Attorneys at Law in Warren Pa Provide Prompt Service
Attorneys at Law listed in Warren, Pa with offices in Warren Savings Bank Building and Hazeltine Building Liberty Street. Names include AS, DINSMOOR, CHAS A PETERSON, 8 PERRY, and W W WILBUR with conveyancer and collection services offered.
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Warren, Pa
Hazeltine Building
Warren Savings Building
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Warren
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Lat
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
Beaty Wien
D. I. Ball, GC. C, Thompson
Town Officials and School Directors List Names
Burgess James W Wiggins includes Alden presiding and a full slate of town officers such as Messenger Brann Borchers Masterson Hill Mead Offerle Hegerty Conarro Trushel ONeill clerk Arird Hazeltine Perry Meacham Heck Schaur Wheelock ward constables Dinsmoor McLaren Richards Cowan Baker Ball King Beaty Davidson Yates Schimmelfens and others listed as school directors led by Dinsmoor Pres and McLaren Sec with ONeill among the board members.
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Lucie C. Richards
Peoria A. Cowan
Ww. M. Baker
D.J. Ball
Jas. R. King
O. W. Beaty
Dno
M. Davidson
W. V. N. Yates
Wm. O'Neill
Charles Schimmelfens
County Officials and Appointed Roles Listed
A historical record lists members of the county government including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown President Judge Charles H. Noyes Associate Judges H C Huntington and J H Sandstrom Prothonotary George F Yates Register and Recorder Wm McCray Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers County Commissioners John A Akins C B Sampson Roger Mooney Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney J W Dunkle Co Supt Schools H M Putnam Jury Commissioners S C Graham and R E Geer Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors W J Alexander John A Spetz Jamies Logan County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
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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
Register
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
C. B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
Philadelphia and Erie B Bastern Standard
The fragment mentions Philadelphia and Erie and hints at a standard or schedule. No clear event, names, or dates are readable to establish a complete record.
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Philadelphia & Erie B. BR
Turbulent Populist and Silver Conventions Across U S
July 23 24 25 26 28 29 1896 many events unfold as Populists split over Bryan indorsement while silver forces push for Bryan Sewall. Gold Democrats meet in Chicago to plan a separate convention. Widespread strikes floods crashes and political resignations accompany a chaotic national scene with notable deaths and international affairs.
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M. Butler
Butler
St. Louis
Eugene V. Debs
Peck
Wisconsin
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
H. R. Benedict
Margaret Lloyd
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago and Texas
Carbondale
Ills
Macagua
Brotherhood of Tailors
Brooklyn
Coxe
Geneva
N. Y
Department of Justice
Washington
Herbert Fuller
Boston
United States
English
Ind
Sulpha Cave
N. F. Graves
Syracuse
Princess Maude of Wales
Prince Charles
Denmark
Buckingham Palace
England
Archbishop of Canterbury
Queen Victoria
Europe
Allen
Philadelphia
United States Treasury
Cleveland
Jay Lawson
Rochester
New York City
League of Local Building and Loan Associations
William M. Pawling
Amsterdam
Windsor
Ont
Mayville
Treasury
Lamont
Treasury Department
Lake Ontario
Romero
Arthur Peterson
Mose St. Clair
Mexico
Friends of
Republican State Convention
Missouri
R. E. Lewis
William C. Whitney
Montreal
John E. Millais
British Royal Academy
William McKinley
Alliance, O
Ontario
Yarde Buller
London
Kirkham
San Francisco
Eckels
John M. Palmer
Illinois
Ohio
National Silver Convention
David Smith
Stittville
Ton Watson
Georgia
Indianapolis
Helena
Savannah
Columbia
S. C
J. H. Earl
Evans
Crete
Killin
East River Mutual Insurance Company
State Superintendent of Insurance
Cardinal Taschereau
Quebec
Banff
Chauncey M. Depew
Tri
Turkey
Var
Mark Hanna
Republican National Executive Committee
Pittston
E. Wishard
MacBriggs
Gatwick
Eng
Friends
William J. Bryan
Tom Watson
McKinley
Macedonia
Falkland Islands
Egypt
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Northern Pacific Railway
State Department
E. Pp. T. Hammond
Buda-Pesth
B. Winslow
Maine
Homer
Mich
Chili
Errazuriz
Democratic State Committee of
Buffalo
Bulawayo
South Africa
Chilton
United States Consula Bureau
Northern Pacific Railroad
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Alleghany
Frank Pierson
Iowa Falls
National Union of Carpenters In Session
E. Tillinghast
Sheldon
New Haven
Mary Herman
Camden
N. J
Commercial Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Providence
Columbus
Socialist Congress
Jameson
Transvaal
Zurich
Switzerland
Drowning Death of Edward Schattle in Hudson Rowboat
Edward Schattle a 21 year old barber from Poughkeepsie fell from a rowboat on the Hudson River with friends and drowned. He resided in the city and his death was reported from Poughkeepsie New York on July 29.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Edward Schattle
Hudson River
New York Money Market Update
New York money on call stands at 14 cents, 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper ranges from 7 to 8 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business in bankers' bills at 24.8844 for demand and 24.874 for 60 days. Posted rates around 4.83 and 4.8044 for commercial bills. Silver certificates at 68.94, Mexican at 54.44 cents, bar silver around 61.34 cents.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Flour and Grain Prices
A dense listing of flour grades, rye and cornmeal prices, barley, buckwheat, and wheat varieties at New York markets. Includes spot and contracted values, freight terms, and options for No. 2 red, No. 1 northern, and No. 2 white wheat, with regional price differentials and delivery terms.
