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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1897

Page

1

Town Officials and Directors List for Burgess-Fred A. Steber

A compiled roster shows town officers including President John Masterson and councilors Jas Brann L T Borchers Joseph Hill R G Mead Charles Offerle J F Hegerty F W Conarro Frank G Trushel Wm O Neill Levi Smith James Cable. Clerk D A Arird Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices H S Perry C H Meacham Collector W H Heck Attorney Wm Schuur Engineer D F A Wheelock Constables named by ward. School Directors D I Ball Pres Lucie C Richards Sec W D McLaren and others.

W. H. Heck Wm. Schuur D. F. A. Wheelock S. G. Wald Geo Ww. Cogswell John G. Brown Wm. H. Hegerty D. I. Ball Lucie C. Richards W. D. McLaren Peoria A. Cowan O. W. Beary W. M. Baker J. M. Davidson W. D. Hinckley J.W. Crawford C. W. Brown C. D. Arird W. G. Shreeves

Philadelphia and Erie B RB West East Trains Schedule

Fragmented OCR rail timetable lists arrival and departure times for multiple trains between Philadelphia and Erie. Entries include trains 11, 7, 19, 6, 21, 22, 3, 4, and 1 with times ranging from early morning to evening including a Sunday note.

Philadelphia & Erie B

News of the Week highlights wide events and incidents

Thursday to Wednesday reports multiple crises: missing Ella Burden in St Louis. North Dakota zim winter losses. St Petersburg arrests. shipwrecks off South Carolina. Crete autonomy talks. Cuban filibustering cases. tariff measures. royal and diplomatic movements. floods in Arkansas and Tennessee. notable homicides and suicides. political shifts in New York Chicago and Crete. cyclone damage in Georgia. and a guardian note on a court examination order in Canada.

Ella Burden St. Louis North Dakota Pope Leo Bourke Cochran New York Paris Southampton Sandy Hook Arkansas Glens Falls N. Y Frederick Franks Philadelphia William Ambassador Bayard Bayard London Rome Morris S. Shepard Penn Yan McKinley New York Mail and Express E. F. Shepard Robert C. Alexander Robert E. A. Dorr Lucius R. White Sayre Rochester Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Cleveland Norfolk Washington Oscar Cespedes Key West Cuba George Mowbray United States Washington Hesing Chicago Frederick F. Stoll Strong Parker Harrison White House Indianapolis

The Markets. New York Money Market Report

New York money market figures show money on call at 1 1 4 to 1 3 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 3 4 to 4 per cent. Sterling exchange with bank bills at 4.874 to 4.8714 for demand and 4.8534 to 4.86 for 60 days. Posted rates cited as 4.86 to 4.864 and 4.88 to 4.881. Commercial bills around 4.8434. Bar silver at 63c, Mexican dollars 48 3 4 c, silver certificates 63 4 to 46 3 4 c.

Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

New York Produce Market Flour and grain quotes

New York Produce Market reports flour prices from City mills four dollars eighty to five dollars per barrel and Minnesota items from three to four dollars. rye and buckwheat flours, cornmeal, oats, barley, wheat, hay, pork, butter, cheese and eggs quoted with spot, delivery and futures figures across a wide range of grades and regions.

Monster of the Blue Mountains A killer tells his life tale

Frank Butler Harwood alias Richard Ashe known as the Monster of the Blue Mountains confesses to tell his life story in a San Francisco Examiner interview. Born John Newman in England in 1858 he served in the British and US armies before drifting into crime and mining schemes in Australia. He denies knowledge of the cited murders while asserting his innocence.

Frank Butler Harwood Richard Ashe Blue Mountains San Francisco Examiner John Newman Great Bridge West Bromwich Staffordshire England Newman Wellesley Tel el Keber America United States Army Canada Mr. Hyde Australia Sydney Arthur Preston Lee Waller

Howard Gould Slumming in St Louis Misses Train

Young Howard Gould, arriving Sunday night to depart Tuesday, went slumming with Capt. Kimball through the city by electric lights. They toured police headquarters and the rough districts until sunrise, leaving Gould to sleep while the Gould lines train departed without him.

