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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1896

Page

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County Officials Listed in Full for 19th Century District

A full slate of county government officers is named, including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone, Senate Charles M. Shortt, Assembly Paul W. Brown, President Judge Charles H. Noyes, Associate Judges H. C. Humpton and J. H. Sandstrom, Prothonotary George F. Yates, Register on Recorder Wm. McCray, Sheriff D. M. Howard, Treasurer M. A. Myers, County Commissioners John A. Akins C B. Sampson and Roger Mooney, Commissioners' Clerk Fred B. Jackson, District Attorney J. W. Dunkle, Superintendent of Schools H. M. Putnam, Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce, County Auditors W. J. Alexander John A. Spetz James Logan, County Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock.

Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown Charles H. Noyes H. C. Humpton J. H. Sandstrom George F. Yates Wm. McCray D. M. Howard M. A. Myers A. Akins C. B. Sampson Roger Mooney Fred B. Jackson J. W. Dunkle H. M. Putnam Aury S. C. Graham R. E.eer W. 8. Peirce W. J. Alexander John A. Spetz James Logan D. F. A. Wheelock

Tragic bridge collapse near Victoria sinks many

A bridge collapse near Victoria British Columbia sends a tramcar full of passengers plunging into the water. Nearly one hundred people are reported drowned. The incident shocks the city as authorities begin rescue and investigation.

Victoria B. C Warner Miller T. C. Platt House Pittsburg United States Mark Frost Cleveland Chicago Transvaal Crete Philadelphia Georgie Florenc Brock New York McKenzie Lima Peru Edwin Bethel Hartford John le Busch Buffalo Era Sanborne Li Hung China James Dunham California St. Louis New York City United States Senate Methodist Episcopal Conference J. Lucas Gowanda N. Y St. Hyacinthe, Que William Hanner Baltimore Grand Republic Cincinnati Joshua N. Levering Congress J. C. Moore Nashua N. H Rochester Charles Burger Clarence Murphy Salem Mass Roberta Civil Service Commission Long Island City Morton Kathryn Weston Duluth Minn Richard Gray East St. Louis Madison Square Garden

Turkiye and Christian forces clash in Crete operation

In Crete during operations to relieve Vamos in the island of Crete the Turks suffered 75 dead while the Christian forces reported 40 dead. The report from Athens dated June 8 notes the casualties in the fighting.

Crete Athens Vamos

Money market and commodity prices in New York trading

News of money on call at 15 two percent and mercantile paper at 4 55. Sterling exchange posted rates and bank notes quoted. New York Produce Market lists flour, cornmeal, rye, barley, wheat and oats prices, with spot and futures quotes, plus butter cheese and other dairy goods values.

New York State Supreme Court St. Louis Harrity Democratic National Committee Chicago Kodjnskoye Moscow Lander Father Pitass Buffalo Morton House National Bank of Penn Yan N. Y Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange City Mills Minnesota Western Western Dairy

Shade and Fruit Trees Aid Road Moisture During Drought

Road Commissioner Budd of New Jersey notes four months of drought stressed roads. European practice shows macadamized roads benefit from shade or fruit trees to supply natural moisture, reduce maintenance costs, and improve scenery.

Budd New Jersey

What Farmers Might Save by Building Good Roads

The article estimates farmers could save about 630 million dollars on the cost of transporting produce to market through better roads, calling these figures forceful in support of road improvements.

France United States Havre New York State Telford N. _Y. Tripune

Varied World Notes From A British Newspaper Page

A collage of items notes on travel times from London to Bombay and the Cape, a Turkish court pianist’s salary, a Times correspondence budget, London vegetarian dining counts, grave robbery capital punishment under Chinese law, Galician village emigration to Brazil, and a quoted coin vendor's wry verse on the value of money.

Gulf Dussap The Times Bombay London Cape Graves Zazdrosz Trembonla Brazil

Bishop Hurst remembered for leadership and scholarship

The piece lauds Bishop Hurst as a premier church leader and scholar. It credits his education work in Germany and at Drew Theological Seminary, his role guiding an American university in Washington, and his plans for a grand institutional project. It praises his humility as a Christian virtue.

Hurst Our Mission Institute Germany Drew Theological Seminary American University At Washington Prince of Ito

Understanding Church Governance Through Conference Roles

The article urges church members to study the Discipline and learn the duties of the preacher in charge the presiding elder and the bishop. It notes the lay electoral conference powers and the general conference. It recommends following The Daily Christian Advocate for full coverage of the Cleveland session.

League Cleveland Daily Christian Advocate Benevolent Society

Call to Halt Card Playing and Cigarette Tax

The Wilson law taxes playing cards at 2 cents a pack, yielding 382402 dollars from 38240250 packs sold. The cigarette tax brought in 1666923 dollars with production over 100 packs per person. A call to the League to ban cigarettes and playing cards urges Christians to oppose these snares.

League

Wanted Girls Described as Honest Home Helpers

A verse praises girls who are good from heart to lips and pure in character. It extols homely virtues as trustworthy daughters, sisters, and mothers’ aides, suitable for family life and child care.

Mary B. James

Prayerful counsel strengthens pastor and church unity

The Congregationalist panel urges earnest prayer for pastors, defending their honor when criticized, and addressing faults through direct, brotherly dialogue. It argues frank talks improve mutual understanding even after disagreements.

Christ’s Active Life The Son of Man Seeks the Lost

A reflection on Christian life as active service. Jesus traveled with followers and tirelessly sought lost souls. The zeal of His mission burned within Him, inspiring His disciples to become tireless workers.

Dracaey Hale ii Jane Jesus Temple Mary Joshua Promised Land Babylon Jerusalem Zeph H. Doyle Torio Christ Eph. iv Phil. ii Col. ii III Jas. iv I Pet. v

Believing In Others and Helping a Despondent Neighbor

A Jewish Messenger editorial urges belief in others' good intentions unless proven otherwise. It praises aiding a neighbor to clear obstacles and lighten burdens, warning that those who sow pits for others risk their own downfall while those who assist bear lighter burdens.

Bravery and Discipline Shape the Faithful

The Reform Church Messenger writes that true bravery lies in facing life’s hardships without quailing. It describes life as a divinely ordained school that hardens the soul through severe discipline for an eternity of bliss.

Reform Church

Patience, self control praised as key education

Quotes emphasize mastering self denial as the best teacher. Miss Oliphant links self mastery to true education while Dr. Dewey extols patience with oneself and others as a daily, quiet greatness beyond battlefield or church rituals.

Miss Oliphant Dewey

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