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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1888

Page

3

Stephen B Elkins a life of business and health in New York

A New York special outlines Stephen B Elkins born 46 years earlier, a wealthy railroad and mining organizer with homes on West 58th Street and a Deer Park cottage. It portrays his health as superb, his life simple yet busy, his wife a notable social figure, and his son and family ties shaping his West Virginia ventures. It notes his political club affiliations, frugal living, and prolific reading in a private library.

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Notable Washington Jests and Civil War Echoes

A collection of light anecdotes and tall tales from the capital and beyond. Col Nat Crutchfield teases and is teased about size at a social call. Generals Sherman and actor Joe Jefferson share a hotel parlor tale of saving a life. Napoleon III interacts with New York society, and a New Year joke silences customs clerks.

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Blunder at Court Causes Comic Hat Mix Up

A palace visitor mistaken Sam Makai for a valet greets him with hat duty. A household member explains Sam is the king's cousin. The visitor apologizes, and Sam accepts the compliment, ending in a humorous exchange.

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Three Chunks of Wisdom in a Judge’s Christmas Note

A judge notes that a bad boy may improve by Christmas and a happy boy with a new sled often hurts himself. He observes that the brightest things fade quickly, and that there are no enduring roots to the Christmas tree.

Digging for Gold in the Boundless Wealth of Surface Diggings

In Hawkins Bar Tuolumne County Cal on December 13 a writer recalls 1862 digging methods and the chance finds that revealed rich gold. He notes expertise varies by mining type, with gold often hidden in soil layers until erosion or chance discovery exposes it. A man near Columbia unearthed a $10,000 nugget while digging under a tree, illustrating how accidents reveal fortunes. He cites instances at Chambers Bar Tuolumne and the Mariposa trail where luck and local conditions uncovered riches, while cautious surveyors and professors later misread or failed to see promising ground.

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Death of Lord Lyons Former British Minister to Washington

New York announces the death of Lord Lyons born 1817 at Lymington. He served Britain as minister to Tuscany Paris and Washington, guiding policy through American Civil War and Franco Prussian era. He died after paralysis in London and is buried Catholic or possibly Anglican.

Admiral Lyons New York Lord Lyons Washington Black Sea Baron Lyons Lymington Christ Church College, Oxford Athens Dresden Florence Tuscany America France Americans Lincoln Seward Lyons Prince of Wales Paris Napoleon III Lord Lytton London

Stray jokes and a barber name in a garbled column

A string of quips from various papers mocks ethnic names and oddities. A New York barber named Tahk Tahk is joked about by Lorristown Derahi. Other snippets refer to a Pole near Binghamton, a nose-talking Pittsburgh barber, incendiary fires in a North Carolina town, and a curious exchange over a holey stocking at a Harlem shop.

New York Tahk Tahk Lorristown Pittsburg Burlington Free Press North Carolina Fawo Norristown Herald

Boil the Ice to Prevent Hidden Disease Warning

A collection of quirky exchanges and jokes including a misfit ice infection warning from the Philadelphia Telegraph about boiling ice. The item shifts to humorous domestic scenes and a final quip about Santa Claus and a gift horse, ending with a boy’s remark.

Philadelphia Telegraph

A Severe Test of Love and Breach of Promise

A brief dialogue quotes a man George and a woman as he muses that his love has cooled and he will never claim her. She replies that such a breach of promise would be a trial for her, illustrating a past or rumored engagement doubt in a New York Sun style vignette.

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Why He Gobbica Magistrate Gobbles on Turkey Talk

A playful Epoch excerpt shows a magistrate questioning a tramp about disorderly conduct. The tramp defends his gobbling appetite stating he has had turkey meals three times daily for over two weeks. The exchange lands in humorous legal banter.

Gobbica Turkey

Jay Gould Autograph Sells for £100 in London

London news notes that Jay Gould's autograph sold for £100 at a sale last week, ending with a £500 check. The report reflects the era's money values and interest in the famous financier.

Day Gould Jay Gould London Life

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