Town Officials List From Burgess-M Miles Meeting
Town council names Burgess Miles and S Burgess plus J H Palmer James Clark Jr A Hertzel A J Davis P Greenland G L Friday P J Falconer M Spaulding. Clerk R P King Assessor J P Marston School directors Nesmith King Keelor Wells Henry Ensworth Justices Hodges D W C James Constable John F McPherson Jr Notaries Ball Noyes H E B Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith Auditors Orr Parmlee Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
M. Miles
S. Burgess
J. H. Palmer
James Clark, Jr
A. Hertzel
A. J. Davis
P. Greenland
G.L. Friday
P.J. Falconer
M. Spaulding
R. P. King
J. P. Marston
Benjamin Nesmith
Thomas Keelor
J. F. Wells
F. Henry George Ensworth
Local Warren County Officials List in November Ballot
A compiled roster lists Warren Pennsylvania area officials including Congressman L F Watson State Senator C W Stone Assemblyman W M Lindsey and many county roles. The line up covers judges sheriff prothonotary county commissioners surveyor coroner district attorney auditors and the county superintendent with multiple town affiliations.
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Seeaseper & Recorder
W. J. Alexander
Warren
T. E. Barnes
M.dunham
Enterprise
E.R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
J.B. Jennings
Tidioute
Geo. O. Cornelius
Sterling Green
Kinzua
Wm. Schnur
E. A. Spencer
Columbus
Clute Times Silence Echoes at Early Hours
Readable fragments show timestamps and the town name Clute. The entry suggests a note or log from early morning hours with several times listed, but the text lacks a clear event or action to describe. The piece centers on time marks and location rather than a defined incident.
Church Services Across Denominations In Local List
The notice lists Baptist Presbyterian Episcopal Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic worship times and pastors. Each denomination provides regular Sunday services with morning and evening hours and Sabbath or catechetical classes where noted.
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B. L. Miller
F. C. H. Lampe
J. Mellander
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Flower Festival Laurels and Dead Heroes Declared
Harriet Prescott Spofford honors a national spring festival as a moving pageant of blossoms. The poem frames victory celebrations and memorial tribute to fallen heroes with rich floral imagery. It contrasts ancient Egyptian rites with modern ceremonies, urging peace and remembrance as flowers become a tribute to the dead.
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Harriet Prescott Spuford
No2 AM Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows times and codes only. No clear event, team, or location details are readable to form a coherent headline or summary.
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedules and Officials
Listings of meetings for Laban Sonar No 52 Carroll Lodge No 102 Nor th Star Lodge No 241 Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 Conewango Lodge No 250 Warren Lodge No 339 Kossuth Encampment No 98 with meeting days locations and officers such as J K Berkstresser A Merrill E L Coates W A Waters G L Friday W Borne Cornelius Falconer W Butler G H Ames and others.
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G. L
W. M. Wo. Bornge
Sec’y. Occidental H. R. A
Rt. Henderson
H. P. W. Borne
Sec’y. Conewango Lodge
Johnson’s Exchange
Gro
Johnson’s
G. H. Ames
C. P
Trains Eastward No 12 and 8 Schedule Fragment
Train timetable fragment lists multiple eastward departures and arrivals marked No 12 and No 8 with times spanning morning to night. The readable entries show a dense sequence of daily schedule points and numbered service designations.
Where was it I heard that song a long ago
G. P. Lathrop writes in June Appleton's about a memory of a song that began with youth, hope and joy. The piece reflects on a voice that faded as time wore on and the lingering ache of listening to a distant, once cherished tune.
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Wee Mae
G. P. Lathrop
Appleton’s
May and the Lost Child in a City of Dreaming Skies
The speaker recalls a child adrift in a vast city, eyes filled with a far-off gleam like May's birthplace. April is gentle, June is merry, and May sits between them, an emblem of renewal. The speaker questions fault versus fate, sensing a sweet trouble in our own destiny and longing for Heaven.
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May
Heaven
Caroline A. Mason
Remembered by fragrance of the rose like Celia Sanford
The passage extols humble lives rich in pure thoughts and selfless deeds. It likens such people to roses, whose memory lingers with fragrance in the hearts of friends, even as others may be forgotten. The piece honors Celia Sanford.
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Celia Sanford
Amused Capital Gossips Over Jenkins Dress Scrape
A witty jab at Washington society highlights a costly gown worn by the Jenkins family favorites. A modest girl reads a damaging description about herself in a journal and weeps at the mistaken portrayal as a society fashion scandal.
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Jenkinses
Washington
Dreses
Old Foggish Views and Beadle Western Wilds Review
A Cranch excerpt contrasts old fashioned conservatism with old foggism, praising genuine conservatism. A review of J H Beadle’s Western Wilds chronicles seven years in the Far West, noting its vivid frontier tales from Mormon settlements to the Custer era and its 624 page royal octavo with 127 illustrations.
