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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1898

Page

1

Portraits and Legal Services Advertisements in Warren Pa

Local page lists attorneys and portrait painters including C. Dinsmore Chas Peterson Di T Danforth W Greaves and Ra Thompson with offices in Warren Savings Bank Building Beaty block and advertisements promising first class oil pastel or crayon portraits and reliable legal services in Warren Pennsylvania. The ad names D I Ball and D C Thompson as additional lawyers or associates.

Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas. Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson Warren Warren, Pa Beaty Block D. 1 Ball D. C. Thompson

County Official Directory Names and Roles List

A historical roster lists county officials and their offices including Members of Congress Charles W. Stone and Charles M. Shortt, Assembly K. W. Parshall, President Judge Charles H. Noyes, Associate Judges J. H. Sandstrom and Z. T. Weaver, Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp, Register and Recorder Wm. 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, gury Commissioners W. A. Clark and 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.

Congress Charles W. Stones Charles M. Shortt Assembly K. W. Parshall Charles H. Noyes J. H. Sandstrom Z. T. Weaver Frank M. Knapp Register Wm. McCray John H. Fuellhart M. A. Myers J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston

Local Government Officials Listed for Burgess-Fred A Steber

A roster of town officials from Burgess-Fred A Steber includes John Masterson as President of the Town Council with members Jas Brann L T Borchers Joseph Hill R G Mead Charles G Offerle J F Heert F V Conarro Frank G Trushel Wm O Neill Levi Smith and James Cable. D A Arird serves as Clerk and A J Mazeltine as Treasurer. Justices H B Perry and C H Meacham. Collector E K Peirce. Attorney Wm School. Engineer D F A Wheelock. Constables for wards one through four listed as S G Wald Geo W ees John G Brown and Wm H e gerty. School Directors include D I Ball President James W Crawford Secretary W D McLaren and others.

Biggest Carpet Blowout Sale From Smart Silberberg & Metzger

A historic sale notice proclaims the year’s largest carpets event by Smart, Silberberg & Metzger. It touts major price drops, 20 percent price hikes by suppliers since Jan 1, and lists numerous carpet types with yard and area rug prices, urging immediate purchase without credit.

Smart, Silberberg & Metzger

Maine court findings and Cuba crisis dominate week

News summary covers court of inquiry into the Maine disaster finding an explosion and possible mine, clashes over responsibility, and Spain Cuba tensions. Reports detail naval actions, new battleships launched, Weather and floods, political shifts, and ongoing debates on intervention. Key figures include McKinley, Long, Sicard, and Gladstone with multiple U.S. and international events.

Observance of Easter dates through the centuries

The Easter festival began around 68 with church debates. Councils in 325 and 699 established universal observance on Sundays after the 14th day of Nisan and after the full moon. The Georgian calendar reform caused later adjustments, finally fixed in 1752 as the first Sunday after the full moon on or after March 21.

Nice England April Ladies’ Home Journal

Anton Seidl Dies of Poisoning Suspected from Fish

New York report states conductor Anton Seidl died after poisoning likely from contaminated fish. Authorities examine dietary exposure and potential foul play while noting Seidl’s prominence in music circles.

New York Anton Seidl

Market Report New York Money Market March 29

New York Money Market report shows money on call at 14 3 percent, prime mercantile paper at 5 6 percent, sterling exchange actual bank bills at 4.83 for demand and 46.80 for 60 days, posted rates 4.813 4.62 and 4.85, bar silver 55 cents, commercial bills 480 4803 cents, Mexican dollars 4 50 silver certificates 55 44 56} cents.

New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange

New York Produce Market Prices Summary

Commodities prices listed for flour rye cornmeal and wheat with spot and futures figures. Includes patent and patent-like flour types from Minnesota and New York, rye flour, buckwheat, barley, oats, oats, pork, butter, cheese and related products with f.o.b. afloat and track pricing details.

New York City Mills Winter Winter Straits Minnesota Western F.o.b Manitoba Duluth Sywantee Gaines Splama Do Factory Bilgins State Dairy Do Creamery

Railroad Hog Mushrooms Into Kindness on a Train

A Jersey City to Paterson train tale shows a well dressed man persuading selfish hogs to share seats with a sick widow and her crying baby. The crowd, moved by compassion, pools money to aid the widow while the narrator urges gentleness over greed.

Jersey City Paterson

Three Girls Born to Mrs Burke in Princeton

Princeton mother gives birth to triplets all girls and the mother is reported well. Five years earlier she had a set of triplet boys now living. The siblings were shown at the Asbury Park baby show and at the interstate fair.

Princeton N. J John Burke Jones

Mrs Delia Tudor Parnell Dies from Burn Injury

London reports Mrs Delia Tudor Parnell daughter of Rear Admiral Charles Stewart and mother of the late Quieres Stewart Parnell died at Avenalethdrum Wicklow Ireland from burns after her clothing ignited while she sat before a fire in the residence.

