Local Warren Ads Promote Jeweler and Attorneys at Law
J J REIG jeweler watchmaker and dealer in watches jewelry and repairs on short notice. Shop on Water Street in Hott man and Clark's Block Warren Pa. BROWN & STONE attorneys at law will give prompt attention to business. Office over First National Bank Warren Pa. 44 E Brown notary public Brown C W Stone
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D. F. Hoffman
Warren, Pa
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Wilbur & Miles
Merck’s
Warren
W. Wilbur
D.I. Ball
Wm. Messner
Carver House
J. Hodges
Water Street
Messner & Trushel
Scofield & Hooker
Liberty Street
A. W. Scofield
F. Hooker
Dinsmoor & Reeves
Attorneys At Law
Scofield
Warren Pa. c
Dinsmoor
D. Reeves
WM. W. Hazeltine
NLAS
Chas. H. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
Warren Pa
Allen & Thompson
Tidioute
Warren County
Central Block
G. W. Allen
Brown & Schnur
Attorneys
S. Burgess
First National Bank
J. J. Reig
Hottman & Clark’s
Brown & Stone
E. Brown
Notary Publica
Brown
C. W. Stone
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block
At Home After Evening Service and Talk of Hats
After the service the Coontons discuss Mrs Parker’s new hat and others fashion choices. Emmeline notes the hat’s plume, comparing Mrs Parker and Mrs Schuyler, while Amelia and Sarah comment on strangers at Ellen Byxby’s, and Mrs Coonton chides Pa for slurring churchgoers. The scene ends with the family tidying up and Pa going to bed.
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Mrs. Coonton
Misses Coonton
Mr. Coonton
Emmeline
Sarah
Mrs. Parker
Mary Schuyler
Amelia
Mrs. Schuyler
Mary
Marshall
Mercy
Rahen
Old McMasters
Ellen Byxby
Mrs. Coon
Emmaline
Danbury News
Royal Route Erie to Chicago via New York and Cleveland
New through service announced on Erie Railway offers Train No3 from New York at 7:00 p.m. with Pullman sleeping and hotel coaches through to Chicago, plus Train No1 at 9:00 a.m. with broad gauge coaches, all trains running through to destination. Special arrangement ensures continuous travel even if road termini timing differs. Also notes steel rail track and first class service. Betrothed poem follows unrelated text.
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New York
Pullman
Erie
Cleveland
Chicago
Erie Railway
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
W.B. Shattuc
Pass’r
Cincinnati
P. D. Cooper
Summer Time Rail Schedule for Philadelphia and Erie Units
On and after Sunday May trains run on the Philadelphia and Erie line with westward Erie Mail and eastward Erie Mail connections. The timetable lists departure and arrival times for the Erie Accommodations, Kane, Kane Arr, and Corry connections, noting Philadelphia time is 20 minutes faster than Erie time. WM. A. Baldwin, General Superintendent.
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Philadelphia
Eri
Erie Mail
Erie F
T 'Mila
Timetable details for Dunkirk to New York and connections
Train schedule lists departures from Dunkirk and intermediate stops to Buffalo Rochester Syracuse and New York with arrivals at Titusville Warren Irvington Youngsville and other towns. Includes connecting services via Erie and Atlantic express cars to Boston and times for several legs and adjustments by railway officials.
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Titusville
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Warren
Russelburg
Fentonville
Frewsburg
A& GW Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Buffalo
Batavia
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
New York
Heston
Pitts
Bedouin
A& G
Ato
Uilam
Boston
Atlantic Express
Wisconsin Court States Public School Whipping Is Assault
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled that whipping a student by a public school teacher constitutes assault and battery and is unjustifiable. The piece argues progress from corporal punishment to moral suasion in homes and schools, noting changing laws and social norms. It contrasts past practices with modern law, emphasizing that spankings by teachers are not acceptable under humane standards.
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Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Solomon
England
Chancery Court
No Whip Rule? Society Sees Better Ways to Reach Boys
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a shift in view on punishing boys, arguing whippings miss the target and that society and law may favor non corporal methods. It foresees a time when school rods vanish and cruelty to humans becomes the only concern, with state prisons handling harsher discipline.
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Society For the Prevention of
Louisville Courier-Journal
Snowbound California Sierra Forge of a Grim Fort
Bret Harte in Scribner's Monthly describes a vast 1848 California snowstorm. Fifty miles of white blanketing the Sierras on March 15, ten days of falling snow in varied forms, silencing the landscape. Yet in the center of desolation, a single sign of human toil appears amid the frozen vastness.
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Bret Harte
Scribner’s Monthly
California
California Sierras
Old Bible Brings Back Farmhouse Memories and City Growth
The narrator recalls a worn Bible and a mother’s gentle readings of Joseph and his brothers. Memories of funerals, weddings, and a lost home haunt her as years pass and the old farm yields to a booming city. She mourns loves and graves, then finds solace in rain and a final cry before putting the Bible away.
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Sailor Will
Lawyer Jack
Angel Minnie
Wayward Tom
Fannie
Mother
Joseph
Jack
Bible
Tom
Detroit Free Press
Bill Boards and the Marvels of American Advertising
A brisk ode to bill boards praising their grandeur and reach. The piece notes American poster art as superior in height, scale, and color, with bold cuts and massive letters designed to seize attention on every street corner and fence.
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America
Harsh Beginnings Forge Courage in Everyday Struggle
A reflective piece compares early hardship to biting bitter food, noting the moment of unbearable difficulty gives way to resolve as one continues. It frames adversity as a recurring test that builds endurance through repeated exposure and perseverance.
