Local Warren Professionals Advertise Legal and Dental Services
Warren based attorneys Edward Lindsey M L Lindsey Jas O Parmlee and Edward Lindsey offer legal and notary services from Johnsons Exchange and Warren Savings Bank Building. Dentists Chas Dinsmoor Chas A Peterson Joseph T Danforth advertise in Warren Pa. Portrait painter W W Wilbur Wa Greaves Thompson promises studio portraits and oil pastels.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
M. Lindsey
Jas. O. Parmlee
Warren Savings Prompt Attention Bank
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Ted
Warren Borough Officers Directory
Local directory lists Warren Borough officers including Burgess James W ins President Town Council I S Alden and ward constables. Officials named include Clerk D A Arird Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices Perry and Meacham Collector W H Heck Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock and multiple school directors headed by Charles W D McLaren.
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C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John Brown
County Official Roster Listing Key Government Roles
A historic slate outlines county leadership positions including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senator Charles M. Shortt and Assembly Paul W. Brown. It names executive and judicial figures such as President Judge Charles H. Noyes and Associate Judges H. C. Huntington J. H. Sandstrom, plus county officers Prothonotary George F. Yates Sheriff D. M. Howard and Treasurer M. A. Myers.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Noyes
H. C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R. E. Geer
W. 8. Peirce
W. J. ‘Alexander
John A. Spetz
James Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
Great Cash Grocery cash store opens in Warren County
The Great Cash Grocery proclaims itself a cash store offering the lowest prices on genuine No. 1 groceries in Warren County. It promises higher quality goods and more value for money than any rival, inviting customers to save with cash purchases.
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Warren County
Democratic National Convention Headlines and World Turmoil
The Chicago convention adopts a gold and silver platform at a heated session while Bland and Boies battle for the nomination. Stephen White is chosen permanent chairman. News reports cover deaths, fires, floods, assassinations attempts, wars, and natural disasters across the globe and the ongoing campaign dynamics.
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Chicago
Bland
Boies
Stephen M. White
California
Lyons
N. Y
Marion
Aurora
Chi
Cal
United States
San Miguel
R. K. Beaumont
England
Dr. McDowell
Henley
America
South Africa
Matabeles
Japan
Artillery Company
Boston
Boses
Altgeld
Bryan
Sibley
Hill
Tillman
Chautauqua County
Buffalo
Leander
Eng
Aldershot
Oneida County
Bradley Johnson
Cuba
Cincinnati
Marengo
Hobart
Christian Endeavor
Washington
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
H. F. Allen
C. F. Grant
Jamestown
Saratoga
New York Sun
McKinley
Jose Maceo
J. N. Collins & Co
New York
Devastation
Spain
William Johnson
William H. Sutton
Order of Elks
Minneapolis
Socialist Labor Party
Charles H. Matchett
Brooklyn
East
Illinois
Texas
Augustus Berkeley Paget
Vienna
London
Mill of
Sharp & Co
Lincoln County
W. Va
Cairo
Egypt
Minneer
National Educational Union
Treasury
Europe
Baltimore
Cowen
Logan
Harry L. B. Noad
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Sewall
Harry J. Pocock
St. Louis
Newfoundland
Lewis Fair
Reading
Lowellton
Arthur le Montague
Clay City
Ind
Lillian
Rose Bell
Grafton
John R. McLean
Daily Sun
St. Petersburg
Bartlett
N. H
Gold Standard Democrats
Democrats
State Department
Cleveland
British Guiana
Fort Ann
Jacob Boshart
Ars Town
New York State
Li Hung Chang
Paris
President Faure
France
Fauro
Seasonal advice for health in heat from Country Gentleman
Heat drains energy and digestion requires lighter foods. Prefer plain soups, rare steak, fresh vegetables and fruit. avoid heavy fats and rich desserts. Milk hot as tolerated can tonic. cold drinks slow digestion. A two burner stove aids farm kitchens. lime water cleans jars and prevents souring in bread sponge. warm beverages help in sickness.
