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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1891

Page

2

Giants of the past rise in Wyoming and Colorado fossils

The report details colossal dinosaur fossils found across Wyoming and Colorado, including a sixty foot brontosaurus, a thirty foot triceratops, and titanosaurs in Colorado mines. It describes fossil extraction, preservation, and the creatures’ massive size, armor, horned heads, and monstrous carnivores. A brief note recalls a Dey Street scuffle with newsboys over a fruit wagon raid and ties it to a century earlier New Amsterdam peach episode.

C. Marsh West Metsisaurus Wyoming Colorado Rene Bache New York Sun Dey Street New Amsterdam New An

Fatal Night Aboard Lone Pelican On Mississippi

A river tragedy unfolds aboard the Lone Pelican bound for New Orleans as a sudden disaster erupts. Passengers flee amid crashing sounds, the captain alarms with a warning to save themselves, and the incident is linked to a misboarded berthing claim between two travelers. Nearby quips from Brooklyn and Chicago papers add brief lighter notes.

Mississippi New Orleania Father of Waters Firstamera Chicago Tribune

New Deal Lesson Ends In Quick Cut for a Fresh Start

A parson teacher assigns a math problem, students fail to solve it, and he jokes about “cutting for a new deal” as the leather of a belt flies in a mock scuffle. A visiting peddler with traps faces a sharp-eyed kitchenwoman who turns away his wares and he flees in embarrassment, the scene recounted in dialogue from the Detroit Free Press.

National Weekly Detroit Free Press J. J. McClelland M. D Moritz Salem Ohio McClellan Columbus Carrier House Warren Savelone

Man known for philanthropy spooks job-seeker at park bench

Two men in a public park recall a well known philanthropist waking one man from sleep to offer work. The scene highlights the odd encounter and the pranklike act attributed to the benefactor.

Detroit Free Press

Barrows Sells $500 Watch For Fourteen Dollars

The exchange notes Barrows fortunes as a tale of luck. A $500 gift watch he received was recently sold for only fourteen dollars, highlighting a surprising turn in his luck and prompting questions about his current standing.

Barrows

A Touch of Nature and Lollypop Dialogue

A playful exchange between characters touches on romance and social mores. The Boston Courier notes the quip about proposing to Miss Warwal and the idea that nature abhors a vacuum, framing a light moment of humor in dialog.

Warwal Fahmah Nachab Boston Courier

Spurring Him On. A Bachelor's Button Question

A humorous exchange between Miss Smooth and Mr Allaine references a bachelor button on his coat and a flirtatious reputation. The snippet appears in a 19th or early 20th century U.S. newspaper, illustrating social gossip and witty dialogue.

Miss Smooth Mr. Allaine Mr. A Minneapolis Tribune

Staying Of Sure Ruin and the furnisher’s sale

Bunker notes the furnisher sold out and bought a milliner’s establishment after marrying. Hill asks why, Cloak Review comments on the motive and social implications.

Bunker Hill

Not a Lap Lander Says Maud Bates on Laps

Maud Aunt Celie Bates declares it wrong for girls to sit on young men’s laps. Fred retorts she knows nothing of the lapse of time and has no experience. The exchange reflects social gossip and flirtatious humor in New York Baral.

Maud Celie Bates Fred New York

Dunkirk to Allegheny Valley and PITTS Train Timetable

Fragmentary timetable from the Dunkirk line listing trains, crossings, and arrivals with notes on service start Sunday May 21. Mentions Hynes Mauth Time Table 1801, stations such as Dunkirk and NY&P Crossing, and timetable details through various times. Superintendent and ticket agent names appear as C. A. Ketcham and G. E. Batcheller.

Erie Vanderarift Gardele Ind Dunham’s Mill Eld A. D. Wood Pennsylvania Railroad P. & B. Division Warren Sheffield Ain Burg Philadelphia New York Pullman Harrisburg Sunbury Lancaster Baltimore Washington Wiliamsport Willamsport Kaue FAS A mTrain Cei Philadelp Baloa Allman Williamsport Eri Rave Ridgway Gails Faily Chase. Pugh IR. Wood Gen'l Man Cepk Ft O Clor Rins ATE Assys Dunkirk Ny&p Salto Iar

Tionesta Valley Railroad Time Table May 11 1891

Time table details for southward and northward trains on the Tionesta Valley Railroad effective May 11 1891. Lists departure points like Garfield Sheffield Junction Brookston Barnes and Wolf Run with exact times and connections with P E R Rand and P W RR, signed by Jerry Crary supervisor.

Garfield Tions Sheffield Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction Shefield Junction Walf Run Sheffield W m Tiona Wolf Run E.R. Rand Jerry Crary

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