Attorneys at Law and Notary Public in Warren PA
Law offices advertise prompt attention to collections. Located in the Warren Savings Bank Building with Chas Dinsmoor and A Peterson Dentis. Also listed is Keller's Sons store at No 307 Second Street.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1897
Page
1
Law offices advertise prompt attention to collections. Located in the Warren Savings Bank Building with Chas Dinsmoor and A Peterson Dentis. Also listed is Keller's Sons store at No 307 Second Street.
Long roster of town government roles including President Jas. Brann Clerk D. A. Arird Treasurer A. J. Hazeltine Justices H. B. Perry and C. H. Meacham a collector W. H. Heck attorney Wm Schnur and engineer D. F. A. Wheelock with constables by ward. Also names School Directors and Co. W. Brown and others.
Advertised loss charged to advertising. High Grade Ready-made Skirts in all sizes plain and check wool, lined with Per caline, priced from 6 to 7.50. Also Boys' Heavy Ribbed Bicycle Hose sizes 7 to 10, limited to six pairs per customer. Linen Huck Towels, Fancy Ribbons, Ready-made Sheets 9-4x10-4, hemstitched, and Summer Corsets 50e grade.
Summary of May 27 to June 2 1900 era events including Aldrich tariff talk in the Senate a sawmill explosion in Lowelltown Maine four dead an Ontario child burned to death multiple homicides suicides and thefts in New York and surrounding areas fires floods and weather records officials appointments and diverse incidents across the United States and Canada with brief notes on labor strikes robberies and naval matters.
Pittsburg June 2. State Senators William Flinn and Chris L. Magee filed damages claims of 100000 dollars each in libel suits against Hon Richard Quay son of Senator M S Quay. Quay’s counsel entered pleas of not guilty in both cases.
Money on call stands at 114 144 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 34 4 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bank bills at 4.87 for demand and 4.8554 4.06 for 60 days. Posted rates listed as 4.86 4.87 and 4.88 4.8844. Commercial bills 74.8544. Bar silver 60 cents. Mexican dollars 47 3 cents. Silver certificates at 0014 605c.
The New York Produce Market reports various flour types and grades with prices for patent and low grades from City, Minnesota, and Southern sources. Rye flour, cornmeal, buckwheat, barley, wheat, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and egg product rates are listed with bid and deliverable ranges, including futures options for wheat and corn.
George Francis Train reopens his claim to the city of Omaha linking it to the old Union Pacific litigation. If successful he could gain 20 million. if defeated he remains as he is now. His supporters hire a large legal syndicate to press the case.
The post office department plans improved communication with interior Alaska as it contracts steamboat mail service by P B Ware of Chicago for 3000 dollars covering five round trips. The Alaska Commercial and North American Transport teams run from San Francisco and Seattle with trips set for June July August and September.
Ex congressman Will English and Drs. Von Hummel clash at the old English homestead in Indianapolis as English tries to seize a prized family mirror to fund a $500000 hotel. The Von Hummels resist, a pistol is shown, glass doors shatter, and warrants for assault and drawing deadly weapons follow.
Mrs. Martha Almy of Jamestown appointed deputy factory inspector in New York marking the first female holder of the office in the state. She is a notable advocate for equal suffrage.
A provocative idea suggests that hairstyle could redefine gender in a coming era, with observers citing Chinese perspectives on identity. The claim frames short hair as a marker of masculine traits and predicts a transformed social landscape.
William EMa of Bristol Pennsylvania performed rapid cattle dehorning, removing seven horns in about thirty minutes. The feat highlights efficient animal husbandry techniques by a Bristol handler during a routine dairy task.
A retrospective list covers events from the first Battle of Bull Run in 1361 to 1868, noting the first Atlantic cable in 1858, battles at Bunker Hill and Lexington in 1775, Virginia cotton in 1621, Elias Howe's 1846 sewing machine patent, and Farragut’s 1868 Dardanelles voyage aboard the Frolic and Franklin.
Rev W J Yates discusses peacemaking over strife and gossip urging calm spirit and love toward wrongdoers. He cites Matthew on turning the other cheek and condemns tattlers while stressing demeanor and tact in action. Also notes German deaconess roots and European hospital work led by Rev L Weiss and self sustaining facilities in Frankfurt.
In the economy of God no effort, how ever small, put forth for the right cause fails of its effect. No voice, however feeble, lifted up for truth ever dies amid the confused noise of time. Through discords of sin and sorrow, pain and wrong, it rises, a deathless melody whose notes of wailing are hereafter to be changed to those of triumph, as they blend with the great harmony of a reconciled universe.
A quotation venerates the goal of building a strong healthy and beautiful mind as a lifelong craft. It praises steady care and continual refinement across all aspects of life attributed to Sir James Macintosh.
The postal congress adopted a committee report on indemnification for lost mail matter. The plan includes several countries but not the United States and extends damages. The tour itinerary adds Buffalo Rochester Syracuse and Albany with an overnight in Buffalo.
Commentary by Rev. S H Doyle for Christian Endeavor week June 6 urges a consecrated tongue used only for God. It cites Moses and Nathan to show speech can praise, denounce wrong, or spread the gospel, with timing as crucial as method. Bible readings include Kings, Psalms, Proverbs, Matthew, Luke and John.
Rev. F. B. Meyer urges believers to yield fully to Christ so His influence can shape them like a sculptor models marble. He compares receptive faith to pliant clay and praises total surrender as the path to wealth power and joy through divine molding.
The Episcopal Recorder argues that no law can be efficient without popular support and that real change must start with individuals. It states the gospel alone can transform hearts to hate evil and love righteousness, urging every person to begin this uplift in their own conduct.
A Sunday at Home expresses the enduring message of Christ inviting all who labor and are weary to come to Him for rest, urging faith in promises fulfilled and spiritual solace amid life’s burdens.
A quotation notes that belief in the nature of things aligned with right arises without argument and urges action in battle to witness truth, contrasting with the Yooker on’s reliance on theories instead of faith.
Rev James Mursell calls Christian Endeavor cooperative energy and teaches practical prayer to the rising generation. An Irish national council formed with 20 members split between Belfast Dublin and the south. Much work occurs in small Protestant communities. About 80 societies exist in Germany.
Buffalo reports grain prices for No 1 hard and northern wheat, No 2 red winter, No 2 yellow corn, oats and rye, flour grades and butter cheese eggs. East Buffalo live stock includes cattle and sheep values with ranges for heavy export steers, cows, calves and lambs, plus Buffalo hay and straw market prices.
Poem-like prose from the Boston Traveler on saying farewell to a beloved figure who journeys far away. The piece reflects universal grief and incomplete parting, acknowledging both love and hate, and the lasting ache of travelers leaving life’s gate.
The poem laments a mother’s resolve to deny indulgences to her child and questions if a father shares the harsh kindness. It explores longing, doubt, and parental duty through a stanzaic voice attributed to S. E. Kiser in the Cleveland Leader.
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