Local Warren Professionals Advertise Legal and Dental Services
A dense listing from Warren Pennsylvania highlights attorneys at law Edward Lindsey Jas Parmleer and partners in Johnsons Exchange and Warren Savings Bank buildings, a notary public, a dentist Joseph T Danforth, a portrait painter William Schnub, and a justice of the peace. It markets prompt collections, conveyancing, and commissioned portraits with assurances of satisfaction and high quality work.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Summer Bargains Offer Deep Discounts on Wearables
Smart Silberberg Metzger advertises deep cuts on summer apparel for men women and children. It highlights ribbed India gauze and Balbriggan underwear waists skirts and parasols with prices well below prior values plus a no summer goods carryover policy and sun protection items.
Miners Face Strife and Death in Weekly Roundup
July 23 24 27 28 brief from US and Canada reports mass strikes riots and protests at Benham Klondike talks and prison riots. Dozens of incidents including murders hangings drownings explosions floods and railway accidents across Pennsylvania Ohio New York and beyond with notable events at Glen Dale Erie Middletown and Philadelphia.
The Markets. New York Money Market July 27
New York money on call stands at 1 percent with prime mercantile paper at 3 4 percent. Bankers' bills show actual business at 4.874 for demand and 4.864 for 6 days. Posted rates include 4.87 4.874 and 4.88 4.8314. Commercial bills at 4.8534. Bar silver at 58 4 cents. Mexican dollars at 45 34 cents. Silver certificates at We.
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Prime Mercantile
Steking Exchange
Prs
New York Produce Market Prices Reported
Market summary lists flour, cornmeal, rye and other grain prices across New York, Minnesota, and western regions. Includes No 1 northern wheat, No 2 hard Manitoba, oats, corn, rye, butter, cheese, and pork product pricing with spot, futures, and delivery terms.
Government opens competitive bids for federal buildings
Secretary of the Treasury enforces the Tarsney Act allowing public building design by competition among U S architects. Five qualified architects will submit plans with a commission rate of five percent up to 500000 two thirds 34 percent next 500000 and 214 percent above 1 million. First projects at Camden New Jersey and Norfolk Virginia with data support from supervising architect.
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Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Act of Congress
Tarsney
United States
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Camden
N. J
Norfolk
Sensational Queen Abdication Rumors Debunked
A New York paper's sensational claims that Queen Victoria would abdicate in favor of the Prince of Wales after jubilee festivities are ridiculed by Truth as a repeated flimflam. An official familiar with the queen calls reports of near blindness an absolute untruth and notes the abdication tale is a hoax repeated for 34 years.
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New York
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Central Africa
Queen Victoria
Test of Coast Defense Gun At Sandy Hook
Government experts and notable officials witnessed the trial of a 12 inch Crozier-Buffington disappearing gun at Sandy Hook. The weapon, weighing 500 tons, fired a 1,000 pound shell twelve miles at 2000 feet per second. loading time was under two minutes.
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Sandy Hook
Alger
C. N. Bliss
Interior Department
Flagler
Ordnance
Col. Gillespie
Merritt
Congress
One Hundred Years Ago A Glimpse of Everyday Life
A Detroit Free Press excerpt recalls early 19th or 20th century U.S. life with two shillings per day for labor, debt imprisonment, no public libraries, expensive books, odd trades, and foods, plus travel by stagecoaches between New York and Boston, reflecting widespread scarcity and social norms of the era.
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United States
Virginia
New York
Boston
Mississippi Valley
Africa
Atlantic
Charleston
New England
Detroit Free Press
Little Darts and Domestic Gripes in a Humble Observational Note
A short, reflective column from the Washington IA Democrat discussing human vanity, independence myths, and family dynamics. The piece uses aphoristic lines about how people claim independence yet stay under a spouse’s influence, and how listeners enjoy gossip and judgment. It ends with an advertisement for White Cloud Flour by Fehman Bros claiming better, whiter bread at no extra cost.
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Washington
Religion in Daily Tasks Guided by End of Solomon's Builders
The essay argues religion integrates with everyday work as a practical faith. It cites Solomon's temple builders, Jesus the carpenter, and Paul the tentmaker to show God aiding daily labor. Christianity, not reserved for Sabbath, supports shop, office, store, and factory tasks with equal guidance and wisdom.
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Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Doyle
Toric
Solomon’s Temple
Christ
Nazareth
God
Paul
Tabernacle
Sacral Sundays and the call for moral uplift in faith and letters
A religious reflection laments the secular drift in modern publishing. It condemns sensational literature and art that corrupts public virtue, urging teachers to promote moral truth and purity and to inspire hope in humanity’s destiny.