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Sarah KE. Wilcox
New York Money and Produce Markets Report July 14
New York money market shows on call rates at 4.52 percent with bank note and Sterling exchange posted. Produce prices fluctuate across flour, rye and cornmeal, with No. 2 red and No. 1 Northern wheat and yellow corn quoted. dairy and cheese prices mixed, reflecting regional supply and demand conditions.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
City Mills
Minnesota
City
Western
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Elgins
State Dairy
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Borrato
Northern. Co
Aries
Graham
Only an Old Newspaper as a Marvel of Mass Communication
The piece muses on why an old newspaper seems forgotten yet hides enormous labor from miners to editors. It notes the global flow of news via cable telegraph and telephone and compares human reading speeds to Delaney’s machine telegraphy, which records 8,000 words per minute.
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Ems
Delaney
Silver money seen as bargain by cautious wife
Mrs Torkins argues they should buy silver money while cheap, noting a newspaper piece saying silver is cheap money. Her husband questions the idea, and she insists it is a good bargain.
Music as Sedative for Nervous Disorders Reported
In Europe the use of music as a sedative in nervous disorders is discussed. Dr. Beschinsky a Russian physician prescribed repeated doses of Chopin's Waltz No 2 for sleeplessness and a cure is reported.
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Europe
Beschinsky
Twelve Apostles and Their Mission in Early Christianity
Rev W J offers a weekly commentary on the term apostle as messenger and the twelve chosen by Jesus. He notes two occasions Jesus sent seventy disciples and explains the apostles’ roles, groups, and leadership, highlighting Peter James and John as core leaders after Pentecost.
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Bontervre Reaome
Jesus
Gallilee
Israel
Matthew
Simon Peter
Cephas
Bar Jona
Andrew
James
John
Philip
Nathaniel
Bartholomew
Thomas
Didymus
Levi
Alpheus
Jude
Lebbzeus
Judas
Thaddeus
Simon Zelotes
Judas Iscariot
Peter
Methodists establish Rome headquarters and gospel reach
The elegant Methodist building in Rome opened within a year and signals the church’s durable presence in the Eternal City. Since 1869 the Vatican’s infallibility decree, Italy’s war events, and the arrival of the Bible and Protestant worship have reshaped religious freedom, fueling Methodism’s evangelistic aims in Italy.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican Council
Pius IX
Napoleon III
Prussia
Victor Emmanuel
Kingdom of Italy
Humble Rigging Loft Birthplace of Methodism in New York
The small 18 by 60 foot rigging loft in lower New York hosted Philip Embury and Captain Webb as they organized the first congregations in 1767. This modest site stood where 120 William Street is now, preceding Wesley Chapel and the John Street church. Visitors may note these historic sites to trace early Methodism in the city.
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Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Warren
M D
Lower
New York
Philip Embury
Captain Webb
New World
William Street
Wesley Chapel
John Street
Salvation and gospel duty for heathen societies
The piece argues against excuses for not preaching to heathens, saying salvation affects this world. It cites a Australia missionary tale where nine natives revealed widespread violence and murder, noting only one had not killed a man, and urges Christ’s light to bring peace, safety, and true human valuation.
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Australia
International Convention opens after tent collapse in rain
Washington hosts the 15th International Convention as delegates fill tents and halls after the Williston tent collapses in heavy rain. Leaders include Col. John Hay and Rev. Greene with welcome by W. H. H. Smith. Secretary Blair reports growth of Christian Endeavor across states and nations, noting thousands of Junior and Intermediate societies and hundreds more in Mothers and Senior groups.
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Washington
Capitol City
C. E
Williston
John Hay
W. H. H. Smith
H. Greene
R. J. Services
Detroit
W. W. Andrews
New Brunswick
Blair
Ontario
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Massachusetts
California
Assiniboia
Mexico
Mothers’ Society
New Hampshire
Kansas
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
France
West Indies
India
Turkey
Africa
China
Germany
Japan
Madagascar
England
Scotland
Samuel Wesley the Younger A Musical Prodigy Remembered
Samuel Wesley II, son of Charles Wesley, showed extraordinary musical gifts from age eight, composing Ruth and fluent on organ and violin. He is buried at Marylebone Church, interred with his father, mother, and brother as choirs from St Paul’s, Westminster Abbey, and the Chapel Royal performed an anthem.
