Attorney at Law in Warren Pa Hoffman Block Office
The notice announces a law office located in Warren Pennsylvania on the Hoffman block on the second floor. It identifies an attorney practicing at that address.
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Attorney At Law
Warren, Pa
Allen Block
Attorneys
Law
First National Bank
Warren
New Waters Block
Liberty Street
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Orren C. Allen
George H. Higgins
Harrison Allen
Hazeltine Building
W. Wilbur
Attorneys At Law
Scofield Block
Water Street
Dinsmoor
Jas. Cable
C. A. Peterson
L. Agnew
Market
Second Streets
Waters’ Block
Hoffman Block
Beaty
Ball, C. Thompson
Johnson’s Exchange
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Parmler
Third St
Liberty
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David Shear Dry Goods Offerings This Fall
Our buyers have secured choicest domestic and foreign goods for cash at very low figures. Prices are unusually low and production of desirable styles is limited. We advise early buyers to secure our lines and ask you to see our salesmen before purchasing elsewhere.
Eastward Train Schedule to Sheffield and Warren
Train 20 departs at 7 30 am daily except Sunday for Sheffield arriving 8 10 am. Train 6 leaves 10 05 am for Harrisburg and intermediate stops arriving Philadelphia 4 25 am and New York 7 10 am. Sleepers Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York. Philadelphia passengers may remain until 7 pm. Train 22 arrives Sheffield 12 49 pm. Train 4 serves Sunbury Harrisburg Lancaster Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington with arrivals in Philadelphia 6 50 am New York 9 30 am Baltimore 6 20 am Washington 7 30 am. Through sleepers Erie Williamsport. transfers to Washington sleeper at Harrisburg. Train 8 reaches Kane 9 15 pm. Trains to Warren: Train 3 leaves New York 8 pm Philadelphia 11 25 pm Washington 10 pm Baltimore 11 20 pm to Warren 1 37 pm. Through sleepers Philadelphia to Erie and Washington/Baltimore to Williamsport. passengers Philadelphia to Erie by coach. Train 11 Kane 6 35 am daily except Sunday to Warren 7 45 am. Train 17 Ridgway 3 pm daily except Sunday to Warren 5 25 pm. Train 19 Sheffield 8 25 am daily except Sunday to Warren 9 am. Train 21 Sheffield 12 50 pm daily except Sunday to Warren 1 25 pm. CHAS E PUGH J R WOOD Genl Manager Genl Passenger Agent.
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Fentonville
Ackley’s
Russellburg
North Warren
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Titusville
Grand Valley
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
N. Warren
Russell
Ackley
Junction
Dunkirk
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Jamestown
Bradford
H. Ketcham
Garfield
Tiona
Barnes
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Wolf Run
Jerry Crary
Dunkirk to Titusville Rail Timetable 1891
Train schedule for the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad effective May 31 1891 shows southbound and northbound trains with times between Dunkirk and Titusville including intermediate stops such as Fredonia Laona Casadaga Sinclairville Gerry Ross Mill Falconer and Warren with arrival and departure times listed across stations.
Atchison Oddities Prompted by Everyday Quirks
A string of local quirks from Atchison depicts a mustache in tin foil that curls nightly, a man who cries when scolded, a man who waits on himself with a woman present, and a schoolboy with ink on his nose from close writing. Tales also mention a restless man asking if others are happy and a girl shifting names Marguerite and Mag. A daily quarrel between two women shows both claiming greater suffering.
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Atchison
Marguerite
Mag
Flower Chandelier From Bamboo and Vines
From a Chicago News feature this note explains making a flower chandelier using three bamboo sections forming a tripod and vines trailing from baskets. Tin cylinders inside hold water, and the bamboo exterior can be carved with simple bird or flower motifs for contrast.
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Chicago News
To My Mother from the Overland Monthly
A poetic address to a mother, recalling past joys and the hope of reunion beyond death. The speaker laments fear of dissonance after loss yet finds comfort in the believed enduring bond and in the vision of guiding in faith. The tone blends elegy with spiritual assurance and maternal love.
Verdict of the voters on parties across the nation
Ohio chose McKinley for governor with a projected 19 000 to 21 000 plurality and Republicans control the legislature on joint ballot. New York Massachusetts and Iowa elected governors with parties claiming wins. Kansas saw strong Republican gains and Democrats held in Maryland and other states with varied results.
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James E. Campbell
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People's
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United States
John Sherman
Hahn
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Latest Election Returns Stream In From Across the Nation
Ohio Legislature reports a Republican 50 seat majority on joint ballot while Democrats sweep state tickets in Iowa and Missouri. New York Assembly tied. Massachusetts and Nebraska show Rep gains and statewide leads. Local returns from Pennsylvania New York and South Dakota indicate continued Republican strength with several key offices decided.
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New York
J.sloat Fassett
Roswell P. Flower
Joseph W. Bruce
Prohibition
Daniel D. Leon
R. P. Flower
J. W. Vrooman
Andrew F. Sheehan
Emy O'Connor
Frank Rice
Arthur C. Wade
Frank Campbell
Ira M. Sledges
Elliott Danforth
WW. A. Sutherland
S. W. Rosendale
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Herald
Assembly
Senate
Flower
Brooklyn
Alfred Chapin
Congress
Henry Bristowe
The Party Where Nobody Gossiped.
A whimsical poem recounts a party of anthropomorphic creatures in bright attire and lively music with a playful, June-like setting. A second item is Jack writes to his brother about engagement doubts and affection, reflecting social expectations and personal conscience amid humor.
