Legal and professional notices from Warren Pa
Attorneys and counsellors at law list multiple practitioners with offices in Warren including Lindsey Parmler and Lindsey in Johnsons Exchange. Notary public Edward Lindsey and other firms such as Whitcomb Ball Peterson Dinsmoor Peterson are noted with offices in Warren Savings Bank Building and Third Street site near M. E. Church.
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Warren, Pa
Hazeltine Building
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
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
Beaty Block
B. I. Ball, Co
C. Thompson
McKinley and Bryan dominate week of political drama
A sweep of campaign events dominates the week with Major McKinley and William Jennings Bryan touring key cities. Coverage notes McKinley’s currency talks and Bryan’s large crowds in Philadelphia and Brooklyn, plus state committee actions and the broader national political climate.
Markets Report Shows Varied Rates Across Commodities
Money on call stands at 4 44 percent with prime mercantile paper around 6 4 percent. Bankers' bills demand at 4 84 4 94, 60 days at 4 82. New York Produce Market records flour, rye, corn, oats, hay, pork, cheese, and eggs with diverse spot and futures prices across mills, grains, dairy, and fats.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
City Mills
Minnesota
Western
C.i. F
C.if
Milwaukee
C. i
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Do Factory
Elgins
Imitation Creamery
State Dairy
State
Pennsylvania
Jumpers in the Woods A Curious Nervous Disease
Northern New England lumber camps reveal jumpers a pitiable class of backwoodsmen afflicted by a mysterious nervous disorder. The condition causes involuntary actions and hypnotic obedience to others, with the afflicted often behaving violently under control, yet remaining guiltless and passive when unprovoked.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
New York Sun
Missionary Explorer Discovers Congo Lake Named for Board Leader
Rev Dr Snyder and Mrs Snyder return from four year Congo mission journey. He penetrated about 1000 miles inland and reports a new lake opposite Luabe with possible underground outlet. He names the lake for the Southern Presbyterian Board of Missions president. Mrs Snyder dies on return from Leopardsville after contracting fever.
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Dr. Snyder
Southern Presbyterian Mission Board
Liverpool
Congo
Africa
T Interior
Snyder
Luabe
Southern Presbyterian Board of Missions
Leopardsville
Lower
X rays Reveal Adulteration in Food Products
X rays are described as a tool for detecting food adulteration. Butter is cited as the least transparent fat while margarine is most transparent. Transparency in wines drops with more sugar, and adulteration in spices with earth or ochre, or flour with chalk, becomes recognizable.
Dental science revival sparks 18th century progress
The claim that dental science lay neglected for 1,000 years and resurfaced in 1700 frames a narrative of a long silence followed by a revival. This indicates a shift toward modern dentistry beginning in the early 18th century with renewed study and practice.
Shutters in Paris and London Compared
A concise note contrasts window coverings in two capitals. Paris uses shutters mounted outside the window frames while London features shutters set inside the frames, illustrating a stylistic and architectural difference.
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Paris
London
English Submarine Torpedo Boat Demonstrated in London
A London demonstration showcased a 90 foot long submarine torpedo boat model with electric propulsion, watertight compartments, a detachable false keel, and a purified air system enabling a crew to stay submerged for a week. The craft includes dual conning towers, side torpedo tubes, and a manual repair exit, and it submerged to two to four feet with controlled ascents and descents amid impressed spectators.
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London
Remarkable Bicycle Stare Causes Blindness in Mrs Hughes
Doctors in Wilmington and Philadelphia confront a puzzling case of blindness tied to excessive bicycle riding. Mrs. Emien Hughes, a prominent Wilmington society woman, persisted in fixating on the front wheel while riding. Her condition worsened from April, with eye hemorrhages and eventual total blindness by July, leaving her in critical condition in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Emien Hughes
Hughes
Li Hung Chang Fears San Francisco Return via British Columbia
Reports say Li Hung Chang will travel from Canada back to China by the Canadian Pacific route via Vancouver to avoid hostile Chinese in California. A local agitator suggests seizing him for exile on Darcy Island, B C, but officials plan a quiet departure with other passengers. Prominent Chinamen condemn Li as greedy and cold to his countrymen.