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City Mills
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Western
Bern
White State
Burrato
Graham
Anada
Campaign Opens as Democrats Rally for McKinley in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia dispatch reports patriotic Democrats in Pennsylvania increasingly back McKinley and Hobart. Three electors resign from the ticket amid calls to defeat Bryan and Sewall. A Pennsylvania meeting adopts resolutions denouncing the Chicago platform and pledges to unite loyal citizens against repudiation and disorder.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
McKinley
Hobart
Bryan
Sewall
Commonwealth
Union
John C. Bullitt
Pennsylvania
Little kindnesses in Luke tale guide faith and deeds
In a lesson from Luke about the anointing of Jesus feet a forgiven woman shows gratitude and love through small acts. The piece emphasizes that little deeds of kindness often express true feeling, cover neglect, and earn reward, shaping daily life and worship.
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S. H. Doyle
Luke
Jesus
Fiis
Hlis
Joshua ii
Ruth ii
Col. iii
Heb
The French Religious Budget Cuts Deepen Clergy Salaries
The French cultus budget has fallen from 53.5 million francs in 1878 to 45 million in 1896. The reallocation includes clergy salaries down by 2,742,495 francs, palaces trimmed from 210,700 to 31,000, diocesan buildings from 900,900 to 600,000, cathedrals from 1,000,000 to 855,000, and church repairs from 8,150,000 to 1,800,000 francs.
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France
MacMahon
Chicago Inter Ocean
Faithful to pledge till death inspires young En deavorer
A pastor relays how a two year active Christian Endeavor member, stricken with fever, asked her mother to hold her Bible so she could read daily. She died soon after, declaring she wished to be faithful to her pledge to the very end of her life.
Make All Things New Message From The American Friend
The quotation argues the church is a militant body bound to Christ not a mere insurance society. Living members fight sin and carry the Christ life into the world to renew all things.
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Church
Christ
No Bibles For Sale In Santa Fe Depository Planned
No Bibles are on sale in Santa Fe and the Christian Endeavorers of the city plan to open a depository for religious literature in the city known as the City of the Holy Faith.
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Santa Fe
Living In Two Classes Quote by Holmes
A pithy Holmes quote contrasts two human classes those who act and those who question why it is not done differently. The line underscores proactive action versus hesitation and inquiry in progress.
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Holmes
The Power of a Life Philosophy Quotation
A reflection on living fully and authentically, asserting that true power comes from aligning action with one’s best self and deepest experiences.
Havens For Sailors Readings Rooms Supported In Philadelphia
Two reading rooms for sailors are supported at Port Richmond and Point Breeze by Philadelphia Christian Endeavorers. The effort aids maritime workers with access to literature and quiet study spaces.
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Port Richmond
Point Breeze
Philadelphia Christian Endeavorers
A Living Heart Beecher Quotation
A concise historical excerpt presents Beecher's line about the beating heart as the truest form of earthly music reaching heaven. The note frames the heart as a universal symbol of life and spiritual resonance.
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Beecher
Notable Biblical Teachings and Bishop Bowman’s Retirement
Scriptural study centers on Jesus warnings to Peter and the disciple’s denial while stressing reliance on divine strength. The article recounts Christ’s love command before Judas’s departure, Peter’s bravado, and the prophecy of denial. It notes Bishop Thomas Bowman’s retirement from active duties and outlines his career and recent relief from full episcopal load.
