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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1889

Page

7

Mormon Elders Stir Beaver Valley Converts In Beav er Township

Mormon elders in Rochester and Beaverton area press for converts led by John Lieyd brother of Gilbert and Freeman Lloyd, baptized in a Rochester pond. Lloyds with wives join Brigham Young fold. Mrs Lloyd hints at polygamy acceptance. Lauffman of Apollo Iron Works cites tariff on tin plate, plans to form NY company within two weeks. Mercer county license petitions show liquor advocates lead. judge Medard’s ruling cited.

Beaver Valley Sharon Prorssers Jas John Lieyd Gilbert Freeman Lloyd Rochester Lloyd Baptist Church Brigham Young Lloyds Gilbert Lloyd P. H. Lauffman The Apollo Iron Works Washington Lauffman New York City New York Mercer County Carver Merser Scranton Larkawanna Dunmore Roaring Brook Turnpike Company Barough Supreme Court

Legitime in Hard Luck in Haiti as Hippolite Advances

Legitime faces a worsening crisis as Hippolite’s forces win three battles in ten days and advance toward Port au Prince. The army arrests suspected sympathizers, laborers are conscripted, and lawlessness grows. French officials face unpopularity amid blocked aid and disputed treachery claims surface from captured mail.

Hippolite Port-au-Prince Hayti Legitime Here New York Hincha Aurora Dominican Port Au Prince Haytien Republic Galena Santiago Washington Andes Thompson

Mysterious Tragedy in Baltimore Murdered German Widow

In Baltimore a 65 year old German widow, Margaret Schuein, was found hacked and dying at No 8 West Fifth Street. A German immigrant Mrs Ida Schneider, living with Schuein, reportedly confessed saying Ida did this. Police searched the house after the report, finding a bloodstained room but no description of the alleged murderess.

Baltimore Batiore Margaret Schuein West Fifth Street M. Meyerhoff Schneider Philadelphia Ida

Government Urged to Protect Americans in Samoa

A San Francisco summary of Samoa news urges strong American action. Editors advocate sending Ad quiral Kimberly with the Trenton to Apia with full power to safeguard American interests and Samoan independence, with the Dolphin joining. They urge naval force to enforce respect for the flag in Samoa and Haiti.

Samoa San Francisco The Examiner Kimberly Apia Trenton America Chronicle United States

The Girls That Are Wanted Poem

A nostalgic verse praising the ideal wife and mother embodying home virtues. It extols girls who are pure, trustworthy, prudent, and devoted to family, highlighting roles as mothers and wives. The piece frames social expectations and enduring demand for "home girls" in a dated, lyrical tone.

Sansa Hinston Tchet

The Dare on the Blue Ridge Trail with a Gun

In a remote Blue Ridge trail encounter a 14 year old boy confronts a man with a shotgun. The boy, claiming his father Lem Marvin hunts whisky, tries to force surrender while the man seeks calm talk and cigarette, waiting for the father to arrive.

Blue Ridge Pap Lem Marvin Whittaker Circus Picters

Counting Lesson Ends With Gunfire In Michigan Cabin

In a Detroit Free Press excerpt a boy and narrator discuss counting and money but are interrupted by a distant gunshot from a nearby mountaineer. The scene shifts to a tense moment as the father and a stranger consider shelter in a cabin while the family processes the danger and the misfires.

Eurther Pap Danny Turing M. Quid Detroit 4 Press

Japan's Commercial Bondage and the Treaty System

Rank Leslie's Newspaper argues Japan remains economically subjugated by 1858 treaties, lacking tariff control, foreign taxation, and harbor dues, with 37 million Japanese bound by 2,500 foreigners. It urges Britain, the United States, France, and Germany to press for treaty revision to free Japan's commerce.

Japan Portugal Peru Britain Russia United States Germany France England Leslie

Victim of a Bluff in a Four-Week Marriage

Lionel Bertram Jones calls his wife Ethel to account for a long ago proposal memory as he eats bread in a domestic scene. The tale, told by an unnamed narrator, shows a married couple facing a playful yet revealing confrontation that exposes trust and mischief in a short marriage.

Dihel Lionel Bertram Jones Ethel Thos

Purifying a Room by Water Absorbing Gases

A water pitcher in a living space absorbs respired gases from the air, leaving the room purer while the water becomes filthy. Colder water holds more gases, with ordinary water absorbing about a pint of carbonic acid gas and several pints of ammonia, and ice-cold conditions nearly doubling this capacity. Thus room water kept for a time becomes unfit to use.

Journal of Health

Lee Sisters in London Society and Literary Influence

The Lee sisters Sophia and Harriet dominated early 19th century London writing, producing novels and plays and the popular Canterbury Tales. Brontë drew from their plan and Warner tragedy details, acknowledging their help in a preface and praising their support of the era's greatest poet.

Lee London Brontes Sophia Harriet Lee Krusteer Brron

Long Shot Duck Tale Ends Without a Hit at Club Room

After a bus ride on the marshes an old hunter recalls ML making a longer shot from Peach Orchard toward Cow Isla two hundred yards away. The group reacts with astonishment, asking if the duck was killed. The narrator confirms he did not touch the duck. The tension eases as the room settles.

Peach Orchard Cow Isla Wooell

New Style Vinegar Bitters Promoted in Quack Cure Aisle

An old time advertisement touts New Style Pleasant Vinegar Bitters as a universal cure all. It claims the product purifies blood and acts as a cathartic while contrasting it with dangerous home remedies and urging readers to avoid doctors. The piece mocks medical practice and promotes a mysterious Rules of Society booklet for willing buyers.

Puck Bart Stippe Teeccer

Erie and Williamsport Rail Schedule August 1888

Western New York and Pennsylvania announces rail departures from Warren toward Erie Williamsport and beyond. Trains include Express routes to St Marys Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington with through Pullman sleepers and coaches. Kane Accommodation runs daily except Sunday westward arriving Kane 9 15 pm.

Warren Eartward Express Sun- 118 Expres St. Marys M-Oil Express Eike Sunbury Baltimore Washington Pulman Erie Philadelphia Williamsport Wanita Rce Kane Eria E Express Warren Erie Mail New York Kim Pullman Pi Adelphia O Betlimore Wrreen Warren Express Sheffies Oil Express Leay Sheffield Thab Pugh J.R. Wood Pittsburg Oil City Aly Ink City Ly Esilent Hick Is Unka Ville St Tidioute Devineton Bradford fKinzua Baily Sugar Ron Bat Cerydon Onowille Liniuaker Bridge Carrollton Hou Vandalia Altexheny Voltar GEO Leeford Jphta & Erie K St Marys I Naerren Pennsylvania Railroad P. & E. Division

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