Attorneys at Law Office at 312 Liberty Street Warren Pa
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Attorneys At Law
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
J. G. Smith
M. Andrews
First Nat's Bank
Warren
Superior
Supreme Courts of
Pennsylvania
United States
Exchange Block
Water Street
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Jennson’s Exchange
Edward Lindsey
AS. O. Armlee
Warren, P
Hazeltine Building
Warren Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas
A. Peterson
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Third Street
A. W. McAlpin
Pa'a
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Beaty Block
D. J. Ball
D. C. Thompson
Dying Christian to His Soul Poem Excerpt
A fragmentary religious poem excerpt presents the speaker’s struggle and release as death approaches. The speaker pleads for the end of mortal striving and envisions angels guiding the soul to heaven, asking where death’s sting has gone.
Do Not Marry or Suffer Slavery at Home
An ironic meditation on marriage and gender roles contrasts husbands who prize surface wit with wives who express real talent. The speaker rails against social tyranny, calling men slaves to petty tyrants as he recalls a neighbor’s humiliation by a badge wearer.
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Tom
Harry
Ursini
Caxton
Buffalo
Buffalo Review Company
Franklin Street
William H. Beard
New York City
Stephen Ball
National Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Amos Rice
Charlotte
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Sioux Falls
S. D
Pekin
Alaska
W. Va
Oscar Blackman
James Pergrin
Robert Young
Belle Center
Toronto Dispatch
Modder River
Zululand
Pullman
Ark
Fort Slocum
Plattsville
Wis
Russell Luke
Wesley Hodgson
Gertie Luke
Mr. Luke
Blackwater
Ont
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Maryland
Lycrugus F. Laflin
Chicago
Newport News
W William Butterfield
London
Wiley
Narragansett Pier
Harold
Antonio Ferraro
Sing Sing
Raymond Harvey de Montmorency
Galdacre
Viscount Frankfort de Montmorency
Lourenzo Marques
Botha
Steyn
Krugers
Allan Line
Californian
Ram Island
Portland
Ayers’ Marble and Granite Works
Elmira
United States Supreme Court
Oberlin M. Carter
George Wooley Allen
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Oliver Thompson
Goshen
Albany
W. E. Wamsley
Joseph Wamsley
Rochester
Brooklyn
Paardeberg
Bloemfontein
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Lorenzo Marques
Mafeking
London Daily Chronicle
Cape Colony
England
South Africa
Cronje
Cape Town
Ithaca
Torres
Guaymas
Mex
Yaquis
Philip D. Armour, Jr
May E. Armour
Lester
Philip D
Roll on ball roll on a quirky verse moment
The poem fragment depicts a speaker facing hardship with financial woes and a bleak outlook yet urged to persevere. It centers on themes of resilience amid debt and social pressure. Descriptive diction evokes movement and defiance against gloom.
To Arms Ye Bravest Voices of Liberty
A call to rise against tyrants urging children and wives to witness tears and cries. The speaker condemns hiring bands threatening peace and liberty and urges marching forth with the avenging sword for victory or death.
Handwriting Critique Sparks Editorial Manuscript Clash
A lawyer laments misread handwriting as an editor recalls receiving a manuscript not typewritten. The Washington Star notes the dispute over deciphering a document and the implication for its significance.
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Washington Star
Portrait of the villain mirrors author and life
Critics praise the antagonist as a vivid portrait drawn from real life. The author confirms the character reflects himself, acknowledged by his wife’s depiction. The Brooklyn Life review highlights a striking self-resemblance in the villain.
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Brooklyn Life
Surprised but Yielded New Cook Refusal
The column notes a humorous exchange where a new cook explains needing three days’ keep after yielding to instruction. The mistress laments that the Irish boarder Bridget earlier required only two, highlighting a domestic miscommunication in a Columbus State Journal item.
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Shure
Bridget
Columbus
State Journal
History of the Week Highlights Multiple 1900 News Items
The Feb 22 1900 history column lists fires and arrests in Buffalo, deaths of William Beard Stephen Ball and many figures, wartime dispatches from Canada and Europe, accidents, political notes, and notable local obituaries across New York, Connecticut, and Ontario with dates, places, and brief outcomes.
