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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1897

Page

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Attorneys and Counsellors at Law in Warren Pa listing

A historic Warren Pa directory style listing shows multiple attorneys at law dentists and professionals with offices on Second Street Third Street Liberty Street and near the Warren Savings Bank Building. Names include Jas Parmlee Dinsmoor Peterson Danforth Perry McAlpin Schnur and Beaty block tenants with notes on prompt collections and services.

Johnson’s Exchange Warren Edward Lindsey W. M. Jas. O. Parmlee Remy Warren Savings Bank Rail Warren, Pa Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas. Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson Third Street A. C. McAlpin Hazeltine King Liberty Street W. W. Wilbur WM. Schnur Beaty Block D. I. Ball, Oo. O, Thompson

Local County Officials Named in Tall County Roster

The document lists elected and appointed county officials including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone, Senate Charles M. Shortt, Assembly E. W. Parshall, President Judge Charles H. Noyes, Associate Judges J. H. Sandstrom and Z. T. Weaver, Prothonotary George F. Yates, Register and Recorder Wm. McCray, Sheriff D. M. Howard, Treasurer M. A. Myers, County Commissioners J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston, Commissioners' Clerk Fred B. Jackson, District Attorney C. A. Peterson, Co. Supt. Schools H. M. Putnam, one Commissioner W. A. Clark C. D. ney, Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce, County Auditors E. C. Allen H. H. Bassett Geo. P. Orr, County Surveyor D. F.A. Wheelock.

Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly E. W. Parshall Charles H. Noyes J. H. Sandstrom Z. T. Weaver George F. Yates Wm. McCray D. M. Howard M. A. Myers J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston Fred B. Jackson C. A. Peterson H. M. Putnam W. A. Clark C. D. Ney W. S. Peirce E. C. Allen H. H. Bassett Geo. P. Orr D. F.A. Wheelock

Town Council Officials Named in Burgess-Fred A Steber Listing

The document lists town government roles including President John Masterson and council members Jas Brann L T Borchers Joseph Hill R G Mead Charles G Offerle J F egerty F V Conarro Frank G Trushel Wm O’Neil Levi Smith James Cable Clerk D A Arird Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices H B Perry and C H Meacham Collector E R Peirce Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock Constables by ward 1 S G Wald 2 Geo W W Cogswell 3 John G Brown 4 Wm Har tv Directors D I Ball Pres James W Crawford Sec W D McLaren Mrs Peoria A Cowan Mrs O W Beaty Dr W M Baker J M Davidson W D Hinckley Co W Brown Dr C D Arird WG Shreeves J C Magee

W. D. McLaren Peoria A. Cowan O. W. Beaty W. M. Baker J.M. Davidson W. D. Hinckley W. Brown C. D. Arird W.G. Shreeves J.C. Magee

Bargains for Everybody at Smart Silberberg and Metzger

Bargains include umbrellas priced at 98c and 1.49 with higher values. Skirts and suits labeled Duck P K Crash Linen vary, offering deep discounts from 1.19 to 4.90 with listed worths up to 6.00. Deals target value shoppers with substantial savings on apparel and umbrellas.

P. K

News of the Week condensed from July heat and unrest

A sweeping roundup of events notes record heat in New York with scores of deaths and disasters across states, strikes by coal miners, wars and diplomacy over Hawaii, plus crimes, fires, and trials from July 8 to 14. Notables include President McKinley relatives, the Benham case, and Turkish sultanist tensions.

House Senate Mary Hyde Olcott Valley N. Y Elizabeth B. W. Wescott Saratoga County Saratoga General Bandera Thomas Edmunds Youngstown John Haley New York State Thomas Rue Geneva Frederick Heberling Port Chester Cleveland Pennsylvania Union Pacific Railroad

Inventors Great Idea Would Link St Louis to Chicago by Air Tram

St Louis inventor William Stewart proposes a cigar shaped gas balloon airship to connect St Louis and Chicago by elevated trolley lines. The system uses two guiding wires and rotating wheels to keep the craft near the ground with power supplied to a rear propeller. Travel could take about three hours with lower operating costs than rail.

