Local Warren Professionals Directory Highlights
A dense list of Warren Pennsylvania based profession names including Attorneys at Law Notaries Public Dentists Justice of the Peace and Conveyancers Portrait Painters and photographers with office locations and promises of prompt attention and quality work in multiple Warren businesses and buildings.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Jas. O. Parmler
Warren Savings Bank Building
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Beaty Block
L. Ball, C
Thompson
District and County Officers List Names
District and County Officers include Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly K. W. Parshall President Judge W. M. Lindsey Associate Judges J. H. Sandstrom and Z. T. Weaver Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp Register and Recorder Wm. McCray Sheriff John H. Fuellhart 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 ae Commissioners W. A. Clark and C. D. ney Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce County Auditors E. C. Allen H. H. Bassett Gee P. Orr County Surveyor D. F. Wheelock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
K. W. Parshall
Fred B. Jackson
C. A
Town Officials Directory Listing for Burgess-Fred A
Town council members and officers listed including president John Masterson and clerk D A Arird. Also named are trustees, treasurer A J Hazeltine, Justices H B Perry and C H Meacham, collector E K Peirce, attorney Wm Schnur, engineer D F A Wheelock, constables by ward, and school directors with multiple named members.
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O. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J.M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
W., Brown
G. D. Arird
W.G. Shreeves
J. C. Magee
Dress Goods Reductions Move Spring Fabrics Fast
Smart, Silberberg and Metzger advertise a spring dress goods sale with all wool fabrics at 39c per yard, double width 25 piece lots, and marked down covert cloths, fancy checks, and mixtures. Black crepons priced at 98c a yard, previously 1.25 to 1.50, described as highly desirable and ordered to move.
Whittling Wash Goods Sale Prices Listed
Lace stripe grenadines in black grounds with colored figures advertised at 5c a yard from 12c. English dimity 20c grade with neat figures and stripes now 13c. Scotch canvas ginghams by Anderson Bros with plaid designs reduced from 40 45c to 29c a yard.
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Anderson Bro
War News Roundup of May 26 to June 1
Navy reports no naval engagement yet as Admiral Cervera heads toward Cadiz while Sampson Schley patrol off Santiago de Cuba. Spanish actions include mining Havana streets, preparations for invasion, and debates over blockades. Neutrality shifts and troop movements dominate, with 125000 volunteers called and Manila famine concerns rising as insurgents assist US forces.
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Navy Department
Spain
Cervera
Cadiz
Philippine Islands
Sampson
Schley
Santiago de Cuba
Alicante
Fort de France
Blanco
Madrid
Russia
Greece
Venezuela
Netherlands
Canada
United States
Admiral Dewey
Cavite
Manila
Havana
Hong Kong
Romigno Sapetero Jimenez
Key West
Oregon
Great Britain
France
Newfoundland
Granite City
Ills
East St. Louis
William Allen
Wilseyville
N. Y
National Guards
Pekin
Sydney
San Francisco
Army of Invasion
Cuba
Washington
St. Pierre
Martinique
War Department
Senate
Thomas W. Keene
New York City
Charles Cinderbox
Garcia
Miles
Sagasta
Sagua la Grande
Congress
Cape Verde
Santiago
Lloyd Steamship Naval
Compania Transatlantic
Berlin
Barcelona
Atlanta
Admiral Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Admiral Sampson
Yucatan Passage
Cienfuegos
Terror
Farjado
Porto Rico
Primo de Rivera
Dewey
State Department
Cap
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Cardenas
St. Thomas
Cape Haytten
Hayti
Columbia
Foscolia
Fire Island
Stamford
Warships sighted off Mole St Nicholas amid Cuba news
Reports from the ex Cape Haytien dispute say five warships were seen moving northward, nationality unconfirmed but likely American. The Florida returned to Key West after landing 200 Cubans and 100 Americans and delivering 7,000 rifles and 2,000,000 rounds for insurgents, with no shots fired. Remembrance sailed to Colon with Spanish government packages and coal for the fleet. Admiral Camera’s fleet departure from Cadiz is delayed by torpedo boat defects.