London Delia Tudor Parnell Charles Stewart Queries Stewart Parnell Avenalethdrum County Wicklow Ireland

Horse Tips and Notable Breeding News From Scranton and Beyond

Raven 2:10 pacing mare on road in Scranton. Seth Griffin buys Westland colt 2:293. Senator N stands 17 hands high, 2:2414. Socrates roan gelding 2:251¢ trotted 36s at 24. Unique mare showed 2:14 trial after $1,925 Lexington sale. Athol Wilkes 2:1914 tipped to beat 2:10. Kreipl trains 14 trotters, Mar inet and Antelater best. Dodge bitten by Sam Hill Jr 2:1414. Mignon 2:093 not driven on road, life at Bridgeton farm NR. Hopple tumble in Biennial Futurity heat. Carbonate 2:09 now with James C. Wallace Denver. Bellefontaine mayor orders unblanketed horses housed. La Porte has Mrs W F Pontifex, a leading woman trainer breaking colts.

Raven Scranton Seth Griffin Westland Senator N Wapsie Socrates Unique Lexington Dick Tilden Shadeland Onward Athol Wilkes Carl Kreipl Marinet Antelater F. M. Dodge Pittsfield Mass Sam Hill, Jr Mignon Bridgeton NR. J New York Carbonate Superior James C. Wallace Denver Bellefontaine la Porte Ind W. F. Pontifex

Congress and Foreign Affairs Monkeys and Home Matters

Detroit News quotes debate on Congress meddling in foreign affairs versus domestic issues with witty banter about priorities and sovereignty. The dialogue highlights tensions between national diplomacy and home concerns in a sharp editorial voice.

Congress Detroit News

Trouble In the Family We Gave Up Having a Coat of Arms

A quoted exchange from the Chicago Record humorously notes a couple discarding a coat of arms idea due to a griffin image not fitting their ancestral milk wagon, illustrating light domestic whimsy in period print.

Griffin Chicago

Not the Pleasantest Way of Putting It

A fragmented dialogue shows a patient near death and a doctor reassuring him with hopeful talk. The lines suggest medical concern and a grim bedside moment amid uncertain prognosis.

Pamphy

The Preciousness of Salvation in Epworth League Lesson

Rev W J Yates discusses salvation through Jesus Christ as the sole source of peace and hope amid atonement theories. He argues Christ’s life, death, and resurrection prove divine power, offering reconciliation and transformation, with faith bringing fellowship with God and inner peace beyond understanding.

Jesus Christ God

Easter in Art and the Glorified Christ

The essay notes painters have seldom captured Easter’s transcendent meaning. Bethlehem scenes and crucifixion are common, but a masterful depiction of the risen Christ remains elusive. The best Easter emblem remains the cross and dove, with true portrayal found in a glorified face conscious of salvation.

Jesus Bethlehem

Rhode Island religious societies once received lotteries for chapels

The five years ending 1775 saw 13 Rhode Island religious societies of various denominations granted lotteries to aid building or repairing churches. The author notes such lotteries as a past practice and contrasts it with current religious progress, praising intelligent piety.

Rhode Island Methodist Episcopal

The Will of God Poem by F. W. Faber

A devotional poem praising submission to God's will. It expresses trusting faith through trials and obstacles, urging believers to follow the divine path. The speaker claims God’s will brings victory and meaning, even when appearances suggest loss or hardship.

The Twenty-four Hour Clock Explained in Rail Timetables

A Lewiston Journal editorial imagines a world with the 24 hour clock in rail timetables. It cites examples from the Inter colonial railroad of Canada and Maine Central and Grand Trunk schedules to show potential clutter and confusion in daily travel times.

Intercolonial Railroad of Canada Boston St. John Maine Central Bates Street Portland Bangor Lower Station Grand Trunk Oxford County Montreal Buckfield Rumford Falls Mechanic Falls Lewiston (Me

Hospitality as Christian Duty in Tope for the Week

Rev 8 H Doyle outlines the grace of hospitality from Genesis and Hebrews, urging Christians to welcome strangers in daily life. He cites Abraham’s tent hospitality and Hebrews guidance to show kindness to all travelers, including the poor, with rewards seen in divine recognition. Bible readings from Genesis, Romans, and Acts frame the message.

H. Doyle Abraham Sarah Apostle Lot Christ Jehovah I.a. v

All Sorts of Practical Jots from a Bygone Era

A diffuse collection of humorous and curious notes covers topics from colorful cotton crops in Peru and spring fashion to quips about brains, insurance, and self made men. It includes anecdotes on education versus ignorance, rude humor about dentists, a Christian Science joke, and a tip on burning stumps using kerosene and auger holes. It mentions Swedish candle production, Canadian buffalo herds, and a Lyons woman helping the homeless with scripture.

Lyons

Broken Vessels for God Serve Hidden Strength

A Presbyterian reflection on divine providence. When doors close and lives shatter, God reshapes weakness into usefulness. Broken paths become channels for glory and worldly good as unseen purposes unfold.

Presbyterian

Do Not Let Suffering Darken Trust in Others

A Philadelphia Methodist note urges restraint when hurt or tempted by Satan. It warns against assuming all people lie or mean harm, stressing that few base actions should erode fellowship. The message counsels trusting in the Lord, noting that a good man's steps are ordered by God and sharing in Christ's suffering.

