Report of the condition of Warren National Bank
No 4879 Warren National Bank report shows the bank in Warren Pennsylvania at the close of business September 1st with assets totaling 3,470,868 90 and summarized figures for the period.
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Warren National Bank
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Penn
B. S
B.S
U.S
Seevees
U. S.treas- Rene
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ENL Do
Canoe Capital
Vesheed Aid Agress
State of
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I. E. H. Lampe
KK. H. Lamps
Rose H. Davis
Senate
Limit of Contumery in Barbados Youths Clash
A Bridgetown quarrel between two Black boys ends with a racial barb, described in Sunday Magazine. The insult accuses one boy of being nearly naked for a funeral, illustrating the crude exchange and tone of the exchange.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Los Angeles Herald
Passion Play draws 225000 visitors at Oberammergau season
An official report states the Oberammergau Passion Play season ended with 225 000 attendees over 59 performances and net profits of 351 600 dollars. The figures reflect strong interest and substantial receipts from the religious pageant.
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Oberammergau
Germany
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
A brief promotional notice urging advertisers to place ads in the Mail. It emphasizes outcomes and audience reach, without listing services or prices. The text reads like an early 20th century classified pitch, aiming to attract merchants and local businesses.
Oil City YMCA Wins Plan for New Building
Oil City YMCA directors have finally agreed on plans for a proposed new building with $50,000 subscribed last winter. Foundations contract will be let at once and plans and specifications are near ready for the contractor.
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Oil City Y. M. C. A
Osborne Eulogizes Dix at Democratic Senate Convention
Auburn New York Oct 6 Thomas M Osborne praised Mr Dix at the Democratic senatorial convention. He described Dix as a man of honor who accepted the governors nomination only in a public duty. Osborne said Dix sought advice beforehand and rejected pressure from newspapers.
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Auburn
N. Y
Thomas M Osborne
Rochester
Dix
Dream leads to reunion of long-lost brother in Denver
In Catasauqua Pennsylvania on October 6 a mother’s dream prompted a search that reunited Sergeant Edward Trine with his brother William, missing since 1895. Edward, discharged from the U S cavalry in San Francisco September 18, traced William in Denver where he is now thriving in business and plans to visit home soon.
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C. M. Skyrm
Sharon
Roy Skyrm
Cleveland
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Catasauqua
Edward Trine
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San Francisco
John Trine
William
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Denver
Catasagua
More Pay for Volunteers in New York State
Albany reports additional pay from the federal government to Spanish War Volunteer organizations totaling 40 027 dollars. The governor will distribute funds via the adjutant general on filed claims. Attorney General O Malley also secured 7206 dollars as reimbursement for state duties on arms issued during the rebellion after a 47 year effort.
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Albany
New York State
O'Malley
Governor Hughes resigns with final act appointing embalming board
Albany Oct 6 Governor Hughes announced his last official act before resigning as New Yorks chief executive He appointed a state board of embalming examiners listing Cornelius F Burns of Troy William J Phillips of Albany Lemuel A Jeffreys of Rochester Frederick Hulberg of New York City and Charles I Meadinger Jr of Brooklyn.
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Hughes
Cornelius F. Burns
Troy
William J. Phillips
Lemuel A. Jeffreys
Rochester
Rederick Hulberg
New York City
Charles I’. Meadinger, Jr
Brooklyn
Church Control in Russia Revives Burial Authority Debate
Russian authorities and church bodies share control over burials as cemeteries remain owned by the church and local government. Cremation, though legally prohibited, has been floated by official sources as a possible option.
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Russia
Engineer survives frightful Swift plant accident
Henry Gran, a young Swift Packing engineer in Pittsburg, narrowly survived a shaft incident that hurled him across a room after his clothing tore. He was hospitalized with a two inch ribbon torn off, multiple fractures, and internal injuries, but doctors say he will recover. The accident was blamed on a set screw catching his clothing.
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Oil City
John Hettrick
Smart & Silberg
Hettrick
Pittsburg
Henry Gran
Swift Packing Company
Gray
Negro escapes gallows in plea for murder in second degree
Henry Kessee of Hooperstown near Ambler pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree at the opening of criminal court in Norristown. Convicted of first degree murder for killing Robert Rogers, a fellow Black man, over a piece of candy. The district attorney accepted the plea and Kessee faces sentencing next Saturday.
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Norristown
Henry Kessee
Hooperstown
Ambler
Robert Rogers
True Education and Hannah More on Womanly Character
The article cites Hannah More defining education as forming a firm character to be a friend companion and wife rather than merely adding accomplishments. It emphasizes education shaping moral and personal qualities.
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Hannah More
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