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Cape Haytien
Disputch
Mole St. Nicholas
Florida
Key West
Havana
Remembrance
Colon
Admiral Camera
Cadiz
New York Money Market and Produce Prices Report
The May 31 market report lists money on call at 1144 2 per cent, prime mercantile paper at 834 4 per cent, and sterling exchange with quoted bank bill levels. It covers New York Produce and a wide range of commodity prices including flour, cornmeal, rye flour, rye, barley, wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork products, butter, cheese, and eggs with varying regional prices and spot and futures figures.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Reported
Buffalo May 31 Wheat prices No 1 hard 14 dollars No 1 northern 1.40 dollars Winter wheat No 2 red 1.26 dollars Corn No 2 yellow 88 cents No 3 yellow 87 cents Oats No 2 white 72 cents Barley No 2 mixed 83 cents Rye No 2 60 cents Flour Spring wheat best 7.50 to 6.00 per barrel. winter best 6.76 to 7.00. graham 6.50 to 6.00 Creamery butter 17 cents, western fancy 8 cents fall cream 8 7 cents choice 7 7 cents light skims 5 60 cents skims 5 6 cents Bags State 10 54 cents western 10 54 cents.
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New York
City Mills
Minnesota
Minnesota Bakers
O.b
O. B
Northern
Hard Duluth
Duluth
Northern Duluth
Hay—Shipping
Butteer--Western Creamery
C. Bilgins
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Graham
Western
Cadiz Garrison Upgrades with Heavier Guns
Report from Cadiz notes all batteries and forts are replacing existing guns with heavier artillery. The move signals strengthened coastal defenses and potential shifts in regional military posture.
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Cadiz
Wheat prices tumble as May futures end at 61.16
In New York on June 1 the May wheat deal closed at 61.16 after weeks of predicted $2 gains failed. Chicago and New York markets saw heavy selling and a bear influence as farmers dumped wheat to catch rumored highs. July futures also fell, with news and crop outlooks boosting the bear case.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Clique
Keene in Critical Condition After Relapse
New York June 1 Thomas W Keene actor who had an appendicitis operation Saturday at New Brighton S L relapsed last night and his condition has become critical.
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Keene
New York
Thomas W. Keene
New Brighton
S. L
Harness horses in training at Warren and notable others
Over 30 light harness horses are in training at Warren Ohio led by Kodras who raced in 1898 after a 1897 retirement. Azote trotted 32 seconds for a quarter this spring. Twenty six nominators paid the third installment of the $10,000 Charter Oak stake. Shock by Coronet paces well and will race at that gait. Mary Beaufort, winner of a $5,000 Chicago purse, joins W O Foote’s stable. John Conley drove a Ralph Wilkes colt 33 seconds for a quarter at Readville. Eminence track in Kentucky improved with resoil and work. Geers trains Lady of the Manor, a full sister to Lord of the Manor, as a top green pacer. Matt Maloney travels as cigar drummer and sells a weed called the Two Minute Trotter. Captain Tuttle’s Goshen stable colors will be white with gold trim, worn by all on race days.
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Warren
O. Kodras
Azote
Charter Oak
Shock
Coronet
Mary Beaufort
Chicago
W. O. Foote
John Conley
Ralph Wilkes
Readville
Geers
Lord of the Manor
Lady of the Manor
Matt Maloney
Captain Tuttle
Goshen
N. Y
Paul
Joseph H. Wheeler
United States
Madge
Maud
Old Ned
Captain Crawford
North East
Philadelphia
Christ's Mission to Give Life and Then Sacrifice
Christian Endeavor message discusses Christ's earthly mission to give life to the lost through His sacrificial death. The sermon contrasts Christ with false Christs, cites biblical passages, and urges Christians to imitate Jesus by selfless giving and preaching to every creature.
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Christ
Earth
Moses
Emmaus
Jesus
Xix
John xiii
Heb. ii
Xiii
Pet. ii
Welcoming Strangers In Church Through Courageous Greeting
A Congregationalist editorial urges true hospitality rests on how members greet outsiders not just sociability among regulars. It argues worship places offer chances to reach strangers, noting many feel alone, and encourages attendees to approach unfamiliar worshippers with a Christian greeting.
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House of God
The Trial and Triumph of Prayer in Epworth League
Rev W J Yates comments on Kings 18 42 46 in Epworth League week study The lesson recounts Elijah confronting Baal worship at Carmel The fire test and the subsequent rainfall demonstrate prayer's power and the need for faithful expectancy Jehovah both prompts and answers prayer, aiding the righteous.
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W. J. Yates
A. M
Ahab
Israel
Rehoboam
Jerusalem
Sidon
Jezebel
Baal
Samaria
Elijah
Jehovah
Carmel
Abraham
Isaac
Heaven
Jezrael
Trust and Faith Distinction in Belief and Trust
A Christian Intelligencer excerpt contrasts belief with trust, noting faith relates to doctrines while trust centers on persons. It highlights that belief about Christ differs from trusting in Him for eternal life, distinguishing belief from personal reliance.
