Legal and portrait services advertised in Warren Corry area
WwW. G. TRUNKEY Attorneys at Law Warren Pa advertises office over First National Bank. W WILBUR Attorney at Law District Attorney Warren Pa offers prompt legal attention. Portrait Painter Warren Pa advertises portraits from life or old photos in oils pastels or crayons with first class work. Wright Block Corry Pa successor to Bowman and Bole.
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Laie
Warren, Pa
Allen Block
Attorneys At Law
First National Bank
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Orren
Allen
George H. Higgins
Harrison Allen
Notary
Warren
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
W. W
Scofield Block
Water Street
Dinsmoor
JAS, Cable
C. A. Peterson
Waters’ Block
Wright Block
Centre St
Corry, Pa
Bowman & Bole
Yo Gem Pa
Hoffman Block
Second Oor
Beaty Block
D. J. Ball
C. Thompson
Johnson’s Exchange
I. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. C. Parmlee
Traveler's Timetable for Eastern Standard Lines
The notice lists multiple trains with stations West Philadelphia Erie R R and Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh R R on Eastern Standard time. It details arrival and departure times for trains 11 7.45 am 20 7.30 am 19 9.00 am 6 10.05 am 21 1.25 pm 22 12.10 pm 3 1.37 pm 4 6.40 pm 17 5.25 pm 8 8.05 pm Sunday services include Train 3 1.37 pm Train 4 5.40 pm and Express runs at 9.17 pm and 6.15 pm with additional Sunday schedules.
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Philadelphia & Erie R. R
Eastern Standard
East
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
R. KR
NORTH
SOUTH
Expreso
Expres
Express
Sheffield
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Sunbury
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Erie
Williamsort
Kane
Warren
Williamsport
Ridgway
Chas
E. Pugh
J. R. Wood
Gen
Bee
Pittsfield
Garland Necon
Prain
Torpedo
Grand Valley
Titusville
Outhward
Garfield
Tiona
Barnes
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Wolf Run
Jerry Crary
Farmers oppose Corporation Bob in Pennsylvania auditor race
In a heated contest, the Democratic leaders confront backlash as R E Wright known as Corporation Bob draws farmer and granger ire. Dewitt's attack frames taxation against corporations, while Gen Gregg remains a popular Republican rival for auditor general amid state convention tensions.
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R. E. Wright
Lehigh
Bob
D. McMurtrie Gregg
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
D. C. Dewitt
Bradford
Farmer McSparran
Lancaster
Wright
Grangers
Harrity
Nis
Dewitt
Auditor General
Dunkirk Dunkirk Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Line Timetable
Dunkirk line timetable effective May 31 1891 shows trains south and north with stops including Fredonia Laona Casadaga Sinclairville Gerry Ross Mill Frewsburg Fentonville Ackley Russell North Warren Warren Pittsfield Garland Grand Valley Titusville and connections at Dunkirk Junction with Lake Shore and Erie Railways. Sunday schedule lists northbound departures from Titusville Grand Valley Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Irvineton Warren N Warren Russell Ackley Fentonville Frewsburg Junction Sinclairville Casadaga Fredonia arriving Dunkirk 12 20 pm.
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al Oo
Fredonia
Gerry
Ross Mill
Paleoner
A & G W Cross
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Ackley’s
Ami
Russell Org
North Warren
Warren
Lickson
Northu
Titusville
Grand Valley
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvineton
N. Warren
Russell
Ackley
Junction
Sinclairville
Casadaga
Dunkirk
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Jamestown
Bradford
C. H L. Ketcham
C. E. Batcheller
Ready for Battle in Philadelphia War Banner Unfurled
A patriotic campaign surge unfolds as Republican veterans rally in Pennsylvania. Two soldiers nominated by the state convention are praised in the platform while Democrats are accused of shunning veterans. Veterans groups organize county by county as Gregg Morrison supporters recruit from their ranks. A Philadelphia Democrat veteran predicts many Democratic soldiers will back Gregg and Morrison.
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Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Gregg
Morrison
McClellan
Veterans Banner Unfurled in Pennsylvania Campaign
A Philadelphia War Veterans banner is shown as the campaign committee opens headquarters on Chestnut Street. The piece quotes a Democratic veteran praising Gregg and Morrison while accusing the party of planning to win Pennsylvania in 1902 by local issues and national manipulation.