Shrinkage in Life and Love Across a Woman’s Years
In Aldine, Mrs. M. F. Butia recalls lessons on shrinkage from childhood to marriage. A district school romance fades as mittens, locket, and devotion give way to betrayal and loss. Growing up reveals imagined happiness versus reality, with advice on self-improvement and the idea that only perfect beings attain true happiness.
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Fred
Harry
John
Halloa
The Grasshopper and Bees Sing at Year’s End
A Burlington Hawkeye verse paints a quirky, rhythmic scene of crickets, bees, and frogs as the dying year stirs sleepy creatures. It playfully riffs on sound and sight in a leafy, rustic mood with whimsical lines and comic imagery.
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Fenne
American Girl's monument pledge nears full subscription
Washington's monument progress is uncertain as funds remain to be raised while the American Girl’s monument nears complete subscription figures.
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Ashington
Never fret if left behind in the race of life
An uplifting moral urges perseverance and fair play, noting that success comes to those who keep striving with noble daring. It counsels steady effort, patience, and choosing a worthy path, reminding that being last is not fatal if effort remains honorable.
Fashion Notes From The Season On Dresses And Weddings
Bronze kid shoes and slippers return, cream stockings for brides, and written marriage invitations trend in New York. Jewelry from Geneva is deemed too beautiful, while color trends favor Myrtle green and slate blue. Ammonia restores carpet color. lace cuffs and hats shift to smaller bonnets and felt materials.
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New York
Filagree
Geneva
Lockport
Paris
One Hundred Beaux In A New Albany Sparking Feat
A New Albany girl won bracelets by entertaining one hundred different young men over consecutive evenings. She drew on friends to supply lovers, named successors, and kept strict limits. Night after night she endured chatty, weather talk, and mother health questions, finishing at midnight with the bracelets she earned and weight up from 120 to 185 pounds.
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New Albany
Outdated wedding customs in fashionable advice
The piece notes weddings are out of style with Pewing Journeys and wedding presents fading from practice. It celebrates a simpler approach with no fuss or crowds and hints at contemporary attire, including striped stockings for women, as the new fashion.
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Johson
Exchange
Piso
Clark Johnson
Cruel Texas Pony Race At Houston Fairgrounds
A $50 side race on the Houston fairgrounds pits two Texas ponies Red Lad and Wild Bill against each other in a twelve hour endurance event. Wild Bill led early, Red Lad gained but Wild Bill rested, ultimately stopping at forty five miles while the other rode on. the report condemns the cruelty to animals and calls for Bergh’s intervention.
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Houston
Texas) Fairgrounds
Texas
Red Lad
Wild Bill
W. B
How to Swim Use Arm Actions to Stay Afloat in Deep Water
The author explains that humans raise their arms above water to keep the head above the buoyant load and breathe. If hands move underwater freely the head rises for breathing, while using legs like walking lifts shoulders, reducing hand effort. The guidance is offered for those who never learned swimming earlier in life.
Sympathy on a Moving Train Wellness Improvisation
A wag in a smoking car asked for liquor for a fainted lady, prompting twenty eight men to rise with flasks in hand. The incident was noted in earnest sympathetic tones as a striking, if ironic, act of concern aboard a moving train.
Tacy ANP Talent and the Art of Tact in Difficulties
The piece argues tact as an intuitive social art that guides through challenges better than talent or knowledge. It contrasts talent as power and wealth with tact as momentum and ready money, noting tact earns respect and enables action.
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V. D. Gibson
M. H. Snyder
D. D
Snyder & Gibson
Dentists
M,. Miles
R. B. Stewart
Episcopal Church
Liferom
Front Street
J. H. Mitchell
Lycoming
Niagara, Fire Association
Penn
Bagly
Sextus Keller
Smith's
Ludlow
Market and
Second Streets
R. W. Dalrymple
Johnson & Lindsey
Johnson’s Exchange
Johnson
Story
W. M. Lindsey
C. C. Thompson
H. E. Brown
Warren Mail
EE. Cowan & CO
Willis Cowan
E. Cowan
Editors and Proprietors
Charen
Brooklyn
Hoosick Tunnel
Little Rhody
Centennial
Haif
PD. Seaver
St. Louis
Colorado
Phalon Norris
Meadville
Sweden
Stockholm
Adam
Smith
J. D. Wilson
Bloomsburg
New Bedford
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Mount Holyoke
Jim
Historical Society
Margaret Fayher
Willie
New Haven
Conn
Dayton Journal
Spooney
Ash
EE. M. Pierce
FRICE
Kutman
Eerie
Walter B. Kinsky
Pealer
Union School
Aaroe
Robert Johnson
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Erie and
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
Kane
Co Oil Creek
Allegheny River
R. W
Brierry
Allegheny
Valuey & Pettsburg
Ming Nortel
Thaw Pox
N.y.ex
C. A. Clute
T. Bishop
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Oil Creek
Allegheny River Railway
Buffalo, Corry, and Pittsburgh Railroad
Kersxot
North PM
J. Mau
Le 40
Pittsbur
Kittannin
Bradys
Beni Parker
Ementon
Franklin Oil City
Oil City
Orry Mayiile
OU City Ave
Tidioute — Ly
Irvineton
Red Bank
New Bethlehem
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Driftwood
Ieee
David McCargoq
Hall
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
R’y
Frank
Lin
No. Np
Franklin
Raymitten
Stoneboro
Ame Sa
Jamestown Rerbor
Jefferson
GEO
H. McIly
Stire
Say
Stinson &Co
Portland
Lirrte Mamiz
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