Legal and Professional Services in Warren Pa Advertisement
A Warren Pa pager listing attorneys at law notaries public dentists and other professionals with office locations in Warren and surrounding streets. Entries include JAS Parmler Edward Lindsey Spernes Peterson Dinamoor Danforth Perry Wilbur Schnur Greaves and a portrait painter promising prompt attentive service and quality work.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Jas, O. Parmler
Hazeltine
Warren Savings Bank Building
Warren, Pa
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas, Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball, C
Thompson
County Official List of Officials for 1915
A compiled roster presents the elected and appointed county government leaders including Members of Congress Charles W. Stone and Charles M. Shortt, Assembly E. W. Parshall, President Judge W. M. Lindsey, Associate Judges J. H. Sandstrom and Z. T. Weaver, Prothonotary Frank M. Knapp, Sheriff John H. Fuellhart, Treasurer M. A. Myers, County Commissioners J. F. Rounce W. J. Mead H. M. Preston, Clerk Fred B. Jackson, District Attorney C. A. Peterson, County Superintendent H. M. Putnam, Jury Commissioners W. A. Clark CG. D. Olney, Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce, County Auditors E. Allen H. Bassett Geo. P. Orr, County Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
Fred B. Jackson
C. A. Peterson
H. M. Putnam
W. A. Clark
CG. D. Olney
W. 5. Peirce
E. ©. Allen
H. H. Bassett Geo. P. Orr
D. F.A. Wheelock
Local Officials Listing for Burgess-Fred A Steber
A detailed roster lists city officials and staff including president, treasurer, clerk, attorney, engineer, constables by ward, school directors, and associated administrators. The document names Burgess-Fred A Steber and relatives or colleagues such as Jas Brann L T Borchers and Wm Schnur among others.
Liberty Day sale features grand patriotic display and fabric bargains
A store unveils a week long patriotic decor honoring Manilla heroes with flags bunting and a wide fabric sale. Bargains include wool suitings crepons Demask linens napkins and towels with prices from 9c to 89c per yard and multi dollar umbrellas on sale.
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Manilla
News of the Week highlights from May 19 to 25
A sweeping tidal of dispatches covers naval moves in the Spanish American War. Reports place Sampson off Cuba and Schley near Florida, with Dewey's relief force expanding to 15 000 troops. Battleships and transports head to Manila, while Cuba frets under blockade and famine.
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Curacoa
West Indies
Venezuelan
Columbia
America
Navy Department
Sampson
Cienfuegos
Schley
Florida
Cuba
Blanco
Havana
Japan
Philippine Islands
Tortuga
Haiti
Madrid
Cardenas
Washington
War Department
Winslow
Norfolk
Charleston
Manila
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Pacific
Hong Kong
W. R. Shafter
Fifth Army Corps
J. F. Wade
Chickamauga
Brooke
Miles
Republican River
Nebraska
Oregon
Atlantic
San Francisco
Dewey
Cavite
Pennsylvania
Cadiz
Cape Verde
Colon
Key West
Spain
Admiral Dewey
San Juan
United States
Yale
Minneapolis
Cape Haytien
Torrey
Rough Riders
Utah
Nevada
United States Army
Otis
Santiago de Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
St. Pierre
Martinique
Terror
France
War Departments
Great Britain
Canary Islands
Montreal
Cardiz
Newfoundland
San Roque
Algeciras
Tarifa
Port Au Prince
Maximo Gomez
Philippine
Island
Resolute
New York
Justin
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Tampa
Monterey
Senor Capdepon
St. Johns
N. F
Gibraltar
Boston
Philipine Islands
War Board
Madarid
Galveston
Atlanta
Loyd
Para
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Marietta
Buffalo
Paris
England
Germany
Messrs. Robbins
Broussard
Louisiana
Congress
Bartlett
Bar Harbor
Market Report and New York Produce Prices Summary
Money on call at 1% with mercantile paper around 4.44 4.54 percent. Sterling in bank bills near 4.8614 4.8644 demand, 4.84 4.84 for 60 days. New York Produce Market lists wide ranges for flour, buckwheat, cornmeal, rye, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs with spot prices and May July and Dec options.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Saa
City Mills
Minnesota
Brandywine
Western
State
C.i.f
New York
Duluth
Northern
Hay—Shipping
Western Creamery
Elgins Réc
Pennsylvania
Dewey Threatened by German Consul at Manila
A Manila dispatch reports German consul tried to land provisions from a German ship. Admiral Dewey refused and warned he would fire on the landing warships if the attempt continued. Provisions have not yet been landed. Madrid reports Spain near revolution over bread costs with rioting and unpopularity of the queen regent.
