Local Professional Cards and Notaries in Warren Pa
Directory style notice listing four attorneys and counsellors at law with offices in Johnsons Exchange second story Warren Pa Edward Lindsey notary public and partners W M Lindsey Jas O Parmlee and Edward Lindsey Airstow artistic photographer studio over Geo Ball store Warren Pa and office on Third Street opposite M E Church Digestive and Urinary diseases specialty office hours 1 to 4 P M F W Whitcomb G Ball attorney at law and notary public Warren Savings Bank building Warren Pa prompt attention given collections
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Warren, Pa
Hazeltine Building
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Geo. Ball’s
Third Street
M. E. Church
F. W. Whitcomb
Warren Savings Bank Building
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
County Official Roster Listing Local Officials
A compiled list presents the readout of local government offices including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown President Judge Charles H ee Associate Judges H C Huntington J H Sandstrom Prothonotary George F Yates Register and Recorder WM McCray Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers County Commissioners John A Akins Co B Sampson Roger Mooney Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney J W Dunkle County Superintendent of Schools H M Putnam Jury Commissioners S C Graham R E eer Coroner Dr W S Peirce Audit ors W J Alexander John A al Spetz mes Logan Sonaty surveyor D F A Wheelock
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Jurge
Charles H. Ee
H. C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R. E. Eer
W. 8S
Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A. al Spetz
Mes Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
IWS of the Week Busy readers digest Oct 29 to Nov 4
A condensed weekly roundup of political campaigns with Bryan and McKinley in Chicago Canton and across Illinois and Ohio. Notable events include egg throwing protests, speeches, fatalities from various incidents, weather and flood reports, and European tensions as news from Cuba Spain and India. The spread covers accidents fires cyclones and political clashes with numerous named places and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Business College
Chicago
Bryan
McKinley
Canton
Postel
Chester
Providence
Butler
Tom Watson
Kid Lavigne
Jack
Gerhardt
New York
Donald
Brooklyn
York
Carrie Whalen
Rochester
Horself
Babe
W.ter
Highland
N. Y
State Department
Elizabeth Hart
Sarah Stevenson
Boston
Athens, O
Henry Shafer Quick
United States
Fon du Lac
Wis
Weyler
Medical College
Havana
Jane Brewster
Massachusetts
Ireland
John L. Sullivan
Arctic Ocean
Romulus Cotell
Stone
Ohio
India
Prince Bismarck
Germany
Russia
Europe
Breckenridge
Cuba
Maceo
Gomez
Illinois
Charles Kaiser
Bridgeport
New York State
Cheeney
Pittston
Columbia
Patrick Brennan
Banker Strathy
Toronto
Pelham Manor
Texas
New Orleans
Palmer
Oscar Marshall
Galesville
Fitzhugh Lee
Joseph Aubert
Marguerite Dubois
Paris
Emile Delaheff
Ilinois
Bourke Cochran
Norfolk
Wilkes- Barre
Methodist Episcopal Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mat Mathews
Stanton Abbott
Buffalo
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Louisiana
Morton
Jacob Worthclerk
Kings County
Wapakoneta
Thomas Bram
North Brothers Island
J. W. Allen
Marysville
Mont
Michael Brennan
Barrie, Ont
New Or
Notable Hoard of Inventions and Estates Reported
Herretto Lilienthal heirs cremated aerostatic machines and drawings. Charles E. Warburton estate valued at $2,000,000 passes to son and daughter. Dr. John Wesley Gadsden famed vet died in Philadelphia and proved pleuro pneumonia contagious. Mrs. Kate Robinson of Carthage NY honored by Daughters of the Revolution at age 87. William A. Clark plans a $100,000 mausoleum for his wife in Woodlawn NY with $20,000,000 fortune. Godkin urges wealthy men to fund public museums and monuments over luxury homes.
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National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Kate Robinson
Carthage
N. Y
Robinson
William A. Clark
Silver King
Montana
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Godkin
Scribner
Toronto University Robbed in Bursar Office Break-in
The bursar’s office at Toronto University was entered and the safe blown open, with $1,500 stolen. Police investigated as details of the burglary emerged, including timing and security gaps.
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Toronto University
Toronto
New York Money and Produce Markets Amid Trading
Money on call at 6.40 to 6. per cent and sterling rates edge higher as bankers' bills trade near 4.85 to 4.86. Flour, cornmeal, rye and barley prices vary across city and Minnesota mills. wheat and corn show active spot and futures movement with options in near months. Butter, cheese, eggs and pork prices listed across Western, State, and Pennsylvania markets with noted regional variations.
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Walter Castle
London
Louisville
MoeKinley
Canton
Bryan
Chicago Weekly Review of Trade
Rochester
Offi
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
City Mills
Minnesota
Western
I. F
C.i. F
Milwaukee
White State
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Do Factory
Elgins
State
Ullwise
Do Creamery
Pennsylvania
Evolution of alphabets from Phoenician to Latin
The article traces the origin of alphabets from Phoenician through Greek and Latin to English. It notes Ionian influence in Asia Minor, the 27 letters of Wallachian Cyrillic, vowel absence in some scripts, and the long historical path that shaped modern writing. It also mentions papal use of Latin, phonetic needs for English, and the rise and fall of the letter Z in early Latin.
