road
Sweeting
Indian Hollow
Arren County
Jacob Sweeting
Betsey
James Still
Sald Sweeting
C. A. Still
E. D. Preston
J. C. Hamilton
D. M. Howard
Sheriff's
C. McMullen
Rock Glen
Wyoming Co
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Ireland
Scotland
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queens
Iown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
Producer
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
Hatch
Pamyeiee
Morris 4 Mullen
I’s
Warren National Bank
Capital
G. N. Parmlee
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Wm. D. Brown
A. Hertzel
Jerry Crary
N. P. Wheeler
D. W Beaty
C. Smith
Charles Schimmelfeng
A. T. Scofield
Charles Chase
American Tobacco Co
Cornell
Lafayette
Yale
Marlbury
Richmond
Imperial
Princess Royal
Piccadilly
Monte Christo
Fehlman Bros
Dr. McClellan
Hale Sanitarium
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Struthers
TRUTH
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Myron Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
David L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
P. J. Bayer
A.cornen
K. T. Hazeltine
F. Holffman
J. M. Siegfried
W. Parshall
Jas. C. Parmlee
T. O. Slater & CO
Morgan
McClellan
State Board OF Medical Examiners
I. A. McClellan
H. J. Linn
Lake Erie Infirmary
Chippewa St
Main St
Uffalo
J. K. Ronne
Wanamaker & Brown
Hickory St
the Erie Dispatch
Northwestern
Dispatch
Erie
Cosmopolitan Magazine
N. Greenlund
Greenlund
The
New York Weekly Tribune
Mai
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Building
Newark City
Sapolio
Siegfried & CO
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