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Manila
Dewey
New York Herald
Madrid
Spain
Blanco Mobilizes Forces in Havana for Night Mining
Dispatches from Madrid report Admiral Cervera’s fleet remaining at Santiago de Cuba. Blanco is described as mounting a large night mining operation and arming shore batteries around Havana. His supply stash is said to be larger than thought, and he grows impatient with Cervera's perceived inaction amid rumors the government is withholding news from Cuba.
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Navy Department
Santiago de Cuba
Madrid
Cervera
New York
San Juan
Sampson
Terror
United States
St. Pierre
Cuba
Blanco
Havana
Rhaeta Bought by Government for Collier Role
Dispatch from Manila via Hong Kong reports a desperate situation with food scarce and supplies due to exhaustion in two weeks. Riots are feared as the government acquires the German steamship Rhaeta, a 3 458 ton vessel, for use as a collier.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Rhaeta
Anxiety at Madrid over Cervera squadron in Cuban waters
Reports from Madrid indicate worry whether Admiral Cervera’s entire squadron can join up in Cuban waters. A Windward Passage fishing schooner heard firing possibly target practice. The Mangrove is reported safe by Tecumseh’s commander after being sighted off Cuba.
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Madrid
Cervera
Cuban
Cuba
Citizen Soldiers and the Fight for Discipline
The piece contrasts Continental Army soldiers with civilians, noting the strong pull of personal independence. It recounts tales of privately wealthy soldiers like Elias Howe and Koch, who challenged authority, including a sentinel who joked with General Macpherson about the wagon’s value and offered to write a check for $1,000 to settle the matter.
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Elias Howe
Koch
Philadelphia
Macpherson
Christian Growth as a Path to Perfection in The Palm and Cedar
Rev. Doyle urges weekly Christian growth from May readings, citing Psalm and Ephesians themes. He compares spiritual progress to the palm tree and cedar of Lebanon, stressing steady, lifelong development toward a perfect man in Christ and fruitfulness for God.
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Zeph
H. Doyle
Christ
Peter
Lebanon
Christ Jesus
Paul
Sabbath catechism by Miss Catherine Copley
The catechism from Riverside California questions when God made the Sabbath and its purpose, who may work, and what is forbidden on the Sabbath with Bible references. It cites Exodus, Nehemiah, Isaiah, Luke, Psalms, Hebrews and the Christian Endeavor World as its source.
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Catherine Copley
Riverside
Cal
Ign
Isa. i
Christian Endeavor World
Going Without Religion
Commentary asserts that those who live without religion are blessed by a gospel they neglect. Lowell warns that without faith the ferocity of men would erupt, comparing civilization’s restraints to the brutality of historical atrocities and explorers, urging the value of Christianity in tempering human vice.
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James Russell Lowell
Power behind our ask gives prayer real impact
A Presbyterian reflection urges that prayer must combine resolve and action. Emotional pleas should translate into practical effort, turning grace into daily life rather than remaining idle.
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Presbyterian
Signs Point to Christ’s Second Coming Foreseen
The piece reflects hopeful anticipation of Christ's return, noting worldly sorrows and unrest while believers expect a forthcoming divine change. It emphasizes the blessed day, coming glory, and shared bliss in the everlasting kingdom.
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Episcopal Recorder
To Them That Love Him Epigraph Note
An ecclesiastical note from the Episcopal Recorder affirms faith with a saying that all things work together for good for those who love God. It emphasizes love as the beneficiary when tested.
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Him
Episcopal Recorder
How Senator West Won Pendleton’s Chair
A Washington Post account recalls how in 1888 Senator West maneuvered the civil service reform debate to secure Pendleton’s seat. By leveraging party votes, West filed a claim for Pendleton’s chair as the bill passed, then moved into the vacant desk at the start of the next Congress.
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Senator West
West
Pendleton
Ohio
Dawes
A A Davis Stocking Wall Paper and Window Shades
A A Davis and Co receive their spring stock of wall paper and window shades featuring the latest styles and periodical ticket items.
