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Warren Ledger in Warren, Pennsylvania

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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1894

Page

2

Troubles of China. A Look at the Legation Building

Special correspondence from Washington notes Colonel Charles Denby’s China role, the Le gation building at 2703 Fourteenth Street, and Western views on China’s trade, war and famine. It blends Denby’s career, Britain’s reports on Yunnan, Ming dynasty history, and recent treaty talks with Yang Yu, highlighting China’s openness to traders over missionaries and the legation’s status amid upheaval.

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Royal purple velvet coffins intrigue a St Louis reader

A St Louis Republic item recounts a quirky tale of a man delivering royal purple velvet coffin orders. A wife persists in ordering two coffins for her husband and herself while the husband recovers from illness. The narrator notes the oddity and wonders how the coffins will be used at home.

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The Paris Cocher and the Cab King of France

The piece urges Theophilus to experience Parisian cab fare and the thrill of being driven through the city. It satirizes the cabman as a relic of royalty and the old French system, where pedestrians are at risk and punishment follows misfortune.

Theophilus Paris France Louis XV

Orig Use of Church Bells in Early Christian Times

Bells were first placed in churches around 400 A D to warn worshippers of approaching storms and shield the sacred church from lightning, aiming to protect the edifice from the prince of the power of air.

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