Smoothing life with better manners and deeds
A Christian Leader urges that life is imperfect but not to worsen it. He counsels making it smoother and more pleasant through disposition, manners, and deeds, especially when others are out of sorts.
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Eld
Demorest’s Magazine
Threefold Cord: Hunger, Prayer and Generous Help
Quotation from American Friend emphasizes a hungry person in need, a praying ally seeking aid, and the generous Friend who loves to give as needed, highlighting steadfast support and charity from faith communities.
The Work That God Appoints
A succinct reflection on fulfilling one’s divinely appointed task with a cheerful heart. The speaker notes no need to fix the entire world, only to discover and perform the work God assigns.
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Jean Ingelow
Christian Endeavor Tenth legion challenges Caesar’s power
The piece praises the Christian Endeavor movement, noting its pledge to give at least a tenth of income to God. It urges members to keep personal efforts visible, push Bible study, and invite others through prayer meetings. A Texas Endeavorer S Guy Inman signs a pledge for constant enlightenment.
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Christian Endeavor Tenth Legion
Caesar’s
Jesus
Rumsey
Texas
S. Guy Inman
Boy Drowns After Fall From Trestle Near Grider Street
In Buffalo on July 28, five year old John Nassnar fell from the belt line trestle over Scajaquada creek near Grider street. Heavy rainfall raised the current. The boy drowned. a passerby recovered the body.
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John A. Logan
Chicago
Logan
Atlanta
Sheridan
Hawley
Pittsburgs
Pittsburg
Witthaus
Buffalo
Benham
Batavia
N. Y
Youngstown
Crab Creek
Charles A. Grant
Daniel Hays
Gloversville
Fulton
Hamilton County
Napoleon ‘Yeo
Lake Champlain
Plattsburg
Jacob Davis
Scranton
St. Peter’s Church
Seville
Spain
Whitelaw Reid
London
Turkey
Thessaly
David S. Thompson
Albert G. Mack
Rochester
John Joyce
Wilkes-Barre
Selma Larson
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Samuel Davis
George Coon
Meadville
Martha Norris
Southside Hospital
Madisonville
Ephriam Brinkley
Manuel Chaqueiro
John Nassnar
Scajaquada Creek
Grider Street
John
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Stated for Timothy and Baled Hay
Listing shows No. 1 timothy per ton priced at 12.00 18.00 dollars and No. 2 timothy at 10.00 11.00 dollars. Baled hay priced 10.00 11.00 dollars and baled esraw 5.0 6.0 dollars. Bundled rye priced at 10.00 11.00 dollars.
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Buffalo
Utica Cheese Market Report From Utica Board of Trade
Utica New Jersey July 26 sales of cheese include 3 080 boxes large at 6 047 boxes large at 7c 24 boxes small at 6 437 boxes small at 67c 768 boxes at 7c 18 boxes small at 7e Fifty seven packages creamery at llgiéc Market unchanged.
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Utica
N. J
Utica Board of Trade
Llgiéc
Cheese Market Sales Report From Sirrus Faria NY
The July cheese sales list shows 1 883 boxes large at 10 to 14 cents, 787 boxes large at 7 1 4 cents, 188 boxes large at 7 4 6 1 2 cents, 3333 boxes small at 7 cents, plus 26 packages daily at 13 pounds per hundredweight in private terms.
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Sirrus Faria
N. Y
BUTT
Lds
Pauls Conversion Lesson For Aug 1
Rev W J Yates discusses Paul the Apostle in Acts chapter 9 and 22, urging readers to ask Lord what he would have them do. He contrasts zealous seekers who may err with indifferent believers and emphasizes personal obedience and finding one’s unique place in God’s plan.
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W. J. Yates
A. M
Paul
Saul
Jesus
Jerusalem
Abdul
Armenia
Hell
Famine in India Spurs Christian Aid Urgency
Amid reports of Armenian atrocities the world faces Indian famine as crops fail. Millions face hunger with hundreds of thousands dying. families sell children for ten cents to feed the rest. Missionaries offer care while the church sees a chance to spread the gospel.
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Armenia
India
Christian Church
The Power of Real Testimony in Pauls Conversion
The passage argues that lasting value comes from lived experience rather than conjecture. Paul’s gospel is a revelation that overturned his plans, proving truth that inspires belief and obedience, making his testimony a living, energetic force that stirs others.
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Paul
First Epworth League Organized in India in 1889
Moradabad, India formed the first Epworth League outside the United States in July 1889 led by Rev. E. W. Parker. India now has 290 chapters with 12,000 members and the India Epworth Herald is published in Calcutta. The first all India League convention was held in Lucknow on October 6, 1894 with delegates speaking eleven languages.
