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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1894

Page

7

WANTED A COWBOY. Archduke William and royal riders who cannot ride

Bern reports on Archduke William of Austria being killed in a horse fall and surveys royal families across Europe for riding skill. It notes English and German seats, various monarchs who ride poorly, and praised equestriennes like Empress Elizabeth and Queen Henriette as contrasts to inept royal riders.

Archduke William of Austria Bern Duke of Orleans Comte de Paris Louis Philippe Archduke William Paris Prince of Wales Alfred Duke Regnant Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Arthur Duke of Nonnaught Prince Consort Meyer Darmstadt Prince Henry of Battenberg Queen Victoria Lord Lorne England Duke of Clarence Louise Marquis of Lorne John Gilpin London Westminster Abbey William Alexander Rior Borki Humbert Count Turin Italian Turf Association Sweden Royal House of Denmark Christian Ferdinand Bulgaria Portugal Comtesse de Paris Helene Orleans George Greece Athens Naples Isola Victor Napoleon House of Bonaparte Serge Morny Republic Orleanist Leopold Belgium Queen Henriette Royal Riding School Brussels Alfonso Wilhelmina of Holland Equestrienne Spain Isabella Madrid Germany Francis Joseph Empress Elizabeth Niki’? Esterhazy Leichtenstein Emperor William

Dark room melt trades gold into coins in Chicago pawn shops

A Chicago Tribune exposé describes a back room behind a loan office where gold and silver items are melted in a naphtha furnace, recast into ingots, and shipped to Washington. It details the process, profits, and scale, noting over $200,000 in gold bars yearly and how heirlooms become coin through pawn brokers.

Chicago Madison Dearborn Uncle Sam Treasury Washington Express Uncle Sam’s Chicago Tribune

Little Switzerland's Big Army Display Astonishes

The tiny nation showcases a remarkable military presence with an effective total of 488,326, impressing observers given its small population versus neighboring great powers.

Switzerland

Mesmerist on Trial Vows Sleep to Prove Innocence

Report notes the mesmerist on trial for a crime unrelated to hypnosis declares he will send the court to sleep to prove his innocence. The judge quips that such matters are for counsel. Also mentions a northeastern Asian mushroom that can intoxicate when eaten and act as a stimulant to muscular exertion.

Asia

Animal sentries guard flocks and herds against surprise

The Spectator notes sentinels in wildlife and captivity deter danger. Geese, swans, rabbits, and sheep show organized guarding behavior. Prairie dogs in Paris and zoo exhibits keep watchers, while a sentry at a field alights and signals with pecks. Alarm calls vary by species, from bugle-like signals to whistles and quacks.

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Tailor Made Gowns in Summer Styles and London Designs

Special correspondence from New York notes summer fashions fading as leaves turn russet and fall wardrobes loom. It highlights dainty organza and chalice gowns, blue sashes, parasols, and new tailor made dresses, with London designs praised for refined blue tints and subdued color for tailored gowns. Olive Harper details ornate braiding, soutache trims, and capes to complement the season’s look.

New York Reseda Surah London Sarah Olive Harper

Indigestion tale and odd Maine farm shape noted

A New York Sun item recounts a chicken indigestion tale from Lewistown, Pennsylvania where hens eaten cornmeal were treated by a farmer's wife who cut their crops and saved the flock. Maine's Dexter farm and Farmington Falls acres are described as uniquely narrow and long, one eight rods by a half mile, another twenty rods wide, with Canada sharing similar layouts.

New York Sun Maine Dexter Elijah W. Sprague Farmington Falls Canada Lewiston Journal

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