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Charles Wesley
Samuel
Ruth
London
Old Marylebone Church
Charles
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Chapel Royal
Topic for the Week Beginning July 19 on Books and Reading
Rev 8S Doyle urges wisdom comes from reading and study. He warns against overabundant material and advises a focused plan: daily newspaper, denominational religious paper, The Golden Rule, a first class monthly, alternating fiction with science history art, and abundant Bible reading. Young readers should center on a special subject to deepen learning.
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H. Doyle
Solomon
Indian Christian Endeavor societies report growth
A letter from an English Baptist missionary in east Bengal notes 85 Christian Endeavor societies in villages under his oversight. They recently celebrated their first anniversary, unseen by the United society. Carey praises Indian student aid and spiritual uplift, while the pledge remains a sticking point.
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India
East Bengal
United Society
Carey
Contemplation Urged For Deeper Piety In Churches
A congregationalist sermon urges more time for contemplation and meditation with God. It questions modern harmony with the Spirit and suggests dedicating morning and evening hours to communion to revitalize pews and pulpit alike.
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Christ
God
Congregationalist
Scope of Christian Endeavor Across Seventeen Languages
A small volume owned by President Clark shows the universal reach of the Christian Endeavor movement. It contains specimens of Endeavor literature in 17 languages, mostly translations from Dr. Clark’s leaflets. though his name appears as author, he cannot read the text.
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Christian Endeavor Movement
Clark
Christian Endeavor
Dr. Clark
Let us be love constrained workers in labors
A brief quotation from an American Friend extols love constrained service to Christ. It emphasizes fellowship in ministry, joy in finishing one’s course, and the happiness of devoted labor in faith.
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Christ
Prayer meeting held by Christian Endeavor in Houston Mo
A prayer meeting is held every even ing in an upper room by the Christian Endeavor society in a school at Houston Mo. The group is described as imitators of Christ in the Caroline islands. Santa Fe Christians plan a religious literature depository downtown.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Houston
Caroline Islands
Santa Fe
Sabbath Program at Great Convention in Washington
Washington July 18 The Sabbath unfolded with nonstop meetings from sunrise till late, as Christian Endeavorers gathered. About 80 city pulpits hosted visiting divines and workers, with early morning prayer in over 30 churches and Sunday school at 9 80 followed by 11 o'clock services.
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Washington
Washingten
Capitol
Tian Endeavor Societies
The Brave Old Country Doctor Keeps Faithful Vigil
A village gathers in solemn reverence as the revered country doctor lies on a wooden bed. The crowd, many in Sunday dress, fills windows and pews, honoring the physician who tended soldiers and townsfolk during wars and battles, seen as virtuous and steadfast by all.
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Pabelee
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BR. F. W. Whitcomb
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S & Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
And
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Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Ser
McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
D. D
Third Street
Wu & Schnur
Liberty Street
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Bi & Thompson
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
OC. Thompson
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
West Eastern Standard
Eevee
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pitteh
Eastern Standard
Ila
A. Weiss
Clothier
DE No
Water St. Warren
Vitalis
Sele
Siegfried & CO
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Myron Fa Ee Oin
E. T. Haze Evtiney
David L. Gerould
Das—M. Waters
C. A. Curwen
F. T. Haseltine
O. F. Hoffman
J. M. Siegfried
L. W. Dennison
W. Parshall
J Parmlee
the Great Cash Grocery
Ceylon
Java
Rio
G. H. Strickland
Postoffice
North Pole
H. A. Arneheer
M.D
Oxford Str
Cantos Martyn
New York City
F. Pardee
Easth Street
7Th Avenue
Pitcher’s Castoria
Pany
Mumaay Street
Sapolio
News OF the
David B. Hill
Teller
Nashville
Tenn
Lawrence
Kan
Urica
Hales
Buttee
Mall Jo Sue
Merrell-Soule
Yrecuse, I
Epworth Leanne
Eeseom
Rev. W. J
Affairs In
Washington, D. C
Luke xvi
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Scope of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Notes
Christian Endeavorers
Will Carleton
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