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Epworth League
United States
Moradabad
India
E. W. Parker
Walter J. Yates
First General District
Rockville
Conn
Methodist Episcopal
American Board
Congregational
American Baptist Union
Church Missionary Society of England
Presbyterian Board
London Missionary Society
Wheat and dairy prices from Burra market notes
July market report lists grain prices with No. 1 hard wheat at 8414c and No. 2 red winter wheat at 78c, corn No. 2 yellow 32c, oats No. 2 white 244c, rye No. 2 42c, and flour values for various grades. Dairy prices show butter at 15 15/40 cents, cheese at 7 4c, eggs State 12 cents, with reference to East Buffalo live stock market.
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City Mills
Winter Straits
Minnesota
Buffalo
Western
Milwaukee
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
wWe
Einen
Sec
Western Creamery
Do Factory
Elgins
State Dairy
Burra
Graham
Canada and Western
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J W. Dunele
Hazeltine Building
Tindsey & Parmlee
Geo. Ball’s
Fis
G. Ball
Jamen & Peterson
Oseph T. Danforth
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Woes & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnub
Greaves
Idall & Thompson
Beaty Block
D. L. Ball
O, Thompson
Local Directory
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
M. Putnam
W. A. Clark
C. D. Ney
W.S. Peirce
E. C. Allen
Bassett Gee
P. Orr
D. F.A. Wheelock
Warren Borough Officers
E. R. Peirce
Wm. Schnur
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
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R. B. Wwkst
Pennsylvania
BRRB
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh
Dresden
N. Greenlund
Herman
N. Greenlund, Ex
Block
T. O. Slater & CO
Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies
John W. Bull
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Pitcher
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Address
Feal Medicine CO
Cleveland, O
Siegfried & CO
News OF the
Richmond
Simmerman
Easton
Klondike
W. L. Ryder
Talbotton
Sallie E. Owen
Yellow Hair
Sam Crow
Miles City
Mont
John Hoover
Rosebud
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Harris
Santee
Navy
San Francisco
Glendale
W. Va
Agostino Rizzalo
Erie
Middletown
Milford
Purdy
Herman P. Schulz
Syracuse Evening News
Walton
Arthur N. Paine
Morristown
Edhem Pasha
B. W. Shaw
Allison
Canonsburg
A. M. Whiton
Odell
Ills
Robert Webster
Barnardo, Ont
William H. Laubach
Catasagua
Allentown
England
Ipswich
James E. Reed
Gates Center
Dr. Nansen
Herr Andree
P. A. Olson
Jamestown
John Ess
Winchester Arms Company
New Haven
Rebb
St. Louis
C. W. Tammany
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Daniel Miller
Carlisle
George A. Brill
Poughquod
China
Li Hung Chang
Roy Rodwell
North Bergen
Bridgeport
Bald
Cooper
Kiser
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Dixon
Cal Hawkins
Paducah
Admiral Miller
Hawaii
Peoria
Ill
Dewitt Compton
Compton
Harry Zesch
Newark
Brazil
McKinley
Canudos
Bradstreet
Jim Grey
Goldville
Laurens County
S. C
Oswego
Harry Webb
Burlington
Lizzie Brotherton
Delaware River
James Shell
Balm
Matteawan and Fishkill Water Company
Metzingah
Frank Harr
Phoenix
Patrick Sullivan
Westchester
Annie
Syracuse
de Armitt
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Trenton
Benjamin Simon
Maximo Gomez
Clarence A. Seward
Geneva
Catherine Culley
Marietta
Joseph Dolan
William
Palmer Launman
Timothy Kilmartin
James Nealy
Kilmartin
Nealy
Jim Sellers
Pittsboro
Miss
Charles Connant
Sherman
Dayton Ball
Hague
Lake George
Ball
Fairmount
Debs
Snyder
Mackey
New York Garment
Timmons
Danville
Maggie Sellers
Henry Lewis
Bernard Mahan
West Point
West Virginia
Howell Rees
Hudson River Hospital
Champlain
George Brown
Narragansett Pier
Maybrick
Long
Richard Simpson
Lockport
Olcott
William Karstens
Daily Union
Corning
Cornino
Marie O’shaughnessy
Opportunity For Architects
Fehlman Bros
Christian Endeavor
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo
Hhead
Royal Baking Powder Co
GEMS
Philadelphia Ledger
Life’s Mirror
Vera
Frien
Reubens
G. E. Kiser
Cleveland
Oas
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