Local Directory of District and County Officers
District and County officials listed include Member of Congress Joseph C. Sibley Senate Henry H. Cumings Assembly L. C. Baker President Judge W. M. Lindsey Associate Judges Z. T. Weaver A. T Hackney Prothonotary Homer M. Putnam Register and Recorder Chas. D. Crandall Sheriff Ralph N. Brown Treasurer George C. Friegit County Commissioners F M Downing Frank Hagberg W H Houghtling Commissioners Clerk George F. Yates District Attorney Will S. Clark Co Supt Schools O J Gunning Jury Commissioners W J Farnsworth J H Driscoll Coroner Dr W S Peirce Deputy Coroners H S Perry J P County Auditors A M Bennett Elmer E Thompson Frank McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
L. C. Baker
George F. Yates
Will S. Clark
O. J. Gunning
W. J. Farnsworth
J. H. Driscoll
W. 8. Peirce
H. S. Perry
J. P
A. M. Bennett
Elmer E. Thompson
Frank McClellan
Town Officials and Directors Listing
Town Council members include C Schimelfeng president and Wm Lemmon with A Waters A G Lyons A L Schell hammer H P Hall E L Leonhart J F Clark F G Shreves Henry Park C 8 Knabb Frank Morrison E P Beck R E Cousins and clerk W B Weed. Treasurer A J Hazeltine. Justices H S Perry C H Meacham. Collector Frank Barnhart. Attorney Wm Schour. Engineer D F A Wheelock. School Directors led by W D Hinckley with G F Yates secretary F M Knapp treasurer C W Arird or Ott W M Creal J W Armstrong Dr C J Frantz W C G Watson J H Berger E H Morrison Frank Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Perry
C. H. Meacham
Frank Barnhart
Wm. Schour
D. F A. Wheelock School
W. D. Hinckley
Dr. C. J. Frantz
W. C G. Watson
J. H. Berger
E. H. Morrison
Frank Schuler
Trains and Schedules in Western New York and Pennsylvania
Disjointed timetable notes list train lines and times for Western Philadelphia Erie Eastern Standard West Express Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh and Buffalo divisions. Entries mention various percentages and times across a scattered schedule, with multiple references to Eastern Standard and Express services through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Eastern Standard
Buffalo
Allegheny
EAST
Sb.e.e
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Local Attorneys and Offices in Warren PA
Edward Lindsey, Attorney at Law, Warren Pennsylvania. Earl MacDonald office located in the Lesser Block over Printz's store on Second Street, Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney At Law
Warren, Pa
Edward Lindsey
Earl MacDonald
Warren
Hoffman Building
Liberty and
Second Streets
Lato
Charles. W. Stone
Ralph W. Stone
First Nat’l Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts
Pennsylvania
United States
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H .S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Industrial Notes Across Industries and Advances
Asia has only nineteen paper mills and Africa four. The first steamship crossed the Atlantic in 1819 and now about 100 mail steamship lines operate with roughly 110000 steam vessels worldwide. A seven foot four inch diameter circular saw was built in Philadelphia to cut pine stumps into shingle bolts. Potato yields in Foxcroft Maine reached 1250 treshels on three acres and 95 rods. Denver chamber ponders boring 1 1/8 miles underground for natural gas oil and coal at an estimated $30000, deemed feasible by experts.
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Atlantic
High Seas
Philadelphia
I. A. Merrill
Foxcroft
A. W. Gillman
Chamber of Commerce At
Denver
Ship’s Bell Honored From Britannic Given Display Space
The Britannic’s ship’s bell, recovered after the ship was broken up, has been placed in White Star Line offices in Liverpool under a polished wood canopy with a white star on its surface. During its thirty year career the Britannic traveled 2,232,999 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Copper Ring Boosts Lamp Efficiency by Heat Containment
A brief note reports that surrounding the lower flame of an old lamp with a copper ring may raise efficiency by 25 to 40 percent by reducing heat loss through congestion. A German professor’s experiments on extreme cold show many fish survive at 45 degrees below freezing, but then become hard and brittle and splinter when struck.
