Legal and professional cards from Warren Pennsylvania
A collage of advertising notices lists numerous Warren PA professionals including attorneys Edward Lindsey W M Lindsey Parmlee and Chauncey Dinsmoor with offices in Warren Savings Building Hazeltine Building and other landmarks. Also featured are dentists R W Stuart and C J Peterson with contact line and claims of prompt attention and services such as notary work and photography at the Artistic Photographer studio above Geo Ball's store.
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Yato
Warren, Pa
Hazeltine Building
Bs ‘Attorneys and Exchange
Johnson’s Warren, Pa
Edward Lindsey
Geo. Ball’s
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings
CUAS
unclear request prompts a local commerce statement
unclear text describes evaluating fairness in trade practices and pricing. core idea centers on treating customers equally, assessing quality levels, and flat pricing across rich and poor. No identifiable persons organizations or places are provided.
Town Council and Officials Listing
An item listing town officers and officials includes Burgess James W as president, a clerk and treasurer, justices, collector, attorney, engineer, constables by ward, and several directors and trustees with partial names and roles for the local government. The fragment shows multiple names and titles such as President, Clerk, Treasurer, Justices, and Directors across departments.
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W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelers
S. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Heg
D.re Ball
Lucie C. Richards
McLaren
Peoria
W. M. Baker
A. Ates
O. W. Bow J. Davidson
W. D. Hinckle
Kiev
J. .W. Miawford
C. D. Arird
G. Shreeves
District and County Officers List
District and County officers announced include Representative Charles W. Stone and Senator Charles M. Shortt. Officials named are Assembly member Paul W. Brown President Judge Charles H. Nore Associate Judges H C Huntington and 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 Superintendent of Schools H M Putnam. County Commissioners S C Graham and R E 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. Nore
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. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R. E
W. S. Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A. Spetz
James Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
Storm harms Atlantic coast and world events on rush day
Reports from the Middle Atlantic coast describe widespread storm damage to seaside resorts. News includes crew recovery from the Louise after nine days at sea, political speeches by Bryan and McKinley, Cuban clashes at Cascorros, and a flurry of disasters and official actions across the United States and overseas.
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Yhursday
Middle Atlantic
Louise
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Reed
Frank
Black
Buffalo -Bryan
Minneapolis
Duluth
McKinley
Canton
Chicago
Tom Watson
Gomez
Garcia
Cascorros
Union Veteran Legion
George Matthews
J. J. Irwin
la Plata
J. P. Tynan
France
New York
W. J. Smith
Chatham
N. Y
Simon Kane
Washington
Niagara Falls
North Atlantic Squadron
National Live Stock Exchange
Fort Worth
Tex
Wool at Fifty Cents and One Dollar Line
A local retailer touts deep discounts on wool items with a 50 cent price for some goods and a flagship $1 line featuring Switz Condo Goods Wright's Fleeced Lined Goods and natural wool selections. The promotion emphasizes remarkable value across the assortment.
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Wright
Bank of Commerce Placed Under Bank Inspectors
Buffalo Oct 16 Bank Examiner B S W Clark and Assistant Examiner Am orose Jones take charge of the Bank of Commerce. Until their report is issued it is not possible to determine the bank’s losses or the fate of depositors.
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Buffalo
B. S. W. Clark
Amorose Jones
Bank of Commerce
Railroad Shops Close At Pennsylvania Plants
A notice posted at the Pennsylvania railroad shops in Altoona says the facilities will close to cut expenses until next Monday. The move affects about 6,000 employees.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Money Market Rates and Exchange
New York money on call stands at 4 to 8 percent with prime mercantile paper at 7 to 9 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bank bills at 4.834 for demand and 4.804 for 60 days. posted rates 4.80 to 4.824 and 4.8314 to 4.85. Commercial bills 4.7854. Silver certificates quoted at 6814 89gc with bar silver at 6534c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Young voters urged to defend sound money against silver bid
The Philadelphia Record warns young voters against the 16 to 1 silver standard. It argues history shows such monetary experiments fail and urges support for McKinley and gold standard. It cites Know Nothing lessons and warns of repudiation, bankruptcy, and national ruin from cheap money.
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Philadelphia Record
Know Nothing Party
Copperhead
Voice of History
Chicago
Silverites
Wife of Senator Henderson Advocates Sound Money
Mrs. Mary F. Henderson of Washington wife of ex Senator John B. Henderson writes on Sound Money, arguing the gold standard is permanent and superior. She says silver value manipulation harms the economy and that a single gold standard dollar is the true measure, with government only stamping its content.