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Jesus
Christ
Christian Intelligencer
Moderate prayer for sobriety and measured desires
A Reformed Church Messenger urging moderation in all things. It pleads for sobriety, sound minds, moderate appetites and passions, balanced gains and joys, and only moderate sorrows if needed to chasten life.
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St. Paul
Reformed Church Messenger
When Self Fails We Find Life When God Becomes All
A reflective maxim from the Episcopal Recorder on choosing God as the soul’s life over self. It argues that relying on divine life lifts believers beyond natural limits and elevates spiritual achievement.
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God
Episcopal Recorder
Quality Not Quantity Inspires Persistent Work
A brief note quotes a Congregationalist urging focus on the quality of effort over sheer output. The message underscores diligence and steady progress as key to success.
Train robbers hold freight trains in West
Two cars in a freight train were found loaded with chain wheels, suggesting a calculated theft rather than an accident. The incident prompted the editor to question the motive while the reporter notes the deliberate nature of the raid.
Criticism and Uncertainty Surround Epworth League
The Epworth League faces mixed criticism as 1900s church statistics show a net church gain below prior years. Critics blame the youth group for neglecting regular services while supporters praise its denominational service. The debate prompts calls for clearer aims and improved methods within the church community.
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Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
League
The Call to Real Saintliness Beyond Pleasing Applause
The passage distinguishes between desiring virtue and actively pursuing it. It warns that yearning for praise or saintly status without using real means cannot yield true consecration or genuine love of goodness. Those seeking surface reputation miss the path to inner sanctity.
Ahab Blames Elijah for Famine and Seeks Prophet’s Death
In the biblical account King Ahab accuses Elijah of triggering the drought and vows to kill him to end the famine. The confrontation centers on a contest between the prophet of Israel and the royal house over divine judgment and repentance.
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Ahab
Elijah
Gardening notes from St. Louis Re
Practical tips for orchard care and home gardening. Water plants late in the evening to preserve moisture. Mulch newly planted trees with straw or coarse manure. Rotate crops after kitchen use. Inspect peach trees for gum exudation and grub presence. Use kitchen dishwater and wash water as fertilizer around fruit trees. Roots and tops growth patterns are similar in trees.
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St. Louis
Odds and Ends of Wit and Wisdom from Scraps
A collage of quips and anecdotes noting hard truths and humor about money, marriage, work, and daily life. Jokes about soldiers pay, clergymen salaries, a street cleaner in Chicago, and a war horse headline a string of wry observations and cartoons.
Advice to Bicyclists on Safe Riding and Roads
An editorial warns of rising bicycle accidents amid popularity. It urges riders to stick to the right side, use lamps at night, avoid crowded streets, walk steep hills, ensure brakes and saddles fit, dress appropriately, and not strain weak hearts. It calls readers to report poor roads to road commissioners to spur improvements.
Wanted 500 Men To Get A Suit From Coe The Tailor
Ad seeks 500 men to obtain suits from Coe the Tailor as new cloths arrive and fittings are announced.
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Coe the Tailor
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Parmlee & Lindsey
W. Dunele E
Hazeltine Building
Geo. Ball’s
Peer & Peterson
Oseph T. Danforth
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Pebby
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & J’s
Wees & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
Ywiers & Schnur
R. W. Stuart
Hazeltine C
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
W. Greaves
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Scccee
Weat
Dunkirk, North
New York and Peninsylvania B
Eastern Standard
East
Llegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Woos
C. Smith & Son
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
Philadelphia Weekly Press
Smart, Silberberg & Metzger
T. O. Slater & CO
Sargent & Co
Yale & Lonne
Universal Food Chopper
Stearns
Niagara
Horsley
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Weekly Tribune
The
Mar
News OF Theiweek
E. P. Knight
London Times
Madrid Imparcial
Civera
Indiana
Seattle
Fred D. Grant
Michael V. Sheridan
Honolulu
Gulf Ports
White House
Restormel
Tampa
Chickamauga
Wesley Merritt
England
Gibraltar
Siegfried & CO
Market Report
Christian Endeavor
H. Doyle
Torrie
John
Out West
the Fish Brigade
Fish Brigade
Thar
Cuwa
Fehlman Bao’s
Jos Paurring
Mat
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