County Officials List Names and Roles
A complete roster of county officials including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly E. W. Parshall President Judge Charles H. Noyes Associate Judges J. H. Sandstrom Z. T. Weaver Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp Register and Recorder Wim. McCray Sheriff John H. Fuellhart Treasurer M. A. Myers County Commissioners J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston Commissioners' Clerk Fred B. Jackson District Attorney C. A. Peterson Co. Supt. Schools H. M. Putnam Treasury Commissioners W. A. Clark C. D. Ney Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce County Auditors E. C. Allen H. H. Bassett Gee P. Orr County Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
Charles H. Noyes
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. T. Weaver
Frank M. Knapp
Register
Wim. McCray
John H. Fuellhart
M. A. Myers
J. F. Rounce
W. J. Mead
H. M. Preston
Fred B. Jackson
C. A. Peterson
H. M. Putnam
W. A. Clark
C. D. Ney
W. S. Peirce
E. C. Allen
H. H. Bassett Gee
P. Orr
D. F.A. Wheelock
Town Officials and Directors Listing for Burgess-Fred A Steber
Town Council members led by John Masterson and Jas Brann with L T Borchers Joseph Hill R G Mead Charles G Offerle J F Hegerty F W Conarro Frank G Trushel Wm O Neill Levi Smith James Vable. Merk D A Arird Treas A J Hazeltine Justices H S Perry C H Meacham Collector E R Peirce Attorney Wm Schuur Engineer D F A Wheelock Constables by ward and School Directors list including D I Ball president James W Crawford Leec y W D McLaren Mrs Peoria A Cowan Mrs C W Beaty Dr W M Baker J M Davidson W D Hinckley C W Brown Dr C D Arird W G Shreeves J C Magee.
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Peoria
A. Cowan
C. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
3. M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
C. W. Brown
C. D. Arird
W. G. Shreeves
J.C. Magee
A New Triple Alliance Hints at Britain United States and Japan
The Daily Telegraph reports a high authority says a triple alliance may form among Great Britain, the United States, and Japan. The note follows a string of war scare and diplomacy as Cuba Spain and Pacific tensions unfold in March.
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United States
Gomez
Spain
Cuba
Montgomery
Havana
American Peace Society
Cleveland
Key West
England
Far East
Skaguay
Chicago
McKisson
Hanna
Chief Moore
Weather Bureau
Washington
Great Lakes
Hawley
South
Navy
Maine
Frederick Boutz
Southampton
L.I
Kate Bherman
Norristown
Port Kennedy
Oliver
Albany
Joseph Christie
John F. Ahearn
Troy
Hudson
Deadwood
S. D
Senor Sagasta
Prince Albert
Belgium
McKinley
Vanderbilt 4Len
Capri
Italy
Maine Relief Fund
Bradstreet
W. S. Rosecrans
Los Angeles
Cal
Renorinee
Mich
Tom Sharkey
Joe Choynski
San Francisco
Sharkey
Indiana
Michigan City
Anderson
China
Russia
Port Arthur
Bombay
William J. Koerner
Rose Redgate
New York
Gleason & Gillette
Bergen
N. Y
Joe Leiter
Senor Barnabees
Germany
Isaiah Thomas
Sparta
John Ross
Lancaster
Ont
America
Lena Schroll
Poughkeepsie
Vermont
Sap
Senate
T. V. Powderly
Toronto
New York City
Proctor
London
News York
The
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Japan
Market Report New York Money Market Update
New York March 15 money on call 2 3 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 4 and a half percent. Sterling exchange actual bank bills 4.83 to 4.84 for demand 4.80 to 4.80 for 60 days. Posted rates 4.81 to 4.88 and 4.54 to 4.85. Bar silver 55 4 cents. Commercial bills 4.80 to 4.80. Mexican dollars 45 cents. Silver certificates 55 53 cents.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Report
A detailed listing of grain, flour, cornmeal, rye, buckwheat flour, barley, wheat, corn, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs with spot and futures values. Includes No 2 red, No 1 northern, Manitoba and Duluth grades, and various regional price ranges for end of period trading.
Snatches of Aphorisms and Observations From an Old Column
A compilation of quips on temperance, speech, patience, perfection, and social roles. Notes on contractors versus carpenters, a remark on female education and duties, and a joke about Lent and dressmaking. Mentions Galicia Hungary and salt deposits as trivia.