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Senator Henderson
Mary F. Henderson
Washington
John B. Henderson
Sam
Treasury
United States
Wall Street
America
N. Y. World
Economic View of Gold and Silver Value
A quotation from Alexander Hamilton arguing that market forces set metal values in money, with gold’s value remaining relatively stable due to intrinsic metal strength and rarity, while revolutions in value would affect silver more than gold.
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Alexander Hamilton
Bryan critique of coinage policy cited in World editorial
The World praises voters for spotting the flaw in William Jennings Bryan and argues free coinage would not restore silver owners. It recalls 1873 when a citizen could coin bullion at par and notes prior bullion output versus coined money and Bryan’s stance on bullion value.
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Bryan
Free traders blamed for disaster and silver remedy urged
The Everett Press recalls four years ago when Bryan championed free trade and warned against protection. It notes the predicted folly occurred, and now he argues a law from twenty three years ago caused the disaster while claiming free silver is the only remedy. The paper asserts the people will not be fooled again.
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Bryan
Everett Press
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York Produce Market roundup lists Flour prices across city and Minnesota mills with ranges from 2.25 to 4.95, Cornmeal and Rye flour rates, Wheat spot and futures bids, and Butter prices. Also reports barley malt oats corn cork and general grain trading terms and conditions.
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City Mills
Minnesota
Western
White State
Western Dairy
Seine Imam
Inner Circle of Jesus Love and Loyalty
A devotional meditation on discernment in love and friendship. It contrasts favoritism with merit based affection, citing John and the Bethany circle, Mary’s perfume, and Judas’s treachery. It asserts those closest to Christ receive divine favor and Holy Spirit, urging readers to seek near God for happiness.
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Jesus
John
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
Bethany
Judas Iscariot
Caiaphas
Pilate
Bishop Cranston Named General Superintendent at 57
Bishop Cranston, aged 57, longtime church leader and former Civil War officer, is elected general superintendent. Born in Athens Ohio, he joined the church at 12 and graduated from Ohio University in 1861. He rose from private to captain, served in the ministry, and led the Western Book Concern as publishing agent, where last year’s sales exceeded 1 000 000 dollars with a 150 000 profit.
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Hancock
Isi
Lowe Island City
A. W. Clemens
Toronto
Dayton, Tenn
Cardinal Satolli
America
New York
Rome
Antietam
Willimantic
Conn
Bryan
Michigan
Detroit
McKinley
Canton
Havana
Lee
Ehed
A. Gleason
Iran
Beloochistan
Tynan
Cherbourg
France
Italy
Trecyl
Paris
Turkey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lockport
N. Y
Bardolph
Ill
Frank Wilmarth
Gloversville
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Bay
Carney
O O. T
Ohio
Walter L. Lenau
John A. Cockerill
Altata
Mexico
Southampton
John Kelly
Jose Trujillo
Customs Department
St. Johns
N. F
Madji Rahsian
Constantinople
Harmon Calaman
Chambersburg
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Nuremburg Chess
Pillsbury
Vigilancia
Morro Castle
Weyler
Hell
London
Philadelphia
Mustapha Tahsin Bey
Washington
Phelp & Lyddon
Rochester
Marion Kennard
Wise County
W. Va
Littl
Charles G Grover
Jamestown
Tonawanda
Sandusky
Locust Point
William Huttinger
St. Loui
Leadville
Colo
Truckle
Guelph Ont
Armeni
Brooke
Guthrie
O. T
Tartar
Walter M. Castle
Murray Hill Theater
New Playhouse
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Thomas B. Reed
Bishop Cranston
Athens
Ohio University
Cranston
Cincinnati
Colorado
Western Book Concern
The Instinct of Prayer Across Humanity
The piece asserts prayer as a universal moral impulse shared by all beings and cultures. It argues prayer arises naturally from spiritual nature, appearing from childhood to old age, in childlike homelessness to the dying saint, and in all societies through gestures of devotion. Prayer provides relief when burdens rise and emotions seek expression.
Fraternity Pushes Unity Yet Denies Consolidation
Trustees of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor asked union by forming Epworth Leagues of Christian Endeavor. The general conference answered courteously but firmly no. They seek fraternal cooperation while preserving denominational identity and reject consolidation for many reasons.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
General Conference
League
Epworth Leagues of Christian Endeavor
Revival Work Urges Special Services Before Holidays
The notice urges immediate revival efforts to save souls. It calls for special services or intensified regular services to reach the unconverted before the holidays.
Proverb Wisdom and Religion in Bible Study
A study note by Rev. S H Doyle on Proverbs 2 1 9 linking wisdom and religion. It explains three key ideas religion as the first step to wisdom God-given wisdom and the need to seek understanding. Bible readings listed from Proverbs chapters 1 to 31 and verses 30 81.
