Shadow Clew of Maple Street Murder by a Tribune Reporter
A night shift reporter recalls observing a reclusive old spinster Miss Weaver in a Maple Street rookery and later solving the murder by her nephew Sam Taylor. The killer, seeking $38,000, cuts ties and is hanged after a dramatic confession secured on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copsright
C. B. Lewis
Maple Street
Police
Tribune
The
Associ
Miss Weaver
Briggs
Aga
Watson
Watkins
Hopewell
Smithville
Davisburg
Cook City
Charles Andrews
Sam Taylor
Eagle Hotel
Tve
Sam
Eagle
Tennyson on His Contemporaries and the Boundaries of Art
The passage recalls Tennyson’s praise for Keats Goethe Scott and Swinburne while criticizing Wordsworth and Browning for excess. He urged restraint and precision, arguing that short, well wrought work outlasts diffuse, expansive effort and that art must respect defined bounds to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Keats
Goethe
Scott
Swinburne
Wordsworth
Browning
Agriculture in Alaska Limited by Climate and Trade
The Burlington Free Press notes that eastern Alaska has 47 stores and 80 coastal trading stations controlled by a few firms. It argues Alaska cannot become an agricultural territory as cereals do not ripen, hay is scarce, and only potatoes and turnips grow in a few favored spots. Government schools for Indian children and courts exist, but social order remains problematic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Burlington Free Press
A Texan Inventor Promises Paytints Windmill Gate Beehive
A San Antonio Light item profiles a stubborn inventor who users windmill bellows, a patent gate with imperfect hinges, and a chickens roosting beehive that fails only due to missing fowl. The quirky Texan claims each device would work once perfected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Writing In Darkness Case of a Night Writing Woman
A Boston Globe note describes a young lady who rises at night to write intelligently in complete darkness. She cannot continue if any light enters her room, even a moonbeam disrupts her work, and she must remain in total obscurity to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weaver
Talone
Cali
Boston Globe
Sheriff Sale Notices from Warren County Courts
A sequence of sheriff sales and public auctions in Warren County Pennsylvania, listing multiple writs of fi fa and venditions expuestas. The notices describe parcels in Brokenstraw, Conewango, Farmington and other townships, with specific boundary descriptions, acreages, improvements, and associated suitors. Bidders are advised of Monday March sale dates, times, and court locations.
Sheriff Sale Notices Across Warren County Pennsylvania in 1893
Multiple writs of Levari Facias and Common Pleas executions trigger sales of land and dwellings in Eldred Freehold and East Warren. Properties include a 145 acre parcel with cemetery, eleven oil wells, and a two story dwelling. another 88 acre tract with improvements. and a 50 foot by }50 foot village plot with a dwelling and water. Sales list names M Stewart Geo P Keplar Wis B Silliman Lansing D Wetmore Cornelia Carter William Wetmore Oltie Garcelun Henry Flacke Jacob Offerlee James Roy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allesheny
Allegheny River
Charles McCormick
Iteading & Aflesheny Oy Company
Reating
Charles eCormick
James S Jemings
T.J. Porterfield
Joel B. Warner
Robert Thompson
Charles McCormic
Polly McCormick
Alexander Brookmoore
James Roy
Warren
Court of Common Peas
Warren County
Borough of
Eldred Township
Pennsylvania
Stephen L
Holland Land Company
M. Stewart
Geo. P. Keplar
Wis B. Silliman
Bk. O. Emerson
Beriff
Court of Common Pleas
Freehold
State of
Wrightsville
Lottsville
Lansing D. Wetmore
Jd Williams
William
Tereor
Aluny
Albo
Afoesid
Sadie More Oriess
Cornelia J. Carter
Recorder’s Office
Williffa Cartier
Oltie Garcelun
Washington Street
Jacob Offerlee
Offerlee
City Point
Henry Flacke
Wm. H. Walker & Co
Gherler
East Warren
Glade Township
T. Struthers
Recorder's Office
Page SL
Wilson Law
W. D. Idelsperger
D. Ridelsperger
Sherif
Warren, Pa
Jacob Spinner
High Street
Barbara Spinner
Emeline Spinner
S. Krantz
Clyde C. Smith
Warren Pa
Warren County Sheriff Sale Notices from 1893
Public vendue notices issued from Warren Court of Common Pleas and Sheriff to sell multiple properties in Warren and Glade Townships. Descriptions include Wrightsville and East Warren lots, framed houses, and adjoining parcels. Sales set for March 6 1893 at 2 o'clock pm with details referencing neighbors and deed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herifff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren
Flock P
Allegheny River
Warren County
Sammuel Dale
John
Robert Thompson
Charles McCormick
Heriff
Borough of
Farmington Township
Thos, Marsh
Hugh Marsh
Register
Warren Co
Thomas Marsh
PA Hale
Mary
L. Phillips
F. A. Hale and
Livonia Salinger
Livonia
J. AC. Solinger
Towit
Variety of silverware and jewelry offered for sale
Advertises endless variety including watches, diamonds, jewelry and chains, solid silver bookmarks, trays in gold and silver, pens, toothpicks, glove buttoners, scarf pins, tea spoons, opera glasses, clocks. Claims everything new and fresh and promises savings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles B. Lewis M. Quad
Jornia
Maplestreet
L. and G
Adairsville
Court of Common
W. H. Burdick
E H. Day
George Bates
D. Samuelson
John P. Taving
Auguest Faual
North Warren
Conewango
County of
State
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Berry
John 3. Benton
Benton
Cameron
P. Berry
P. Johnson
Jas. O. Parmlee
C. D. Crandath
S. P. Johnson
Herife
Brokenstraw Township
Joseph Adium, Jr
Joseph Archibald
Patrick Archibald
Thomas Archibald
Thomas Masterson
Tobias Mullen
D. McMahan
Pitcher’s Castor
Quheriff
Siate
P. Falconer
Main Street
Middle Aley
Jackson Valley Street
R.R
Emily
Perry D. Clark
Adam Harmon
James Roy Sherif
Sherife
Pittsfield Township
Arthur Andrews
Mathew McKkinney
Hujet Barton
Barton
Thomas Horner
Wm. G. Shutt
John Kelley
Andrews Run
Purter Hill
McKinney Line
R. B. Dalrymple
W. W. Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Ida D. AicKinney
Columbus
Philo L. Wright
N. F. Wright
John Langren
Stijlson Hill
Messenger
Peter Young
Bilc Rord
Edward Wright
Edward Sweetland
J. H. Langren
Ang Faust
Kinzua
Mary Dardin
J.J. Dardin
Charles Whitcomb
James Koy
Wawen
Davis
Wyman
Jewelers
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