Warren Pa Attorneys and Notaries Public Directory
Directory notice listing attorney at law Edward Lindsey Jas Pareml ee Edward Lindsey with offices in Jiazeltine building Johnson's Exchange and Third Street opposite M E Church Warren Pa plus F W Whitcomb attorney at law Notary Public with office in Warren Savings Bank building and hours 1 to 4 PM and prompt attention for collections Digestive and Urinary diseases specialty reported in the same item.
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Warren, Pa
Jiazeltine Building
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Warren Savings Bank Building
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Hazeltine Building
Lherty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Beaty Block
D. L. Ball
C. C. Thompson
Town Officials and Directors Listed for Burgess-Ke lpe Area
The document records town council members led by President H A Messenger and a slate of officials including clerk D A Arird treasurer A J Hazeltine and various justices collectors engineers and school directors with names such as Jas Brann J Masterson R G Mead and Lucie Richards among others.
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C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
S. G. Wald
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. I. Ball
Lucie C
Local County Officials Listed in County Offices
The document lists elected county officials including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown President Judge Charles H. Noyes 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 C B Sampson Roger Mooney Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney J W Dunkle Co Supt Schools H M Putnam Henry Commissioners S C Graham and R B eer Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors W J Alexander John A Spetz James Logan County Surveyor D F A Wheelock
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Noyes
H. C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
C. B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B
Venezuela Boundary Pact May Favor Venezuela Says Scruggs
Ex-Minister Scruggs reports the boundary treaty terms could grant Venezuela the Barima gold country and the Orinoco waterway, narrowing British occupancy to a small eastern triangle, while urging arbitration and caution amid competing claims. The piece notes expected hearings and U S involvement.
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Washington
Scruggs
White House
Venezuela
Barima
Orinoco River
Cuyuni
Pomeroon
Bryan's Hunting Excursion in Springfield Visit
Will iam J Bryan and a St. Louis hunting party arrived in Springfield amid cheering crowds. A train reception and a hotel welcome led to brief speeches from Bryan before the group proceeds to Chadwick and on to Taney county game preserves.
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Springfield
William J. Bryan
St. Louis
Tne
Famous Belwood Hounds Sold to California Buyer
Mount Morais New York November 18 The Felwood foxhounds stocked from England and Ireland by S S Howland's agent have been sold to Herbert A Rich of California and will be shipped west at once. The Belwood shipment for the New York horse show will arrive today, with the hunters to winter on Long Island where the Howland party will hunt foxes.
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Mount Morais
N. Y
England
Ireland
S. S. Howland
Herbert A. Rich
California
New York
Woman Drowns Herself in Champlain Canal
Saratoga November 18 report that Mrs. John Learey of Mechanicsville disappeared Monday and her body was recovered from the Champlain Canal. She had been brooding over the death of her adopted daughter.
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Saratoga
John Learey
Mechanicsville
Champlain Canal
Revenue Collector Appointed for St. Louis District
Washington November 18 The president has appointed William C McCreery collector of internal revenue for the St. Louis district.
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Washington
William C. McCreery
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
East Dress Culture Club Sets Strict Street Dress Rules
Fifty five members pledge to wear fair weather gowns three inches from ground and rainy weather dresses eight percent inches shorter. High bicycle shoes favored for stormy weather. heels to be discarded. Members also vow to drop superfluous finery in street dress, favoring neatness and quietness. Husbands may allow a longer walking dress on Sundays.
United States Railways by mileage and capacity in 1895
New Jersey leads in railway density with 29.72 miles per 100 square miles, while Nevada records the lowest at 0.83. Illinois tops mileage with 10,649.28. Pennsylvania 9,851.39. Texas 9,374.75. New York ranks seventh. Kansas, Ohio and Iowa exceed it. Total locomotives 35,699. cars 1,270,561. freight cars 1,196,119. passenger 41,330. Average locomotive per five miles of road. passenger locomotives handle 50,000 riders yearly, freight locomotives move 35,000 tons.
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New Jersey
United States
Nevada
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Kansas
Ohio
Iowa
Money buys voters and defeats Bryan tale at night
A Bryanite vents anger over money influencing voters while a bystander recalls a moral tale about consent and willingness. The column then advertises Riverside Fish and Oyster Co in the Baltzinger block with George Smith as manager.
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Riverside Fish
Oyster Co
Baltzinger Block
George Smith
Christ Testimony to Disciples Inspires Christian Service
Rev. W. J. Yates outlines how personal allegiance to Jesus fuels service. Believers are promised the ability to ask in Christ’s name for good, with divine treasures available to those seeking righteousness and truth.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Reverend A. J. Palmer Elected Secretary of Missionary Society
The general conference chose Rev A J Palmer D D in May for the Missionary society secretaryship. Chaplain McCabe became bishop and Dr A B Leonard moved to first corresponding secretary. Palmer, 49, known for scholarship and oratory, would fill McCabe’s unique role if not McCabe himself.