St. Louis Chicago William Stewart Stewart

New Horned Tail Snakes Reported Near Flint River Mouth

Excitement on South side of Ww. Mich. over sightings of four to ten foot bright yellow snakes with brown spots. Each carries a horn in its tail and some resemble rattlesnakes without rattles. No bites recorded though considered poisonous. Four or five specimens have been brought in, with a six foot example at Henry Lafayette’s shanty drawing crowds.

Flint River Ww. Mich Ferguson Bayou Henry Lafayette Kentucky

Couple Elopes on Tandem as Father Objects

Miss Minnie Levinson of South River New Jersey ran away with Bray Martin on a tandem bicycle after her father warned of severing ties. The couple left Friday without a destination, and neither family objected publicly despite a prior dispute over the match.

Minnie Levinson Jacob Levinson South River Brunswick N. J Bray Martin Daniel Martin New York

Japanese Tea Bureaus to Regulate Trade in U S

A party of Japanese passengers aboard the Gazette arrived in San Francisco to establish tea trade bureaus under the Japanese government and the Central Tea Association. A New York bureau exists with Chicago and Montreal to follow. Mizutany will head the Chicago bureau for seven years.

San Francisco Central Tea Association Japan New York Chicago Montreal Mizutany

Hagerty files claim for canal overflow damages

John Hagerty of Amsterdam filed a claim against the state for 477.50 covering damages to land and cellar provisions caused by an overflow of the canal.

Albaxy John Hagerty Amsterdam

The Markets Money Rates July 13 New York

The New York money market reports call money at 1 1/2 percent and prime mercantile paper at 3 4 percent. Sterling exchange for demand is 4.874, with 4.864 to 4.87 for 6 days. Bar silver and Mexican dollars quoted with silver certificates at 6 to 6 1/4 percent.

New York Prime Mercantile Stering Exchange

New York Produce Market Flour and grain prices

The report lists prices for flour types including patent, winter, and spring, along with rye flour, buckwheat flour, cornmeal, barley, and wheat. Also shown are oats, pork, butter, and cheese ranges, with various regional offers and f.o.b. or delivered rates.

New York City Mills Minnesota Western I. F. Buffalo C. i. Ü. Buffalo Milwaukee I. F Duluth Manitoba Bussan Cotonn Creaiey NOG Do Tid Eigins Do Creamery Fanae Ee Eo Aes Graham

Waterloo veteran Victor Baillot celebrates 104th birthday

Survivors of Waterloo. Sergt Victor Baillot, a Waterloo battle survivor, marked his 104th birthday in Cari say village. He lives with his daughter and son in law aged 67 and 70. Baillot, an artilleryman, enjoys good health aside from deafness from lamonades.

Waterloo Sergt Victor Baillot Carisay Baillot

Britain’s Finances: 500 Million Yearly Surplus Balance

The article states Britain’s expenses run about 500 million dollars annually with an inflow just over 16 dollars per clock tick, yielding an annual surplus near 620 million dollars. It emphasizes the scale of government revenue and expenditure, framing the United Kingdom’s financial picture in period terms.

Great Britain

The Cycle Path

In Belgium no children may ride bicycles. A six foot six inch woman rider in Liverpool uses a custom bike with a 32 inch wheel. The United Wheelmen of America folds amid rivalry with L A W. Paris cycle racing wanes as gate receipts fall. Zimmerman once beat all with 66 gear, then 70 became standard, and racers demand 80.

Belgium Liverpool England United Wheelmen of America Paris Zimmerman

Belief in Christ as twofold faith and its fruits

A Christian Endeavor lesson outlines belief in Christ as intellectual acknowledgment of Jesus as Son of God and as heart trust for personal salvation. It cites the Caesar of Cana, the Philippian jailer, and Paul’s teaching that salvation comes by believing in the Lord Jesus Christ, bringing temporal blessings and ultimate eternal life.

H. Doyie Christ Lord Jesus Christ Carernaum Jesus Judea Galilee Jesus Christ Paul Capernaum Lord Jesus Heb Jobn

Goodness and environment do not determine character

The writer argues that surroundings do not ensure virtue or vice and that people can act well or poorly regardless of context. Internal integrity or weakness matters more than external conditions, even at religious gatherings or among missionaries.

