Orr and Donele Attorneys at Law Card Warren Pa
Miscellaneous business card from Warren Pennsylvania listing Orr and Donele Attorneys at Law with office in Scofield Block upstairs and names N M Onn J W Donele.
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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1883
Page
1
Miscellaneous business card from Warren Pennsylvania listing Orr and Donele Attorneys at Law with office in Scofield Block upstairs and names N M Onn J W Donele.
The piece recalls Sojourner Truth a venerable freed slave and abolitionist who died at Battle Creek Michigan. It notes her uncertain birth age but places her birth in Ulster County New York and recalls her witnessing Kingston’s burning in 1778 and the dark day of 1780. It highlights her anti slavery lectures and later temperance and women’s rights work.
An 1890s stage synopsis follows a Southern girl from North Carolina who moves to Paris with her lover and her mother’s scheming, endures hardship, and returns to marry her faithful suitor. The tale, staged as Esmeralda, unfolds through chapters in a Madison Square Theatre production, set to be shown next Tuesday evening.
A collection of misread weather lore notes describing signs like thunder as warm weather, a south moon signaling bad weather, dove cries warning planting, crowing chickens predicting rain, and frost or storms tied to moon horns. Contains garbled phrases and unclear fragments but preserves traditional observational ideas.
Samuel J. Tilden and Theos Struthers donate a million dollar gift to Newark city. The new building and books will form the Tilden Library to be housed with Astor Library, with Strath supervising the transfer and Waterson Gigelow and Manton elected to oversee the handover. The donation totals one million dollars and Tilden has no children to inherit. deat Tilden magnanimous and two hundred dollar salaries questioned. Sellivan vows to retire from the ring and study a gentleman's life as fighting is illegal in most states and becoming stricter.
Publishers announce the illustrated set of essays on The Game Fishes of America will be continued into 1884. The articles, written by leading American anglers, cover habits habitat coloration gear and methods with over seventy five engravings. The journal claims to be the fishermans paper with weekly twenty page issues and free subscription.
A special dispatch from Gieunsburg reports 150 witnesses from Murrayville testify in habeas corpus proceedings related to a recent fatal riot over a gas well. A heavy guard surrounds the grand jury area as prisoners are held. Charges include murder aggravated riot and felonious assault. Henry Wilson testified that threats by Weston occurred for months Bowser stabbed Haymker four times and Denny Remauily ordered shooting after the death.
Carlisle thanks House members for the honor of presiding. He vows to uphold order, urges support for rules, and seeks unified cooperation to manage an expanded House. He cautions against drastic changes, promises careful consideration of reforms, and affirms commitment to economy and lawful governance.
Obox O'Donnell was found guilty of willful murder in a recent trial. Judge Denman sentenced him to death after he offered no reply to the sentence. O'Donnell shouted nationalist slogans as police removed him amid confusion, insisting on his innocence while promising potential appeals. He remains in Newgate with execution likely December 17.
Ussextown Pa December 6 The morning court session occupied juror examination for the Nutt case. Eighty jurors were summoned. eighty examined and only one seated. Attorneys for the prisoner plan to base defense on alleged insanity and have sent many witnesses to show the accused was peculiarly deluded and driven by an uncontrollable urge to kill. The trial is expected to be lengthy and exciting.
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