Local District and County Officers List
The directory lists District and County officers including Member of Congress Joseph C. Sibley Senate Henry H. Cumings Assembly L. C. Baker President Judge W. M. Lindsey Associate Judges Z T Weaver and A T Hackney Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp Register and Recorder Chas D Crandall Sheriff James Brawn Treasurer George C Priestley County Commissioners J F Rounce W J Mead H M Preston Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney George B Munn Co Supt Schools O J Gunning Jury Commissioners R N Brown and C E Chapel Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors Geo M Pelton A M Bennett Frank McClellan County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
L. C. Baker
Town Officials and Appointments Listed in Borough Records
Burgess Frank Barnhart heads a long roster of town posts including Council President C Schimelfeng and Clerk E H Beshlin. The page names treasurer, attorneys, engineers, constables by ward, school directors, and multiple directors and committees with various named individuals.
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Rail Schedules
Readable scraps show mentions of Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh rail services with times and express designations. The fragment hints at schedule terms such as Leave, South, East, and express notation while listing times like 6:59 and 4:59. No clear event or outcome identified.
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Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Eastern Standard
Mnexpress
10 & M Express
Warren area professional cards list attorneys and services
Business cards for Schnur attorney at law and W Richardson dentist detail offices in Warren Pennsylvania. Charles W Stone and Ralph W Stone attorneys at law announce practice in local, state, and federal courts. SILL & SON appears truncated in the listing.
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Warren
Hoffman Building
Liberty and
Second Streets
Liberty
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W
Attorneys At Law
Warren, Pa
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball, Co
Thompson
Business Principles in Farming and American Innovation
An article argues farmers neglect Department of Agriculture research and soil studies, urging adoption of business methods and crop rotation. It notes tobacco's decline in Maryland and the need for trained agriculturists, with potential salaries from 1500 to 5000 dollars. The piece also praises American readers and newspapers as engines of quick thinking and moral standards.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Frank K. Cameron
Popular Science Monthly
Cameron
Maryland
Mechanic Arts
Look After the Boy
An exchange argues that in many families with boys and girls the girl receives more home care and a prettily furnished room while boys miss similar comforts. It urges mothers to provide a cozy, private space for boys to keep them indoors and away from streets.
Regiment Prepares With Rose Water Amid War Plans
The colonel hastily organizes to face the front with no ammunition or arms. Wagons carry baskets of flowers and boxes labeled rose water as he explains to the astonished general he aims to carry on war without harming anyone.
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Chicago Tribune
Mississippi representative crafts a new Negro story
In a courtroom exchange a man questions an old Negro about being the defendant. The reply denies guilt and asserts defense by a lawyer. The man finally identifies himself as the chicken thief, labeled by a questioning observer as “the gentleman who stole the chickens.”
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Representative Williams
Mississippi
Smileys Liberty Street Store Ad Blitz
Smiley and Bettis advertise moving to a new Liberty Street location with assurances of best goods and lowest prices. The notice emphasizes updated store opening and value for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Smiley & Bettis
Prosperity Eyed as 1902 Crops Promise Strong Harvest
Roosevelt signs new law as butter rises four cents a pound and farmers gain momentum. Countrywide crops for 1902 show high promise and an improving economic outlook amid spring cloths at Jacob Keller, the tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Jacob Keller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
G. F. Yates
W. A. Talbott
R. F. van Doorn
W. J. Knox
George Ott
W. M. Creal
J. W. Armstrong
B. Tucker
Dr. C. J. Frantz
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Buffalo and Allegheny Division
Ww. Schnur
W. Richardson, E
W. A. Greaves
Ales
Eastman Kodaks
Darulee , Lindsey
Second St
Warren Edward Lindsey
Third Street
R W. Stuart, E
Hoffman Block
J W. Dunkel, E
Pice Sill & Son
Exchange Block
Water Street
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Geo. Ball’s
Joseph T. Danforth, E
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H S. Perry
Woodard & Lesser
Jeena Hepburn, M.D
Royal Medicine CO
Canewanmate
Morris & Mullen
New York
Lancaster Examiner
New Negro Story
N. Greenland & Son
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Salyer & Randall
Men's Suit Department
Randall
Slater & CO
Davis Chambers
B. P
Devoe
First National Bank
Pennsylvania R.R
Philadelphia & Erie Division
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kane
Pullman
Erie
Williamsort
Williamsport
Phil
Wmsport
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley Division
Kinzua
Bradford Salamanca
Olean
Olean Express
Pittsburg
Irvington
Tionesta
Oil City
Buffalo Express
W.S. Leffard
J.R, Hutchinson
J. R. Woop
Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad
New York Central
Hudson River R. R. Co
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co
Daily
Sun. Sun
Sun
North
Fredonia
Oveesseerss
Cecsseeee Brussel
Cccccees
Sem Waited
Meee Irvineton
Youngsville
Soo
Pittsfield
Garland
Cece
Grand Valley
Titusville
Buffalo
West
Falconer
A. J. Smith
Gen
Cleveland
W. J. Sparks
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Sheffield
Sheffield Junction
Winlock
Shef. Junction
Lamona
Winlack
Inlack
Eer Junction
B.B
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
East
F. H. Garfield
Div Pas
Neontown N.Y
S Dacpheds.& CO
Cmreas
Home Savings Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D. Clark
Frank K. Russell
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Bookfree
Peal Eisercom Co
Ohio
Siegfried
Kingston
N. Y
Gro. W
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