Homeward Bound Cow Returns From 100 Mile Journey
A 3 year old heifer sold from Farmer Foy in McKean County Pa. to a Crawford County buyer made a long 100 mile trek back to her old home. She wandered across the Allegheny River and other streams, arrived thin and worn, yet resumed her place in the Foy barn after a night of mournful bawling.
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New York Sun
Indiana
Cattaraugus County
Farmer Foy
McKean County
Crawford County
Foy
Meadville
Salamanca
Allegheny River
President Adams and the White House trees
The article notes John Quincy Adams as president who planted most of the White House grounds trees. It highlights his daily Potomac swims and Capitol square walks, then his keen interest in tree planting at age 58, comparing his enthusiasm to Sir Walter Scott.
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White House
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Potomac
Capitol Square
Walter Scott
Longing to keep clothes affordable at Keller's Tailor
A local tailor promotes steady budgeting and steady work ethic while advertising new winter cloths. Jacob Keller announces his shop has moved downstairs to the corner room at Second and Liberty streets. He urges customers to buy clothing there, highlighting latest styles for winter.
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Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Elegant Cheap Wedding Invitations at the Mar Office
Readable notice promotes Hy Ball Invitations offering elegant wedding invitations at low prices from the Mar Office. The ad highlights affordable, neat designs and professional printing services for weddings and formal events.
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Mar
Leeal Blanxs
Strange Ways In Which God Leads Us
Rev W J Yates reflects on how trials benefit believers guiding readers through Acts 13 45 40 and the Antioch rejection that led to gospel outreach. Persecution of Paul and the conversion of Timothy illustrate growth through hardship and the need to cling to faith during perilous paths.
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W. J. Yates
A. M
God
Antioch
Pisidia
Paul
Barnabas
Lystra
Timothy
Apostle
Rome
Bishop Goodsell’s European Mission Oversight Highlighted
Special interest attaches to Bishop Goodsell’s two years in Europe. He oversaw Methodist Episcopal work in Bulgaria Denmark Finland Italy north Germany Norway south Germany Sweden and Switzerland. He held each conference twice and, by inspecting each field, gained knowledge aiding future church planning. He completed the union of the Germany Wesleyan missions with ours after wide consent. The League plans evenings to depict our church missions.
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Goodsell
Europe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bulgaria
Denmark
Finland
Italy
North Ger
Norway
South Germany
Sweden
Switzerland
Wesleyan Methodist Missions of
Germany
Wesleyan Conference
Quiet Time for Growth in Grace and Stillness
The text warns that constant bustle and noise do not prove work done. It praises quiet thinking with God as essential for growth in grace. It cautions against overworking and too many meetings, urging retirement and stillness to grow spiritually.
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God
This Alone Is To Live Quote by Phillips Brooks
A passage expresses the joy of purposeful work as a positive act shaping the world. It compares active living to a grain of sand in a vast system, asserting that only those who act truly live.
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Phillips Brooks
Harsh Judgments and the Mercy of God in Faber
A reflective meditation on self deception and judgment. The speaker asks for divine grace to see others rightly, confessing personal sin and seeking mercy to reflect God’s goodness in the heart and in others’ failures.
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Highlights
Buffalo March 16 market report shows wheat prices for No 1 hard at 1.06 and No 1 northern at 1.07 to 1.09, No 2 red 98 cents, and various corn oats rye values. Flour and dairy prices listed with state creamery butter at 20 to 22 cents, cheese full cream 7 to 10 cents, eggs Ohio and Canada 10 to 11 cents. Live stock includes cattle at 4.00 to 5.25, calves up to 3.60, sheep 4.25 to 4.25, lambs 5.91 to 11.00, hogs 3.70 to 4.12.
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City Mills
Winter
Winter Straits
Minnesota
I. F
Brandywine
Western
Milwaukee
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
F.o.b
White State
Hay—Shipping
Elgins
State
Southern
Buffalo
Graham
Buter
Canada
Good Co
Duffalo Hay Market Prices Report
Timothys per ton sells for ten dollars while No 2do hay brings eight fifty. Baléd hay and baled straw values appear inconsistent with rye pricing noted as ten dollars to eleven dollars.
