Local Warren Professionals Directory Listing
Public notice style directory listing of Warren Pennsylvania professionals including attorneys at law notary public dentists justice of the peace conveyancer and portrait painters with office locations and service notes. It lists Peterson Dinsmoor Wilbur Schnur and others with offices in Warren Savings Bank Building Hazeltine Building and various streets.
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Warren, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Savings Bank Building
Attorneys At Law
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
Warren
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
Wilbur
Beaty
D. I. OG
Thompson
Town Officers and Directors List for Burgess James Ward
A historical roster enumerates Burgess James officials including President H A Messenger and council members Alden, James Brann, L T Borchers, John Masterson, Joseph Hill, R G Mead, Charles G Offerle, J F Hegerty, F rt Conarro, Wm O’Neill. Clerk D A Arird. Treasurer A J Hazeltine. Justices H S Perry and C H Meacham. Collector W H Heck. Attorney Wm Schnur. Engineer D F A Wheelock. Constables in four wards. School Directors led by Charles Dinsmoor, pres, and W D McLaren, sec, with several others listed.
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C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
Geo
W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. Hegerty
Charles Dinsmoor
W. D. McLaren
Local County Officials Listed for District Offices
A compiled list of county government officials including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone, Charles M. Shortt, Assembly Paul W. Brown, President Judge Charles H. ures, Associate Judges H. C. Huntington J. H. Sandstrom, Prothonotary George F. Yates ster, Recorder Wm. McCray, Sheriff D. M. Howard, Treasurer M. A. Myers, County Commissioners John A. Akins Sampson Roger Mooney, Commissioners’ Clerk Fred B. Jackson, District Attorney J. W. Dunkle, Co. Supt. 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.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Ures
H. C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yatesster
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R. E. Tr
W. S. Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A.spetz
James Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
Rally to McKinley at Ohio convention sparks a bustling era
A long digest of events spans March 12 to 18 detailing the Ohio Republican convention endorsing McKinley, assorted political moves, Cuban questions in Senate, floods and fires across continents, assassinations, and notable deaths. It notes Kansas and Albany actions, Cuban tensions, and various accidents and crimes in North America and Europe.
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Ohio
United States
William McKinley
Foraker
Chicago
Senate
Europe
Paris
Max Lebaudy
Spain
Kansas
Indorses McKinley
Martin van Brocklin
North Platte
Neb
Gregor Doran
Florida
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Katie Tough
Gravenhurst
Ont
William Hammond
Grinfell Blake
Lillie Deveraux Blake
New Brunswick
N. J
New Mexico
Fidel Trischler
Allentown
Lorain
Lake Erie
W. Laurendean
Hamilton
Que
Troy
N. Y
Dubuque
Olive Smith
Kokomo
Ind
Jack the Ripper
New York City
Albany
Raines Mqnor
William B. Allison
Maceo
Havana
United States Senate
Taylor
Cuba
Germantown
Kentucky
Greater New York
Cleveland
Memphis
Cornell
J. Seth Low
Mobile
Williamsport
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
London Sporting Club
Athus
Belgium
Hazleton
Westfield
Mass
Pope Bicycle Company
Boston
New Milford
Conn
Albany Assembly
William H. Huntington
Congress
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Arthur Duestrow
Union
KE. W. Foster
New York State Board of Charities
Amsterdam
Atlantic
New York
Salvation Army
Honduras
Union Clothing
Company of Columbus
Baratieri
Italy
Abyssinia
Great Britain
Baku
Russia
New
National Reform Party
Pittsburg
E. Evans
Tonawanda
G. T. Johnson
Washington
Morton Urged for President by Saratoga Republicans
Saratoga county Republican convention adopted resolutions urging Morton for president.
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Morton
Saratoga
Saratoga County
New York Money Market and Produce Prices Summary
New York Money Market reports March 17 show money on call at 3 4 4 5 5 percent and prime mercantile paper at 5 4 5 percent. Sterling exchange for bank bills ranges 4.813 to 4.9488 for demand, with posted rates near 4.83 to 4.89. New York Produce Market lists flour prices across varieties, rye flour, cornmeal, buckwheat and barley, plus wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs with current spot and futures figures and ranges for contracts. Notable figures include flour at city mills patent 4.20 to 4.25, No. 2 red wheat 83 4 to 83 4 c fob, oats bids around 25 to 26 c, hay shipping at 30 c, and butter around 12 to 12 2 c.
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Sterling Exchange
New York
City Mills
Minnesota
Western
White State
Istgo State Dairy
State
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
LLC
Ms Co Zaz
Quotes and quips from a bustling city paper
A collage of light humor and society jests from urban life. Lines include banter on streetcar chivalry, a taunting exchange about tobacco and a husband, a monkey joke, a practical girl’s retort, marital plate humor, a pew fundraising quip, Paris mirth with gendarmes, and a railway themed editorial pun on brakes and couplings.
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Dallas News
N. Y
Boston Transcript
United States
Indianapolis Journal
Philadelphia
Detroit Tribune
Paris
Journal Amusant
Widow of Favre led Sevres Normal School dies
Mme Jules Favre widow of the Paris capitulation negotiator passed away after 20 years at the head of the Ecole Normale for Women at Sevres. English genealogists note a Sutton Kent church monument supports Laurence Washington descent from Baliol College founder. Ex Congressman Harter described as Jeffersonian conservative. Morris M White Cincinnati and Francis T White New York donors give 25000 to Earlham College endowment, John T White memorial fund.