Howard Gould St. Louis Texas Howard Capt. Kimball New York Capt Kimball Four Courts Desmond Young Gould Doddridge Gould

Not All Expensive at Bradley Martin Ball

Some guests at the Bradley Martin ball spent very little on costumes. One man dressed as a French courtier paid $15 for a fresh, custom fitted outfit. Another guest wore an early eighteenth century dress made with a seamstress, costing about $20. Other toilettes involved no great expense with some outfits loaned by artists and collectors.

Bradley Martin Bradley, Martin New York Sun

Mystery Pig Disappearance Solved In Sweden Maine

At Sweden Maine it took 15 years to confirm the missing pig from a litter that vanished after straying into John Evans’ barn. A boy claimed the pig went up the chimney. mockery followed. When the chimney was cut open for a fire, bones exposed the bizarre end of the tale.

Sweden John Evans

British Peers Creation and Extinction Trends

In the last two decades Great Britain has created about 120 new peerages while 54 have become extinct. Nearly half of the peers and baronets inherited or received their titles within the past ten years, reflecting rapid turnover in hereditary honors.

Great Britain

Christian Heroism Urges Daily Cross and Faithful Following

A March 23 topic by Rev. H. S. Doyle discusses Christian heroism as devotion to God over self. It defines heroism as daily self denial, bearing one's cross, and following Jesus, noting the payoff of life found and heaven’s crown, with supporting Bible readings from Psalms to Revelation.

H. Doyle Toric America China India Christ Jesus Paul God

Prayer and praise guide holy living says Christian Standard

The excerpt urges turning to the Master's perspective to counteract heat and cold in life. It frames holiness as freedom from sin and advises enveloping prayer with praise to invite pervasive praise. The tone reflects Christian Standard's devotional instruction.

Jesus

Love of God and church binds faithful members

A Presbyterian Messenger reflection asserts that true love of the church comes from love of the God of the church. Church membership is a solemn obligation and skipping worship endangers the soul, while regular attendance brings growing joy in joining God’s people.

Church of God House of the Lord Presbyterian

Prisoner Reflects on Past Regret and Prison Christian Endeavor Support

A Indiana state prison inmate writes that if similar care and interest had been shown in his past, as now provided by Brother Curry and the prison Christian Endeavor society, he would not be a convict. The note frames faith-based support as pivotal to personal transformation.

Indiana State Prison Brother Curry Christian Endeavor Society

Fatherly kiss in shadow prompts divine love reminder

A devotional reflection by T. De Witt Talmage describes a father stooping to kiss a child as symbolic of God’s care. It suggests life’s misfortunes are not abandonment but God offering affection through His enduring love.

T. de Witt Talmage

Lutheran sermon urges accountability for neglected churches

A Lutheran message declares the blood of Jesus shed for all and warns that those who neglect the church will face judgment as accusers of the church for the wasted blood of Jesus.

Jesus God

Duty to support gospel ministry urged by Free Methodist

It states that contributing to the support of the gospel minister is not charity but a duty prescribed by him who calls people to the ministry, as proclaimed by the Free Methodist movement.

Free Methodist

Resentment Called Our Right Duty and Ability

A Jewish Voice commentary argues that responding to insults with restraint is a duty and right. It frames restraint as powerful, urging readers to defend dignity without surrendering to provocation.

Duty as a Remedy Against Melancholy Highlights Parish Sermon

Central Presbyterian emphasizes duty as a strong charm and sovereign remedy against melancholy fits in a brief church note. The item notes the sermon theme and the church’s focus on moral conduct and spiritual well being.

Central Presbyterian

An Unexpected Horror Why the Strong Young Englishman Fell

A healthy English traveler arrived in America eager for the trip but woke next morning a ruined wreck after seeing eight different pictures of himself in American newspapers. The contrast between his former vigor and sudden decline drew onlookers’ sympathy.

