Attorney and Portraitist Notices in Warren and Prristane
Legal and portrait services advertised in Warren and Prristane. Attorney at Law lists office at 98 Diamond St Prristane Allegheny Co U S District and Supreme courts practice Titles examined and prompt collections. District Attorney Warren Pa and Hoffman block office offer legal services while a portrait painter of Warren advertises life portraits in oil pastel or crayon with first class work.
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Hoffman Block
Room
Warren, Pa
Diamond St
Prristane
Courts of Allegheny Co
U. S. District and Supreme Courts
Allegheny
Allen Block
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Orren C. Allen
George WH. Higgins
Harrison Allen
Samuel G, Allen
Warren
Attorneys At Law
Beaty Block
I. Ball
C. Thompson
Train schedule fragment with multiple numbered services
A list of train numbers and times, including trains 11 19 21 3 1 and others. Times range from 7.45 am to 5.25 pm with several 1xx and 2xx entries. Mentions Eastern Standard Drive and various train identifiers without full context.
PennsylvaniaR R timetable eastward connections and sleepers
Eastward schedule details for the Pennsylvania Railroad and connections from Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington. Includes train numbers arrivals at Sheffield Kane Warren Renovo Ridgway Warren and through Pullman sleeping car services with transfers and undisturbed sleeper times. Officials S M Prevost and J R Wood sign as general manager and general passenger agent.
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Sheffield
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Sunbury
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Erie
Williamsnor
Kane
Warren
Pulman
Williamsport
Renovo
Ridgway
Aim
S. M. Prevost
J. R. Wood
Gen
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh Rail timetable 1893
Time table for the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad taking effect June 11 1893. Lists trains south and north from Dunkirk with connections to Lake Shore and Erie Railways at Dunkirk and at Jamestown Bradford. Names include C H Ketcham D C Moon and Warren Pa.
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Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
R. R
Eastern Standard
SOUTH
Warren
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad
Sumuay
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Jamestown
Bradford
C.H. Ketcham
D.C. Moon
Warren, Pa
Warren to Kinzua and Olean Daily Trains Schedule
Trains depart Warren for Kinzua Bradford Sala manca Irvineton Tid ioute Tionesta and Olean daily except Sunday. Also leaves Warren for Pittsburg and Oil City with Pittsburg Express and Oil City Express at 1044 AM and 6 26 PM. Get time tables from W S Leffard agent Warren RK Dell G en Supt A Fellows Gen Passenger Agent at 484 Exchange St Buffalo NY.
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Warren
Kinzua
Bradford
Salamanca
Olean
Irvineton
Tidioute
Tionesta
Oil City
Pittsburg
Oil City Express
W.S. Leffard
RK. Dell
A. Fellows
No. &4
Exchange St
Buffalo, N. Y
New Spring Shirt Waists and Wrappers in Fresh Styles
Just opened new stock of Ladies' Shirt Waists and Wrappers in Black and Colored and Fancy Silk. Includes India and Taffetas with complete line of fine Percale Shirt Waists in new patterns and shapes.
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India
Health rules from Jenness Miller on regaining balance
A list of cautions urges moderation in habits and dress to avoid illness. It condemns irregular sleep, overindulgence in food, damp footwear, insufficient clothing, crowded rooms, pursuit of wealth over health, overeating when not needed, snacking between meals, delaying medical advice, marrying hastily, excessive tea and coffee, smoking, alcohol, leisure excess, and attending theaters in inadequate attire.
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Jenness Miller
Oddities of Great Folks
A compiled list notes idiosyncrasies of famous figures. Charlemagne hunted, Twain keeps cats Safari and Sin, Carreri joked with fictitious travel books, and many others show peculiar habits from dogfighting to riding routines.
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Charlemange
Mark Twain
Carreri
Curious Callings and Oddities Highlighted in Humorous Exchange
A quirky collection notes West Virginia two headed woman voices and a Vermont tombstone for three twins. It mentions a New Zealand glacier with hot spring life and locust swarms in South Africa, plus medieval death chamber superstitions and a humorous sales exchange about duplicating an order.