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A.A Davis & Co
Ticketa
Lesson On Our Brother's Burden And Our Own
Epworth League guide sermon by Rev. W. J. Yates urges Christians to help others, live by the golden rule, and find happiness in serving. It emphasizes bearing burdens, guiding youths to church, and transforming lives through Christian friendship and conversion.
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Christ
Jesus
New England Clergymen Call for Creed Revision in 20th Century
A New York gathering stirred religious circles by urging revision of old creeds as Calvinistic doctrines wane. The piece endorses Wesleyan Arminianism and argues Christianity should address all life facets, urging church outreach, open meetings, and debates to engage un churched masses and heal the whole person.
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New York
New England
Jesus
No! I refuse temptations, Willard verse note
Frances E. Willard writes of steadfast refusal in a brief verse. A speaker recounts repeatedly saying no to drinks, cigarettes, swearing and theft, and finally resisting temptations including sailing on the Sabbath. The tone affirms conscience and biblical guidance.
Curtain Falls On Visit To Strand Theater
A party of countrymen in Strand town inquire at a theater for admission. They send a delegate inside to judge quality, who reports back that the show is not good due to a rowdy crowd in front of a large picture, prompting them to leave.
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Strand
Strand Magazine
The Man Who Borrows Trouble Quote
A brief item quotes Richmond Dispatch noting that the man who borrows trouble typically sacrifices happiness for security with a cautious, cautionary tone.
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Richmond Diepatch
Vast Roman Catacombs Stretch 580 Miles
The catacombs extend 580 miles and are believed to contain between 6 million and 15 million interred deceased across the underground network.
New York Temperature Readings Reported
The report notes temperatures around 74 degrees and 59 degrees in New York as part of a daily weather update. It highlights a warm daytime reading and cooler evening values for the city.
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New York
Gems in Verse Life Question in Quiet Dialogue
A verse dialogue explores the meaning of life through a pair of speaking lovers. Her big brown eyes seek his as they debate life’s essence and its relation to home and strife.
Forgetting Banquet Hall Watchword and Fading Fame
The passage mourns forgotten dreams and failed goals, urging acceptance of oblivion as time erodes life’s pursuits. It reflects on weariness, the snare of existence, and the inevitability of death, suggesting even great names fade with night’s closing.
Resignation Fails to Halt Mill’s Steady Grind
A man resigns after threatening departure hoping others will beg him to stay. His gamble backfires as colleagues do not resist his exit and the mill continues to operate smoothly. The shock weighs on him more than the loss itself.
Helen Keller Poem in Stedman’s Voice
A compact lament on Helen Keller as a mute and sightless voyager into life. The speaker questions what she perceives beyond sense, praises her liberated spirit, and contrasts her vision with the limited sight of others. The poem honors Keller’s inward illumination and imagines her paradise of understanding.
The Marseillaise at Dinner on an Atlantic Liner
A French singer aboard a German liner reacts to a triumphal German march by standing in protest as the band plays The Marseillaise. The captain and crew observe, and fellow passengers share sympathetic smiles during the moment of national sentiment.
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le Gaulois
Paris
France
New York
Unclear text fragment on drug sale and terms
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a product sold by druggists at 15 cents per bottle with a guaranteed reference. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or events to identify a full news item.
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Parelee
J W. Dunkle
Eyeo
Geo. Ball’s
Spernes & Peterson
Oseph T. Danforth
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
M’ Alpin & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
Rk, W. Stuart
Wiser & Schnur
Ww. Greaves
BA & Thompson
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R
West Eastern Standard
B. R. West
Eastern Standard
EAST
Punkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
R. B
MEX
C. Smith & Son
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
the Mail Office
Philadelphia Weekly Press
Smart, Silberberg & Metzger
Lancaster
Deaves Atv
Allour
White Goods
Stevens
Richelieu
Hermsdorf
eChildren
Brussels
News OF Theiweek
Osdele
Market Report
Citizen Soldiers
Ayer
Addrees
J.C. Ayer
Christian Endeavor
Sabbath Catechism
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
A. M
God
Frances E. Willard
GEMS
Burlington
Hawkeye
Bome
Bilent
S. E. Kiser
Cleveland
Helen Keller
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Seh
Jean Ingelow
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