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Chickahominy
Sheridan
Petersburg
Gregg
Alfred Pleasonton
Army of the Potomac
Brandy Station
Virginia
Jeb Stuart
Gettysburg
Meade
Stuart
Wade Hampton
Fitz Hugh Lee
Baltimore Road
Pickett
Hancock
Ines
Lincoln
Pattison
Belawater
Harrity
Morrison
Roundhead
War Veterans’ Campaign Committee
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Thirteenth
State
Democrats Attack Reciprocity and Split Over Free Trade
A Boston Journal excerpt claims New York Democrats denounce reciprocity in severe terms. It reports Bourbons despise reciprocity, tariff reform papers hide Brazil export gains, and Iowa Democrats omitting reciprocity in platform and Boise letter. It argues the Democratic party avoids information boosting national progress.
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New York
Boston Journal
Brazil
Des Moines
Chicago Times
Iowa Democrats
Boise
Democratic Party
Bardsley in Prison Campaign Tactics Call Out Republicans
The piece argues Democratic leaders seek virtue while Republicans punish their wrongdoers swiftly. It lists alleged Democratic treasurers who stole funds, contrasting Republican actions against Bardsley with broader party accountability and asserting Republicans punish rascals more promptly.
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Pennsylvania
Harrity
Tweed
New York
Bardsley
Spee
Describing a troublesome weed the horse nettle
A subscriber reports a stubborn weed on a farm that resists eradication. Professor Pommel identifies it as horse nettle Solanum carolinense, noting deep running roots, prickly stems, bluish flowers, and berries, with regional spread from Connecticut to Florida and west to Texas. It thrives in clay and black soils and requires thorough root removal to kill it.
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L. Nl. Pommel
Iowa Experiment Station
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Connecticut
Florida
Texas
Iinois
How to Store a Winter Supply of Fruit and Vegetables
A fall storage guide from St. Louis Republic explains best practices for keeping apples pears grapes potatoes and other produce through winter. It covers cool storage near freezing trench storage using straw boards and soil to protect crops and emphasizes sorting and curing before packing for long keeping.
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St. Louis Republic
Difference in Feeding Plans for Stock Growth and Labor
Observers note wide variety in feeding hogs from pasture to pen, corn only to slops, and feeding frequency from daily to several times. Farmers balance growth, labor, manure use, and costs, with best plan differing by local conditions. aim to maximize gain at lowest cost.
McKinley Hopes and Campaign Travels Across Iowa
Major McKinley accepts invitations to speak in Iowa and Massachusetts signaling strong belief in his election. He could not be spared from Ohio for these missions unless Republicans in Buckeye State expected victory in November.
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McKinley
Major McKinley
Iowa
Massachusetts
Ohio
Buckeye
Party First and People Last Voice Unsized Democrats
A political observation argues that Democrats nationwide prioritize party interests over public welfare, claiming the phrase summarizes their stance in states like Pennsylvania and New York and beyond.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Last Day for Naturalization for This Fall Election
Notice announces October 8 as the last day for naturalization to qualify for the upcoming fall election. Voters must be naturalized at least one month before they may vote.
Democrats Dread Hustling Campaign in Pennsylvania
Democrats in Pennsylvania fear a vigorous campaign that could mobilize a large vote and boost a substantial Republican victory. The piece frames the likely electoral risk and party anxiety ahead of a key statewide contest.
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Pennsylvania
How He Got All the Old Women Hustling for the Republicans
A Kennebec Journal clip blames McKinley for mobilizing women into politics. The satirical dialogue shows a farmer pressured by sugar prices and reflects a push to sway women voters toward the Republican ticket.
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McKinley
Kennebec Journal
Farmer
Clerk
New York Press Attacks Democratic Party in Harsh Ruling
In strong language the New York Press denounces the Democratic party as pro-slavery and hypocritical, recounting its past, claiming its policies would have fractured the nation and closed many workshops if adopted, and asserting the party is too old to reform.
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Peace At Any Price
Anti-Equal Suffrage Party
Free Trade Party
New York Press
Union
Mason and Dixon
Republc
Democratic Party
America
Analysis of Democratic stance on thirty-year statutes
The passage argues that many statutes from the past thirty years were not initially opposed by Democrats and are not treated as party assets today. It notes that Jes is not a substantial Federal law.
