Local Warren Professionals Advertised Services
Classified notices list attorneys at law drainage of dental work and portrait services in Warren Pennsylvania. Names include W G Trunkey Jas Cable A Peterson Cass and Ball C C Thompson with offices on Water Street Waters block Heffinsun Beaty blocks and near M E Church. Services cover legal matters collections dentistry prosthetics and portrait painting with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Attorneys At Law
Scofield Block
Water Street
Warren
Dinsmoor
Jas
Cable
A. Peterson
Warren, Pa
Waters’ Block
Beaty Block
Travel timetable for Philadelphia and Erie Railways
Eastern Standard schedule shows arrival and departure times for trains between Philadelphia, Erie, Dunkirk and Allegheny Valley lines. Various express and local services list morning arrivals at 7.45 am and 6.05 am, afternoon departures around 1.25 pm and 2.10 pm, with evening services such as 5.26 pm and 8.05 pm.
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Philadelphia & Erie R. R
West Eastern Standard
Twain
New York
Pennsylvania
R. R. West
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pitts
Seco
Erie
Garfield
Tiona
Sheffield
Barnes
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Wolf Run
Farmer Taggart Backs Gregg and Morrison in Grange Campaign
Mont gomery county granger Farmer Taggart argues the Republican slate favors farmers. He attacks Democratic auditor general candidate Robert E. Wright as allied with corporations and endorses General Gregg for auditor general and Captain Morrison for state treasurer. He cites tax reform gains under Republicans and urges continued support to reduce taxation and rebuke party bosses.
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Taggart
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Wright
Harrisburg
General Gregg
Morrison
Republican Party
Gregg and
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania R R Time Table East and Westward Nov 23 1890
Timetable shows eastward and westward trains with stop locations including Philadelphia New York Harrisburg Erie and Warren. Notes include Pullman sleeping car service from Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York and transfers at Harrisburg for Baltimore Washington sleepers. Through coaches operate Philadelphia to Erie and Washington to Williamsport.
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Sheffield
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
SheMeld
Sunbury
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Erie
Williamsport
Kane
Warren
Ridgway
Chase. Pugh
J. R. Wood
Gen’l
Dunkirk Dunkirk Dunkirk Dunkirk Rail Schedule
Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad timetable lists trains north and south with station stops from Fredonia to Jamestown and Bradford connections. Sunday trains Run No 3 daily. No 4 daily except Sunday. connections with Lake Shore and Erie Railways at Dunkirk. Co H Ketcham Supt and C E Batcheller Agent Warren Pa.
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Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Dunkirk
Jamestown
Bradford
Co. H. Ketcham
C. E. Batcheller
Warren
Republicans to Demand Honest Campaign in Philadelphia
Ex Minister John Russell Young, a sharp critic of Bardsleyism, urges the Republican rank and file to seek full inquiry into public finance abuses. He condemns money in politics and backs Gregg Morrison and McCreary to uphold honesty, denounce cronyism, and defeat Pattison era graft.
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China
John Russell Young
General Grant
Pattison
Union League
Young
Bardsley
Cherry Hill
Party
Commonwealth
General Gregg
Morrison
McCreary
Stuart
Graham
Republican Party
Gregg
Philadelphia
Keystone Bank
Bnuffaloo
Bill McClure
Harrity Braves
Democrats Bank On Campaign Thunder From Governor Next Week
The Democrats count on renewed energy from the governor and cabinet in the coming week while canvassing slows. They boast they will not pay for a campaign hall, viewing it as a taxpayers’ joke that the senate’s extra session funds posters and hall rent, with campaign committees covering costs.
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Senate
A Tip on the Tariff and Governor Pattison
A Harrisburg Telegraph excerpt blames McKinley sugar for higher household fruit preservation and credits the Republican party for five cent sugar while noting Democrats voted against it. It criticizes Governor Pattison for calling an extra senate session for political aims and labels his administration as pursuing political advancement.
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Congress
Pattison
Senate
Harrisburg
A Cheap Variety Show
Editorial voices strong opposition to an extra session saying it will fail except to burden taxpayers. It accuses the executive leader of pursuing presidential stakes and a party with no principles, relying on cheap political capital to lure easily swayed voters.