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A. J. Palmer
General Conference
The
Missionary Society
McCabe
A. B. Leonard
Palmer
D. D
Wesleyan University
New York City
Brooklyn
Bishop McCabe
Devotional Topics Guide for Preservice Preparation
Drs. Steel and Schell publish a 70 page manual detailing devotional topics to be used at home for preparation before religious services. Leaders are urged to employ the book to foster prayer, hymns, testimonies, and the Holy Spirit’s work to awaken emotions, form noble decisions, and secure conversions.
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League
Steel and Schell
Intelligent Christians Seek Deeper Church Knowledge
A call for lay members to study church history and structure. Chapters hold weekly meetings to discuss origins, Methodism progress, bishops and their roles, secretaries, church periodicals, and schools. The effort aims to spark interest and better understanding among members.
Truth and honesty as social bonds
A moral reflection on trust, honesty, and transparency. It argues deception erodes friendship and character, and urges sincere behavior as essential to social living and personal safety. It emphasizes that no one can afford to disseminate lies and that soul honesty pays.
Thanksgiving topic on forgetfulness of blessings by Rev. Doyle
Topic for the week beginning Nov 22 offers a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. S H Doyle. The speech stresses human forgetfulness of God's blessings and the need to imitate God's care in nature, life, and daily favors, citing Christ healing ten lepers and the psalmist’s reminders. Bible readings follow from Deuternomy, Psalms, Proverbs, Isaiah, Lamentations, Luke.
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W. J. Yates
Christ
S. H. Doyle
Israel
God
Ciii
Prophetic Truths Urge Faithful Living says Lutheran
A Lutheran statement asserts that prophecy reveals future events from the Bible and that belief leads to life aligned with sacred teachings. It claims God’s word is eternally true and contrasts spiritual rewards with fleshly convenience.
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Pharaoh
Judas
Consecrated Worker Forms Seven Endeavor Societies
A Christian Endeavor worker in Charlotte North Carolina reports organizing seven new societies since last September. He says organizing young people into consecrated, enthusiastic groups has given him unmatched pleasure and urges more Endeavorers to share in this joy.
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Charlotte
N. C
Power God Has Given You for Service
A Philadelphia Methodist message urges believers to use the power God has granted for service. It emphasizes that God gives abundantly beyond asking, but the gift is for use, not hoarding, and invites drawing on Him for ongoing service.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania junior Christian Endeavor society meeting loyalty
A Pennsylvania junior Christian Endeavor society counts two thirds of its members as boys. Some members walk four to five miles weekly to attend meetings, showing commitment and effort in weekly services.
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Pennsylvania Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Miracles Everywhere Yet Our Eyes Grow Dim
A reflective quote attributes a universal sense of miracles to everyday life. It laments that common beauty becomes overlooked as people fail to see with fresh, pure perception. The words echo Luther's emphasis on vigilance and spiritual clarity.
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Luther
Refinement Quote from Beecher
A short quotation notes that refinement distant from fellow men is not God’s refinement. It reflects a moral perspective attributed to Henry Ward Beecher.
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God
Beecher
The Day That's Coming Hymn Reflection
A devotional poem speaks of the coming crowning day when saints shine with Christ and sorrow ends. It urges earnest consecration to walk the narrow way and gather the lost for whom Jesus died, awaiting lasting joy in the Redeemer.
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Christ
Congressman elect Giles Dead
Hon R P Giles congressman elect from Missouri died in Sheleina on November 18 creating a sudden vacancy in the First district race Clarence supporters mourn the loss as the party prepares for possible special elections and replacements.
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Giles
Sheleina
R. P. Giles
Missouri
Never Call It Loving Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse laments misaligned love and distant faith, urging limits on passion and dream. The speaker warns against calling it love unless deep connection and constancy exist, ending with a sharp judgment on affection.
Sunny Noon Reflections Echo Gentle June Prelude
A brief, lyrical note captures a summer noon's calm, praising sunshine and fragrant air. The painterly mood hints at an early summer mood not yet fully in June, inviting quiet contemplation.
Universal Brotherhood Motto by Alexander Spencer
A concise poem praising brave workers for the common good who strive to understand truth and uphold the aim of one universal brotherhood. The lines honor self conquest and lofty aspiration.
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Universal Brotherhood
Alexander Spencer
The Countersign of Love
A poem excerpt portrays Love rejecting an older man who seeks to join its service after Time has passed. Love offers only youth as the countersign, deeming the autumn leaf too old. The man learns he is too slow to learn the details of Love’s service.
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Charles F. Johnson
Song of Exultation in a Narrow Street
A lyrical meditation contrasts a caged bird’s confinement in a narrow street with inward visions of spring and freedom. The speaker finds solace in a hopeful strain despite the lack of mates, wings, or a nest.
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National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
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League Bible Studies
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Christian Endeavor
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Moscow
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One Universal Brotherhood
Love
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Owen Meredith
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