Local Professionals Ad Offer Services in Warren Pa
A dense listing of Warren Pennsylvania professionals including lawyers notaries dentists and portrait painters. It notes addresses in Warren Savings Bank Building Hazeltine and Liberty streets and promotions for prompt attention and first class work.
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Warren, Pa
Hazeltine Building
Warren Savings Bank
Attorneys At Law
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
Warren
District and County Officers Named for Election
List of district and county officials including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone and Senate Charles M. Shortt with other roles such as Assembly E W Parshall, President Judge Charles H Noyes, Prothonotary George F Yates, Sheriff D M Howard, Treasurer M A Myers, and County officers like Coroner Dr W S Peirce and County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
Charles H. Noyes
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. T. Weaver
George F. Yates
Register
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
A. Myers
Conny
J. F. Rounce
W. J. Mead
H. M. Preston
Town Officials List for Burgess-Fred A Steber
A detailed roster lists town roles including President Jas Brann and L. T. Borchers, with Ward constables, clerks, treasurer, collectors, attorneys, and school directors. Names cited cover council members, a clerk, treasurer, justices, engineers, constables across four wards, and multiple school directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Peirce
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
S. G. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
D. I. Ball
James W. Crawford
W. D. McLaren
Peoria
A. Cowan
C. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J. M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
C. W. Brown
C. D. Arird
W. G. Shreeves
J. C. Magee
Rail schedule fragments for Philadelphia Erie routes and Dunkirk Pittsburgh lines
Fragmentary timetable shows Eastern Standard and Express services with several trains listed by number and time. Mentions Philadelphia Erie West and Dunkirk Allegheny Valley routes with departures and arrivals across different stations and a Sunday note.
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Philadelphia & Erie
BR. R
West Eastern Standard
New York
Pennsylvania
Standard
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Eastern Standard
TEX Press
MEX Press
Ladies Black Wool Kersey Coats At Five Dollars Each
Five dollar price for Ladies coats described as heavy kersey and boucle fabrics. Garments are fully lined with black silk-twisted satin and presented as high value quality with a stylish, durable appearance.
Price-pinched Garments Offered In Multiple Styles
A retailer touts a broad stock of coats and garments priced to attract shoppers. Kerseys Boucles Persian Lambs in blacks browns blues greens and reds are advertised as handsome and stylish with a focus on value at $10 and $12. The lengthy line list emphasizes variety and affordable luxury.
Of Special Worthiness Novelties at Hoffman Block
The store touts its new line Of Special Worthiness featuring the latest styles colors and cuts with an indescribable quality that sets its garments apart from competitors.
Van Wyck Tammany nominee pledges reform and transit
News of the Week item lists Robert A. Van Wyck as Tammany mayoral nominee in New York denouncing the Raines law and pledging to raise schoolhouses fund a rapid transit system and gas price support. Also notes Weyler’s jail releases and a wave of national events from Hawaii annexation to yellow fever outbreaks.