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George Newnes
The
Royal Yacht Club
Argonia
Kan
State Bank
F. C. Prince
Gold Democrats
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Silver Democrats
Carlisle
Kentucky
Lord City
S. D
Boundary Commission
Congress
Lake Gorge
Ball
Boston
Barnes
Meriden
Miss
J. C. Kassenbaum
James Smith
New York
Mr. Torrance
Gravenhurst
Bryan
Sewall
Bath
McKinley
Canton
George H. Morrison
Rensselaer County
Mount Holyoke Female College
John Lee Spohn
Cincinnati
Washington
Davis Garber
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Meredian
John Daley
Brighton
Mass
L. C. Tewksberry
Robert J
Fritz
W. Burns & Co
Worcester
San Francisco
Corbett
Corbett-Sharkey
France
Democratic State Committee of
Thacher
Wilber F. Porter
Frederic C. Schraub
Lowville
New England
New Jersey
New York City
Frank S. Black
William C. Whitney
Bar Harbor
Edith S. Randolph
Alex McDonald
United States
Persia
Southampton
Eng
West Superior
Wis
Marseilles
America
John W. MacKay
California
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Leadville
Manuel Gregory
Chattanooga
New York State Bar Association
Henderson
N. C
Canadian Pacific
Hazleton
Pittsburg
Pp. L. Downes
Baltimore
Kansas City
London
Andrew Carnegie
Times
Carnegie
British Columbia
Li Hung Chang
Pechil
Orient
San Franisco
Lonely Darcy Island
B. C
Vancouver
Burton in Afghan disguise uncovered by villagers
The late Richard Burton toured Afghanistan under the disguise of a Mohammedan fakir. In a village his sanctity impressed locals who privately urged him to leave as they debated possessing his tomb. Burton promptly fled, surprised that the people admired him so much.
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Richard Burton
Afghanistan
Burton
Richard
Armored player wins in model billiards match
A recent west end London club match featured one player in a full suit of armor and ten Berlin wool gloves against an opponent in boxing gloves. The 1 000 up contest had each man give the other 980, and the armored player with the mittens prevailed.
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West End
London
Berlin
Cabman Describes Golf In Court Testimony
In a London police court a cabman described golf as the game “they knock the balls about with an iron thing up in Scotland.” The remark is noted in the day’s proceedings.
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Cabby
London
Scotland
Friends of Christ in the Outer and Inner Circles
The article discusses October’s theme on the friends of Christ. It contrasts public disciples with secret followers like Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus and notes many secretly support Jesus in business and social life without joining the church, remaining faithful to their convictions and aiding His cause.
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Friends of Christ
Jesus
Joseph of
Arimathea
Nicodemus
Christ
Printing presses and mission publishing in Tokyo noted
The text highlights movable type as essential to the Reformation and Christian missionary work. It praises the M. E. Publishing House in Tokyo for printing scriptures and Epworth League literature, and notes the Tokyo mission press as a symbol of modern change in Japan alongside new public literacy and church outreach tools.
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M. E
Tokyo
Epworth League
Japan
Speed and hustle clash with old wisdom for youth
The piece contrasts a fast age with a slower virtue rooted in steady character. It warns against overemphasis on speed in business and sport, urging patience and solid Christian formation before rapid achievement. It echoes the race for progress tempered by prudence and deliberate growth.
Deep spiritual life and self control guide action
A moral reflection emphasizes prioritizing spiritual life over worldly gains and mastering speech. It cites Baxter and Meldenius on church peace, credits Rowland Hill with a maxim that self-control教育 surpasses rich schooling, and asserts that goodness forgives more than rhetoric.
Why I Believe in the Atonement by Rev Doyle
Topic for the week begins October 4 with Rev. 8S. Doyle's commentary on the atonement. He argues the doctrine's value, cites prophecy in Isaiah 53, Old Testament sacrifices as types, and New Testament proofs that Christ died to atone for sins. He asserts no other theory explains Jesus's death and lists supporting Bible readings.
