Alabama OUR MOUNTAIN HOME; Wednesdays; democratic; four pages; size 28×40; subscription $2; established 1868; J. E. Ware and Thos. Henderson, editors ; J. C. Williams, publisher; circulation К 1. Missouri TIMES) Thursdays; democratic; four pages; size 26×40; subscription $1 50; … Continue reading
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, GREATER NEW YORK District 31, F.B. Ware…….Fusion Party……1285 Madison Ave., Manhattan METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.—The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Central Park, at Eighty second street and Fifth avenue, was organised in 1870, and has a membership of … Continue reading
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED OF NEW YORK COUNTY …R.F. Ware, .. LAWN TENNIS Champions 1897 Men’s Singles Canada—Leo E. Ware, Boston, defeated Robert D. Wrenn, New York , (previous holder) by default. Men’s Doubles United States—Leo E. Ware. Harvard, … Continue reading
SHERIFFS AND COUNTY CLERKS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Essex County………..County seat, Elizabethtown…….Sheriff, Judson C. Ware………….Elected 1876 Reference Data: … Continue reading
”Mines, Metals, and Arts was the name of an eight-page quarto weekly established early in 1874 by Charles E. Ware & Co. Joseph E. Ware, a mining engineer of fine attainments, was the editor. The publication possessed many excellencies and … Continue reading
”Ware’s Valley Monthly.—In May, 1875, Charles E. Ware established Ware’s Valley Monthly, a Journal of Western Thought and Life. W. M. Leftwich, a prominent Methodist clergyman, was the editor. It was never very prosperous, but Mr. Ware thinks it might … Continue reading
PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA, Coach Makers’ International Journal; monthly; twenty-four pages; size of page 10×13; subscription $3; established 1866; I. D. Ware, editor and publisher; claims 3,500 circulation; office 413 Chestnut street. MISSOURI. POTOSI, Washington Co. Journal; Thursdays ; independent; four pages; … Continue reading
KANSAS. NEWS : Fridays; republican ; eight pages 13×20; subscription $I; established 1885; Stoy E. Ware, editor; Stoy E. Ware at Co., publishers. Circulation “jkj.” New York City–Horse Fancier Philadelphia–Sugar Beet Virginia–Odd Fellows Reference Data: … Continue reading
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MISSOURI. LUDLOW, pop. 400(E3); LIVINGSTON Co. (N.W.), pop. 19,453. 14 m. S.W. of Chilicothe Chic., Milw. & St. P. R.R. Tel. Exp. Banks. Farming district. Coal mining In vicinity. Herald Friday Independent.. 1910 13 131/2×191/2 1.00 Charles E. Ware, Editor … Continue reading
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