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Robert A. van Wyck
Tammany
New York
Weyler
Marshal Blanco
Cuba
Corunna
McKinley
John Worden
Rawlings
N. Y
Luetgert
Morgan
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
New Orleans
Grace Cavens
Buffalo
Nicholas van Vranken
Niskayuna
California
van Vranken
James C Truman
New York State
Democratic Executive Committee
Binghamton
N.Y
India
St. Louis
Emma Golden
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Nashville
Eddie Bald
Loughead
Memphis
O. P. Caylor
New York Herald
Winona
Berthold English
Vienna
Argentine
Guatemala
Tuthill
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lillian Miller
A. J. Pepper
Montrose
Pepper
George Young
Blue Earth City
Minn
England
William Farrel
Wilson
William Carver
Farrel
United Democracy
Henry George
George
Carter Harrison
Chicago
New York City
General Weyler
Havana
James Hendrick
Paterson
N. J
Hobart
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas O’hanlon
Brute
Jimmy Michael
Frank Starbuck
Madison Square Garden
Funal
Charlies A. Dana
Glen Cove
L. I
Adolph Luetgert
Miss Willard
Toronto
Lewis Viot
Carrie Mandeville
Belleville
Texas
Boston
Ruth Montgomery
Philadelphia
N. S
Hallamshire
Klondice
Canada
Mobil
Montgomery
Lawrence Walters
South Nyack
Achilles Felker
Cora Gress
Gouldsboro
Snydersville
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Middletown
Liberty
Broad Ripple
Ind
Mra
C. E. Byrne
William Gould
Chester Hall
Danville
John L. Wurden
Pawling
Dutchess County
Garrison
Mobile
Xenia
Walker B. Adams
Bedford Springs
W. Rourke Cochran
General Tracy
South Dakota
Fort Handal
Warren
N. H
Golden Eagle Mine
Alberni
B. C
Pitcairn Forks
Glasgow
Scotland
Spain
Davenport
The Old Hardware Shop Full Hardware Line Displayed
The Old Hardware Shop at No. 336 Water street lists a full stock including COOK STOVES and RANGES from Garland and Acorn, gas heaters, bicycle tires and supplies, Niagara Falls metal signs, name plates, sheet metal work, plumbing roofing gas fitting, hardware such as iron steel rope and chains, white lead oils glass, mixed paints, granite ware, aluminum tea kettles, cedar tubs, willow baskets, ammunition, and fishing tackle.
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Water Street
Garland
Acorn
Niagara Falls
Richmond
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates and Rates
New York money markets show call money at 14 2 percent and prime mercantile paper around 4 4 1/2 percent. Sterling exchange posted at 4 855 to 4 86 for demand with 4 8234 to 4 83 for six days, while commercial bills stand near 4 82. Bar silver trades at 59 cents with Mexican pesos around 44 34 cents and silver certificates at 51 cents.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Rounded For City Mills and Grains
The New York Produce Market offers current quotes for flour, cornmeal, oats, and barley including city mills, Minnesota and Southern flour, buckwheat, and rye. Spot, futures, and transport terms are listed for wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs with varied bid prices across grades and regions.
Go to the Polls on November 2
A party urging citizens to vote on November 2 to support the Republican ticket. It argues the party’s prosperity, calls for a straight ticket, and claims reforms are best achieved within the dominant party. It warns of Democratic ruin and stresses turnout and county support.
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Swallow
Thompson
Dr. Swallow
Republican Party
Great Party of Progress
Resorted to Mud Slinging in Prohibition Campaign
The Bradford New Era condemns Rev Dr Swallow, Prohibition candidate for state treasurer, for reviving old style mudslinging. It argues he misleads audiences by partial truths about the Lexow committee bill of 66,000 dollars and similar tactics, accusing him of deceit and near-prevarication. It calls such conduct unfit for moral leadership.
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County
N. Y
Lorenzo Clarke
Syracuse
First Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Daniel G., Tenney
Newburyport
Mass
Hallamshire
Benham
Kate Smith
New York
Memphis
Umbria
Europe
Virginia
Garrison
Central
Kellerville
Emma Golden
St. Louis
Henry Ives Cobb
Pennsylvania Capitol
Evangel
Thistle
Port Angeles
William J. Terwilliger
Newburg
Mary Crowe
Buffalo
Catherine Brady
Adolph Lipman
Allen F. Bartlett
Lynn
Casper
Point Arena
Cal
Nellie Cole
Rockingham
N. C
Maude Gonne
Joan of Arc
Patrick O’brien
Chamcook
N. B
Great Britain
Little Falls
Decker
Frankfort
Chicago
Dr Swallow
Prohibition
Lexow Committee
Imitate McKinley Go to the Polls
The piece urges citizens to follow President McKinley to Canton Ohio to vote for the Republican ticket. It emphasizes the president’s long journey to vote and urges readers to travel a short distance on election day November 2 to support McKinley’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Canton
United States
Freeman
Turn Out and Vote For Beacom and McCauley
The speaker urges voters to support the Republican party in Pennsylvania. He credits the party with ending Democratic hard times restoring confidence restarting mills replacing the free silver policy and placing U S integrity first. He calls for backing Beacom and McCauley at the polls next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Beacom
McCauley
Globe-spanning catastrophe would barely affect U S says Times
The Wilmington Vermont Times argues that a single day disaster wiping Europe Asia and Africa would barely inconvenience the United States. The paper says the country could still raise food and manufacture goods for itself and others and could smile at Europe when threatened with tariff retaliation.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
United States
Wilmington
Epworth League Pledge Emphasizes Attendance and Growth
Rev W J Yates and A M Tepic discuss the Epworth League weekly lesson urging commitment after baptism. They warn that neglecting Bible reading private prayer and church services weakens faith and invites temptation, urging Christians to attend meetings and actively participate to grow in piety.
