Town Officials and Directors List for Burgess-Fred A Steber
A long roster lists town officers and positions including President of the council L. T. Borchers, Clerk E. H. Beshlin, Treasurer A. J. Hazeltine, Justices H. S. Perry and C. H. Meacham, Collector E. R. Peirce, Attorney Wm Schnur, Engineer D. F. A. Wheelock, constables in four wards, and School Directors D. I. Ball presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph C. Sibley
Senate
Henry H. Cumings
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
J. C. Magee
Wm. Keegan
W. D. Hinckley
Jdr
C. D. Arird
Charles Chase
C. B. Tucker
J. Craft
F. W. Morrison
J. E. Blair
Notable fortunes and famous names across history
Daniel Lamont’s private fortune is said to reach 5 million dollars. The Abbe Picard of Lyons claims Gladstone is at heart a Roman Catholic. Kipling has an American double in William L. Becker of Chicago. Pierre Pierola is reputedly South America’s richest man at about 50 million. Two sons of James J. Hill sit as railroad vice presidents. Sir Francis Burdett once faced a 500 pound election bill. The Harrison homestead at North Bend is tied to P. D. Armour. Hobart’s renomination would yield the first VP to serve two terms since Calhoun. Frank Mitchell’s Kansas pension exam reveals a bachelor with no relatives. Fernand Labori edits an encyclopedia of French law and a monthly review. Lord Londonderry runs a coal yard, the Marquis of Bute a vineyard, Lord Sudeley a jam venture, and Lord Harrington a fruit store in London.
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Daniel Lamont
Richardsons
South Carolina
Abbe Picard of
Lyons
Gladstone
Rudyard Kipling
William L. Becker
Chicago
Pierola
Peru
South America
James J. Hill
Francis Burdett
Henry W. Corbett
United States
Oregon
New York
Catharine Street
Reed
Garden Beach
Portland
William Henry Harrison
North Bend
Ind
P. D. Armour
Chicago Packer
Hobart
John C. Calhoun
Frank Mitchell
Kansas
Mitchell
Earth
Fernand Labori
Dreyfus
Lord Londonderry
Marquis of Bute
Lord Sudeley
Lord Harrington
Charing Cross
London
King of Diamonds Sets Track Record at Fonda Free for All
King of Diamonds established a 2:15.44 track record in the free for all at Fonda New York. Exhibitions saw Lecco break Norwich Connecticut marks to 2:16. Other notes include Iowa mare Sarah 8 Tangent 2:09.4 and Quarter King’s 2:25.14 record at Urbana Ohio. Bourbon Sneak tops Milwaukee park with 1:05 half, and Snell drives Jupe to 2:07.9. A guideless Lexington performs at Maine state fair and Red Elm’s bit failure causes a wild run at St. Albans Vermont.
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King of Diamonds
Fonda
N. Y
Lecco
Norwich
Conn
Iowa
Sarah
Tangent
Mr. Wallace
Urbana
Quartermain
True Chimes
A. E. Perren
Buffalo
Readville
Pittsfield
Terrill S
Maine
Bourbon Sneak
James Callahan
Milwaukee
Mitchell
D. A. Snell
New Bedford
Mass
Jupe
Charter Fair
Mr. Snell
Lexington
Lewiston
O’neil
St. Albans
Red Elm
New Rule In Dancing Bans Hands On Partners
New York World reports a ruling by the American Society of Professors of Dancing forbidding fond hand touching in winter dances. Couples must waltz and two step with the left arm by side while the partner holds up the gown train, a sweeping silk satin train become mandatory and covert squeezes under it are forbidden.
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American Society of Professors of Dancing
New York
New York World
Russian made stone map of France for Paris exhibition
A Westminster Gazette report describes a stone map of France prepared by Russians for a Paris exhibition. It details jasper departments sea in lapis lazuli rivers in platinum 106 towns marked by stones gray jasper for neighbors 14 islands matching mainland color and a three foot square marble base with a proposed silver frame.
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France
Paris
Westminster Gazette
Rapid Rise of Lord Wolseley in British Army
The British soldier Lord Wolseley achieved the fastest promotions in history with Ensign in 1852 and rising through major, lieutenant colonel, colonel, major general, and general by 1883. He earned 25,000 pounds for Ashanti service and 20,000 pounds for the Egyptian campaign, becoming the youngest captain after just three years in the service.
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Lord Wolseley
Ashanti
SCASTORS We Kind You Have Aways Boars
Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear event or names. Summary cannot determine a coherent news item or specifics from the readable fragment.
Democratic Boomerang Hits Barnett Slur Against Soldier Leader
Harrisburg Oct 31. The Democratic state committee launched an attack on Lieutenant Colonel James E. Barnett the Republican candidate for state treasurer, charging cowardice in battle. Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers and other officers deny the accusations as false and malicious praising Barnett’s bravery in Luzon battles including Guiguinto bridge De La Lome church and Malolos.
