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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1887

Page

2

Skeletons for sale reveal a global trade in bones

A New York Sun excerpt describes a wholesale circular on surgical skeletons, noting 60 million Americans depend on foreign stock and prices range from 30 to 150 dollars. It discusses mounting quality, whitening effects, and markets for deformities, veterinary skeletons, and imported racks, with emphasis on distributors in New York and competition from Chicago and Boston houses.

Paris América Chicago Boston Custom House New York New York Sun

Patti Puts On Paste Diamonds In La Traviata

The New York Journal describes Mme Patti wearing a wealth of paste diamonds during Violetta in La Traviata. Her husband Signor Nicolini guards a $500,000 box of stones, with guards and carriages, while Patti travels with only a few trinkets back in Europe.

Mme Patti Violetta Signor Nicolini Lincoln Bank Forty-second Street Nicolini Europe New York Journal

Queer Use for the Darlings

A California man near Garvanso uses a family swing linked to a well pump to irrigate land. August Pirch, father of twelve, teaches his children to pump water by riding a swing, creating a continuous stream for irrigation.

August Pirch Garvanso Pirch Los Angeles Cal

Four Rare Experience of Stephen A. Douglas Jr Face to Father

Stephen A. Douglas Jr, popular campaign speaker, recalls a remarkable moment from 1860 when workmen opened the sarcophagus of his father, Senator Stephen A. Douglas. He stood for an hour gazing at his father’s impeccably preserved face, noting the lifelike appearance despite decades since death.

Stephen A. Douglas, Jr Mr. Douglas Lake Shore Thirty-fifth Street Stephen A Chicago Herald

A Victim of Intemperance and Von Moltke Toasts

A descriptive vignette portrays a worn man ruined by dyspepsia and neglect, contrasted with a report from an Inter Ocean telegraphic note on Von Moltke’s appearance at a student celebration. The piece cites Brookly Hazte and Sutin Cor as sources, noting New York’s vast wire network and Albany’s telegraphic prominence.

Brookly Hazte von Moltke Inter-Ocean

Inside the Interstate Commerce Commission Hearings

Washington correspondent describes the daily ICC sessions in a Sun building room with two elevators, witnesses sworn by Judge Cooley, and commissioners Morrison Walker Schoonmaker and Brags. Twenty to thirty railroad managers and merchants attend each session, with a focus on business before the commission.

Interstate Commerce Commision Sun Building Mt. Pleasant Columbia Heights Judge Cooley Walker Judge Schoonmaker Mr. Brags Commission Schoonmaker New York Sun

Taking His Own Medicine Teacher of Globe-Democrat

A Globe-Democrat attributed opinion explains why doctors rarely treat themselves or their families. physicians admit bias when self diagnosing, overestimate illness, and seek external medical help.

Globe-Democrat

Desperate office seeker earns $900 clerkship

A young woman, denied a post, offers to shine Secretary John Sherman's boots as a desperate ploy. Impressed by her resolve, he grants her a department clerkship worth $900. She later marries and prospers.

John Sherman Secretary of the Treasury Sherman New Orleans Times-Democrat

From the Well of English and Odd Social Snips

The excerpt mocks word use in English and cites a Farnborough May function to relocate royal family members. It contrasts two Omaha views on education, noting a college-leaning son and a public school graduate with differing outcomes. It also tallies a Paris ball’s lavish drinks and bites, and jokes that Japan’s three-week marriage ceremony makes it unsuitable for runaway couples.

Farnborough Chiselhurst Buckingham Palace Jink Wink Omaha Japan

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