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W. J. Yates
A. M. Tepic
Epworth League
Enlist the Young for Christ in Civil and Religious Service
The piece argues that youths make up the core of military and religious strength. It urges churches to mobilize young men to join Christian work, warning that unless converted they may join vice or indifference. It stresses urgent, nationwide outreach and conversion for mission.
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Kingdom of God
Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Temperance Message on Alcohol Use and Reform
A temperance pamphlet argues most paupers and criminals are not extreme drinkers yet moderates cause most trouble. It cites Massachusetts data and urges the League to influence 1.5 million youths and allied groups toward stricter reform in alcohol use and sales.
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Massachusetts
League
Growth of Young People’s Societies Shown in New Enrollment
Latest enrollment statistics highlight rapid expansion across denominations. Christian Endeavor reports 2,162,000 members, Epworth League 1,500,000 for Methodist Episcopal and 150,000 for Church South, Baptist Young People’s Union 400,000, and other unions totaling about 2,223,000 in Christian Alliance and related groups. Total reaches around 4,414,790 members.
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Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal
Church South
Baptist Young People’s Union
Christian Union
United Brethren
Lutheran League
Lutheran
United Presbyterian
Association Reform- OU
Christian Alliance
Evangelical Association
Ce Ants Wales
Propitiation Differences Between Heathenism and Christianity
A compilation of religious reflections contrasts heathen beliefs with Christianity, arguing salvation comes through inner renewal and a rebirth in the Spirit. Included are quotes from Gladstone and Erika Brewer, plus a note on tariff impacts reflected in the Chicago Times-Herald about the Dingley tariff and American manufacturing revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Times-Herald
Cheese Sales Report From Utica Board of Trade
Utica board of trade records cheese sales including 5 680 large white and colored boxes 8410 do 81 9 18% boxes small white and colored 6 boxes large cheese 14c lower butter twenty eight packages creamery butter 21 28c 22 cases prints creamery butter 34 0c
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Western Creamery
Do Factory
Elgins
State
Do Creamery
Pennsylvania
Utica
Utica Board of Trade
Little Falls
LivTe Fass
N. Y
Trust Christ for All Things in Trials and Bereavement
Rev H Doyle urges Christians to trust Jesus in every circumstance from poverty to persecution, bereavement, and temptation, insisting Paul’s words prove Christ can keep what we entrust to Him and salvation is only through Christ with God’s grace sufficient in trials. Bible readings guide reflection on steadfast faith.
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H. Doyle
Christ
Jesus Christ
Paul
Satan
Sunshine in Religion Brightness As Center For Faith
A Christian Register meditation urging use of sunshine in religion to inspire acceptance and joy. It argues brightness and cheerful spirit tempered by Jesus should shape church life. Sunshine eases cares and afflictions, lights the home, and guides believers toward the heavenly stairway.
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Jesus
Christian Register
Growth in Church Buildings Signals Prosperity and Faith
The past year saw many new church buildings and improvements, suggesting active church life. Growth in houses of worship reflects spiritual vitality and material progress, with the Reformed Church Messenger noting a path toward future expansion and prosperity.
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Our
Zion
Reformed Church Messenger
Vacation wisdom from the pulpit quotes
A Jewish proverb contrasts stay at home and travel, blessing those who remain in the house of God with those who journey blamelessly. The piece wishes well to both stays and departures, framing travel as a blessing when conduct is pure.
The Secret of Christ's Strength
A Christian World meditation on receiving Christ's strength for spirit and body to bring contentment, victory, and success through the Holy Spirit teaching readers.