Adam Eden Daniel Babylon

Message of Christ and the universal reign

A Universalist view recalls the Christian impulse to advance spiritually. It notes a defining impulse given to humanity to seek a higher life entering the world in Christ and to persist until all kingdoms are His and all things are brought to peaceful submission.

Metsage Christ Moss

The Hope of Heaven Quote by Phillips Brooke

A brief quotation urges balance between earthly labor and heavenly aspiration. It cautions against excessive focus on heaven that blurs work, and against overindulgence in earthly toil that dulls heavenly inspiration.

Heaven Earth Phillips Brooke

Belief in Self Reliance Over Poverty Relief

A quotation from Phillips Brooks urges that poverty is relieved only when men become self reliant intelligent and fond of struggle rather than of help. The message emphasizes personal effort and resilience as the path out of poverty.

Phillips Brooks

Christian Endeavor Campaigns and Prison Courtesy

The piece extols Dr. Clark and Christian Endeavor allies and notes Scotland’s 413 societies. It urges energy and participation in society work and hints at the spread of the movement. It asserts that wearing a Christian Endeavor badge gains access to Kentucky prisons with courtesy from inmates.

India Christian Endeavor Kentucky

East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

Wheat and grain prices for No 1 hard and No 2 yellow futures listed. Livestock prices show sheep and lambs, hogs, and cattle ranges with bid ranges and typical weights in a daily market bulletin. Local figures include heavy export cattle and calves with various price bands across categories.

East Buffalo

Paul the Apostle and His Untiring Missionary Life

Rev W J Yates reflects on Paul the Apostle from Damascus to Rome, praising his divine commission and tireless zeal. The sermon outlines key speeches in Acts and highlights Pauls fearless, truthful preaching, his journeys through Asia Minor, Macedonia and Greece, and his role in founding churches and delivering the gospel to the Gentiles.

Jesus Paul Damascus Road Saul Jesus Christ Israel Antioch Barnabas Cypress Asia Minor Macedonia Greece Jerusalem Rome Christ Damascus Paphos Pisidia

True piety in all seasons and sea side hotels

A religious ethic for year round conduct is described with an example from Saratoga where a hotel guest began kneeling with her children near the door of a male reader who prayed nightly. Two ladies joined, inspired by the man’s quiet Bible readings.

Jesus Saratoga

Meaning of Methodism and its mission

The speaker stresses ear nest intelligent piety and clear religious conviction. Methodism’s mission is to spread holy living by example, embracing change in methods of work and worship, and urging believers to be pure in heart, act, and speech. Are you a Methodist.

My Best Doings Are Small Yet My Best Is True

Poetic reflection on humble effort and steady service to God. The speaker declares daily labor done for love and devotion, living without fame while trusting in Christ. The verses praise steadfast worship and in sacrifice God’s love is shown.

Books and Magazines Highlight June American Queen Issue

The June American Queen features illustrated profiles of New York women in sports and other notable figures. Every Month showcases photographs of celebrities and literary gossip with music, while Edith Thomas' poem shines among portraits. Richard Harding Davis' Soldiers of Fortune released by Scribner’s quickly sold out its first edition.

New York Edith Thomas Richard Harding Davis

Fragmentary Note on Population Projection

The text hints at a future where descendants of a single family reach about two million in number. It appears as a brief statistical or speculative line from an older source with unclear context and missing details.

Fevan

Old-Time Circus and Signal Echoes From Bygone Days

A Pueblo Post piece remembers an idealized circus thirty years ago with a legendary elephant and a moving songstress. It contrasts cheaper modern shows with nostalgia while mentioning taxes and illness as weightier concerns. A Chicago Record reflection lauds a boy signaling with fingers and heliograph pastimes, recalling childhood summers by Des Plaines and simple river pleasures.

Pueblo

There’s a Boy in the House poem glimpse

A lively poem depicts a boy’s noisy, chaotic energy filling a house with racket and activity. The speaker contrasts the mess with tidy wishes, celebrating the boy’s wild, endearing presence despite the weariness of daily chores. The refrain notes the joy in disorder and the boy’s role in daily life.

When a Man's in Love and Death and The Covered Wheel

A collage of verse notes two poems about love’s bliss and grief. Nixon Waterman’s lines celebrate romance while E L Aultman air a somber meditation on mourning. The piece ends with a light verse on bicycles and hidden extras.

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