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Timothy
Christian Endeavor Discusses Intemperance Dangers
Rev S H Doyle presents a March 20 topic on the evils of intemperance citing Proverbs and Galatians. He argues drink impoverishes families and society, fuels crime, and widens the gulf from God, urging the Christian Endeavor to lead temperance efforts.
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Rev
S. H. Doyle
Toric
Solomon
Gal
Lev
Isa
Joel i
Amos vi
Num
Nah. i
Rom
I Cor
Gal. v
Paths of sacrifice and choice at life’s mountain summit
The text contrasts two paths, one demanding sacrifice and discipline leading to eternal gifts, and another promising ease and abundance but ending in doubt and despair. It emphasizes human choice at a moral crossroad and the enduring reward for those who endure heavenly trials.
Sunday School Army Aims to Reach 1.5 Million Scholars by 1901
Rev Dr James A Worden superintendent of the Sunday school department of the northern Presbyterian church seeks 500000 more Sunday school scholars before April 1 1901 to celebrate the twentieth century. The Sunday school army already numbers 1000000.
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James A. Worden
Northern Presbyterian Church
Unique Christian Endeavor Society Names Members in Seven States
The Shut In Endeavor band lists members across Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Illinois Virginia Maryland and Minnesota. Correspondence should be sent to Mrs C O Wonters Howley Minn.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Shut In Endeavor Band
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Ilinois
Virginia
Maryland
Minnesota
C. O. Wonters
Howley, Minn
Quip Sparks Lively Exchange In Town Sermon
A bustling exchange after a sermon ends with a punchy line about cutting life short to yield more good. The colorful remark captures local humor and parishioner wit during a quiet evening service.
Song of the Armenian Shepherd
A religious poem in which a shepherd prays for rest and guidance at evening. The speaker recalls guiding wandering sheep home at day’s end and asks divine mercy to keep all from straying. The verse emphasizes daily toil, prayer, and return to the fold.
Blind salamander found in San Marcos artesian well
An artesian well at San Marcos Texas yielded water and a previously unknown creature. Researchers at Cornell University received specimens showing a nearly white blind salamander with long slender legs and useless toes for locomotion yet sensitive feelers in subterranean waters. The species is named typhlomolge.
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San Marcos
Tex
Cornell University
The Big Hat in Front Spoils Theater View
In a New York Sunday World report, Smithers laments paying two dollars for a seat blocked by a large theater hat worn by a woman in front. He dreams of old despotism as the curtain rises and the hat is finally removed to reveal the stage.
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Smithers
New York Sunday World
Through Buffalo to Greater New York Query
A Westbound traveler questions the train conductor on whether the route reaches Greater New York before Buffalo, grilling if the claim that the city limits overlap is true or a campaign lie. The exchange reflects playful regional banter from the Chicago Post.
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New York
Greater
Buffalo
Chicago Post
Tragedian Claims Klondike Trip For Acting Not Gold
A quoted exchange from the New York Sunday World has a tragedian declaring intent to travel to Klondike for acting rather than prospecting for gold. He notes high egg prices as evidence of potential opportunities in the region.
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Klonmdike
New York Sunday World
Toad in the Wall as Fill for Weekly Feature
A gag from New York Weekly notes plans to demolish a crossroads stone building and fill the space by placing a live toad in the wall, with editors joking about creating content for the week.
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Jim
New York Weekly
Quiet domestic dialogue in Up to Date
A grandmother extols a baby while a calm visitor notes the child’s placid presence. The exchange highlights affectionate observations about infant intelligence and repose.
George and Middleton Girl A Pie Like Face Exchange
George deflects his mother’s question about the Middleton girl remarking she has a face like an apple pie. He replies that apple pie is his favorite, highlighting a humorous domestic exchange in a Cleveland Plain Dealer item.
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George
Middleton
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Antiscalping Law Captures Public Debate
A British tourist pits skepticism against a new antiscalping law in a page headline quoted by the New York Journal. The reader questions if scalp ing remains an issue amid reform talk and public concern.
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New York Journal
Washington Sr Encourages Son Toward Presidency
A father named Washington speaks to his son urging honesty and upright conduct as a path to one day leading the United States and possibly becoming president. The exchange underscores parental guidance shaping future leadership.
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Washington, Sr
United States
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