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Asia
Cicero
Notable Academic Appointments and Church News
A lady Dr Winifred Dickson is examiner in surgery at the College of Dublin. Dr Franz Muncker named professor ordinarius of modern German literature at the University of Munich. Moody to withdraw from evangelistic work to supply 750000 prisoners in the United States with religious literature. Leo XIII to appoint another English cardinal per Rome Tribuna. Mgr Edmund Stonor, archbishop of Trebizond, held in petto. Ecole Estienne ceremony features Henri Etienne descendant and working printer lineage.
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Winifred Dickson
College of Dublin
Franz Muncker
Wagner
University of Munich
Moody
United States
Leo XIII
Rome Tribuna
Mgr
Edmund Stonor
Trebizond
Partibus
Petto
Paris
Ecole Estienne
Henri
Robert Etienne
Henri Etienne
Robert
Notable figures and ventures in a mixed era of invention travel
Mrs Langtry rides a machine in racing colors. W C Hicks of Melrose seeks a patent for a flying machine claiming it will supplant bicycles. Miss Rose Kellogg, now in Spokane, begins a career as a traveling music store representative. Kenneth Grahame, London barrister and author, born in Edinburgh from a Glasgow family. Field Marshal Count von Blumenthal, aged 86, plans a grand tour of Sweden and Norway after WWI era.
Sale of Lord Leighton's Library Realizes Nearly Four Thousand
The sale of the late Lord Leighton's library, president of the Royal Academy of Arts, held in London on July 18, realized nearly $4,000 for the estate. Also noting there are 5,338 libraries in the United States with the Library of Congress as the largest.
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United States
Library of Congress
Lord Leighton
Royal Academy of Arts
London
Theatrical Management Figures Cited By Census Bureau
The census bureau lists show business and theatrical management among the learned professions with 17 421 men and 634 women employed. The remark notes the classification and counts within the occupation.
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Census Bureau
Christ's Testimonies to His Father
A lesson for the week notes Jesus as the unique source of divine knowledge. He speaks with immediate intuition about the Father, surpassing earlier prophets. The sermon praises the Father revealed through Jesus, offering life abundant and universal hope for all who hear His voice.
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W. J. Yates
Christ
Jesus
Abraham
God
Moses
Father
Jesus Christ
New League President Elected to Succeed Bishop Fitzgerald
The May general conference elected Bishop W. X. Ninde to succeed Bishop Fitzgerald as League president after six years of Fitzgerald leadership. Ninde, born 1832 in Cortlandville New York, graduated Wesleyan in 1855, served in Black River Cincinnati and Detroit, led Garrett Biblical Institute in 1873, and became bishop in 1884.
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League
Fitzgerald
W. X. Ninde
Ninde
Cortlandville
N. Y
Wesleyan University
Black River
Cincinnati
Detroit
Garrett Biblical Institute
Self Denial and Missionary Spirit Among Teachers
A schoolteacher earning $1000 yearly lives on half to support a missionary substitute in China and prays daily for her friend. She once aspired to foreign missions but now serves the Lord through sacrifice. Many others practice quiet generosity, aiding the needy while Christian modesty hides their deeds.
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China
Temperance Wins Through Commercial Pressure Says Reformer
The author argues temperance will prevail as a business necessity. He notes major corporations and railroads with over 200,000 workers refuse to hire intoxicants users, suggesting job loss will drive abstinence and close the saloon. The ultimate goal is an end to the drink traffic.
Dante and the Divina Commedia in Moral Truth
A noted Italian poet merits deeper study as the Divina Commedia reveals moral truth rather than mere physical suffering. The work depicts the descent of a soul after grave crime and its relation to eternal hell while the body remains on earth. Dante’s relevance and the certainty of heaven and hell are emphasized for contemporary readers.
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Heaven
Dante
Missionary Lessons From Paul's Athens Sermon
Rev S H Doyle discusses Acts 17 16 34 and the Athens Areopagus sermon as a model for modern foreign missions The world again opens to gospel work with vast populations in need He argues three facts need plea and supply The best men and resources are required to carry Christ to heathendom and calls for prayer preaching and funding.
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S. H. Doyle
Toric
Paul
Athens
Areopagus
Mars Hill
Jesus
Greece
Rome
Missionaries of the Cross
Japan
Great Britain
China
India
Africa
Livingstone
Italy
Mexico
Christ
Heathendom
God’s springtime reveal resurrection glimpse
In meditative prose the Presbyterian Messenger reflects on nature as divine parable and symbol. It highlights God’s goodness, providence, and faithfulness to His covenants, inviting readers to glimpse resurrection through the scenes of spring.
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Presbyterian Messenger
No Distress or Emergency Threat to Plans, Says Leader
A New Era Proclaimed as J C Vandeventer Declares resilience against any distress or sudden enemy showing unwavering confidence in strategic plans and steadfast unity. The speaker emphasizes strength and continuity amid uncertain times.