Mor ses and Horsemen Update From Early Racing Circles
The report lists owners and horses with various stakes and pacing speeds. Calvary Morris reportedly costs its present owner $13,000 while Dover New Hampshire plans a 2 percent entrance fee for a July meeting. Dan T. at 2.07 percent has been bought by a Pittsburg Matinee club member. Readville’s September horse show is expected to exceed its predecessors. George Fisher becomes Smoky City Matinee club secretary succeeding W. I. Steel. Headville association secured sixteen nominations for a $15,000 2 10 stake. If Sir Albert S. at 203 percent stands the prep, he should be prominent. George Starr will run Woodfella 2 16 and Patchen Maid 2 11 in Ws stable this spring. Lady Young at 2 00 percent posted a 2 19 record in 1895 and will be paced again this year.
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Angle
Calvary Morris
Dover
N. H
Dan T
Pittsburg
Headville Association
Albert S
George Starr
Woodfella
Patchen Maid
Lajly Young
Europe experience shows reforestation revives streams
The record notes that forest restoration in Europe helps revive dried streams and creates habitable lands where famine once forced inhabitants to leave.
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Europe
Natural occurrence and associations of quicksilver
Quicksilver appears in nature mainly as a sulphide and occasionally with native metal. Its compounds with chloride selenium tellurium antimony and other elements are rare minerals likely formed by secondary concentration.
Japanese Jottings on Population and Culture
The note surveys earthquakes, livestock, and military service in Japan. It cites 1,282,441 cattle, about 28.6 per thousand people, and yearly youth eligibility for regular service exceeding 500,000 with 200,000 entering service. It also notes Carlyle as a widely read English writer in Japan and his influence on students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Japan
Carlyle
Mystery Well in Ireland Cited for Healing Powers
In southern Ireland near Inehi geelath lies the cats well whose waters are believed to possess marvelous remedial effects for lingering ailments and bodily discomforts. The report notes popular belief in the curative properties drawing visitors seeking relief.
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Ireland
Inehigeelath
Remedy for facial neuralgia with ginger and whisky paste
Directions advise two spoonfuls of flour and grated ginger mixed with whisky to form a thin paste. Spread on a linen rag and apply to the painful area at bedtime, wrapped with flannel, in hopes of curing facial neuralgia.
Dew attracting Leaves Explained by Chemical Use
Leaves attract dew due to a chemical property that detains moisture on their surface. Boards sticks and stones do not hold dew because they lack this property.
Study Notes on Foods and Nutrients
The passage lists nitrogen rich foods such as cheese beans peas eggs meats and milk and includes staple crops like rice wheat oats corn barley and potatoes. It also mentions foods high in starch fats salts acids and flavors including vegetables fruits radishes and condiments.
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Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
E. Bordwell
Third Street
A.C. M’alpin
Wv. H. M’alpin
Schnub
W. S. Richardson
W. A. Greaves
Eastman Kodaks
Mr. Greaves
R W. Stuart, E
Hoffman Block
T W. Dunkle
Foun Sill & Son
Waterstreet, Warren, Pa
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Ereneem
Geo. Ball’s
T. Danforth, E
Kine'sTon
N. Y
Geo. W. Degraff
Wall St
Siegfried
Warren. Pa
Malil
Warren County
A. R. Black
A. A. Davis
Penn’a
Hanan & Son
Baker & Bowman
Sorosis
Utz & Dunn
C. Smith & Son
Bankibook
THE
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D. Clark
Frank K. Russell
Chas. T. Conarro
Warren Savings Bank
Honor Roll Bank
Industrial Notes
Asia
Africa
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
Sam. Q. Smith
Teller
E. T. Hazeltine
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
David L
Erould
America
New York Tribune Farmer
Warren Mail
the Mail
OM Lamps
R.R
Harrisburg
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Kane
Pullman Buffet
Erie
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
Kinzua
Bradford
Salamanca
Olean
Irvington
Tidioute
Tionesta
Oil City
W.S. Leffard
Warren W. W. Atterbury
Ju. Woop
Trafic
W. Boyle
D.A.V
P.R. R
Sun
Sinclairville
Falconer
Wsdute
Fentonville
Freeseeee Russel
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Coccsees
Grand Valley
Titusville
North
Patty
Eas Am
Dunkirk
A. J. Smith
Gen. P. & T. Avent
Cleveland
O. W. J. Sparks
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Sheffield
Sheffield Junction
Winlock
Junction
Lamona
Winlack
Shef
J, Gibson
Supr
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
F. H. Garfield
Div Pas
Jamestown, N. Y
Morses and Horsemen
Readville
George Fisher
W. I. Steel
Smoky City
Quicksilver
the Mail Office
Royal Medicine CO
Terns
Buucine
Davis Drug CO
D.C
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