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Christ
Diamond field workers seek honest Christian youths in Kimberley
Dr. Clark notes a Kimberley society that sorts diamonds worth 70000 dollars daily. He says Young men of absolute honesty are needed for this work and that Christian Endeavorers fill the bill. Some South African Endeavorers have traveled north to join ongoing native wars as a form of Christian citizenship.
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South Africa
Buffalo Market Prices Report
Buffalo market notes show grain prices: No 1 hard wheat 9c, No 1 northern 1c, winter No 2 red 1c. corn No 2 yellow 2c, No 8 yellow 2c. oats No 2 white 24 1/2c, No 8 mixed 21 3/4c. rye No 2 50c. Flour prices vary by grade. butter varies. eggs state 17 8c, Canada and western 16 1c.
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Graham
Canada
Western
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Prices Summary
Market report shows cattle with extra export steers at 5.00 to 5.10 and heavy butcher stock around 4.65. Cows and heifers quoted 4.00 to 4.35 with calves heavy fed 4.75. Veals listed at 6.50, sheep and lambs range from 3.75 to 4.60 for various grades, spring lambs at 3.75 to 5.60. Hogs include heavy at 6.00, medium and mixed near 3.05 to 4.00, Yorkers around 4.00 and pigs at 4.00.
Prices for hay and straw in local market report
No. 1 timothy per ton eight dollars ten cents to ten dollars zero cents. No. 2do eight dollars. Baled hay ten dollars to ten fifty. Baled straw fifteen dollars fifty cents to six dollars. Bundled rye eleven dollars to twelve dollars.
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Timothy
Health Don'ts for Home and Personal Care
Advice from the Phrenological Journal on building a healthy home life. Maintain a dry, sweet atmosphere with proper drains and clean drinking water. Ensure sun exposure, avoid sleeping in daytime clothes, wear appropriate footwear in cold or wet weather, and keep feet warm and dry. Personal cleanliness matters, but avoid overusing baths and drugs. Each person should judge what suits them best.
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Phrenological Journal
Dana’s eight rules for editors in 1888 address
Dana urged editors to publish only news with full credit, verify interviews, treat ads as ads, avoid attacking the weak, defend opinions yet seek truth, support one’s party but recognize others, and trust humanity’s progress toward a better future.
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Dana
Wisconsin Editorial Association
Charles A. Dana
Farm Sanitation Tips for Disease Prevention
Advice urges farmers to improve sanitation to prevent diseases in animals and humans. Clean house wells privies and sewers, use carbolic acid in water, apply sulphate of iron and lime where slops are emptied, and maintain barns to curb typhoid fever and diphtheria.
What Ails My Hens And How To Help
A reader asks why hens keel over at dawn. The editor replies that the fowls are dead, an old complaint with no remedy beyond burial.
Debating society ponders best make of bicycle
A wry remark notes no debating society has tackled which bicycle make is best, implying such a session would be unprecedented and perhaps impossible.
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J W. Dunkle
Endsey & Parnlee
Johnson’s Exchange
Edward Lindsey
Geo. Ball’s
Pig G. Ball
Dee & Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
Dee, Warren, Pa
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Perry
Justice of the Peace
Woodard & Lesser
Woos & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Were & Schnur
Iiberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
Ww. Greaves
BM & Thompson
Beaty Block
Ball
Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
Garment Room
N. Greenlund
Herman
Jacob Stricker
Agt
News OF the
Exacne
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
Princeton
Cornell
Ithaca
Bradstreet
Porton
Miles
United States Army
Phawbe Tubbs
Osceola
William Carter
Kate Swabi
Eas Carr
Auburn
National Bank of
Asheville
N C
Newace
Migs Samonds
Pulvers Corners
Dutchess
T. O. Slater & CO
Speron
Salvation Oil
Chew Lange
A.c.meyer & Co
Batto
Ipany
Jay Street
Siegfried & CO
Market Report
Tome
City Mills
Winter Straits
Minnesota
C.i.f
Brandywine
Milwaukee
C. i. F. Western
B. Afloat
Northern Duluth
Hard Duluth
HAY- Shipping
Bradford
M’kinley
Gladstone
Frederika Brewer
Sunshine
African Endeavorers
East Buffalo
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Health “Don’ts
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