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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1875
Page
2
A long, fragmentary paragraph mix covers political shifts in Ohio and Pennsylvania, with remarks on Democrats, reform, and election dynamics. It shifts to the October Government Agricultural Report detailing wheat and corn crops, regional yields, and quality. then to revivalist campaigns, bystanders on Moody and Sankey, and a note on a railroad official's estate for female orphans.
Crowds flocked to the Brooklyn tabernacle for Moody and Sankey revival meetings. Morning attendance drew upper and middle class worshippers while evening crowds included broader churchgoers. Prayers and hymns followed scripture from Second Kings as Moody urged reliance on God rather than talismans. Requests for prayer numbered in the dozens, with many families seeking intercession for loved ones and personal salvation. The service ended with a benediction as the congregation sang Praise God from whom all blessings flow.
In Baur City on October 28 the Third Judicial Court upheld the alimony pendente lite order in the case of Young v. Young. The defendant’s illness prevented personal appearance, but the court refused to excuse enforcement, stating no good reason existed to block obedience. He was sentenced to imprisonment until the $9,500 alimony plus costs are paid or released by the court. Marshal Maxwell later arrested Thogham Young at his home. The note adds a column on autumn leaf colors, attributing color to seasonality rather than frost.
A Detroit railroad brakeman, celebrating his grandfather’s birthday, faced a police court for yelling as trains stopped. The judge warned him to change his conduct and offered probation after a humorous boxing of manners. He was let go with a lecture on proper train etiquette.
Epizooty is widespread and animals thrive with codfish abundant off Newfoundland and bee culture flourishing in California. Fresno reports sheep at 75 cents each and a large emigration to California is forecast. Minneapolis population 32 700 and St Paul 31 000. The era features odd sayings, a 412 pound Illinois giantess death, and varied local incidents from Maine to Quebec.
Prairie fires burn along the Fort Scott Railroad line in the south, destroying houses, fences, crops, and miles of country while Cherokee county reports ties burned and track damaged. In Fresco county California ancient stone carvings are noted, and Cincinnati actor John J. Raymond boasts of gilded age earnings before realizing the joke.
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