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Beetle
Snake
Anca the Toad
Diverse Religious, Educational Developments Worldwide
Norway’s population shows two million with about one thousand Roman Catholics as Lutherans predominate. Salvation Army HQ cornerstone laid in Brisbane for 50,000. New Zealand trains Maori officers. Mary Kennedy Brown enrolls at Cornell Law School as first listed woman student. In Utah Presbyterians run mission work in 28 towns with 21 ministers and 3,100 pupils, 75 percent from Mormon or ex Mormon families.
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Norway
Salvation Army
Brisbane
Australia
New Zealand
Tuer Cornell School of Law
Mary Kennedy Brown
Wellesley
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Building a cheap, strong wire fence with smart bracing
J E Wing explains a cost effective 8 wire fence with a 5x5 post and 3x6 brace, buried 3 feet, leaning back for straight pull. He details the crimp and washer fastenings, estimates 25 to 40 rods built per day, and notes 3 cent per pound galvanized wire plus a $3 crimper.
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J. E. Wing
Country Gentleman
Denmark Exports Cattle Reach 90 000 Head Annually
Denmark’s average annual cattle exports in recent years reach around 90 000 head. Munich imports beef cattle from Australia and slaughters over 500 Austrian cattle weekly. South Australia exported 48 557 tons of breadstuffs to South Africa last year, up from 11 512 tons. Calcutta raw jute exports surpassed 512 500 tons, up roughly 100 000 tons from 1889, while indigo shipments abroad fell sharply. Trade with the United Kingdom also declined, with Europe and the United States seeing declines.
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Australia
South Africa
South Australia
Calcutta
Europe
United States
United Kingdom
Curious natural oddities and oddities from across the states
A fish with two tails in Madison Georgia attracts curiosity while Old Orchard Missouri has three pear shaped apples bearing trees. Eastern Pennsylvania cider volumes rival the Schuylkill river. Britain’s smallest tree, a two inch dwarf willow, grows on Ben Lomond Scotland. An Indiana thrashing machine haunted by spooks extinguishes engine fire and steals tools. Benton Harbor Michigan resident owns a stone resembling a petrified bird nest with a nest like stone inside.
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Madison
Old Orchard
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Great Britain
Ben Lomond
Scotland
Oskaloopsa
J. Ya. Prvener
Benton Harbor
Mich
Impostor Italian Count Exposed in Munsey’s Weekly
A narrator reveals to Arabella that a man posing as an Italian count is a fraud. The impostor admits he was a barber in Rome, joking about being made a count by Umberto after daily shaves.
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Lucinda
Arabella
Rome
di Perugini
Umberto
Munsey
Household Remedies From a Past Era
A compilation of home treatment tips includes using warm soapy water with linseed oil for furniture, bread crust in cabbage water to mask odors, boiled egg skins for boils, fresh eggs with sugar for hoarseness, hot water for facial burns, turpentine for paint stains, hot water for lung congestion, horseradish for pickle shelf life, olive oil rubs for strength, caution against hard water, boiled water for complexions, and a rheumatism remedy of cream tartar and saltpetre with divided doses.
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Tuere
Cornstarch Cake and a Murder Story
A recipe for cornstarch cake appears before a crime report from St Paul Minnesota dated November 9. Ernest Schroeder, accused of killing Annie Breé, was found at North St Paul Saturday evening and killed himself as officers closed in.
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St. Paul
Minn
Ernest Schroeder
Annie Breé
North St. Paul
Body of Woman Found Unburied in Buffalo Home
The body of 84 year old Mrs Barbara Luther was found in her room at 924 Washington street Buffalo three months after her death. Daughter Mrs Mochel, recently released from an asylum, says she found her mother dead August 27 and could not move her to a bed so she covered her up and waited for wake.
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Burraro
N. Y
Barbara Luther
Washington Street
Fatal Gas Explosion Kills Nine at Susquehanna Mine
Nanticoke Pa November 9 a gas explosion in No 1 shaft of the Susquehanna Coal Company mine killed nine men and badly injured several others. Listed dead are William J Williams Henry R Jones William Jonathan John Arnolt Caleb Jething Thomas Lloyd. Injured include David Powell David A Smith Thomas Thomas Henry Williams Howell Josenski D W Evans and two unnamed Polish workers. The blast occurred on a Sunday with only fourteen men at work. death toll rose as three more miners died last night.
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Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
William J. Williams
Henry R. Jones
William Jonathan
John Arnolt
Caleb Jething
Thomas Lloyd
David Powell
David A. Smith
Thomas Thomas
Henry Williams
Howell Josenski
D. W. Evans
David L. Smith
Adventurers reach Alaska source and open country to pack trains
A. J. Glave and Balton after seven years in Alaska locate the river head about 110 miles northeast of Mount St. Elias. They prove east of Schwatka’s explorations suitable for pack horses and bring back four healthy horses. Glave plans a Washington appeal for funds to open trails next season. They report a rich copper mine and describe the expedition as the smallest yet. Doctors in Indiana report Asiatic black tongue with several deaths in Kirklin area.
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United States
Balton
Remainder of U S Against LDS Church At Hearing
The final hearing before Judge Hane on remaining cases to seize church property proceeded on Saturday. United States Attorney Varian reported three petitions of intervention. the court denied all petitions. The valued property totals about 200000 dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Church of Latter Day Saints
Hane
Supreme Court
Varian
Financial markets and commodity prices across New York and Cleveland
New York reports money at four percent and steady exchange with rates around 48 and 483 percent for demand. Cleveland notes flour at 5.00 to 5.50 per barrel and wheat, corn, oats, butter, and potatoes pricing. New York markets show flour and grain prices with diverse cash and future quotes. Chicago reports wheat at 96 and corn at 43, with pork and lard futures and near-term spreads listed.
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