Local Officials Listed for County Roles and Positions
A compiled roster names numerous county offices and appointees including Member of Congress Joseph C. Sibley Senate Henry H. Cumings Assembly E W Parshall Judge W M Lindsey Associate Judges J H Sandstrom Z T Weaver Prothonotary Frank M Knapp Recorder Chas D Crandall Sheriff John H Fuellhart Treasurer James Kh Mitchell County Commissioners J F Rounce W J Mead H M Preston Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney O A Peterson Co Supt Schools H M Putnam Jury Commissioners A Putnam W R Dawson Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors Geo M Pelton A M Bennett Frank McClellan County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
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Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
H. M. Preston
Fred B. Jackson
O. A. Peterson
H. M. Putnam
H. A. Putnam
W. R. Dawson
W. 5. Peirce
Geo
M. Pelton
A. M. Bennett
Frank McClellan
F.A. Wheelock
Town Officials List for Jurgess-Frank Barnhart Era
A historical roster lists town officers council president Jas Braun and others including clerk E H Beshlin treasurer A J Hazeltine and attorney W Schnur. It names Justices H S Perry C H Meacham collector E Ric Peirce engineer D F A Wheelock and school directors D J Ball as president and W Leflard secretary with multiple members.
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Jurgess
Frank Barnhart
L.T. Borehers
Jas. Braun
Jos. Hill
John Masterson
Levin Smith
C. Schimelfeng
E. Tf. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
S. Frantz
D. L. Lewis
G. W. Harmon
T. K. Clawson
E. H. Beshlin
Treasu
A. J. Hazeltine
H. S. Perry
C. H. Meacham
E. Ric. Peirce
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
Istward
Railroad timetable fragment for Philadelphia Erie routes
Eastern Standard time schedules show arrivals and departures for the Philadelphia Erie lines with multiple trains listed. The fragment includes train numbers and times such as 7 30 PM 9 00 AM and 1 25 PM with express services Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh connections.
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Philadelphia & Erie R. B
West Eastern Standard
New York
Pennsylvania
Eastern Standard
EAST
Ss.c
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
Knowledge on Truth Soap grading and stock use
The statement discusses using non-decomposed and non offensive stock in truth soap, advising it be placed in yellow and cheap grades. It presents a claim about classification likely in a production or quality context without broader context or verification.
Word Play at the Barroom by Bret Harte
A tavern scene unfolds with bearded men in mock school competition. Lanky Jim and Joe sit at chairs as the bar holds court with a schoolmaster aloft. The crowd shouts, bets, and misfires on words while Brown, Bilson, and Poker Dick squabble and fall into a chaotic chase.
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Lanky
Jim
Joe
Bob
Brown
Bilson
Calaveras
Gueiss
Poker Dick
Bret Harte
The Boy as "General Utility Man" Receives Praise
A poem honors boys for their hard work at home noting that they fill many roles from stove to cart work. It calls for appreciation for sons who handle chores, find balance between labor and rest, and be treated as family joys rather than expected to always work.
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J. Hampton Moore
State League of Republican Clubs of
Pennsylvania
Moore
Republican Party
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State League
Republican Clubs
Republican
New Jersey
Delaware
Republican National Committee
Citizens’ Committee
South Broad Street
Union Republican Club
Republican Club
State League
New York
Ohio
District of Columbia
Illinois
Massachusetts
Louis Wagner
Third National Bank
Academy of Music
T. O. Slater Co Hardware and Farm Supply Catalog
Local supplier T. O. Slater & Co lists offerings for roofing plumbing sheetiron and pipe fitting plus farm tools including plows harrows seeders weeders cultivators and hay machinery. It promotes Stearns bicycles Racyle wheels bicycle supplies fishing tackle house furnishings and a wide range of hardware including paints glass brass goods pipes belting and packing with stone filters for pure water.
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Stearns
If I Were a Davis Man Poem By William Whitlock
A verse by William Wallace Whitlock imagines social status and romance. The speaker declares idealized roles of Gibson girl and Davis man seeking power and charm. Desires include grand visions like Kubla Khan and a playful pledge to marry sibling, ending with dramatic theatrical tone.
