The Artistic Photographer Studio in Warren Pa
Advertising text lists multiple professionals in Warren Pennsylvania including a photographer over Geo Ball’s store, a medical doctor specializing in digestive and urinary diseases with an office on Third Street opposite the M E Church, and attorneys at law with offices in the Warren Savings Bank Building offering prompt collections.
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Hazeltine Building
Johnson’s Exchange
Edward Lindsey
Geo. Ball’s
Warren, Pa
F. W. Whitcomb
Jane
Third Street
M. E. Church
Warren Savings Bank
Attorneys At Law
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
H .S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Ser
Liberty Street
W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
C. Thompson
Tailoring firm advertises current season goods only
A tailoring shop states it has no old stock for markdowns and that all items offered are this season's manufacture. The notice emphasizes fresh inventory and current season styles.
Week of political turmoil and international tensions
A digest of events from September 17 to 23 notes the Buffalo Democratic state convention nominating Thacher and plans for gold standard, Bryan tours the South and Kentucky. McKinley and Bryan campaigns expand. Irish and Turkish affairs shift with Armenians, diplomacy, and conflicts. disasters include Leadville riots and ship incidents, plus arrests and executions in various locales.
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John Boyd Thacher
Carlisle
Bryan
Lexington
Louisville
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American Health Association
Eduardo Licenge
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Land of
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Alfred Featherstone
Chicago
Maud Stevens
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Cleveland
Anna King
Mass
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Washington
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Canton
Bismarck
Culberson
Texas
el Hafir
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Holland
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Phillippine Islands
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Copenhagen
England
New Jersey
New England
Ed Crane
Rochester
Niagara County
Leadville
Colo
Egin
George F. Curtis
Congress
Interlaken
Switzerland
Wilmington
Brooklyn
Tennessee
New York State
John B. Thacher
John Sheehan
Tammany Society
Indiana
Matthews
Harrison
Treasury
Department
Steve O’donnell
Frank Slavin
Maspeth
S. I
Turkey
Hastings
John Bardsley
Philadelphia
Hodgman Rubber Company
Starbuck
Michael
Eureka Athletic Club
San Francisco
Corbett- Sharkey
Havana
Charles Pfeiffer
Indianapolis
Toronto Court House
Edson Keith
Kobe Fire Flood Storms and Quakes Devastate Northern Japan
A wave of disasters in Japan from August 26 to September 1 caused about 2,500 deaths and widespread destruction. Kobe was wiped out by a conflagration fed by high winds, 1,900 blocks and 2,260 homes burned, with 200 people drowned. In Gifu prefecture 4,300 homes blown down and 400 deaths reported. Isabugawa and Minatagawa flooding, earthquakes, and landslides disrupted many regions with panic among European residents.
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Kobe
Japan
Doric
Orient
Gifu
Haji Gwa
Isabugawa
Rokugo
Senaya
Kate Field's remains to be shipped from Hawaii
Honolulu reports Kate Field's effects will go to San Francisco on the next steamer. H H Kohlsaat of the Chicago Times Herald has paid all funeral and transport expenses. Four possible burial sites are named as Miss Field's last resting place while arrangements wait on her wishes. Princess Kaiulani accepts legislative funding and will align with the Dole government guidance.
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Honolulu
Kate Field
San Francisco
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Times-Herald
Dole
American Missionaries Attacked in Peru Riot
In Cuzco an angry mob ten days ago threatened to expel American missionaries. The sub prefect called out a battalion to quell the disturbance and protect the mission, with the situation described as tense and unresolved.
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Lima
Peru
Cuzco
Fall of Prices Tied to Production Costs Not Gold
Renowned economist David A Wells argues in a New York Tribune piece that falling prices since 1873 reflect lower production and distribution costs, not silver demonetization. He questions gold-appreciation claims, notes universal price declines, and cites increased money supply, wages, and rail costs as evidence against silver-driven deflation.