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West Virginia
The
Atheneum
South Africa
England
Fragmented humorous snippets from a 19th century periodical
A collage of quips and banter about pensions tongues governors and social satire. Lines reference Jiggsby Watts Legrand Laron Potts Ram's Horn and a Salvation Army tale, plus jokes about marriage club comforts and a whisky trust. The passages mix political, social, and gender humor with no single storyline.
Advice for Chicago fair visitors on comfort and pacing
A returning traveler advises packing a loose out ing gown for travel and daily rest in the rooms, leaving grounds by 5 pm, using two pairs of shoes, and taking wheelchairs when fatigued. She stresses planned itineraries, cautious eating, and viewing the fair as a taxing test of stamina, with economy and self care as necessities.
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Chicago
Hymn Reading in Churches a Dying Old Custom
The piece argues the practice of clergy reading hymns before singing is a relic of the past. It traces origins to when few owned hymnals and a line of reading replaced lining out. Clergy vanity and the shift to simply announcing hymn numbers are cited as reasons the custom fades.
Firemen Die in Terrible World Fair Warehouse Fire
Eighteen firemen perished at the World's Fair grounds as a tower collapse and tower fire engulfed the cold storage building. Crowd numbers swelled to about 85,000 while ambulances rushed in to aid the wounded and dying.
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Worrlp
Fair Grounds
Fire Department
Marshal Murphy
Rtaa
Murphy
Sweenie
Worlds Fair Grounds Halt on Exhibit Sales
Exposition officials at Worlds Fair Grounds order a stop to selling exhibits or duplicates for immediate delivery. Mueller & Co. sublet wholesale concessions and faced limits as about 1150 exhibitors in Manufactures building started selling ready-to-deliver items. The director general, with council backing, aims to enforce the rules and curb violations.
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Worlh
Fair Grounds
Manufactures
Mueller & Co
Mueller
President Cleveland to Draft Message at Buzzard's Bay
The president will write his extra session message at Buzzard's Bay seeking a quiet vacation away from office seekers to devote careful attention to the document. The report notes he aims to spend substantial time preparing the message.
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Washington
Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Train Hits Buggy Near Richmond Killing Three
Pan Handle train No. 9 on the Indianapolis division struck a buggy at Rich's crossing near Richmond Indiana, killing Mrs. Elizabeth Ganz 39, her son 11 and daughter 9 who were aboard the vehicle last night.
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Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Rich’s Crossing
Elizabeth Ganz
Off For the Pole
The British steamer Falcon sails from Portland with Lieutenant Peary and his Arctic expedition party aboard bound for Greenland.
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Portland
Falcon
Peary
Greenland
Governor Flower Accepts Bainbridge Firemen Tournament Invite
ALBANY July 6 Governor Flower accepted an invitation to attend the Bainbridge Chenango county firemen tournament on August 3.
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Albany
Governor Flower
Bainbridge
Chenango County
Crosby hose team lowers world record in Bradford
Corry Pennsylvania July 6 the Crosby hose running team lowered the world record for 200 yards at Bradford by finishing in 22.4 seconds the former mark of 28 15 seconds was held by the Everett hose of Boulder Colorado
President Cleveland Improves Comfortably at Gray Gables
President Cleveland enjoyed a quiet day on the veranda at Gray Gables as rheumatism eases and he plans a midweek fishing trip. Buzzaro's Bay reports a restful, improving condition with the first hints of outdoor activity.
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Buzzaro’s Bay
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Cholera Death Toll Reported Across Southern France
The Lancet records 704 cholera deaths in southern France since May, with 138 in Marseilles, 53 in Cette, and 51 in Toulon over the past four weeks.
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London
The
France
Marseilles
Cette
Toulon
Found Dead in Bed at Flagler Hotel Saratoga
Peter Donoghue of Schenectady was found dead in bed at the Flagler hotel in Saratoga on July 11. The death is reported from the local scene with no immediate cause given and authorities to investigate.