How to Destroy Cabbage Maggot and Weevils
Entomologist James Fletcher of Canadian experiment farms shares remedies for cabbage maggot pea and strawberry weevils. He cites a white hellebore decoction for cabbages and kerosene emulsion after testing various substances. Canadian seed growers use bisulphide or carbon in sealed seed houses to kill pea weevils, with warm weather necessary. For strawberry weevils cover beds with old newspapers or cloth to trap beetles starting at blossom, though wet weather reduces effectiveness.
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James Fletcher
Fletcher
Orange Judd
Jewelry and Ornament Trends of the Season
A broad survey of new jewelry styles and items in vogue for summer shows ruby like diamonds, pink pearls, and opals set in gold and silver. Silver belts, openwork hair ornaments, and delicate jeweled clasps accompany watches, rings, brooches, and souvenir spoons as fashionable accessories.
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Russia
Marie Stuart
Its Introduction Will Prevent Rooting and Other Nuisances
Stere is the cut of a pig trough which I have used for the last year and find of great value where a number of pigs are kept together. It is parti tioned in such a way that each pig has his own stall, and therefore there is no rooting each other out of the trough and filling it up with dirt. It was made of two inch plank, one ten inches wide and the other twelve, and nailed up against the pene-B. L. Wheeler, in Farm and Home.
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Parti
B. L. Wheeler
Startling Wheat Volumes Discussed in Rural World
A broker quoted in Colman's Rural World estimates 1,000,000 bushels of wheat would fill a freight train over fifteen miles long at 500 bushels per car, form 142 miles of wagon teams at 44 bushels per wagon, or yield each U S resident a two pound loaf if milled to bread.
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United States
Colman
Be Chivalric in Combat with Circumstances
An early 19th century editorial urges humble apprentices and orphans to pursue virtuous aims and an honest heart. It encourages active effort, predicts future demand for well disposed minds, and advises steady personal growth and influence over time. The New York Ledger voice frames perseverance as essential to success and moral worth.
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N. Y. Ledger
Corn Varieties Tested Across Northern and Southern Stations
Experiments at stations in both regions tested several corn varieties. Growth and advancement were recorded and grain and fodder analyzed. Results show southern grown corn richer in albuminoids and fats with reduced amounts of less important ingredients.
Castoria Slogan Echoes Through Generations
A nostalgic line traces Castoria's branding from infant care to motherhood. The repetition emphasizes enduring reliance on a single remedy across stages of family life.
Umbrella George and ironclad rankings across Europe
The duke of Cambridge nicknamed Umbrella George. France trails Britain in ironclads with Italy Russia and Germany behind. A German army trial shows dispatches aided by horse riders faster than bicyclists. Italy will revive medieval ship launch customs with a gold ring dropped into the sea. British soldiers will wear identity cards on their clothing to identify dead on the battlefield, a practice long used by Germany.
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Duke of Cambridge
George
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Germany
Iraly
Production of pollen in flowers shows vast grain numbers
Prof. Joseph F. James notes that peonies bear about 3.5 million pollen grains per flower while dandelions reach 250 000 and Chinese wistaria shows thousands per ovule. He cites Darwin and Kerner on widespread pollen dispersal and explains sulfur showers are distant pollen clouds blown by wind.
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North American
Kerner
Tyrol
Joseph F. James
Popular Science Monthly
Drinker Creek Lightning Freak Surprises H. Sun Hall
A tale from the Drinker Creek region recalls a man named H. Sun Hall who witnesses a ball of fire attaching to a wagon and blasting through a huckleberry outing. The electrified ride whisks him three miles home as horses and boots end up fused with fire and a flask yields berry pies.
Man and Neighbor Duel Over Alarm Clock Fracas
A morning quarrel reported by the Chicago Tribune centers on a man in a white robe complaining an alarm clock awakens the neighborhood. The clock owner admits it belongs to him but refuses to wake fully, leading to threats and a shattered lamp post as the display escalates.
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George
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Presidents Kitchens
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as superior for light, sweet, digestible foods. It claims reliability and uniform results, noting A Fortin of the White House for Presidents Arthur and Cleveland tested many powders but found none better.
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A. Fortin
White House
Arthur
Cleveland
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