Philadelphia

We shall reap what we sow says Dr J R Miller

A reflective quotation warns that life returns our actions. The speaker likens careless sowing of seeds to growing an ugly plant later. The message emphasizes personal responsibility for future consequences and accountability for conduct.

Dr. J. R. Miller

Gratitude and generosity cited in misers and the wealthy

A concise reflection on how gratitude in the poor suggests similar generosity if they were rich, echoing a Pope line about human virtue and financial status influencing benevolence. The aphorism contrasts perceived wealth with moral capacity, urging equal regard for generosity across social classes.

Pope

A Good Address Universalist Quotation Note

A Universalist remark about the value of a good address, stating that a good address often bears more weight than the soundest logic or the loftiest eloquence. The quote emphasizes oratorical impact over argument.

Erie Railroad Selling Through Tickets to U S Canada and Mexico

The Erie Railroad offers through tickets at principal stations to all points in the United States Canada and Mexico by rail or water with rates matching other lines. A Klondike ticket line is available and routes rates can be obtained from agents. Solid trains run New York to Chicago with Pullman cars and second class fares for passage. round trip excursion tickets to Pacific coast Mexico and Southern points are on sale. contact F H Garfield division passenger at Jamestown NY for details.

Erie Railroad United States Canad Mexico Erie Pacific Coast F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Wedding Invitations and Ball Programs at Mar Office

Elegant wedding invitations and calling cards offered at the Mar office with affordable prices. Neat designs emphasize refined styling, though the text includes garbled phrases and uncertain claims about origins or materials.

Mar

When Orchards Bloom Vision of Springtime Pastoral Temptation

Poem-like meditation on abandoning city life for a future when orchards bloom. The speaker imagines idyllic scenes among blossoms, birds, and gentle weather, promising a carefree reign in an apple tree kingdom. Readers are invited to daydream of spring, rural peace, and shared simple joys.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parelee & Lindsey Promisson’s Exchange Edward Lindsey J W. Dunkle Baw Hazeltine Geo. Ball’s Ge G. Ball Warren Savings Bank Building Ee & Peterson di T. Danforth S. Keller’s Sons Second Street PEERY Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser Lesner & Stuart Third Street A. C. McAlpin R. W. Stuart Were & Schnur Hazeltine Building Liberty Street W. Wilbur WM. Schnur W . Greaves RA & Thompson Local Directory Warren Borough Officers Railroad Guide Philadelphia & Erie BR West Eastern Standard Western New York and Pennsylvania RR Eastern Standard Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh C. Smith & Son Casper America Rajah Agra Arris Brussels Tapestry Smith’s Roxbury Alex. Smith & Sons Axminster Savonaire Body Brussels Lowell Stinson Smyrna Baker & Bowman Co Utz & Dunn Levis & Pifer’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes Goker & Son Golden Horse Shoe No. 309 Second St HE Mail and Philadelphia Weekly Press Syracuse Steel Plows Planet Jr the Pickett Hardware CO Loorp Elin Castoria Samuel Pitcher Hyennis Massachusetts Mothers of America Centaur Company Chas.’ H. Fletcher Centaur Ompany Gennay Eracst Hew A.d News OF the Washington Court of Inquiry Jim Jeffries Peter Jackson San Francisco Helen M. Almy William E. Gladstone Hawarden Hawaii Kansas Chauncey M. Depew Blue Mills Chidwick Maine Poughkeepsie Pacific Tacomra Springfield Ills Wheelock Elmira Europe Truman P. Handy Cleveland Joseph Tellman Richmond Woodside Colorado Springs Illinois F. B. Dodge Mount Morris Senate Marix Naval Court of Inquiry McKinley la Lucha Havana Naval Court Kentucky Kearsarge Newport News Sampson Sicard St. Louis Columbus Walker Salisbury Seattle Alaska Navy Department Atlantic Canaries Cuba Long Greely Signal Service Onondaga County McGuire Syracuse New York State Blenheim Ont R. T. Thorp Virginia S. P. Eppes Ottawa Spain Sigsbee Wainwright Russia China United Kingdom Ohio Cincinnati Admiral Sicard Sam Chicago Council Bank of Spain New York Central Railroad Michigan Central New Hamburg New York Chamber of Commerce Erie Canal B. B. Odell, Jr Republican Association Naval Board of Inquiry Schley Porto Rico War Department Germany Brooklyn Oscar Rice Westfield Waukesha Wis Press of Madrid Blackburn Ohio Valley Dayton Zanesville Goshen Johns Hopkins The People’s Bank Duke of Turk Oxford Cambridge Thames Spanish Court of Inquiry Joe Leiter Board of Inquiry Indian Territory Nebraska Wabash River Sulli Ind Greenland Atlanta Patrick Kain Fourth Reformed Church Anton Seidel Miles Twenty-fifth Regiment Market Report Epworth League W. J. Yates A. M Faith's F. W. Faber Christian Endeavor Peru Begorra Bridget Farorthwest Peace River Sweden
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