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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1876

Page

1

Local Law Firms and Notaries Advertise in Warren Pa

A slate of professional listings appears for Warren Pennsylvania firms including Dinsmoor and Reeves on Water Street, Clark and Noyes on Second Street, Allen and Thompson, Brown and Stone, with notaries public H E Brown C W Stone C H Noyes and practice areas in law and medicine.

C. F. Hoffman Warren Second Street Warren Savings Bank Ball Wim, Messner Carver House R. B. Stewart Hazelline & Allen’s Third Street Lutheran Church Sextus Keller Smith's Yang Dinsmoor & Reeves Attorneys At Law Water Street Scofield Warren Pa. Co Dinsmoor F. D. Reeves WM. W. Hazeltine Liberty Street Scofield & Hooker's Junius R. Clark Chas H. Noyes Clark & Noyes Warren Pa Allen & Thompson Warren County Oenepee G. W. Allen Brown & Stone First National Bank H. E. Brown R. Brown C. W. Stone

No 2 Clvd Mail NS EAST No 26 No 28 freight fight

A brief clash is described involving Clvd Mail NS EAST units with reference to numbers 26 and 28. The note records a freight fight scenario, implying a transport disruption or dispute without detail on participants or outcomes.

NS East

California time Chicago and North Western rails described

The Chicago and North Western Railway presents its trunk lines linking Chicago with Illinois Wisconsin Northern Michigan Minnesota Iowa Nebraska California and the west. It details routes to Green Bay Winona Marquette and Lake Superior country with Pullman Palace Cars and through trains to Omaha St Paul Milwaukee Rockford Kenosha and more. Rates and information available from Marvin Hughitt and W H Stennet, Chicago.

Chicago & North Western RY Great Trunk Railway West Northwest Chicago Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Iowa Nebraska California Western Territories Dakota Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada Oregon China Japan Australia Madison St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Great Northwest Green Bay Marquette Janesville Watertown Fond du Lac Oshkosh Appleton Escanaba Negaunee Houghton Hancock Lake Superior Freeport & Dubuque Elgin Rockford Freeport Points Chicago & Milwaukee Lake Shore Evanston Lake Forest Highland Park Waukegan Racine Kenosha Milwaukee Winona Omaha Overland Union Pacific Missouri River Chicago & North- Western Railway Council Bluffs Sparta Dubuque la Crosse Clinton McGregor Sioux City Yankton Missouri Valley Junction Lake Geneva Sterling New York Broadway Boston State Street Farnham Street San Francisco Montgomery Street Clark Street Canal Madison Streets Kinzie Street W. Kinzie and Canal Streets Wells Street Wells and Kinzie Streets Marvin Hughitt W.h.stennett Gen Sup’t Gen. Pass Ag’t

Ode to the Wild Rosary by Edgar Fawcett

A reflective poem contrasts wild wild roses with cultivated roses. It praises modest roadside blossoms enduring neglect while noble cultivated blooms bask in wealth and ceremony. The verse laments loss, memory, and quiet virtue guiding humble flora.

Buffalo and Jamestown Rail Table From June 1 1876

Historic timetable shows eastward and westward train numbers, stations and times for June 1 1876. It lists stops including Limestone Ridge Abbott's Road Hambur Water Valley Lasden Centre North Collins Gowanda Dayton Cherry Creek Conewango Clear Creek Kennedy and Jamestown with AM and PM servicing and arrival columns.

Antar. Ly Emai Creek Limestone Ridge Big Tree Abbott’s Hambur Water Palley Alien Lasden North Collins Lawtons Collins Gowanda Dayton Markhams Ine Valley Cherry Creek Conewango Clear Creek Kennedy AV & P Cros Jamestown

Rail timetable data for Allegheny Valley and related lines

A historical timetable lists schedules for the Allegheny Valley Railroad Pittsburg to Buffalo lines, with stations including Bradford, Kittanning, Oil City, Titusville, and Erie region towns. It notes morning and afternoon departures, cross-division timings, and remarks by David McCargo, Genl Supt, and J Morton Hall, Genl Passr.

Allegheny Valley Railroad PittsBurg, Titusville and Buffalo Railway Pittsburg Ar Kittanning Liv Bk Junction Bradys Parker Ementon Franklins Arr Oil City Oil City Frei Titusville Corry c Bagille Arr Buffalo V.R. R Red Bank New Bethlehem Brookville Reynoldsville Sia Driftwood David McCargo J. Morton Hall

Atlantic and Great Western Trains Schedule 1976

The timetable adopted April 17 1976 lists Trains No 2 3 and 12 on the main line daily and Train No 1 daily except Mondays. Palace Sleeping Coaches run on trains 1 2 38 and 12 between Cincinnati Cleveland and New York. Connections span Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Jamestown Binghamton and Cleveland with major lines. Local tickets require first stop purchase then can be reissued to destination. W B Shattuc and P D Cooper signatories.