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Gibson Girl
Davis
Kubla Khan
Gibson
William Wallace Whitlock
Old-Time Love Song by Pall Mall Gazette
A romantic verse from Pall Mall Gazette emphasizes that worldly honors count for nothing without the beloved. The speaker compares laurel wreaths, sovereignty, and roses to the beloved, declaring only the heart and hand of the beloved have true value. The poem longs for the balance of power and beauty to be shared with the loved one.
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Earth
Pall Mall Gazette
Old De Whiskers Negotiates Life Insurance Plea
The line shows Mrs De Whiskers asking for nothing else to please her husband as he notes life insurance of 25 000 in her favor. The exchange hints at a comic noir tone with a young wife seeking love and security.
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Old de Whiskers
Mrs. de Whiskers
Watchmaker Blues as Hands Slip Timing in Clockshop
A quirky line from Miss Gay notes the big hand seems to hold the little hand, echoing a joke in Jewelers' Weekly about watch trouble. The playful exchange reflects common watchmaking frustrations and humor.
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Miss Gay
Skating Quip Sparks a Witty Exchange
A sharp exchange unfolds as an expert taunts a man about skating. The man replies with a quip that he did not specify whether his skate was on his feet or on his neck, signaling humorous deflection.
Father questions suit over daughter as boy cites circumstantial evidence
In a terse exchange the father asks if the daughter encouraged the suit. The young man replies that only circumstantial evidence exists and notes the dog is kept in the cellar on nights he calls. The fragment suggests a domestic dispute with unresolved allegations.
History of the Week May 31 to June 6 1900
A digest of events from May 31 to June 6 including relief efforts in Bombay and Mysore, cholera in India, U S diplomacy in Constantinople, legal rulings on Knights of Labor and beer taxation, deaths of editors and officials, transport arrivals in New York, uprisings in the Philippines, Boer actions near Pretoria, and political moves in St. Louis and New York.
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Mysore
India
Bombay
Rajputana
Lloyd C. Griscom
United States
Constantinople
Ismidt
Barnard
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
J. W. Hayes
Knights of Labor
Senate Committee On Finance
Willard A. Cobb
Lockport Journal
State Civil Service Commission
Stevens Hotel
Lockport
San Francisco
A. Carling
Carling
Pine Island
N. Y
Middletown
New York
Bermuda
E. C. Benedict
Cleveland
J. D. Bryant
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Columbus
Waterson
William Rockefeller
Rockefeller
London
China
Pao-Ting-Fu
Massachusetts
League of American Wheelmen
Waltham
Rochester
G. R. Moore
Elmira
Chicago
Grayson
The
Atlanta Journal
Kansas City
Journal
William Randolph Hearst
San Miguel
Bulacan
Luzon
Thirty-fifth Volunteer Infantry
March
Thirty-third Regiment
Aparra
Benguet
Meade
Manila
Genrela E. S. Otis
Utica
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Bar Association of New York
Committee On
John R. Hazel
Western District of New York
Pitts Kimball Company
Boston
E. S. Otis
Carl Raub
Bertha Yucker
Orchard Street
Free Church Assembly
Edinburgh
United Presbyterian Church
Hartford
Farragut
Hampton Roads
War Department
Otis
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
People’s Party
Algeria
Buffalo
Kruger
England
Transvaal
Pretoria
Francis Hinton Maule
Princeton
Rathbone
Cuba
Post Office
Perry Belmont
W. J. Bryan
Harrisburg Debate Over Voting Machines Sparks Party Tensions
Harrisburg June 5 reports a supreme court decision forcing the secretary of the commonwealth to advertise constitutional amendments tied to voting machines. Governor Stone vetoed the move, critics say the ruling favors machine advocates amid election reform debates and the cost is projected at about $40,000 for county notices.
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Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Stone
Reform Associations
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Republican Organization
Secretary
The
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Stalwarts
Pennsylvania Republicans fret over convention ticket shortages
Philadelphia notes growing interest in the 19th inauguration week as ticket demand outpaces supply. Quay and Reeder press local leaders, with 4000 citizen tickets split among 1500 subscribers, while delegates and alternates receive limited admissions and coupon permits for multiple sessions.