New York Tie America Parette

So Close We Cannot See It Archival Quote

A compact quotation from Archbishop Trench notes that sin often hides in plain sight, clasped so near that it remains unseen, reflecting on moral perception and vigilance. The line emphasizes covert nature of temptation and the difficulty of discernment.

Archbishop Trench

Buffalo Provision Market Report from March First

Buffalo markets show wheat prices at No.1 hard 844c and No.1 northern 813c, winter wheat No.2 red 905c, corn No.2 yellow 274c, oats No.2 white 22c. Live stock: cattle values range 3.15 to 5.80, sheep 4.40 to 4.80, hogs 4.00 to 4.15, hay and straw prices listed for No.1 timothy and baled hay.

Buffalo East Buffalo

Prayer For Missionaries In Epworth Lesson

Rev W J Yates offers a March 28 lesson on Isaiah 62, praising Zion as the church of Jehovah and envisioning a future of divine salvation. He stresses loyalty to God and faith, predicting deliverance, prosperity, and universal recognition of God’s people.

W. J. Yates A. BM Zion Church of the Living Jehovah Israel Jerusalem

Buckley A Leading Editor of The Christian Advocate

The Christian Advocate editor Dr. James M. Buckley is praised as one of the most capable and influential figures in Methodism. Elected in 1880, he is credited with broad experience, strong character, and a record of service in New Jersey, Pennington seminary, Wesleyan University, and major conferences.

The Christian Advocate J. M. Buckley James M. Buckley New Jersey Pennington Seminary Wesleyan University New Hampshire Detroit New York East

Great European and American Libraries by Size

The article lists 138 large libraries in Christian lands across Europe and the United States, each with 500,000 or more volumes. Germany holds five, England and the United States have two each, and France Russia Austria and Denmark have one apiece. The verdens største is the Nationale of Paris, followed by the British Museum, the Imperial of St Petersburg, the Royal Public of Berlin and the Congressional of Washington. The Public Library of Boston ranks second in the United States, valued in some respects more than the Library of Congress.

Europe United States Germany England France Russia Austria Denmark Nationale of Paris British Museum Imperial St. Petersburg Royal Public of Berlin Congressional Washington Public Library Boston Congress

Moody Finds Faith Through Bible Study After Prayer

Mr Moody recalls doubting faith until reading Romans on faith by hearing the word of God. He says he prayed for faith, opened his Bible, and faith has grown since. The reflection notes striving toward heaven amid failed schemes and cites quotes from Alcott and Holland.

Mr. Moody

National Guards to Parade for Grant Monument

General Daniel Butterfield urged the governor to mobilize the entire New York National Guard for the Grant monument dedication on April 27. He spoke on behalf of the military committee, stressing pride, service without pay, and the value of mobilization for the troops and state.

Albany Daniel Butterfield New York City Dodge Grant Monument New York National Guard

W C Rowland Sons Stock Emphasizes Latest No Paper Styles

Warren retailer W C Rowland and Sons advertises the largest no paper stock in town with constant additions of the latest styles colors and designs. Shoppers are urged to examine the Exchange Block showroom before purchasing.

W.C. Rowland & Sons Warren W. C. Rowland & Sons Exchange Block

Springfield Republican verse excerpt on personal grief

A fragment from George Edward Day's poem appears in the Springfield Mass Republican. It describes a late night face to face session and the speaker's gaze upon a figure seized by a bitter pain held by death, with an atmospheric belfry imagery.

George Edward Day Springfield Mass

A Fair Exchange and Quick-Witted Hearts

A compact collage of verses and snippets from poems and jokes. Lovers trade hearts in a playful exchange, a cook boasts culinary prowess, and poems from Cleveland Leader and Youth's Companion reflect humor and resilience amid life’s trials. The fragment also notes Lovejoy and Chautauquan quotes.

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