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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1890
Page
3
A poem from the Philadelphia Times urges readers to aim high and pursue goals despite obstacles. It compares lofty peaks to distant beauties and encourages early effort, noting rewards at the summit for those who persist beyond initial reach.
A Naples marquis frets over ruin from a Calabrian railroad scheme and a dancer’s allure. His wife Adelina reveals her fears as their daughter’s typhoid battle unfolds. In the crisis the couple confronts trust, honor, and a hidden heart. The child survives and the pair reconcile, Adelina admitting she has a heart.
A work train and a passenger train collided in Bradford at 2 30 Monday afternoon. The gravel train engine struck the passenger train, badly wrecking both locomotives. Four laborers on the gravel train were injured, including Peter Fox of Springville New York who is not expected to recover. John Miller sustained internal injuries but may recover. The crews escaped with life. An investigation will determine fault.
The bakery wagon will make regular trips to all town areas, serving bread pies cookies and bakery items. In the forenoon it travels to the East End and in the afternoon to the West End with customer stop cards and bells to signal arrivals. Louvre Hutter invites patronage of the freshest goods.
Small clipping lists laborers needed for general work in Russell and Kinzua areas, with wages offered by G Turner & Son and J J Dardin. Also promotes barber shop business, box station ery at Merck drug store, five dollar trousers from Siegel, a Greenland offer, a free bedroom set giveaway by P Greenland, music at Roller Rink, lithograph and binding services at The Ledger office.
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