New York Money Market Report Feb 21 Money on call and rates
Market figures show New York on February 21 with money on call at 2 percent and prime mercantile paper around 4 1/2 to 5 percent. Sterling exchange quotes show bankers' bills at about 4.86 to 4.87 for demand and near 4.83 to 4.83 for sixty days, with posted rates near 4.84 to 4.88. Commercial bills listed around 4.83 to 4.84. silver certificates at low fractional cents, bar silver around 50 5 percent, and Mexican dollars near 47 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Floor Trading Summary
New York produce quotes show FLOUR ranges from 2.25 to 3.60 for winter types. CORNMEAL yellow at 0.80 to 2.30. BUCK WHEAT at 0.56 to 0.57. WHEAT No 2 red 0.76, No 1 northern 0.78 fob afloat. CORN No 2 0.31 fob afloat. OATS No 2 0.29 0.30, track mixed 0.29 0.36. HAY shipping 0.66 0.80. PORK Family 13.00 13.50. BUTTER Western creamery 19c, June creamery 18 22c. CHEESE fall-made 12 13c. EGGS 6c state and Pa, 1 14c Western. POTATOES Jersey 1.25 1.62, New York 1.50 1.87, Long Island 1.50 2.00, Jersey Sweets 2.25 2.75.
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Minnesota
City
Brandywine
C.i.f
New York
Duluth
Butthor—Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Jersey
Long Island
Jersey Sweets
Market prices for grains and dairy in Buffala
Buffalo area quotes list No 1 hard wheat at 76½ cents f o b afloat No 1 northern 74½ cents winter wheat 71¾ cents No 2 red 71¼ cents No 2 yellow corn 3 to 3¾ cents No 3 yellow 3¾ cents No 2 rye 64 cents butter creamery western extras 24 to 24¾ cents dairy extra 22¾ cents to 23¾ cents cheese fancy full cream 13 cents etc Potatoes state No 1 white 63 to 66 cents fair to good 47 to 48 cents Jerseys red per barrel 8.00 to 3.25 dollars.
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C. F.o.b
Pennsylvania
Western
Great Triumph for Stalwarts in Jefferson County Primaries
Harrisburg correspondence reports Jefferson county led a decisive stalwart victory in the Republican primaries over insurgents and Flinn, with Fisher winning state senate and Quay supporters dominating congress delegates. Indiana county expected similar results, while Chester Snyder and Lancaster counties reaffirm staunch support for Quay leadership and regulars, with bolters sidelined.
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Harrisburg
Colonel Quay
United States Senate
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Indiana
Pennsylvania
United States
William Flinn
Pittsburg
Indiana County
John S. Fisher
Dr. Morrow
Flinn
Mr. Fisher
Congress
Quay
Philadelphia
Mercer
Armstrong
Lawrence
Butler
Beaver
John P. Elkin
Sentative
Martin
Delaware County
Chester County
James M. Guffey
McKinley
Stone
M. S. Quay
Matthew Stanley Quay
Senate
Cholters
Cavanaugh
Snyder County
Thad M. Mahon
Assembly
A. M. Smith
B. K. Focht
G. M. Shindel
Register and Recorder
J. H. Willits
Dr. P. Herman
G. W. Wagenseiler
Republicans
Benjamin K. Focht
Lewisburg
Union County
Quay Seated Prospects Rise in Pennsylvanian Contest
Philadelphia reports that Senator Penrose won a crucial vote on Col Quay case in the U S Senate, signaling momentum for Quay’s seating. Insurgent efforts to blame the Republican organization for fraud falter as local polling yields strong party support and high nominee scores.