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Easton Free Press
Eating in the Olden Time A Look at Medieval Dining Habits
The article traces Anglo-Saxon and medieval dining practices from table setups and trenchers to salt cellars and dining ceremony. It notes bread as staple, bacon as main meat, drinking horns, personal spoons, serves, and the shift to trencher use for meat with royal banquets such as Henry III in 1254. It links modern foods like macaroons griddle cakes and gingerbread to medieval origins and mentions social rank at the table.
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Mideo
England
Great Nobles
Henry III
Wales
Edward II
S. 8
Meran plans theatre of Tyrolese folk plays after Oberammergau success
The piece notes a Meran project to stage Tyrolese folk plays in a new theater inspired by Oberammergau. It recounts a prayer for the Cumbrays, census-style ethnic shares from The New Orleans Times-Democrat, and various brief scientific and industrial observations. A London bookstore theft tale concludes the item.
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Oberammergau
Meran
Porter
United States
Italy
Sicily
All Republicans Thieves Campaign Tactic Report
The piece notes Col. A K McClure promotes the phrase all Republicans are thieves to sway Pennsylvania voters toward the Democratic ticket and Governor Pattison for the presidency. It cites editorials, newspaper columns, and Harrisburg platform planks as part of a calumny campaign.
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A. K. McClure
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Harrisburg
Harrity, McClure & Co
Pennsylvania Grangers Back Republicans in 1900 Campaign
The piece notes farmers in Pennsylvania support Gregg and Morrison, labels some editors as mugwumps, and jokes about turnstiles at meetings. It credits the legislature with distributing millions for schools, cutting local taxes, and says the campaign will shape next year's results with Republicans favored over Democrats.
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Pennsylvania
Gregg
Morrison
New York Press
Keystone State
Key
Labouchere on McKinley bill and protectionism
The English editor Labouchere stated that political economy principles are not universal. He said free trade suits Britain, but if he were American he would have supported protectionism twenty years ago.
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Labouchere
Pattison’s presidential ax and state funding gambit
The Philadelphia Press comments that Governor Pattison used state funds near forty to fifty thousand dollars to grind a ceremonial axe. It argues the Democratic platform failed to win the public and hints at political maneuvers to bolster the state ticket.
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Pattison
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Proclamation Toward Extra Session Cited as Political Dodge
The York Dispatch argues that a late proclamation to convene an extra session appears a sharp partisan move before the state election. It notes Republican DA led reforms in the Bardsley affair and criticizes the governor for acting at the last minute.
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Bardsley
Senate
York Dispatch
A Husband’s Help in Saving the House Wife
Waldo F. Brown shares homemaking tips from American Agriculturist on practical adaptations for cooling and storing milk and keeping a house airy. He describes a milk tank connected to a well pump, efficient cold-water cooling, and simple cellar ventilation to maintain freshness and ease of daily chores.
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Waldo F. Brown
A Trifle Light as Air
A cork in a whimsical fable laments constraints and ambition before wires are cut and the cork rises briefly then falls, leaving three battered pieces found by a housemaid named Tummas in a kitchen. The tale appears in Christian at Work attributed to Katherine Whiteside.
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Katherine Whiteside
Christian
Prominent Figures and Literary Quips Across Europe and America
A collage notes Senator Sherman’s long tenure and wealth, life insurance contrasts for nobles, and royal interests. It cites Saint Saens traveling incognito, Bishop Turner urging longevity, and Greeley and Gladstone comments on literature and payment. Also mentions a Melbourne church debt plan, Octave Thanet as Alice French, and Jan Van Beers’s London supper with a glass table illusion.
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Sherman
Viscount Dudley
Prince of Wales
King of
Sweden
Camille de Saint Saens
Paris
Switzerland
Decatur
Turner
Bishop Turner
Mr. Greeley
Tribune
Mr. Gladstone
Milton
Melbourne
Australia
London
Octave Thanet
Iowa
Alice French
Arkansas
Adirondacks
Canada
Jan van Beers
Ideal Childhood and the Need for Outdoor Life
The piece argues children thrive with sympathy and outdoor freedom rather than constant instruction to be good. It suggests rest, story, and shared attention from adults, and warns city confinement robs childhood of vitality, noting outdoor play shapes lifelong happiness and wonder.