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Mme
Jules Favre
Prince Bismarck
Paris
Ecole Normale
Sevres
Sutton
Kent
Laurence Washington
Baliol College
Oxford
John Baliol
Scotland
Harter
Morris M. White
Cincinnati
Francis T. White
New York
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
John T. White
Henry Furniss shifts to liberal Daily News cartoons
Platinum deposits in Fitfield New South Wales yield a bed of lead ore rich in platinum with crude ore around 75 percent and spot price near six dollars an ounce. A Brittany dolmen rebuilt near Paris marks archaeologist Piketty’s grave. Harrow headmaster Weldon urges separating sport from gambling, praising hunting as noble, noting ancient Greece had no wagering in the Olympian games.
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Henry Furniss
Liberal Daily News
Fitfield
New South Wales
Brittany
Piketty
Meu‘don
Paris
Kerhan
Lochmariaquer
Weldon
Harrow ‘School
Greece
Oddities in Eyes Show Wide Vision Across Species
The text surveys eye features across animals. It notes fish with prominent eyes, leeches bearing two to ten true eyes, eye spots in simple life forms, and the owl lacking eye muscles but compensating with neck flexibility to swivel its head rapidly. It also mentions the cat eye’s false eyelid aiding glare control.
Silk Industry Through Ages and Global Production Figures
A historical survey notes Ivory Coast? No. Wait. Silk production across nations is cited: Italy in 1878 employed thousands, Ebenez er in Georgia exported silk in 1749, Russia modest output, 1887 US output 3.5 million pounds, France 14.8 million pounds valued at £29,000,000, Austria 1.8 million pounds valued at £3.7 million.
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Italy
Ebenezer
Savannah
Russia
Austria
United States
France
Cupid Busy Little Man Seeks Room in Bold Claim
A quip in verse suggests a diminutive suitor boldly demands space and asserts superiority over Washington Stan, portraying Cupid as a zany figure asserting influence in a witty, theatrical note.
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Washington Stan
Temptation to Presumption in Epworth League
Seeson for the week beginning March 2 presents Rev W J Yates AM on Temptation to Presumption. Scripture references from Math iv 5 7 x 16 Mark xiv 29 1 warn that impetuosity signals weakness not strength. Prudence and divine commission guide. obedience means following given orders and awaiting God’s revealed time.
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W. J. Yates
A. M
Take Time to Read the Church Paper for Spiritual Life
The piece urges readers to start or renew reading their church paper as essential for intelligent piety. It argues that lack of interest in religion, not time or cost, causes neglect and stresses that every earnest Christian should read their own church paper to cultivate devotion.
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NEW York Weekly Tribune
United States
Agricultural Department
Charles Wesley and His Hymns in Sacred Song
Striking Wesley brothers overshadowing fathers and brothers. Charles Wesley, educated at Christ Church, Oxford, served in the Established church and excelled as a preacher. His hymns, richer in spiritual experience, set him apart from Dr. Watts. His prolific output and balanced life illustrate harmonious development of body mind and spirit to avoid overwork.
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John
Charles Wesley
Church of God
Charles
Christ Church
Oxford
Dr. Watts
Wesley
Jesus
City of
Providence
My Father Thy power and holiness in praise
Poetic reflection exalts God as mighty and holy. It highlights God’s power glory wisdom justice tenderness and mercy. The speaker vows to bless and worship the creator who fulfills every mind craving and heart wish.
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Father
Bible and Business The Call to Diligence in Life and Faith
Rev S H Doyle discusses how Bible links business and religion urging diligence in both realms. He cites Prov 6 11 and Joshua 22 5 to show religion should inform work and work should honor God, urging daily toil and faithful service in all vocations as God’s business. Bible readings list follows.
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S. H. Doyle
Moses
Joshua
Israel
United society trustees endorse pastorled model for movement
Trustees highlight the president's report praising the movement as God’s initiative. They emphasize the society must not legislate for local administrations, reserving authority to pastors and churches. Conventions should be mass meetings with no legislative power, acting as an information bureau and statistical body.
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The
United Society
Universal Church of Christ
Bureau of Information and Statistics
Singing and the Christian Endeavor pledge in historic notes
A compact survey of Christian Endeavor themes from hymnody to state prison societies, including musings on sacred song as guiding light, declarations on naming and identity, poems by Riley and others, and a prayerful lament on daily toil.
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Christian Endeavor Services
Lone Star State
Christian Endeavor Society
Huntsville
West
Dakota Christian Endeavor Union
A Lost Wager
A narrator recounts wagering gloves against Flo in a bet over asking her to marry him. He gathers courage, asks bluntly, and receives a cruel rejection, ending with the line that she can buy her gloves herself.
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Flo
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P. H. Kelley
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New York World
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Jose Manuel Delgado
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Joe Walcott
Bright Eyes
Henry Patterson
Gatesville
William Miller
Lancaster
Maud Haslam
Buffalo
Crispi
W. L. Pease
Ottumwa
Chicago Post
Boston Transcripty
Dallas
Tex
Sifter
Epworth League
Vr. W. Faber
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Notes
Norway
Christiania
Lowell
Woburn
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Charles L. Benjamin
St. Nicholas
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Riley
May L. Dodds
N. O. Times Democrat
Kate Clyde
Minnie Leona Upton
Century
Ethelwyn Wetherald
John Vance Cheney
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