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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1892

Page

2

Fort Smith Hangman George Maledon A Noted Executioner

Fort Smith Arkansas with 116 federal jail inmates hosts a heavy hangman story. George Maledon born in Bavaria in 1820 has served as the region’s executioner for twenty years, declaring flawless dispatch as seventy four hangings occur under U.S. marshal and Fort Smith court authority. He is a skilled machinist and former deputy sheriff, respected by peers and the community.

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Beards Fade From Fashion As New Style Emerges

A noted authority says the pointed beard once popular since Henry I is passing from fashion. The new beard style trims the point, resembles the old but with the tip cut off, echoing a cycle from Henry III and Duc de Guise times. Fibrella flax fiber is proposed as a cotton substitute, claimed to suit current machinery and boost product value. Experts say woolen and cotton makers benefit, with two processing routes using short or long staples.

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Fires in English Mansions and Private Fire Brigades

The piece notes private appliances for mansion fire extinction gaining favor among country gents. Lord Brassey built a 60,000 gallon reservoir under his Battle lawn to supply a steam fire engine, with gardeners and staff forming a private brigade. It also mentions a Moscow scientist urging white poplars as natural lightning rods and other assorted items from the period.

Lord Brassey Battle Hastings London M. Covarutf Moscow New York Sun

City Streets and Country Roads

Gilmer Spher argues that rural support for road improvement is cautious due to tax burdens and skepticism about better roads. He notes city neglect, cites Boston as a model, and urges urban leaders to improve local pavements to inspire country progress.

League of American Wheelmen Wheelarea Switzerland France England Rome Peru New York Philadelphia Chicago Weban Broadway America Boston New England Dso Gilmer Spher

Train Schedule for Dunkirk and Allegheny Valley Lines

Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Drain No 6 run Sundays only Trains No 6 and No 3 Sundays Northbound at 10 02 am South at 6 15 pm Depot corner High and Beech streets Superintendent W H Ketc ra am William Sparks Ticket Agent.

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Trains Run on P. and ER Branches with Through Tickets

Underwood’s McCalmon Wood’s Mil East Branch Junction Garfield trains run on P. and E R R tire. Through tickets for sale at all stations on P. and ER BR from Ridgway to Erie. Freight delivered at Vanderarift one quarter mile south of Garfield and at Dunham’s Mill five miles northeast of ATheid.

The Pigbett Hardware Move to New Wake House

The Pigbett Hardware Co moves into a vast four story Wake House spanning 36,120 square feet with a basement stocked with sewer pipe clay stove pipe and brick. The first floor holds 125 tons of iron and steel plus nails rope belting and tools. The second floor lists Wrought Steel wood frame spring tooth harrows seeders and mowing machines. The third floor is used for the shop covering 10,500 square feet with about thirty workers, shipping to eight states and offering plumbing heating gas fitting roofing and sheet iron work. The main stores carry axes belting lubricants injectors and lamp oils and promise low prices and full hardware lines.

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