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Far West
J. H. Beadle
Utah
Cincinnati
Jones Brothers & Co
Chicago
Philadelphia
Beadle
Brigham Young
Mountain Meadow
John D. Lee
General Custer
Western
Wilds
Matrimonial Ads and Social Ruin Shadows City Life
A critique of matrimonial advertisements in New York papers notes risks from "Personals" ads. It cites cases where women married unsuitable men, some with existing families, and a widow lured by a hotel waiter. The piece warns advertising can lead to ruin despite its social utility.
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New York
Adonis
Hats Off and No Encores At Cincinnati Festival
The Indianapolis Journal editorializes that ladies should not wear hats and encores should not be allowed at the Cincinnati Musical Festival. It argues these nuisances spoil about half the audience and undermine the performers, urging managers to abate both practices. The piece contrasts European manners and domestic concert etiquette, urging restraint and better audience conduct.
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Cincinnati
Europe
Indianapolis Journal
Sunday versus Sabbath in a Chicago Post opinion
The Chicago Post opposes using Sabbath in place of Sunday as a newspaper term. It contrasts live religious meaning with ancient myth and favors Sunday for its softer, gentler associations. It praises Sunday as the name most dear to American hearts and notes the Sabbath evokes quiet and rest.
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Chicago Post
Michigan Masons condemn manufacture of liquor as a beverage
The Grand Lodge of Michigan Freemasons passed a resolution prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquor by a Mason as a beverage. Offenders face discipline including suspension or expulsion at the Lodge's discretion.
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Grand Lodge of Michigan Free Masons
Pettingill’s Newspaper Directory shows America’s growing press reach
The 1878 directory lists 8 133 newspapers and periodicals in the United States with 752 dailies and 6 185 weeklies among regional sections. It highlights geographic totals for New England Western Pacific Southern British America and notes descriptive sketches and portraits of key figures and publishers.
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United States
Pettingill
Enauanp
Mippie Seerios
Pacific
British America
S. M. Pettengill
Geo. W. Childs
Bayard Taylor
Bret Harte
Jas. Gordon Bennett
Samuel Bowles
Newspaper Enterprise of America
Pettengill
Newspaper Directory
Printer Refuses Payment If Not Gentleman
A paper patron asks the publisher why pay is never requested. The printer replies they never ask a gentleman, and after a time the unpaying reader is deemed not a gentleman. The patron then asks for a receipt to correct the books.
Fashionable journal on summer dress in Fiji islands
A stylish note declares that no summer wear for women will be worn except longitudinal striped hose. It adds a trip to the Fiji Islands where women wear a red string on the left ankle, bracelets of sharks teeth at the waist, and a fish bone in the nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji Islands
Norristown Herald
Europe
Carrick
Fashion notes and witticisms from a 19th century column
A long compendium of fashion trends for summer including skirts, beads, embroidery, bonnets, and accessories. It also includes a string of humorous quips, jokes, and observation snippets about society, etiquette, and daily life.
A Criminal's Warning from the Gallows Condemned Man Letter
Chas. Orme awaiting execution writes from his cell to the young warning against drinking. He recalls a mother and father urging restraint and asks readers to avoid whiskey, noting a drunkard's ruin and a forthcoming death. He ends with a heartfelt plea to heed his criminal warning.
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Chas. Orme
Law of Newspapers on Subscriptions and Cessation
Subscribers who do not give express notice are assumed to continue. If they wish to stop, publishers may continue sending papers until all charges are paid. The rule governs continuation and termination of subscriptions and payment obligations.
A Genuine Gentleman Shines At Home Not On Stage
A critic condemns pretenders to courtesy noting that true gentleness starts at home. Polite men who mistreat kin are impostors while trustworthy men display warmth to family. The piece links home behavior with community trust and reliability in lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabella Spriggins
Practical Wisdom on Health and Self Knowledge
An ancient saying urges readiness for trouble, and the author shows how to prepare for sickness during health. The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by R VY Pierce covers anatomy physiology hygiene medicine and common diseases in a practical handbook. Price is $1.50, Buffalo New York.
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People’s
Common Sense
Edison Sells Telephone to Western Union
Edison sells the telephone to Western Union Company which will pay an annuity for an indefinite period. The system will serve as a feeder to the regular line at small stations and help cover operator costs. It will also be used in musical services.
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Edison
Western Union Company
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James Cable
F. M. Knapp
Brown & Ball
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P.V. Murray
Corner Water
Iickery
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William Schnur
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Front St
F. Hoffman
Warren, Pa
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Wilbur & Miles
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W. W. Wilbur
J. Hodges
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
Johnson & Lindsey
Warren Pa
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W. M. Lindsey
WM. V. Hazeltine
Liberty Street
Scofield & Hooker's
Junius R. Clark
Chas
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Clark & Noyes
Allen & Thompson
Warren County
Central Block
G. W. Allen
Cc. C. Thompson
Brown & Stone
H. E. Brown
K. Brown
C. W. Stone
H. KE. Brown
Variety Hall
Will Smith
MAES
People’s Journal
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WM. A. Greaves
Ortrait
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Erie Mail
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Erie
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W. B. Shattuc
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McDowell & Orr
J. E
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Stinson & Co
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A.W. Morck & CO
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Old Fogies
O. F
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