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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1888

Page

5

Pennsylvania News Summary of Happenings Across the State

A Pennsylvanian statewide digest reports a Delaware and Hudson engine explosion near Pittston and Pleasantville with no loss of life, detailing debris fields and injuries. It also covers a county treasurer defalcation case, Emmna Abbott Opera Company incident, a Sixth Ward election fraud verdict, a Glendower colliery fire, a Marple Township murder suicide theory, and a Brunswick to Australia marriage saga ending in contested wills.

Wilkes-Barre Delaware & Hudson Pittcton Pleasantville Wescott Harrisburg John 8 George Groove Jones Longnecker Longenecker James Young Middletown W. W. Jennings Morning Call Emmna Abbott Opera Company Eccompany R M. Larned, Jr Boston Miss Abbott Misa Alcott Neaater Casa Game Loan Ephram H. Schaub Walter B. Samson J. W. Brown D. E. Bitner Frank Calder Sifth Republican Anti- Corruption Association Theoty Glendower Philadelphia and Reading and Iron Company Almeraville Women's Bread Brigade Coal and Iron Company Marple Township Thomas Williamson Society of Friends Delaware County Allen McCullough

Father and Daughter Die in Boston Alcott Family Funeral

Amos Bronson Alcott founder of the Concord School of Transcendental Philosophy dies in Boston at 37. Louisa May Alcott, born in Germantown, dies in Boston after weeks of illness. Both left a legacy in education and American literature with works like Hospital Sketches and Little Women.

Bronson Alcott Louise M. Alcott Amos Bronson Alcott Concord Boston A. Bronson Alcott Wolcott Conn Louisa M. Alcott Louisa May Alcott Miss Alcott Germantown Southern Eke

New Tariff Bill Calls Free List Expansion and Revenue Drop

The tariff bill before the Ways and Means Committee proposes a large free list including lumber, resin, oils, salts, and numerous raw materials with a total revenue reduction estimated near 53 million dollars. Wool, sugar, metals, and other duties are adjusted, while fish and internal revenue are set for separate consideration. The measure aims to shield manufacturing while trimming overall revenue. In New Bedford, Mass, March 7, mill workers protest continue. A commercial union movement forms, with spinners and workers promising to stay at work as changes near.

Congressional Ways and Means Committee Sumatra Chairman Mills Canada New Bedford New Beprorp Mass Pu’ Sa

Washington News: Congress Debates Bonds and Indian Schools

The Senate passes a bill to establish a National Art Commission and debates compulsory Indian education, including Seminole and Creek youths in boarding schools on reservations. The House approves bond purchases with surplus revenue and considers pensions, trusts, and postal telegraph measures amid broader tariff and railway discussions.

Senate Wednaday National Art Commission Florida Senate Grand Army of the Republic Plumb West Teller House Secretary of the Treasury Treasury United States Blair Washington Lee Virginia Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary High School of Pacific Railroad Pacific Railroads Committee On Post Offices and Postroads Edmunds and Cullen Interstate Commerce Commission Post Office Committee White Indiana Chicago, Burlington & Quincy McDuffie Davidson Alabama Helena Mont Ingalls Union Gen. McClellan Horace Greeley White House Blackburn Kentucky Haae Blackturn McClelan Hancock Ti7ry Kanas McDufflses Messr. Boutette Maine O'Farrell

Michigan dens of vice and the pineries of Michigan

Washington reports menacing dens of vice in Wisconsin and the Michigan upper peninsula. Democratic chairman J M Weston links these crime centers to electoral influence, describes stockades that trap victims and shield outlaws, and cites Breen’s bill to suppress the houses. He notes mining and lumber regions drifting toward Democratic strength and cites strong economic gains under the current regime.

Washington J. M. Weston Democratic Committee of Michigan Wisconsin Upper Peninsula Breen Congress Democratic Party

Baking Powders Compared by Ohio Study Findings

The Ohio State dairy and food commission reports on thirty baking powder brands, twenty alum-based and health concerns noted. It classifies powders into cream of tartar, phosphate, and alum groups, citing Royal as the purest and detailing gas yield versus inert residuum to gauge strength and value.

Ohio State Dairy and Food Commission Dr. Pri Pearson Cleveland de Land Peerless Silver Star Crown Wheeler's No Carleton Gem Zipp Forest City Price Royal Frice Kenton Patatapsco Alun Empire Cook

Spirit Visions and Death as Transformation in a 19th Century Perspective

A passage reflects on death as a positive birth into a higher life, citing spiritualist ideas, evolution, and consoling notes from Cassadaga. It recalls griefs from a sister and father, describes signs of eternal spring and angels, and references J. J. Lewis and local notices about horse insurance, a hotel dining room, and a city restaurant scene.

Sam Charles Hall A.B. Richmond Cassadaga Mary Alaska

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