Local Officials and Board Names Listing
Burgess framework shows Barnhart as Burgess with Town Council including Borchers Brann Hill Masterson Smith Schimelfeng Hazeltine Beaty Frantz Lewis Harmon and Clerk Beshlin. Justices Perry and Meacham. Collector Peirce. Attorney Schnour. Engineer Wheelock. Constables Ward Rowland Brown Hegerty. School Directors Ball Pettard Cowan Keegan Hinckley Chavis Chase Tucker Craft Morrison Blair.
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E. R. Peirce
Wm. Schnour
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
John Rowland
John G. Brown
Yn Hegerty
D.I. Ball
T. O. Slater Co Offers Roofing Plumbing and Farm Supplies
The T. O. Slater & Co advertises roofing plumbing sheetiron and pipe fitting services. It lists farm tools hay machinery bicycle wheels and accessories plus fishing tackle house furnishings kitchenware and hardware items including paints pipes belting and filters for pure water.
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Stearns
Gems in Verse: A Portrait of Ideal Household Manners
A Boston Globe poem by Edward F. Burns celebrates a balanced, diligent partner and father who values truth, work, and family. It contrasts practical domestic virtues with moral restraint and personal responsibility, advocating men and women who support each other and avoid vanity.
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Edward F. Burns
Boston Globe
My Hope and Dream Ideal Denver News
The poem opens with a pledge to grow toward greater height and to brighten the world for others. It envisions sowing light, teaching love, enduring trials, and keeping youth’s hope while becoming loyal, gentle, and steadfast. It frames a lifelong quest for virtue, perseverance, and inner wealth.
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Denver News
A Mother's Song by James Whitcomb Riley
Poem of a grieving speaker appealing to a mother for comfort and memory. The speaker longs for a lullaby to ease sorrow and hopes to reunite with a lost brother through a mother’s singing.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Weeds in the city refuse beauty and worth
A meditation by Mary L. Wilder from New England Magazine laments ragged alley waifs clinging to pavement. It condemns neglect as humanity overlooks the hope and divine spark in each weed despite worldly beauty.
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God
Mary L. Wilder
New England Magazine
Wily London Shoe Clerk Confirms Foot Shape
A humorous exchange ends with a sale as a shoe clerk insists the fit matches the customer’s foot, praising its beauty. The brief vignette from Tit-Bits highlights shop banter and consumer satisfaction.
Neighbors threaten action over dog bites
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes a mix up about George and his new neighbors. Neighbors warn they will intervene if the dog bites any more children.
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George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Debate Reactions Stir Stars and Statesmen
A Washington Star exchange recalls praise for a victor in a debate. One statesman says the winner had the best of the exchange while another notes the rival’s remarks lulled the room, preventing audience response.
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Washington Star
History of the Week Highlights From May 10 to 16
A compilation notes multiple items: secret service chiefs Wilkie and Burns recovered plates used for counterfeit $20 notes. Harold Wilson, son of a missing police sergeant, reported in Elmira. lawyer Francis Weekes released after a $1.5 million theft case. various global and domestic events include Kingston Jamaica fruit plans and Mafeking war reports. weather and frost impacts, canal, and political actions across New York and beyond.
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Wilkie
William J. Burns
Government Secret Service
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Middletown
N. Y
Elmira
Francis H. Weekes
New York
Sing Sing
Newbury
London
Mafeking
Lord Roberts
Kenneth Murchison
Artillery
Parslow
London Chronicle
Turkey
Transvaal Volksrad
Kruger
St. Helena
University of Cambridge
England
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Samuel H. Laney
Jim Howard
William Goebel
Clay County
Kentucky
Frankfort
Howard
Furnaceville Iron Company
New York State
Andrew Onderdonk
Sarah van Dyne
Clifton Springs
Joseph Currier
Cramps
Philadelphia
John Frier
Christopher Donnegan
Public Works
Partridge
Forestport
John W. Gates
American Steel and Wire Company
Gates
West Nyack
Co. K. Flint & Co
Five States Milk Producers’ Association
United States
John H. Grout
Valletta
State Department
Malta
Duke of Marlborough
South Africa
House of Congress
Crawford
North Carolina
Pearson
Winfield Scott Thatsher
Cattaraugus County
Fredonia
Hudson Valley
United States War Department
Stephan
Manila
MacArthur
Welgelegen
Steyn
Free State
Norris Winslow
Treasury Department
Lyman Brickford
Macedon
Brickford & Huffman
Reeder maps aggressive Pennsylvania campaign plan
Gen Frank Reeder, chairman of the Republican state committee, inspects new headquarters at 1417 Locust Street Philadelphia and outlines an aggressive statewide campaign. He plans close contact with national and congressional committees while warning of a determined push by Bryan and Populists. Democrats and insurgents seek to split Republicans, but PA is expected to improve on last presidential vote.