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J. C. Vandeventer
Protestant and Catholic Populations in Germany Cited
The latest statistics report 31,000,000 Protestants and 18,000,000 Catholics in Germany. The figures reflect the religious composition of the population and are used in demographic context.
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Germany
Christian Endeavor Jottings Amid Calls from Mission Boards
In South Wales and Monmouth 212 Christian Endeavor societies enroll over 10 000 members. Boston Seamen's Friend Society rooms host frequent concerts led by city Endeavorers, with 848 men signing temperance pledges last year. The Christian Index editor urges cooperative work and open doors for faith based outreach through Endeavor.
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South Wales
Monmouth
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Boston
Seamen’s Friend Society
Christian Endeavorers
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Narrow Range of Timothy and Rye
Prices for timothy hay No 1 at 17.00 per ton and No 2 at 16.00. Baled hay at 18.00 to 14.00 and baled at row 8.00 to 8.25. Bundled rye ranged 12.00 to 14.00 per unit.
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Buffalo
Little Falls and Utica Cheese Markets Report Nov 2
At Little Falls N Y on November 2 cheese prices show large colored and small white varieties with multiple lots totaling 1 767 boxes. twins colored and white also listed. Butter from farm dairy and creamery butter are recorded with small packages traded. Utica market reports 4 431 cheese boxes sold at about 9 1 4 cents and creamery butter at varied prices.
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Little Falls
Little Fas
N. Y
Utica
Dreams of God and Self in Space Poem
A dialogue poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox presents God and a lone seeker in space. The speaker asks about people and judgment while God explains the stage of dream existence ending in the revelation that only God remains.
When the leaves fall and quails begin to pipe
The poem recalls autumn hunting scenes with nutful trees and dogs, framing the rising sun, game bags, and a somber reflection on pheasants, birds, and the souls of beasts. It notes the hunter’s boots, gun, and a lingering sadness as days pass.
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Everlastin
What a Boy Should Do and Where He May Stay
A poetic line questions a boy’s place, insisting he must stay out of seating and away from delicate rooms. It notes cushions in view of admiration, the expectation he remain unexhausted, and that roses and flowers on the floor are not for boys to tread. The house is described as inappropriate for boyish noise.
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Butler
Octobers Grace and Quiet in a Tender Poem
A reflective verse paints blessed motherhood resting in autumn grace. Grasses and maples cradle her as October's splendor glows. The speaker counsels cautious hope amid life’s ills and urges steady effort despite despair.
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Leavening Powe
EY Pure
W. Dunkle J
Jundsey & Parmlee
G. Ball
Ppissnoon & Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
Second
Liberty Streets
Perry
Justice of the Peace
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
A C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
D. D.S
Wee & Schnur
W A. Greaves, E
Thompson
Ae Warren
Beaty
D. I. Ball
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
S. G. Wald
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
Lucie C. Richards
W. D. McLaren
Peoria
A. Cowan
C. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J. M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
J.W. Crawford
C. W. Brown
C. D. Arird
W.G. Shreeves
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B. West
Eastern Standard
BR. B. West
Eastern Standard, East
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Weekly Press
Warren County
Kersey
Anderson & Salyer
THE
American Clothiers
Liberty St
Racspa Trespasien
H. A. Archer
M.D
Oxford Str
Cantos Martyn
D. D
New York City
Epwin F. Parper
Eagth Street
7Th Avenue
Pitcher’s Castoria
Vv. T Murray
Ak City
Cers
Crooks
Lamm
Dauntless
Windom
Fernandina
Fila
Jacksonville
Jaiper
Island
Formosa
Lake Erie
Billy Ernst
Leslie Pearce
Barrie
Ont
Norristown
Place Kaiser
Lincoln
Nathan Strauss
Albert D. Powers
Tennessee
Wilkes-Barre
France
Atlantic
Turkey
Lee
Plymouth
Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly
Egan
Kent
Sicily
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Newark
Dennis Scantlin
Winona Canal
Warsaw
Ind
William McKinley
Antonio Maceo
Bolivian Foreign Affairs Commission
Olive Sternaman
Cayuga
Goldsboro
N.C
Missouri
Kansas
Alvarado
Tex
Jacob Near
Balster Spa
Edward Springler
Troy
William Sullivan
Windsor
Emerson Piano Company
Rossie Iron Works
St. Lawrence County
Clive
Willis- Barre
Henry W. Cornell
Cornell
David Henderson
Grace Roth Henderson
Convention of Methodist Episcopal Bishops
Pittsburg
People OF America
TRE Markets
With Tim
Library Notes
Epworth’ League
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
Wt. V
Distribution OF Christians
Christian Endeavor Jottings
Christian Index
GEMS
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
After Frost
Edwin
Hopkins
Boston Transcript
Mother Earth
October
Edwar A. Jenks
Matthew Arnold
Walt Whitswan
Smyth
Supreme Court
Franklin Bien
Empire State Knitting Company
Schenectady County
A. I. Kroll
Bolivia
Lama
Peru
Sucre
Commission of Foreign Affairs of
Saratogca
Ballston Spa
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