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David A. Wells
New York Tribune
Ran
Jasper
First Colored Church
Richmond
United States
Lessons from David life and words by Rev Doyle
Discussion for the week on David from Bethlehem son of Jesse. Highlights his three life phases, prayer, thanksgiving, repentance, and confession with reference to I Samuel, Psalms, and related Bible readings. David’s rise from shepherd to king and his poet’s psalms are emphasized for moral lessons.
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S. H. Doyle
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Candles in Darkness Reflect Promise of Consolation
A bishop likens a party venturing into a dark cavern to believers who receive lighted candles in sunlit procession. The candles seem useless at first, yet as they travel deeper, the faint glow grows bright in darkness, illustrating how God’s promises gain beauty through life’s journey.
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Bishop Brooks
World Religion Totals From Estimates
The Chicago Chronicle reports global population around 1.45 billion with Christians 400 million Buddhists 400 million Brahmins 250 million Muslims 180 million Jews 8 million idolaters 150 million and various 62 million. Among Christians 175 million are Roman Catholic 110 million Protestants 90 million Greek Catholics 25 million various.
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Chicago Chronicle
Endeavorers Publish Handbook For Christian Citizen
The Endeavorers of Allegheny County Pa plan a handbook for the Christian citizen. It will summarize state laws on temperance gambling profanity and Sabbath observance as a practical civic guide.
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Alleghany County
The Key and the Bolt Epigraphs from the Episcopal Recorder
A brief quotation feature presents two paired lines: Let prayer be the key of the morning and the bolt of the evening, attributed to the Episcopal Recorder. It frames daily ritual as a spiritual rhythm across day and night.
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Episcopal Recorder
Christian Endeavor Briefs Gains Backing and Resolve
Christian Endeavor is described as a spiritual force with grit and steady study. Miss Martha E. Race urges secretaries to adopt the three R s for reports replies and rewards, while Rev E T Jeffers warns against sloth and urges diligence. The Free Church of Scotland’s general assembly unanimously endorses Christian Endeavor, valued as a historic conservative sanction.
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Christian Endeavor
Icy
Labrador
Martha E. Race
Jennie T. Masson
E. T. Jeffers
D. D
General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland
Enemies by Indifference Lesson for Epworth League
Rev. W J Yates urges beware indifference as a deadly enemy to Christ. He notes reform and missions show progress while many in Christian lands ignore scripture and decline to live righteously. Indifference dulls faith, chills zeal, and risks eternal lostness without repentance.
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W. J. Yates
A. M
India
Japan
Christ
Read Your Own Church Paper Surely
An exhortation to support denominational youth periodicals. It praises Epworth Herald Epworth Era and other church youth papers, urging loyalty to one’s own while encouraging reading diverse church publications to foster breadth and reduce bigotry.
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League
Epworth Herald
Church South
Epworth
Wesley Guild of England
Endeavor Society
Charity Begins at Home In True Christian Work
Editorial urges women to prioritize home duties over external reform work. It argues true charity should focus on raising and schooling one’s own children first, warning against seeking applause through prison or slum reform while neglecting family. It stresses mothers should devote time and resources at home before aiding hospitals or public causes.
Silent Channels and Courageous Duty in Christian Life
Departments convene to share spiritual work, remove difficulties, and learn from others. Silence can protect peace and safety. speaking when duty demands is heroic. Hard work and patience breed luck, and failure can pave the way for nobler efforts and lasting grace.
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Alps
Tax payment deadline urged for voters to qualify
The author appeals to county Republicans to inform electors of the tax deadline of October 3 to legally pay taxes and qualify to vote on November 3. Signature: H. K. Boyer.
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H. K. Boyer
Poem Fragments Describe Seeds and Kindness
A poetic verse urges scattering seeds and kind words through childhood. It contrasts spring planting with summer blossoms, using birds and wind as imagery for growth and hopeful deeds.
When the World Is Free Prophetic Vision of Brotherhood
A visionary message speaks of a future golden age of unity. Prophets poets saints and sages foretell a new humanity that will collaborate globally once liberty prevails.
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James Arthur Edgerton
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