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N. Y. Ledger
Entangled Bits of Wit and Wisdom Across Towns
A collage of humorous vignettes and jokes from various papers. Dialect quips and light anecdotes appear alongside a pun about meteorology and a farmer’s reflection on money. Readers encounter quick quips, misheard lines, and satirical sketches from multiple era sources.
County W C T U Annual Meeting Reports and Finances
The Warren County W C T U presents treasurer and financial secretary reports including receipts from dues, fair income, and remonstrance funds. It notes expenses for lectures, printing, and literature, with a balance of funds carried forward. The report emphasizes prayer, gospel temperance work, pastor involvement, and evangelistic outreach.
Lincoln Quizzed by President Over Soldier Pardon
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports Judge Glenni W. Scofield, a Lincoln ally, quizzed the president about pardoning a Warren County private who had knocked down his captain. Lincoln suggested Congress pass a law allowing a private to strike down his captain, then he would grant a pardon. The judge and others laughed at the exchange and the case moved no further.
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Lincoln
Glenni W. Scofield
Abraham Lincoln
Warren County
Scofield
Capitol
Congress
Harrisburg Telegraph
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union reports year’s gains
The Warren county WCTU celebrates eight new unions bringing total to forty five hundred and fifty five paying members. Loyal Temperance Legion enrolled six hundred sixty six children. County subscriptions approach two hundred temperance papers. Tidioute leads in members and funds with fourteen departments and forty eight papers. Warren Union has eighteen departments and strong leadership. Youngsville Glade Run and North Warren praised for progress.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Warren County
Loyal Temperance Legion
Tidioute
Warren Union
Youngsville
Glade Run
North Warren
S. T. Neill
Fair Work at Warren County Fair Supplied Temperance Efforts
The Warren County Fair, held September 4 10 11 and 12, featured the W C T U renting a headquarters building for 20 dollars to serve meals and distribute temperance literature. Donations from unions supported receipts of 75 dollars with 45 dollars spent and 80 dollars balance, and literature from multiple associations accompanied suffrage materials.
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Warren Co
W.C.T. U
North Warren
Grade Run
West End
Woman’s T. P. Association
Julia Coleman
Paul
Apollos
A. M. Horton
A. J. Smith
Evangelistic Work Reports Encouraging Union Life
The department reports a quickening spiritual life in Unions and deeper study of God's Word. White-ribbon women show earnest consecration to the Master. Sixteen Superintendents of Evangelistic Work in the county provide cheering, satisfactory reports from their Unions. All business meetings proceed as usual.
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Greenwood
Warren County
Enen H. Lacy
Community Unions Report on Meetings and Activities
Twenty two unions report to me eleven have held Mothers Meetings totaling seventy nine attendees averaging nineteen per meeting. About 500 pages of literature distributed with Glade Run and East Warren leading at 17 meetings each. Warren tops in number and variety of topics, all eleven unions find meetings interesting and profitable. Others plan to meet next year and expect to do good work.
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Glade Run
East Warren
Warren
Temperance Education Efforts Reach County Teachers Institute
County Superintendent Mrs. J. H. Jackson reports extensive temperance work. 83 letters and 350 pages of material were distributed to teachers, with schedules and standards sent for physiology hygiene education. Nine reports from towns show mixed adoption of Pathfinder and Smith books, with ongoing efforts to secure endorsed texts.
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Union
C. Thompson
East Warren
Ida Briggs
North Clarendon
M. A. Morrison
A. M. Horton
Smith
County Teachers Institute
Sheffield
K. J. Bouton
Styl. Hutchinson
Pittsfield
W. B. Acocks
Blaisdell
Youngsville
Jackson
S.T
J. H. Jackson
Loyal Legion Chapter Counts Members and Supplies
The Loyal Legion reports ten chapters in the county with seven hundred enrolled members and one hundred honorary members. They have distributed over four hundred Loyal Leaflets and fifty copies of Young Crusader, and widely used Julia Coleman's Catechism upon Alcohol. They have collected $11.50 for Loyal Legion supplies in the county.