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Philadelphia
Colonel Quay
United States Senate
Congress
Penrose
Beaver Statesman
Quay
Senator Penrose
Hoar
Chandler
Daniel
Virginia
Senator Quay
New York Herald
Washington
Governor Stone
Republican Party
Cunningham
Danger to Troops Wearing Kilts
The London Star questions the kilt as campaigning dress amid reports from Modder River and Elandslaagte. It notes Argyll Highlanders with blistered legs and Gordon Highlanders photographed in rain on the veldt. Kilts allegedly hindered movement and made troops easy targets for Boer riflemen. The piece weighs practical downsides against sentiment.
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Daily Telegraph
Modder River
Illustrated London News
London Star
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Smith & Andrews, LS
Charles W. Stone, Ralph W. Stone
Yous Sill & Son, S
J W. Dunkle, Fe
Bairstow
Stabio
Geo. Ball’s
Well & Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
H. S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Woodard & Lesser
MC Alpin & Stuart
R. W. Stuart
Yee & Schnur
W A. Greaves
Warrer
Cees
Bi & Thompson
Local Directory
Joseph C. Sibley
Henry H. Cumings
E. W. Parshall
Fred B. Jackson
C. A. Peterson
H. M. Putnam
H. A. Putnam
W. R. Dawson
W. 8. Peirce
Geo. M. Pelton
A. M. Bennett
Frank Mclellan
D. F.a. Wheelock
Warren Borough Officers
E. R. Peirce
Wm., Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
S.G. Ward
John Ee
John G. Brown
Wm. Hoverty
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie
B. B
Estern
BR. R. Wat
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley & Pi North
Expres
Lee
A. A. Davis & Company
SI Siggers
T. O. Slater & CO
OMEGA
American Beauty
Keystone
Garland
Acorn
Our Sheet Metal and Pipe Shops
Water ST
NEW York Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
Mart
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Tag Ulna
GEMS
Pope
Johnson
Noddy
J. G. Saxe
Rienzi
Rome
Brutus
Mary R. Mitford
Gilbert
Marseilles
Rouget de Lisle
Ocean
Longfellow
Fehlman Bros
History OF the
Thomas C. Johns
Denver
Col
Bellevue Hospital
Kearsarge
Newport Ship Building Yards
Cuba
Arlington Cemetery
Halifax
Benjamin Wood
New York Daily News
Lawton
Corbin
Henry Duff
von Miguel
Berlin
Wisconsin Central
Curtis
Winston Churchill
Chieveley
Ladysmith
William F. Miller
Franklin Syndicate Fame
George Inglis
Lizzie
Cradock
New Method
Hector MacDonald
Highland Brigade
Roberts
Leslie E. Keeley
Gold Cure’ Fame
Los Angeles
Cal
Keeley
Dwight
Reichstag
Alsace-Lorraine
Lord Kitchener
John Lazarus
Mount Carmel
Goat Island Bridge
Niagara Falls
Fealls- Dan Rice
Long Branch
N. J
Bright
St. Petersburg
Cantacuzene
Frederick Dent Grant
United States Army
Honolulu
James B. Carr
South Centerville
Stone Road
Ward van Doren
Watkins, N. Y
Watkins Glen Creek
Seneca Lake
Warwick
Warwick Institute
General McNulty
Hamilton House
McNulty
Anna Warren
Dexter
House of Representatives
Vreeland
Jamestown
Mary C. Miner
Riverside Drive
Andrew Davidson
Cooperstown
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
Orange River
Timothy L. Woodruff
Gallagher
Albany Police Force
Hugh McCann
Cohoes
Texas
Militia Department
Ottawa
British War Office
Aden
Birmingham
Ala
John F. Dicks
Ontario and Western Railroad
Middletown
National Bank
Port Jervis
Big Four
Terre” Haute
Ind
Buller
Lillian Pauncefote
Robert Bromley
J. A. B. Scully
Fall River
Mass
Hamilton, Ont
W. F. Walker
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Chester and
Snyder
Stalwarts
Lancaster
Bolters
A. T. Moorehead
The
Indiana Progress
Fisher
Tom Toms
Big Sandy
Kops
Kopjes
Hors du Combat
Chester and Snyder
Lancaster County
State Senate
Henry F. Muhlenberg
Flinn- Martin Combine
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