Palace Cincinnati Cleveland New York Leavittsburg Mansfield Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago Baltimore & Ohio Ravenna Cleveland & Pittsburg Meadville Union and Corry Jamestown Buffalo Niagara Falls Binghamton Albany Springfield Worcester Boston New England Toledo Milwaukee Omaha Northwest W. B. Shattuc Gen. Pass Departeeeee Lpf Pa ‘Inecinnal Oe Ami Dayton An. Urbana Marion F Galion Mansfie Ashland Warren Greenville Wee Ll Union City Seenencee Corry Salamane Peererry Hornellsville Elmira New Yor Ewnneenes Acon Salamanca Akroneenee Tees Falcon Urbana Dayton Louisville St. Louis

Address of Judge Johnson on Warren County centennial

The July 4 1876 Warren address by Judge Johnson outlines Warren county history from early settlement to 1800s. It covers county formation, land grants and treaties, Holland and Mead land controversies, academy lands and education, pioneer migration from New England New York and Germany, and the shift from pine lumber to diversified agriculture and industry. It notes Native leaders Cornplanter and Six Nations treaties. It details population growth, county organization, and early transportation and settlement challenges.

George Washington General Grant Hancock Jefferson Romulus Remus Rome Warren Washington State House Historical Library of Pennsylvania Warren County New York State Line McKean County Forest Venango Crawford and Erie Counties Fort Stanwix Six Nations East Branch West Branch Susquehanna River Susquehanna Kittanning Ohio Allegheny Fort McIntosh Charles II of England William Penn Wm. Penn Northumberland County Lycoming Allegheny County Westmoreland Washington Counties Allegheny Rivers Beaver Butler Mercer Crawford Erie Armstrong Alleghenyp Meadville Venango County Franklin Sixth Judicial District Jesse Moore Navy Moore Joseph Hackney Isaac Conelly Allegheny River Holland Land Company George Mead Holland Company New Purchase Land Office Mead Board of Property Limestone Township Holland Land Co Henry Shippen Lancaster Land Co McKean Samuel Dale Lancaster Lancaster Land Company Warren Counties Conenango Creek Holland Co William Miles Union Erie County Miles H. J. Huidekoper Alfred Edgar Conewango Creek John Nicholson Supreme Court John Nicholson Josep Boone Boone Nicklin & Griffith Secretary of the Land Office John Hackney Conewango Cone Robert Andrews Brokenstraw Creek Pittsfield Brokenstraw Daniel Jackson William Irvine Andrew Ellicott Alexander McDowell Academy Warren Academy Lothrope T. Parmlee Abner Hazeltine Education Union School Warrenborough Sugar Grove Township Robert Miles John Barr Hood Stewart Columbus Daniel Horn Abram Davis Oseph Gray George Long Andrew Evers John Watt Dan McQuay Joseph and Darius Mead Matthew Young John McKinney Hugh Wilson Hugh Marsh Beech Woods Marsh Morrison Kinzua Creek Lycoming County Port Allegheny Acoe Chautauqua Lake Portland Harbor Lake Erie Pittsburg Union Mills Grenville Northumberland Chester New England New York Great Britain Warren Borough Judge Arnett Guant-wa-hia John O’beal Monongahela Braddock Fort Harmar Pennsylvania Commissioners Presque Isle Triangle Conewango River Chadoque Chautauqua) Lake The Richard Butler Supreme Executive Council of Thos. Mifflin Gen. Butler Gov. Mifflin Kinzua Andrew Gregg New Orleans Wm. B. Foster Col Wm. Magaw Rufus Weatherby Robert Russell Josiah Orris Hall

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Warren Mail E. Cowan & CO Willis Cowan E. Cowan MRS. S.storum & CO Mrs. S. Storum & Co J. E. Berkstresser Llaprif J.W. Agrelius Empire Youngsville, Pa Klaprly R. H. Iumphrey Wilbur & Miles Merck’s Warren, Pa W. Wilbur M. Miles J. H. Mitchell, & CO Fire & Life German American Niagara, Fire Association Penn J. H. Mitchell Willis A. Mitchell D. J. Hodges Office Water Street Messner & Trushel Johnson & Lindsey Johnson's Exchange Johnson W. M. Lindsey C. C. Thompson Ba Y. Franklin Division Trai Franklin Stoneboroo Jameston Andover Ashtabula Eric Dunkirk Geo. H. McNtire Omaha and St. Peter Rochester Owttonna Mankato New Uln Pullman Palace Cars Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg UY Serene Nesses - Eee Beauty Edgar Fawcett Garland Youngsville Irvington Warren Boone Russelburg Fentonville Frewsburg A&g WC Falconer’r Fredonia Butt Erra N.Y Falconer’s A & G W Cro lWam Pittseld Thay Kk C. A. Clute L. T. Bishop R. R P. C. Doyle Buffalo, Corry Pittsburgh Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Walter B. Kinsky Union Behod Noma Pal As P. Johnson
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