Local Attorneys and Offices in Warren Pa
Warren Pa law firms announce relocations and offerings. Ww S Clark attorney at law operates in Warren Savings Bank Building. I Ball moves to Warren National Bank Building room 8 second floor. Charles W Stone Ralph W Stone attorneys counsel at law over First National Bank. S Carby justice of the peace and conveyancer on Water Street provides prompt collations and legal services.
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren
I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Warren, Pa
Chartes
W. Stone
Ralph W
S. Carby
Collansions
Water Street
Woodard & 'Gs
Warren Borough Republican Primaries Result Summary
Warren borough voters selected candidates across seven wards. Winners include A. W. Cameron for Borough Auditor, W. F. Bennett and O. W. Ensworth for First Ward School Directors, S. G. Ward for Judge of Airection, U. S. Rogers as Inspector, W. S. Page as Constable, and various ward judges inspectors and directors such as W. M. Lemmon A. G. Eldred J. Harry Park J. Sonne Joseph A. Schofield W. S. Bartholomew F. J. Lyons Anthony Mintzer J. W. Steen John G. Brown James H. Perks P. R. Walker W. WM. Gilmore A. J. Kerwin W. Schott W Y. Geer Gee L. Folkman Dr. W. C. DeForest Dr. J. C. Russell Alex Erickson G. F. Laufenberger C. J. Erickson G. W. Den niston C. W. Henderson G. W. Snyder.
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W. F. Bennett
O. W. Ensworth
S. G. Ward
U.S. Rogers
W. S. Page
W. M. Lemmon
A. G. Eldred
J. Harry Park
William Erhardt
J M. Sonne
Joseph A. Schofield
W. S. Bartholomew
Ceumeil
James H. Perks
Scheel
P. R. Walker
W. WM. Gilmore
A. J. Kerwin
W. Schott
W. WY. Geer
Gee. L. Folkman
W. C. DeForest
J. C. Russell
Alex Erickson
G. F. Laufenberger
C. J. Erickson
Sixth Ward—Council
George L. Craft
L. E. Chapman
E. M. Hutchins
W. E. Hyde
Walter Murphy
Darius Magee
Seventh Ward
G. W. Denniston
C. W. Henderson
G. W. Snyder
Methodists Increasing in Erie Conference Gain 3707 in 1907
The Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church reports 3707 new members in 1907, ranking fourth in the U.S. The nationwide figures show 19190 ministers, 3303221 members, 34356 Sunday schools, 361365 officers and teachers, 8007677 scholars, and 2962323 church buildings with notable increases in parsonages and values. Deaths reached 237835, affecting net gains, while North India led foreign conferences with 16441 new members. In U.S. conferences Southern California added 11131, Pittsburgh 11002, East Ohio 7924, Erie 3707, and West Virginia 1561.
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Erie
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Methodist Episcopal Minsters
North India
California
Pittsburg
East Ohio
West Virginia
Prohibition Clears LaNatta Jail After New Year Law
In LaNatTa Georgia on January 25 the city jail is empty for first time in 15 years with no prisoners. The turnkey and matron face dull days as police credit the prohibition law effective January 1 with a sharp drop in arrests. Most incidents cited involve offenses other than drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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LaNatTa
Pittsburg Stock Exchange Reopens After Three Month Suspension
Pittsburg Stock Exchange resumes trading at 10 am after a three month halt due to the financial flurry. The president’s directive to resume prompted cheers from members and a large spectator crowd on the balcony. Early trading saw little selling and several industrials rise slightly.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Living for Men as Proof of Loving God
The saying asserts that true devotion to God is shown through caring for men. It links personal faith to compassionate action and moral responsibility toward others.
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God
Subpoena in Divorce issued by Warren County court
Subpoena in the Warren County Common Pleas case Edith Sager Martin libellant versus Genn Martin respondent directs the respondent to appear March 2, 1908, to answer the divorce petition. Sheriff B. G. Gregory signs. Also notice of dissolution petition for The Citizens Gas Co. of Tidieute, Pa. to be filed March 1, 1906 at 10 o clock a m by WM. Scanlin, Solicitor.
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Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Citizens Gas Comp
Tidieute
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Phe Citizens Gas Co
Notice in Equity Case in Warren County Pa
Court orders publication for Nellie Taft who cannot be found to appear in the suit Samuel H Hamerly versus Mary Mayze et al. The matter concerns two parcels totaling about 140 acres in Spring Creek Township held as tenants in common and seeks partition. Publication in the Warren Mail for three weeks.
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Samuel H. Hamerly
Mary Mayze
William G. Landen
Lallie Bolinger
Zimma Staples
J. Hartley Swain
Will E. Swain
Nellie Taft
Hattie McDaniel
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Tne
Warren
Warren Mail
Spring Creek Township
Republican Announcing Candidacy for Congress in 28th District
N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania announces as a Republican candidate for the office of Member of Congress in the Twenty eighth District with primaries set for April 11 1908. The notice appears as an official party candidate declaration.
