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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1888

Page

11

Ghost in the Pennsylvania Haunt Exposed by Detective

A detective recalls tracking embezzler Kelly from a town near a haunted farmhouse to a trap built within the house. Kelly staged ghostly noises to mislead pursuers, but the sleuth using careful observation and staged sounds captured him on the garret ladder. Kelly was sentenced to two years in State Prison.

Pennsylvania Chicago Kelly Shas Thad Jonas Trow Garret New York Sun

Evolution of Highways and Ancient Transport Methods

The article traces highways as ancient, public paths immune to private ownership, underpinning water freights’ low costs. It surveys road systems from Egypt, Hebrews, Greece, Carthage, Rome, Incas, and England, noting vehicle evolution from chariots to carrettas and carriages, and lists historical transport modes and vehicles across regions.

Deborah Khungar Anash Joel Greece Appia Via Aurelia Thimboldt de Andes Hrichthonius Athens B. C England Lapland Trolland

The Big Hats of Corea

A correspondent notes historical Corean headgear with enormous brims meant to curb conspiracies. Kings ordered three to four foot wide hats. rooms were small and few could fit with such hats. Generations passed and brims gradually shrank to their current size.

Corea Asker Allen Cor Corer

Fragmented verse on marriage and loneliness in century prose

A clipped personal lament in a century voice. The speaker declines wedlock, citing bashfulness and poverty as barriers. The text hints at social constraints and emotional struggle, with scattered names and phrases suggesting a broader literary fragment.

Natural gas boom changes life in Findley and beyond

The New York Sun profiles the natural gas boom across Northern Ohio and Indiana. It highlights Findley’s transformation from a small town to a sprawling center with 14,099,000 cubic feet of daily gas output, mass migration, rapid real estate gains, and new industries. The belt from Noblesville to Jelpichos drives regional growth, while Pittsburgh supplies data and context for the gas’s reach and impact.

Ohio Indiana Findley Cygnet Montpelier Delphos Toledo Wancock Wood County Blanchard River Pindley California Pennsylvania Lawate Neinnati Big Parker Lima Pittsburgh Anderson New York Sun

World of science notes and oddities entertain readers

A collage of science glimpses and curiosities from Pasteur’s methods to brain aging, caterpillars, naphtha fountains, and weather myths. Reports on a Baltimore electric shoe sharpener for horses, sunflower effects on malaria, and a Texas jail device, plus a humorous verse about a scientist husband.

Senatorial Tardiness in Senate Prayer Reflected in Lapses

The article laments repeated delays in Senate presiding duties and failure to attend prayers. It recalls an incident where Senator Loar missed a timely appearance leading to a reprimand attempt by a resolution that died. It recounts Judge Davis’s moment of correction when only Butler appeared.

Loar Hoar Senate Davis Ilinsis Butler South Carolina Thad Peeth Seave

Fragmented Note on a Far Off Structure and Bermuda Accounts

The text describes a towering feature about ten meters high with four arched pillars resembling a skeletal dinosaur. It references a place called Chang du Slars and Notre Dame as a height comparison. It also mentions Bermuda accounts being settled yearly on June 30.

The New Girl in the Train Carriage Pranks a Lady's Hat

Fragmented humor from a 19th century miscellany noting a railway carriage incident where a young man mocks a lady's hat and an elderly gentleman defends his wife saying a bonnet joke would offend. No clear dates or locations available.

Utah Artemus Ward Sisptinga Jucy New Yortr Arkansas Tiecot

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