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Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
James E. Barnett
Philippines
Tenth
Hawkins
Barnett
Tenth Regiment
Harrisburg Telegraph
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Charles Pastor
Mt. Gretna
S Barnett
Colonel Barnett
Pastor
Guiguinto Bridge
de la Lome Church
Marialo
Malolos
Uncle Sam
Frank Wall
Company A
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Aguinaldo
Luzon
South Dakota
Guiguinto
R. L. Tidball
Cavite
J. A Ewing
J. M. Gee
G. L. Gordon
C. W. Brown
Crago
Watson
Hunter
Aiken
Neff
Pittsburg
National Guard
Barnett Urges Republican Ticket Victory in Pennsylvania
The piece endorses Colonel Barnett for state treasurer and promises Republican victory in Pennsylvania, arguing merit of Barnett as a soldier and leader, praising Brown and Mitchell, and urging support for the whole Republican slate next Tuesday November 7. It notes polls open 7 AM to 7 PM and cites The Philadelphia Inquirer backing the party.
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Barnett
Philippines
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hay Brown
Supreme Court
James E. Barnett
Fighting Tenth Regiment
William T. Creasy
Creasy
Colonel Barnett
John I. Mitchell
Mitchell
Tioga County
National House of Representatives
United States
Court of Common Pleas
Moya County
Superior Court
McKinley
Brown
Spain
Aguinaldo
A New Name in Faith and Identity
The Epworth League notes on the biblical concept of a name as character. It discusses naming in ancient Israel, Peter as a postscript, and the new name given to the born again. It stresses Christlike living and personal sincerity, urging steadfast faith.
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Scipio
Africanus
Jervis
St. Vincent
Maclaren
Schell
Peter
Simon
Amos R. Wells
Christ
Jacob
Pulp and Pluck by Rev Theodore L Cuyler
The sermon argues modern Christians lack pluck and self denial. It calls for piety that endures hardship and rejects fraud, urging steadfast adherence to Christ’s word. It praises Christlike living as a beacon to an ungodly world and to enter the kingdom of heaven.
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Theodore L. Cuyler
D.D
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Amos Wells Highlights C Endeavor Talk by Sheldon at Detroit
In Detroit Amos R. Wells praised Charles M. Sheldon author of In His Steps during a Christian Endeavor convention. The piece notes readers will value Wells’ quotation from the event and its focus on Sabbath friendship.
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Chas. M. Sheldon
Detroit
Amos R. Wells
Friends of the Christian Sabbath
No Friends Like Old Friends Steal New Books
A poem lamenting trusted companions who take brand-new books and return them never. The verse contrasts long friendship with the sting of borrowed items not returned, hinting at loss and disbelief.
A Wise Son Sermon on Solomon and Wisdom
Adelaide May Thompson discusses the Proverbs of Solomon highlighting poetic Hebrew wisdom. She notes Solomon’s dream gift of an understanding heart and warns that true wisdom begins with reverence for God and choosing whom to serve.
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Adelaide May Thompson
Solomon
Hezekiah
Greece
Gibeon
Deaconess Confounds Stranger on Street Car
A deaconess with a large bundle sits beside a man with a hooked nose. He assesses her as a possible worker and questions her, assuming she seeks employment. She replies she is trying to make the world better, perplexing him. He afterward clarifies he thought she sought work but notes her big contract.
Christian Shovel Promises Quality From George Griffith
A Philadelphia man visits a hardware store to buy a shovel. He tests a shovel’s temper by placing a foot on its neck, then learns that the shovel is made by George Griffith, a Christian craftsman whose name signals first class quality.
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Philadelphia
George Griffith
Penny collection grows from lack of smaller coin
A fragmented verse sketches a woman watching a late lover and a bold suitor. She endures old flames and unpaid bills while a man arrives at dawn asking for three pints, hinting at financial strain and pursuit of money.
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Jee & Andrews
Law
No. 312
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
J. G. Smith
K. M. Andrews
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W
Yous Sill & Son
In Exchange Block
Waterstreet
John Sill
F. E. Sill
Tdaemlee & Lindsey
Jennson’s Exchange
Roward Lindsey Notary Fu Public
AS. O. Parmlee
Ward Lindsey
J W. Dunkle, E
Warren
Atention
Hazeltine Building
Geo. Ball’s
Ahalanatth & Peterson
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
T. Danforth
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Pebby
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Wonns & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Scheve & Schnur
W.iren
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
W A. Greaves
Thompson
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie
B. B. West
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
C. Smith & Son
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
Warren County
Sayer
George Ball
the Turf Review
T. O. Slater & CO
OMEGA
American Beauty
Keystone
Garland
Acorn
Our Sheet Metal and Pipe Shops
Water ST
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Ses
Myron Watens
E. T. Hazeltine
Vavio L. Gerould
L. W. Dennison
M. Waters
M. A. Myers
K. T. Hazeltine
D. F. Rote
J. M. Siegfried
W. Parshall
Jas
O. Parmlee
D. L. Geroul
Chas. H. Fletcher
PANY
Murai Syrect
New York City
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
J. M. Sieqgfrie
Alldralee and
Lowees
Manila
Grant
Christian Endeavor
Wm. K. Fisher
God
Abram
Abraham
Sarai
Judah
John
Cephas
Antioch
Dr. Schell
Peniel
Barton
Humanity
Hobson
Courage
Washington
John Smith
Heaven
Epworth League
Nev. Ltd
Wm. KR. Fisher
Ager
J.C. Ayer
Er Orwell
Rhymster
Willie
Tenner
Proctor
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