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Synod Hall
Edinburgh
Scotland
de Witt Talmage
Talmage
Lord Roberts
G. Rathbone
Cuba
Elizabeth G. Reading
Williamsport
Anna Gazzami
Erie
Waverly
N. Y
Elizabethtown
Lancaster County
Willis Koeflier
Farmers’ Market
Camden
N. J
Highland Division
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Fishkill Landing
Hilonges
Maasin
Leyte
Philippines
Forty-third Volunteer Infantry
London Daily Telegraph
Paul Botha
MacDonald
Free State Volksraad
Steyn
Havana
Postal Department
Island
Adna R. Chaffee
Wood
War Office
Chaffee
United States
Burnside
Washington
Joseph L. Bristow
Navy Department
Dolphin
San Juan de Porto Rico
New York
Allen
Adaline Jones Whitney
Jamestown
Charles Mitchell
Matteawan State Hospital
H. E. Niles
First Presbyterian Church of
York
Angelica
Albion
St. Louis
Buttonwood
Parish Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Louis Klopsch
The
Christian Herald
India
International Missionary Committee
Philadelphia
Frank Reeder
Republican State Committee
Géw
State Commi
Locust Street
General Reeder
Reeder
Republican National Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
McKinley
Millionaire Guffey
United States Senate
Flinn-Martin
Guffey
Donnelly-Ryan Democratic
Donnelly
Martin Republicans
Commonwealth
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Joseph C. Sibley
McAleer
Barber
Green
Polk
Davenport
Ryan
Ziegler
Gaston
Hall
Henry Clay
Pennsyvania
Brumm
Schuylkill
Colonel Quay
Senate of the
Geo. W. Halzworth
Harrisburg Letters on Pennsylvania Delegation at Convention
Harrisburg outlines Pennsylvania strong showing at the Republican national convention. It notes 64 votes, delegates from key districts, and M. S. Quay to head the delegation with national committee duties. It lists delegates, alternates, and district contests, and mentions headquarters at Hotel Walton plus campaign plans and related events.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Commonwealth
M. S. Quay
Republican National Committee
McKinley
Cumberland-Adams-York
York County
Charles H. Mullin
Cumberland
Charles A. Dale
York
John L. Hill, Jr
Adams
United States
Boies Penrose
The
Prest
Bingham
Williams
Israel W. Durham
David H. Lane
Philadelphia
Stone
Elkin
State Committee
Quay
Beaver
John B. Steel
Greensburg
Frank Reeder
Easton
William Connell
Scranton
B. W. Green
Improved Storm Warning Tower Adopted by Secretary Willson
Secretary Wilson begins an update to the weather bureau storm warning system with a new iron tower. The device uses two Fresnel lenses and a flagstaff for day signals, replacing the old oil lantern. Congress funds about half of 300 stations to be distributed between lake and sea ports next year.
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Washington
Wilson
Weather Bureau
Congress
Naval bill passes after Senate debate on appropriation
After five days of discussion the Senate approved the naval appropriation bill. It authorizes the secretary of the navy to buy armor at 445 per ton, or 545 per ton if unavailable, and to build an armor factory up to 4 million dollars with half immediately available. The committee plan passed 32 to 19. It also directs purchase of five Holland torpedo boats at up to 170 thousand dollars each.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Maine
Ohio
Missouri
Market Report New York Money Market May 15 Money Rates
New York May 15 market report shows money on call at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted 3 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange posted at 4.8814 for demand, 4.88 for sixty days. Commercial bills around 4.84 to 4.54. Silver certificates 60. Bar silver 6. Mexican dollars 47.14 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Snapshot
The New York Produce Market shows flour patents at 3.60 2.85 and 3.10 3.59 for winter straights, with other flour grades listed. Rye No. 2 western at 61 4c fob afloat, rye flour 3.20 3.50, cornmeal yellow western 8 c city 82c. Wheat No. 2 red 7c fob, oats No. 2 27 4c, hay shipping 0 75c, pork family 14 14.50, butters and cheeses with varied dairy prices, eggs and potatoes with regional ranges.