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Young Crusader
Julia Coleman
L. L
Loyal Temperance Legions and the Uplift of Public Schools
A speaker defends the work of the W C T U praising education in public schools with a temperance focus. He urges mothers and white ribbon advocates to recognize that educating children is essential to preserving freedom from social ills and notes the talk continues on the next page.
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W.c.t. U
L. T. Lo
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Prominent Cooks
Experts praise Royal Baking Powder as the best baking powder for light wholesome food. Marion Harland and others attest to its superiority, with quotes from Maria Parton Mrs. Baker M Gorgin and A Fortin confirming consistent satisfaction and quality.
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Marion Harland
Maria Parton
Mrs. Baker
Washington, D. C
School of Cookery
M. Gorgin
Delmonico’s
New York
A. Fortin
White House
Arthur
Cleveland
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H. Meacham
Justice of the Peace
Cornelius
Front Street
Amuel G. Allen
Attorney At Law
Allen Block
Pr. Bagnall
D. C
Chicago Veterinary College
Liberty St. Warren
Liberty Street
J. JM. Donly
W. G.trunkey
R & H.R. Brown
First National Bank
J. A. Partridge
New Waters Block
Llen, Higgins & Allen
Attorn
Streets
Orren
Wweysand
Allen
Liberty
Gqeorge
TH. Higgins
M. Harrison Allen
Knupp & Co
Ai & Schnur
Hazeltine
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Pggenecteles Cable & Peterson
M J. Walkerman, Athe
Oneida
Udlow
L. Agnew
Market and
Second Streets
A ¢. McAlpine
Denatist
Gaas
Third Street
M. E. Church
J W. Dunkle, Ew
W W. Freeman
Oan F. McPherson
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Vorback
W Os Greaves
Rane
CASS
Het Muse
Heffinsun Block
Ae Lindsey & Parmleer
Jonnson’s Exchange
S. P. Joanson
W. M. Lindsey
Parmlee
H. S. Thomas
A. Ll
Third St
Offerle & Son
McClure & Co
Richardson & Co
Locke
Arren, PA
J. Dax
Variet Hall
Railroad Guide
Sburgh R. R
Farmer Taggart
R.R
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad
Fredonia
Laona
Casadaya
Amy
Sinclairville
Gerry
Joss Mill
Falconer
A & G W Cross
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Russellburg
Ackson
Urvington
Garland
Torpedo
Grand Valley
Titusville
Kinzua
Salamanca
Olean
Irvington
Tionesta
Oil City
Pittsburg
Oil City Express
Leff Abd
Warren. R. Bell
J. A. Fellows
Exchange St
Buffalo, N. Y
Tionesta Valley Railroad
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
Compenn
Me Ggy
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Tron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
Amann & Lesser
Emile
Ferd
Carver House
Pitcher’s Castoria
Riverside Iron Works
Wheeling
W. Va
Lancashire, Derbyshire & East Coast
America
Railway Review
Tommy
Lowell
Cape Cod
Somerville Journal
Georgie Thikhed
Old Thikhed
Boston Bulletin
Flowery Dell
Griffin
Drakes Magazine
Omaha
N. Y. Sun
Christian Register
W.C.T.U
J. M. Davies
Tresst Warren Co
W. C. T.U Pe
Alden
Financial Secretary
Bear Lake Union
Chandler’s Valley Union
North Clarendon Union
Columbus Union
Columbus Citizens
Fast Branch Union
H. Nichols
John Brightsman
Glade Union
North Warren Union
Sugar Grove Union
Tiona Union
s+ Garland Union
Lott Warren Prong
Warren West End Union
Warren Royal Templars
Friends of Our Cause
K.T. Hazeltine
Cscs
Arrow Pub. Co
Ccc
Mary P. Conarro
Nore
W. D. Brown
Mothers’ Meetings
Loyal Legion
Belle Douay
Loyal Temperance Legions
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