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Philadelphia
National Committee
Pennsylvania
General Reeder
Republican State Committee
Commonwealth
McKinley
Representative Party
Union
Colonel Quay
Wiswell
Ashbridge
Citizens’ Committee
Reeder
Quay
Girard College
Republican Party
John C. Grady
North Nineteenth Street
Walton
Republican Committee
Locust Street
Wheeler's Elevation
The president is expected to appoint General Joe Wheeler as brigadier general in the regular army to fill the vacancy created by General Otis's confirmation as major general. Wheeler may retire soon after his promotion, according to his personal friends.
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Washington
Joe Wheeler
Senate
Otis
Wheeler
Pan American Exposition Buildings To Be Finished by October
Buffalo reports that all main Pan American Exposition structures for 1901 will be completed by October. Foundations laid and a large force of carpenters will rush the work. Canal and lagoon excavations are nearly done, with most tasks ahead of the original schedule.
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Buffalo
Blossberg Oil strikes another gusher in Gaines field
Elmira reports Blossberg Oil company hits another gusher in Gaines Pennsylvania with initial flow around 100 barrels per hour. Earlier gushers sent over 700 barrels to tanks between 2 and 6 pm as part of a big field strike. In New York, Robert Bonner testifies he found 70000 worth of bonds hidden between magazine leaves in a book case after his father’s death.
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Elmira
Blossberg Oil Company
Gaines, Pa
New York
Robert Bonner
Robert Edwin Bonner
Market Report from New York Produce Market
Prices for flour, buckwheat, rye flour, cornmeal, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and potatoes are listed. Notable ranges include flour patents 3.60 to 3.85, winter straights 3.35 to 3.45, butter 14 to 20 cents, cheese 8.4 to 9.0 cents, and pigs’ price band 13.50 to 14.50. Regional items cover Minnesota, western rye, Jersey potatoes, and Long Island sweets.
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Minnesota
New York
Western
C.i.f
City
Brandywine
Duluth
Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Long Island
Buffalo Provision Market Roundup of Grain and Livestock
Buffalo market reports list wheat prices for No 1 hard 73¾, No 1 northern 71¾, No 1 red Tic, corn No 2 yellow 42, oats No 2 white 27¾, flour prices for spring patent and various grades, butter cheese eggs and potato values. East Buffalo live stock quotes show cattle and hog prices, with ranges for extra export steers, shipping steers, fat heifers, cows, sheep and lambs, and packers grades hogs.
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Buffalo
Best
Graham
Pennsylvania
East Buffalo
Cheese and butter sales reported in Little Falls
Little Falls reports cheese sales with 4,479 boxes of large cheese at 9.69 times the small cheese price and 4.44 packages of butter sold, with prices around 18 to 20 cents.
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Little Falls
Cheese and butter sales at Utica Board of Trade
On June 4 at Utica the cheese market reported 91 lots of 6,660 boxearge white sold at 9 9 9c, large colored at 9 9 9c, and small cheese at 5 5%c. Butter sales included 20 packages of creamery at 19 ½c and 138 packages at 20c.
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Utica
Board of Trade
Buffalo Hay Market Prices for Timothy and Baled Hay
Prices listed for timothy hay No 1 loose 15.50 16.00 No 2 14.00 15.00 prime baled hay 16 baled No 1 per ton light 14 15.00
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Buffalo
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W. Dunkle E
Warren
Offee
Hoffman Building
Liberty and
Second Streets
ITH & Andrews
Attorneys At Law
Liberty —_ Warren, Pa
Smith, M. Andrews
Charles W. Stone, Ralph W. Stone
Irneys
First Nat'l Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts
John Sill & Son
In Exchange Block
Waterstreet
Warren, Pa
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Tarmlee & Lindsey
Onice
Jennson
Edward Lindsey
O, Farmlee
Ralastow
Talent & Peterson
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor, Chas, A, Peterson
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H S. Perry
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Mi Calplin & Stuart
Third Street
A. CU. Mgalpin
R. W. Stuart
Tilbur & Schnur
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
Thompson
Beaty Block
Op. 1
Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Mail Office
Lippincott’s Monthly
A. A. Davis & Company
Angel’s
T. O. Slater & CO
Water ST
NEW York Tri-Weekly Tribune
the News
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
Weberly Tribune
Matt
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Illinois Steel Company
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J. Lee Plumber
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W. P. Snyder
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Dr. Snyder
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West Chester
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