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H. Doyle
Christ
Calvary
Paul
Jesus Christ
John
Peter
God
Satan
Titus ii
Pet. i
III
I John ii
Rev. i
Banana tree spreading across island group through mission
The Irish Congregational Magazine cites John Williams the maiiyr missionary of Eromanga who brought a single banana tree from an English nobleman’s conservatory and created a widespread fruit crop across the islands. A British soldier taught slaves to read at plantations. after emancipation, 600 enslaved readers earned a New Testament via the Bible Society.
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John Williams
Eromanga
South Sea Islands
Irish Congregational Magazine
West Indies
Bible Society
Ningpo District Quickened by Christian Endeavor Delegates
News from Ningpo China reports a district with no paid Christian worker gaining new life through five or six delegates to the Christian Endeavor convention. Genuine Endeavor gatherings often turn delegates into missionaries, the Exchange notes.
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Ningpo
China
H. E. Shoemaker
Christian Endeavor
Genuine Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Seeks International Conference
Miss Sara L. Oller predicts the factory Christian Endeavor societies will host a conference at the international conventions, on par with seamen and travelers. The prophecy is awaited for fulfillment.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Sara L. Oller
Christian Endeavor
Floating Society Report Highlights Coastal Mission Work
The Christian Endeavor group in Portland Maine reports six months of activity with 40 new members and thousands of distributions including 1 600 tracts and 2 602 papers. They logged 620 vessel visits and 75 to the seamen's boarding house plus 13 Marine hospital services and 56 comfort bags.
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Floating Society of Christian Endeavor
Portland
Marine Hospital
Junior Society of the
Montclair
N. J
Christian Endeavor
Connecticut
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W. Dunkle J
Indsey & Parmlee
Geo. Ball’s
G. Ball
Apne & Peterson
Paanee T. Danforth
Second
Liberty Streets
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & .Esser’s
A C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Wes & Schnur
Ww. Greaves
Thompson
Great Cash Grocery
Arbuckle
AD Vores Jessie
Eeeeeee
Waters Block
Postoffice
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Lehnar
D. F. A. Wheelock
G. Ward
Geo. W. Jogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. I. Ball
Lucie C. Richards
W. D. McLaren
Peoria
A. Cowan
C. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J.M. Davidson
W. D. Hineley
J.W. Crawford
C. W. Brown
C. D. Arird
W.G. Shreeves
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Noyes
H. C. Huntington
George F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
C. B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie BR
Teiner
Weert
Eastern Standard
Ken Press
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
I. B
Anderson & Salyer
American Clothiers
Liberty St
Castoria
H. A. Archer
M.D
Oxford Str
Carlos Martys
D. D
Eowen F. Pardee
125Th Street
7Th Avenue
Pitcher’s Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
Oay
News OF the
Major McKinley
Democratic State Committee
Hill
Kobe
Islands
Jake Gaudaur
Toronto
Stanbury
England
Watson
Peru
Palmer
Buckner
Dongola
National Association of Bankers
St. Louis
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad Company
Sherman
John Johnson
Amite
Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers’ Association
Treasury Department
Cuba
Mississippi
Unique
C. C. Bounette
Franklin County
N. Y
Fair Grounds
Frank Reid
West Point
City Council of
Bellefontaine
Crete
Gretna
Gold Standard Democrats
New York State
Daniel G. Griffin
F. W. Hinrichs
Spencer Clinton
Court of Appeals
Yale
New Haven
Puerto Principe
Eugene C. Gregory
John R. Gentry
Humane Society
Cleveland
Great Britain
Holland
Sherry
Naragansett Pier
R. I
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
Burpee, Rumsey & Co
Baron Fingspang
Sweden
Phillippine Islands
Robert Watt
Andrew
Rochester
Leeds
Egin
Turkey
Chicago
W. C. Sherman
Troy
Union Foundry Company
Europe
Russia
Canal
Niagara Falls General Electric Company
John Boyd Thacher
British Isles
Bert Watt
Congo Region
Leavening Powe
U.S. Gov’t
the Mission Press
Richard Baxter
Rupert Meldenius
Rowland Hill
Mkinleins
Republican Party
Endeavor Notes
Mint
Australia
Bank of England
Treasury
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