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Whisky ‘Trust
Saratoga
N. Y
Peter Donoghue
Schenectady
Flagler Hotel
New York Money Market Rates and Bonds Summary
New York on July 10 reports money market rates at 6 10 percent, close 4. Exchange activity shows actual bills at 4.82 4.824 for 60 days and 4.84 4.8444 for demand. Posted rates 4.83 4.85, commercial bills 4.8064 4.8314. Government bonds show 4.8334 4.8514 for 60 days and bid 48 coupon 1.138% extended 2s registered 1.00 bid. Pacific railroad bonds include Union firsts bid 1.08% and sinking funds 1.014% bid. Centrals 1.08 bid.
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New York
Pacific Railroad
Union Firsts
Centrals
Grain and dairy prices in New York market report
New York traders quote futures and spot prices for wheat, corn, oats and rye along with flour grades, meal, butter, cheese and eggs. Notable values include No 2 red wheat around 7 8 1 4 cents, corn near 48 49 cents, pork at 19 dollars, butter up to 18 cents, eggs around 1 6 to 1 7 cents.
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New York
Minnesota
City Mills
Milwaukee
Chicago
World’s fair notes and dramatic crime headlines of the week
July entries report Vice President Stevenson at the World’s fair Independence ovation. Convicts’ failed escape at Queen’s county jail ends in beatings. Riots, fires, mine disasters, and notable deaths fill the week with international events from Montreal to Yorks.
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Stevenson
Queen’s County
Long Island
Society of Christian Endeavor
Montreal
Borden Sisters
Lizzie
James Hammond
Bricksboro
N. J
Peary
Boston
Dennis McCarty
Brooklyn Bridge
Harrison
Cape May
Saladin
Mascot
Kirkwood
Del
Portland Cement Works
Syracuse
N. Y
Troy
Christina Schiebler
Henry Sohl
New York
A. J. Warner
Bimetallic League
Chicago
Eczarowitz
Emperor William
Berlin
Royalty’s perfumes and scents across courts
The Princess of Wales favors wood violet while the Austrian empress prefers Portugal water for toilet use. Spain’s regent has a carnation derived perfume, Empress Eugenie loves sandalwood and lemon verbena, Queen Victoria uses lavender water in large daily quantities, and Empress Frederick employs cologne water in daily baths, reflecting varied court tastes and routines.
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Wales
Austria
Portugal
Spain
Eugenie
Victoria
Frederick
Sho
PULPIT AND PEW A look at church roles and clergy
The piece notes surpliced choirs since the eleventh century and places Canterbury archbishop as second to the queen in church leadership. It mentions a Kirkwood Georgia church owned by Presbyterians with a Methodist pastor and seats once owned by Baptists donated by Episcopalians. It quotes Mrs. Ormiston Chant saying she has preached in all creeds except Anglican and Catholic. Rev. S P Leeds of Hanover will continue at Dartmouth college church with annual aid from distinguished out-of-town clergy.
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Canterbury
Kirkwood
Ormiston Chant
Church of England
S. P. Leeds
D. D
Hanover
N. i
Dartmouth College
The Mail Office Offers Best and Cheapest Job Printing
The Mail Office advertises top quality job printing at the lowest prices, promising efficiency and value for local customers seeking printing services.
The People Chooses Rulers in Unity and Trial
The speaker extols the voters choice as a sublime act where the public voice reflects the will of God and prompts welfare through party means. It defends the people against corruption, warning that only right decisions bless the nation while wrong ones doom it.
The Maiden's Choice
A country town tale contrasts two suitors a giant and a slender youth. The giant boasts strength and wins the maiden yet dies early in war. The small lover survives but loses the contest for fame. The poem ends with reflections on chance in war and the superiority of love over prowess.
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Merry
George Horton
Editor Jim Jones Faces Town Press Backlash
Jim Jones tried to start a local newspaper using a hand press. He canvassed about fifteen hundred editors urging notices and free locals, then sought subscriptions to keep the sheet alive. Pressure from editors and stores led him to abandon and burn the sheet, finally running the paper himself into the ground.
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Jim Jones
Jess
Hands and Lips That Speak of Shared Paths
A poem reflects on hands and lips as tender supports in life and love. It imagines small missteps and quiet patience as precious, noting how time and fate may separate two beings and urging gentleness rather than quick blame. The speaker vows to remain patient while companionship lasts.
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Crimea
Florence EF
Coates
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Jordan
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Prescott, Ariz
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