William E Rice candidate for President Judge in 1908 primaries
Warren Pa resident William E Rice announces his candidacy for President Judge of the Thirty seventh Judicial District. He seeks the Republican voters support at the primaries to be held April 11 1908.
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William E. Rice
Warren
Thirty-seventh Judicial District
Political candidate notices in Warren County Pennsylvania
Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute and Guy C Swanson of Warren announce candidacies for the Republican assembly nomination subject to primaries on April 11, 1908. Arthur W Dennison of Farmington Township also seeks support in the same race by December 10, 1907.
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Assembly
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
Warren County
Guy C, Swanson
Warren, Pa
Arthur W. Dennison
Farmington
P.O
Akeley, Pa
Allen Seeks Republican Primary Support in Warren
The Register and Recorder notes ED R ALLEN of Warren Pennsylvania is subject to decisions in the Republican primaries.
Republican Primary Notices for County Commissioner Candidates
Several residents announce their candidacy for County Commissioner in the upcoming Republican primaries. Names include E C Swanson Sugar Grove Sp Pa A Mook Farmington Tp Pa E W Moore Spring Creek Ia C J Sampson Irvine Pa with filing dates in early 1908 and references to the April 11 primary date.
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E.C. Swanson
Sugar Grove Sp
County Auditor Candidate Bailey Scrutinized in Primaries
County Auditor A. H. Bailey of Sheffield, Pa., faces decision outcomes tied to the Republican Primaries as voters weigh his candidacy.
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A. H. Bailey
Sheffield
Two Delegates to be Elected in District
Announcements name E W Parshall and Harry Watson as candidates for National Delegate from the 28th Congressional District subject to Republican voters at the primaries on April 11 1908 for Parshall and April 14 1908 for Watson.
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E. W. Parshall
28Th
Harry Watson
Mercer Eonsey
Our Flag Now Contains Forty Six Stars
The piece celebrates Oklahoma's admission to the Union with a forty six star flag. It notes a Philadelphia Press offer for a 3x5 flag, sewed stripes, fast colors, and forty six stars, plus a deal for a one year Daily Press subscription at three dollars fifty cents.
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Oklahoma
Philadelphia Press
Daily Press
He who lives for others will have friends
A maxim on selflessness and social return notes that those who prioritize others gain friendship while self-centered living risks social abandonment.
Warren County to Erect Memorial for Civil War Heroes
The Warren County Commissioners plan a monument or shaft for soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil War. A committee from Eben N. Ford Post and local officials will visit Gettysburg to study existing memorials and gather ideas for a fitting Warren County tribute.
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Warren County
Frank Hagberg
F. M. Downing
W. H. Houghtling
Eben N. Ford
A. R
D. I. Ball
T. O. Slater
Gettysburg
Mirror
Grand Valley Republicans nominate local ticket
Grand Valley Republicans held a caucus on January 25 and nominated Justice of the Peace George W. Peck Allen, Constable O. N. Proper, High Constable R. E. Vaughn, Judge of Election H. Mosher, Inspector Leroy Vaughn, and Auditors Harry Eaton and Thomas Fagan.
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Grand Valley
George W. Peck
O. N. Proper
R. E. Vaughn
H. Mosher
Leroy Vaughn
Harry Eaton
Thomas Fagan
No Man Can Be Great Until He Sees Greatness
A brief inspirational statement highlighting the belief that true greatness begins with the ability to recognize and understand excellence in others. It elevates ambition by linking vision to achievement.
It takes an uplifted eye to keep a clean heart
A reflective saying about virtue and self discipline highlights how steadfast attention toward moral uprightness helps maintain integrity in daily life. The message emphasizes inner focus and consistent effort over fleeting impulses.
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Ww. S. Clark
Ww. Schnub
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. B. Hyde
Citizens National Bank Building
A. W. Cam
Eron
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Georgia
Warren, Penna
Hinckley, Rice & Alexander, Plaintiff’s Solicitors
Gether
Congress
Epiron Warren
Twenty-eighth
N. P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Register and Recorder
ED R. Allen
Columbia
Uait
Columbia Graphophone
Penn’‘n Ave. E
Warren PA
Bell Phone
Mook
E. E. Thompson
Farmington Tp
E. W. Moore
Spring Creek
Chas. J. Sampson
Irvine
Lewis Publishing Company
College Journal
THE
Hoff Business College
Grand Valley Republicans
James P. Eaton
Frank Dean
L. C. Mundt
Henry H. Bassett
George W. Peek
Leroy
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
Traveler's Guide
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Oil City
Olean
D. A
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Bell Telephone
New York & Penn’s
Tel. & Tel. Co
Iizes
NEW Home
Orange
Mass
B. Hill
Isaac Houghwot
Isaac P.houghwout
Falconer Street
Falconer
Rebecca A. Way Houghwot
Irwin D. Houghwot
Buffalo
Sumner I. Houghwot
E. C. Martin
Alexander Houghnot
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