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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1886

Page

1

Malpractice Trial Charged to Jury in Marsh Case

Judge Brown delivers the court charge in the Marsh malpracticerelated trial against Drs Stewart and McNett. The case covers Mrs Marshs fall and dislocation in 1650, subsequent treatment, alleged negligence, and damages claimed by Mr and Mrs Marsh. The jury must determine joint or separate liability and assess damages if negligence is proven.

Benj Marsh Richmond Benjamin Marsh Eliza C.marsh Sheffield Warren Stoneham Stonéham McNett Bemus Boughton Stewart and Mr. Marsh Dr. MeNett Dr. Stewart MeNett Stewart Marek Remus, Boughton Supreme Court

Interview With Jay Gould On Southwest Strike

Jay Gould details the strike situation in the southwest and rejects Knights of Labor claims that Missouri Pacific, St. Louis Iron Mountain and Missouri Kansas Texas employ unskilled workers. He asserts railroads are in strong condition, cites rising weekly receipts, and discusses arbitration, Powderly, and the Knights’ leadership. He notes no personal stake in East St. Louis events and predicts the southwestern strikes may collapse.

New York the Tribune Jay Gould Southwest Gould Knights of Junbor Missouri Pacific St. Louis Iron Mountain Missouri, Kansas & Texas Knights of Labor Louisville & Nashville R. A East St. Louis Louisville & Nashville Mr. Powderly Powderly Powderty Knights Hoxie Mr. Gould Order Tis Southwestern Central Labor Union Irvneton

Jesus and wine in scripture sparks temperance debate

The Rev Dr Lyman Abbott argues in the Christian Union that Christ did not endorse total abstinence or prohibition. He notes that Jesus turned water into wine at Cana and used wine in joyous weddings, contrasting with John the Baptist and Essenes who lived abstinent lives while condemning drunkenness.

Lyman Abbott Christian Union Cana of Galilee Dr. Abbott Christ Rome John the Baptist Abbott Jesus John WV. F. Post

Sedalia Strike Dying Out As New Work Starts

Information from Sedalia Missouri reports the strike fading with new workers joining daily. Machinists and older workers seek jobs elsewhere as some head to California. master car builder says current staffing suffices in Sedalia Parsons and Hannibal. Knights at Sedalia adopt resolutions praising General Master Workman Powderly and call for a petition to modify constitution to require guidance from the general executive committee before any strike or boycott.

Sedalia California Parsons and Hanibal Workman L Powderly General Executive Board

Robber Hits Youngsville Hardware and Nearby Stores

Last Wednesday night McDowell and Kinnecar's hardware store was broken into and pistols and cash stolen. J. W. Agrelius shop lost shoes and a small cash amount. Davis Bros meat market was entered but left largely intact aside from a sausage string on the door knob signaling the spree.

Youngsville McDowell & Kinnecar J. W. Agrelius Davis Bros

Will Boycott McCormick

Curiaco April 12 A Knights of Labor committee demanded reinstate ment of 800 discharged workers whose places were filled by nonunion men They say they will seek a general executive board boycott against the firm after McCormick refused to re employ the men providing them a fair chance to return to work

Curiaco Knights of Labor C. H. McCormick McCormick General Executive Board

Mirage over Lake Ontario seen from shore in Rochester

A striking aerial mirage stretched over Lake Ontario yesterday, allowing Rochester viewers and nearby areas to clearly discern distant objects six to ten miles away. Moving trains and other items appeared as if suspended in the air, with the phenomenon lasting about an hour.

Rochester N. Y Lake Ontario Lake Shore

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