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S. H. Doyle
Toric
Solomon
God
First Church of the United Society History Note
A historical survey traces the Christian Endeavor movement from Connecticut in 1885 to global reach. It notes leaders such as Rev Samuel Winchester Adriance and Rev Charles A Dickinson, early meetings in Saratoga, and the model constitution adopted in 1887 across 40 to 60 denominations.
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Connecticut
Saratoga
The
Holy Land
Mr. Ling
United Societies
China
Japan
England
Australia
Tabor
J. W. Cowen
Samuel Winchester Adriance
United Society
Charles A. Dickinson
F. E. Clark
Father Endeavor
United Kingdom
Trustees of
Christian Endeavor Societies
Christian Endeavorers
Ceylon
Africa
Spirit of Unrest Reflection from Presbyterian Journal
The text frames unrest as an energizing force rather than a flaw. It portrays bubbling springlike restlessness as a drive toward better things and real equality, suggesting upheavals spark social political and ecclesiastical renewal and birth throes heralding new life.
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Presbyterian Journal
Prayer for a God fearing Christian nation
Citizens are urged to seek divine guidance for national wellbeing and to support the youth in pursuing virtuous Christian citizenship through wise public efforts.
Canon Farrar Inspires With Prose On Soul and Prayer
A static quotation from Canon Farrar extols the soul's need for lonely musings and silent prayer, linking spiritual depth to inner greatness and personal preservation.
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Farrar
Abundant Intercourse and Love of Evil Sermon Motto
The Episcopal Recorder quotes a sermon asserting there is no cure for the love of evil except abundant intercourse with the Lord Jesus, presenting a fiery religious admonition on moral struggle and devotion.
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Lord Jesus
Episcopal Recorder
Japanese Delegates Attend Kioto Christian Endeavor Convention
Japanese delegates to the annual Christian Endeavor convention at Kioto traveled 500 miles. A California family walked four miles over mountains to attend a missionary meeting by visiting Endeavorers. This was their first gospel service in years. Afterward, the visitors helped establish a Sunday school and a Christian Endeavor society with locals.
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Christian Endeavor
Kioto
California
Christian Endeavorers
Christian Endeavor Society
Auction Inventory The Livre Farts Sale Listings
The notice itemizes numerous lots of colored and white cloth goods priced per box or lot, including 90 colored boxes and 206 white boxes, with varied prices from 4c to 94c and multiple smaller lots. Butter and creamery products are listed with prices per package or dozen, indicating a mixed auction catalog.
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Jstry
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Indley
Birstow
BR. F. W. Whitcomb
Third Street
M. E. Churchere
G. Ball
Warren Savin Bank Padicline
Oo & Peterson
Aseph T. Danforth
Warren
Second
Liberty Streets
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
A Cc. McAlpin, E
R. W. Stuart
Was & Schnub
Hazeltine Tally Building
Aberty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnub
W A. Greaves
Ao & Thompson
Beaty
D. I. Ball
C. D. Thompson
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie B. B
Eastern Standard
Sea West
Mitrain
York and Pennsylvania
Western New West
Philadelphia Weekly Press
Dunkirk,ny
News OF the
Calixto Garcia
Hemming
British Guiana
Atlantic
Genesee River
Columbus
Conference of
Catholic Bishops
Corrigan
Frank L. Thomas
Cambridge
William E. Clowes
South Africa
D. H. Sellars
Cripple Creek
Cleo Russell
Colonel Vernon
Red Key
Ind
Meeker
Mohonk Lake
Bank of Commerce of Buffalo
Temorary Administration
Dardanelles
Afghanistan
J. L. Rumbarger Lumber Company
Cumberland
Bank
Sherbourne
James Smith
Margaret Drowne
Upper Marlboro
W. T. Rambusch
Juneau
Wis
Petrel
Lake Erie
Three Friends
Cuba
McKinley- Bryan
James C. Truman
Custom House
Civil Service
J. H. Cummings
William Clark
Hampden Corners
Prescott
Syracuse
Pullman Palace Car Company
John W. Milan
Indianapolis
Bainbridge
Eunie Bernacez
Springfield
Mass
Henry Milner
Atlanta
Buddy Mackin
Montreal
Hexter Bros
Gorman
Bryan and
Sewall
Baltimore
Galena
Ills
JAROS
Anderson & Salyer
American Clothiers
Liberty St
H. A. Archer
M.D
Oxford Str
Brooklyn
Carlos Martyn
D. D
New York City
Edwin F. Parpee
125Th Street
7Th Avenue
Pitcher’s Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
York City
Merrell-Soule CO
W. Y
Epworth League
W. J. Yates
A. M
Bishop Earl Cranston
M’kinley
Republican Party
A. A. Dasts &Co
Christian Endeavor Statistics
Little Falls
Utica
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