Attorneys at Law Warren Pennsylvania Notice
Attorneys at law Chas Dinsmoor and Chas A Peterson advertise their office in the Warren Savings Bank Building with prompt and careful handling of all business. Located second story Hazeltine Building Liberty Street. 7 W. WILBUR, WM. SCHNUB
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Poonnson’s Exchange
Warren
Ronard Lindsey
Ieane Ree
Hazeltine
Warren Savings Bank Building
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnub
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
Thompson
Remade Alm 1 Percent Involved in Doe Edy Case
Fragmentary OCR notes reference remade almond product at 1 percent and mention Doe and Edy in a case file. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
Lines of War and Faith Across a Restless World
A collage of verse and prose fragments recalls scenes of war with a roving hunter aiming at Cuba, patriotic hymns about homeland and flag, and a sorrowful poem by Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney. The text shifts from martial imagery to domestic elegy and celestial ascent.
Multiple Spanish War developments dominate history of the week
The week covers Sampson Shafter operations at Santiago and prisoner transports, Miles Porto Rico plans, yellow fever notes, and shipboard incidents. It notes new port calls, transport contracts, and political shifts in Spain and Cuba, with mutterings of peace talks and uprisings.
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Santiago
Honolulu
Havana
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Ziiyi
Rouen
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Philippines
Berlin
Camp Alger
Newport
New York
Boonton
N. J
Sunderland
Eng
Seattle
Butler Dexter Manufacturing Company
Danbury
Conn
Madrid
Blanco
Toral
Linares
Atlantic
Compania Transatlantica Espanola
Washington
Porto Rico
Seneca
New York City
Siboney
Shafter
Imparcial of
Spain
Charleston
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Guantanamo
Chamber
Senate
Cuba
Camp
Black Tiong
Manila
Josie Smith
Brooklyn
Buckensack
Nicholas Jackson
Albert E. Werd
Thomas Leeks Massie
London
Calixto Garcia
Leonard R. Wood
The
Rough Riders
Cavite
Weyler
Palaviega
Island
United States
Newfoundland
Tangier
Morocco
Watson
Hoffman Island
Doty
Swinburne Island
Old Point Comfort
James Otis
New York State
Bellport
L. I
Carson & MacArtney
Washington City
Rivier
University of Brussels
Brussels
Chales C. Pope
Fied
Garcia
Sampson
Nipe
Miles
St. Nicholas
White House
McKinley
Canaries
Sagualoa Grande
New York Cavalry
Newport News
Litiuokalani
Hawaii
Otto Lehfeldt
Milwaukee
Charles H. Galusha
Nevada National Guard
San Francisco
Max J. Baehr
Nebraska
Kohl
Germany
Dewey
Yap Island
Carolines
Monterey
Jessie Schley
Camara
Ceuta
Third Illinois Infantry
Navy Department
Auxiliary Fleet
Consolidated Traction Company
Pittsburg
Bob Hunting
Hunting Brothers’ Circus
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Canandaigua
N. Y
Julius A. Johnson
Cayuga County Independent
Albany
Port Arthur
Saisho
Brooke
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Mariel
Boston
Alfred Dumois
Victor
Cienfuegos
King
Merritt
Aguinaldo
Miss Schley
Earl of Minto
Canada
Lord Aberdeen
James Kern
Wordham, NY
Scotland
United States Army
The Temple of the Body sermon by Rev Yates
Epworth League lesson for the week begins July 31 with Rev W J Yates commentary on The Temple of the Body. The text cites I Corinthians and argues the body as a temple for the Holy Spirit, warning against drunkenness and impurity and urging self denial and cultivation to elevate the spirit.
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W. J. Yates
God
Jesus Christ
Bishop C. W. Fowler A Prominent Methodist Leader
Born in 1887 he joined the ministry in 1861 and rose to prominence as a thinker and bishop. He led Northwestern University Evanston and The Christian Advocate New York, served as missionary secretary, and published vigorous English prose. In 1884 he became bishop and recently carried greetings to British Wesleyan and Irish Methodist conferences.
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Rock River Conference
C. W. Fowler
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Christian Advoca New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moses
Abraham Lincoln
The World Awakens Beauty in Simple Lives
A Vermont shoemaker discovers flowers and becomes a noted botanist, showing how attention to surroundings transforms noise into music. The piece urges readers to use summer to enlarge their world by seeing beauty and hearing harmony, living higher and better.
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Vermont
Prayer of a Mindful Heart
Poem excerpt expresses a plea to align heart with prayer not just words. It emphasizes intention and vigilance in devotion.
Covetousness Opposes God and Humanity in Lesson
The talk for the week discusses covetousness as a dangerous heart sin that ignores God and others. It cites the rich fool’s folly and urges Christians to live for God and humanity, contrasting worldly wealth with eternal value. Bible readings accompany the lesson.
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Mepie
H. Doyle
Moses
God
Magnetic love of Christ and toward God
The passage extols Christ as active love shaping the world and believers. It invites close study of His perfect character to deepen Christian love and likeness, describing God as unchanging, eternally loving, and guiding creation toward His universal purpose.
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Christ
God
Father
Dross
Subtle Sins Weaken Faith Like Cracking Dam
The Lutheran Observer warns that small moral slips erode a Christian life more than dramatic sins. A tiny crack allows gradual water to seep, unseen and unrestrained, until pressure breaks the embankment and a flood follows.
Bible Devotion Touts Reverence Beyond Study
The Jewish Voice proclaims the Bible is more than literature, urging readers to approach it with deep reverence as a masterwork of God. It counters calls that labeling readers as fanatics or ignoramuses cannot diminish their sacred regard.
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Disraeli
Rochefoucauld
Montaigne
Hazlitt
Feltham
Ben Jonson
After the Storm Wings scourge the ocean and ships sink
The verse-like passage describes storm wings beating light from night and driving ships to wrecks and yawning graves. It depicts a tempest's wrath on the sea and fleet, then shifts to a calm shore. The text includes garbled endings and a faint header Fortified Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Fortified as a Major Pacific Military Post
San Francisco July 27 A decision to fortify Honolulu makes it one of the strongest Pacific military posts. Major Langfitt will depart with 400 engineers under Colonel Willard Young to prepare estimates and fortify strategic points. Barracks will house a large force while Captain Lydig and Captain J G Blaine Jr are assigned to Manila and Honolulu respectively.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Langfitt
United States Volunteers
Willard Young
Chicago
Washington
Lydig
New York
St. Paul
J. G. Blaine, Jr
Manila
Quips and Quirks from A Bygone Commerce Column
A collection of eclectic observations on advertising, fashion, machinery, and daily life. Topics include paper wheel Pullman cars, Dewey skirts, coffee chicory tests, and a humorous Hobson’s choice origin. Notable notes cover New York police uniforms, mountain heights, and the humor of urban manners.
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Bradford
New York Police
Julius Sizzer
Hobson
Prickly Heat Prevention With Baking Soda Bath
Mothering advice notes that adding baking soda to bath water can prevent prickly heat in children during hot weather. Start before rash appears and use soda in every bath through summer. A family using this method avoided any prickly heat all season despite past frequent eruptions.
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Pete
Erie Railroad Excursions Offer One Fare Round Trip
Excursions on Erie Railroad mark one fare for round trips from Indianapolis to nearby events. Tickets go on sale August 8 and 9 for departures tied to Wheel ringing events in Jamestown New York with details distributed by Perici Brie.
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Erie Railroad
Presbyterian Indianapolis
Ind
Wheelvringianapels
Prins
Perici D Brie
Jamestown N.Y
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