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Minnesota
C.i.f
New York
City
Brandywine
Northern
Duluth
State
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Long Island
Buffalo Market Report Prices Smooth Across Grains and Provisions
Buffalo May 15 grain and livestock prices show No 1 hard wheat at 73.5 cents per bushel fob afloat No 1 northern 71.5 cents No 2 red 74.4 cents No 2 yellow corn 52.5 cents No 3 yellow 42.5 cents No 2 white oats 22.5 cents No 3 mixed 19.5 cents spring wheat flour best patent 4.00 to 4.25 per barrel winter best family 3.50 to 3.75 butter creamery western extras 20.5 to 21 cents cheese full cream 10 to 10.5 cents eggs state 13 cents western 12 1/2 to 13 1/4 cents potatoes state white No 1 42 cents Jerseys 3.24 per barrel
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Best Family
Graham
Best
Western
Pennsylvania
Livestock Auction Prices Theaters and Cattle Market Report
Extra export steers bring 5.45 to 5.60, shipping steers 5.05 to 5.40, medium steers 5.18 to 5.35, fat steers 4.85 to 5.10, western corn fed 4.50 to 75.00, heifers 4.85 to 5.10, cows 2.74 to 3.85, butcher bulls 4.00 to 4.10. Sheep market ranges show extra choice 6.90 to 7.00, good to choice 6.50 to 6.75, wether 9.50 to 3.75, mixed sheep 6.00 to 6.20, hogs mixed grades 5.50 to 6.56, heavy hogs 5.60 to 6.0.
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J W. Dunkele, S
Warren
Hoffman Building
Liberty
Second Streets
Gmith & Andrews
Attorneys At Law
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
J. G. Smith
K. M. Andrews
Charles W. Stone, Ralph W. Stone
First Nat’] Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts
John Sill & Son
In Exchange Block
Waterstreet
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Pabmlee & Lindsey
Johnson’s Exchange
Edward Lindsey
AS. O. Parmlee
Geo. Ball’s
Ce & Peterson
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Pat T. Danforth
S. Keller’s Sons
Second Street
H. Perry
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Peer & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Wilbur & Schnur
Hazeltin Building
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Ww. Greaves
Thompson
Beaty Block
D. T. Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Local Directory
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie BR. B
West Eastern Standard
One Standard
EAST
Bunkirk
Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh
R. North
Eastern Standard
SOUTH
Lippincott’s Monthly
Lee
A. A. Davis & Company
T. O. Slater & CO
Water ST
NEW York Tri-Weekly Tribune
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
NEW York Weekly Tribune
GEMS
S. E. Kiser
Chicago Times-Herald
Grandpa
Grandma
Joe Lincoln
Saturday Evening Post
Paris
Bears
History OF the
Gold Coast
Secret Service
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Coney Island
John Woodbine
Batavia
Island of St. Helena
Vryburg
Harrass
Clark
Montana
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Detroit
Philippine Islands
Charles F. W. Neely
James Baxter
Wilmington
Del
Garrison
Ayer
Frank Thomas
P. M
Enon
Kansas
Jca Lowell
Mass
Whitford
W. E. Rice
C. F. Barclay
Sinnemahoning
Edward A. Price
Mial E. Lilley
Towanda
W. C. Kreps
Green Castle
Jesse L. Hartman
Hollidaysburg
George Edward Reed
Carlisle
Henry H. Bingham
William McCoach
Thomas Patterson
Samuel M. Clement
Jacob Wildemoore
James B. Anderson
Joseph H. Klemmer
Harry J. Trainer
Robert J. Moore
A. S. L. Shields
Charles F. Kindred
Charles W. Boger
Harry D. Beaston
John H. Bromley
Isaac Schlichter
William L. Martin
Charles P. Francis
J. Herbert Ogden
Horace A. Beale
J. B. Robinson
Joseph Morris
Russel C. Stewart
J. Monroe Dreisbach
H. W. Kistler
Dr. H. B. Reed
Jonathan G. Leinbach
Walter L. Jones
Uriah Biery
William B
John R. Lefeam
M. Rhey
James Co. Booker
D. S. Atkinson
Samuel Donaldson
John A. Graff
Geo. M. von Bornhorst
John H. Murdock
A. C. Marsh
Webb Murray
J. F. Downing
Walton
National Party
Quaker City
California
Golden Gate
Willson
Market Report
Buffalo
East Buffalo
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