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Christ
Peter
Jesus
Judas
Satan
Simon
John
Galilee
Simon Peter
Thomas Bowman
General Conference
Cleveland
Bowman
Foster
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Bishops
Berwick
Wilbraham
Mass.) Academy
Cazenovia
N. Y
Dickenson College
Indiana Asbury University
United States
St. Louis
Camp Meetings and Summer Assemblies At Chautauqua
Summer schools are highlighted as rare opportunities at Chautauqua and sister assemblies. Recreation and study mix under trained specialists in fine scenery and outdoor life. Earnest piety gains from gatherings while pursuit of knowledge should not harm post-visit routines.
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Chautauqua
Enrollment Totals for League Chapters in 1895 Update
The 1896 League Handbook records total chapter enrollment as of Oct 10 1895. A January correction lists 15 784 regular chapters and 4 271 Junior-a for a grand total of 20 005 members.
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League
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Recorded
No 1 timothy per ton listed at 18.00 to 19.00 dollars. No 2 timothy 417.00 to 18.00 dollars. Baled hay 14.00 to 15.50. Baled straw 7.00 to 8.00. Bundled rye 11.00 to 12.00.
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Buffalo
Mirage in the Eastern Sky Delusion of the Ideal
A reflective piece laments humanity's endless chase of a distant ideal. It speaks of striving, faith, and truth as guiding beams while the sought prize remains elusive like a mirage beyond the horizon. The poem contrasts distant glory with the unnoticed beauty of humble, earthly existence.
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Earth
Hyay
Roosters Spar On Fence as Rivalry Sparks Downfall
A rooster asserts dominance on a fence, crowing loudly and showing self assurance. A second rooster challenges him, air is split by wings, and the fence cannot hold them. The scene mirrors how rivals strike at eminence and aim to topple the celebrated figure.
Trust Betrayed Over Due Payment in Lewiston Journal
A week after lending money, the debtor delayed payment and then offered excuses. When the requester called, the debtor presented a busted bill and a busted check, exposing the deception.
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Bill
Lewiston Journal
Mystery Phrase From a Vintage Christmas Card
The fragment shows a character asking Buddy about Santa Claus making a doll’s dress from scraps. Buddy responds that Mrs. Santa Claus may buy remnants. The lines evoke a holiday era dialogue with household details and whimsy.
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Buddy
Santa Claus
Mamma
Dollie
Observer explains yard digging signs for wife or bait
An observer describes two digging signs. Slow steady efforts in the yard signify planting flower beds for his wife. Rapid continuous digging indicates digging worms for bait.
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U.S. Gov’t
J W. Dunkle
Indsey & Parmler
Omer Johnson
Second Story
Lindsey Notary Public
Uae
W. M. Lindsey
O. Parmi Edward Lindsey
Geo. Ball’s
B. F. W. Whitcomb
Paffice
Third Street
M. E. Church
Eon G. Ball
Insmoor & Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
Second
Liberty Streets
C. McAlpin
W. Stuart
D.D.S
Ird Street
Winsee & Schnur
WM. Schnur
W A. Greaves
Satisa
Thompson
Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
M D
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
BR. R. West
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk, North
Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh RK. B
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Mayron Waters
KE. T. Hazeltine
David L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
C. A. Corwen
EK. T. Hazeltine
O. F. Hoff
M. Waters
J. M. Siegfried
W. Parshall
Jas
O. Parmlee
A. Weiss
Clothier
DA No
Water St. Warren
Vitalis
Ead
Address Medicine CO
Ill
Siegfried & CO
the Great Cash Grocery
Japan
Arbuckle’s
Rio
Java
Callon
THE
Great Cash Grocery
G. H. Strickland
Postoffice
H. A. Archer
M.D
Oxford Str
Carlos Martyn
D. D
Eowen F. Parddee
Rasth Street
7Th Avenue
Pitcher’s Castoria
Centaur
Murray Street
News OF the
Sapolio
Peal Medicine CO
Poets Dairy
Do Factory
Henry D. Welsh
George F. Baer
James F. Sullivan
William M. Singerly
Joseph Morwitz
Emanuel Furth
Democratic Party
India
China
Temple of Democracy
Republic
Senator Cameron
Cameron
Silver
Buffalo Provision Market
Christian Endeavor
Phillips Brooks
Marek
Merrell
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
A.M
Peter the Impulsive
Mars
Him
Chicago News
Death's Port
Joy’s Gate
Frank Putman
Chicago Times-Herald
Benny
Edward A. U. Valentine
Little Falls
Livre Fatwa
Utica
Washington Star
Donahoe’s Magazine
Somerville Journal
Blanks
Matt
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