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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1894

Page

2

Tionesta Valley Railroad Time Table May 11 1891

Time table shows southward trains from Garfield to Wolf Run and northward services from Sheffield, with multiple stops at Tiona Sheffield Junction Brookston Barnes and Wolf Run. Notable connections at Sheffield with RB and ER lines.

Garfield Tiona Sheffield Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction Wolf Run Shefield Junction Broo Sheffielda Sheihela Snebeld Pod R Derry CR

Retirement of General O O Howard Ends An Era Of War Service

New York Nov 8 Major General Oliver Otis Howard the Christian Hero retired from active duty having reached the statutory age. He outranks all but Schofield and is regarded as a likely successor by many to General Howard. The piece traces his career from West Point to Gettysburg and beyond, notes his brace against Indian conflicts, his command of the Eleventh Corps, and his leadership as commissioner of the Freedmen Bureau.

New York Oliver Otis Howard United States Army Howard Schofield Nelson A. Miles Department of the Missouri Thomas E. Ruger Department of the Pacific Oliver O. Howard United States Military Academy West Point Westervllet Arsenal Leutenant Kennebec Arsenal Florida Harney West Point Academy Third Maine Regiment of Volunteers Pennsylvania Army of the Potomac Mead Gettysburg Cemetery Ridge Congress Ezra Church Atlanta Bureau of Refugees, Freedman Janda Freedman’s A General Howard New Mexico Arizona Department of the Governor's Island Department of the Platte O. O. Howard Bull Run Washington, D. C

Celluloid fashion plates show cloth through transparent prints

The New York Sun describes a clever Yankee invention six celluloid fashion plates for tailors. Each sheet measures 1914 by 714 inches and displays single and double breasted sacks, cutaway suits, and an overcoat with black outline figures over colored backgrounds.

New York Sun

Odd water troughs and Indian mortars in Nipmuc lands

Across New England many crude stone mortars and soapstone vessels used by the Nipmucs for corn grinding survive in towns like Grafton Millbury and Sutton. These relics, found along streams and hilltops, include one 75 pound example near Ramshorn stream once used as a hen watering trough. The piece also notes Hiram Powers birthplace in Woodstock Vermont as a civilized ruin near the Ottaqueechee valley, linked to the sculptor who created the Greek Slave.

Benjamin Church Annawan Philip Nipmuc Grafton Haranamisco Kitgille Keith Hill Mipmacs Millbury Sutton Worcester Gazette Hiram Powers America Woodstock Vermont Ottaqueechee Powers Boston Commonwealth

Michael Angelo's lifelong pursuit of art and learning

Michael Angelo excelled as painter sculptor and architect. He spent 12 years on anatomy to paint figures properly. His Julius II monument required church alterations in Rome then moved. The Last Judgment took seven years to complete and finished when he was nearly 68. Weeks before his death he trudged through snow saying he was going to school to learn something.

Michael Angelo Julius II St. Peter Rome

The Childish Voice Disrupts Basso Performance

A famed basso Signor Fohi was singing The Raft when a child’s voice from the stalls piped in for an impromptu duet. His laughter broke the moment, the pianist followed, and they twice returned to try the song before abandoning it amid audience amusement.

Signor Fohi

Endless Winter Bonnets and Evening Dresses Adapt Fashion

Special correspondence from New York describes a relentless parade of early winter bonnets and gowns. It chronicles velvet capotes, plain black felt hats, and decorative plumes, then details ball gowns in cream white china crepe and striped pink and white silk gauze. Evening dresses feature loops of baby ribbon and wax pearls, with lace and arm drapery, as Olive Harpe signs off.

Sisyphus Hades Legion Sarah

Sea Captains Under Managers Tyranny On Fast Liners

A Philadelphia Times piece recalls a talk between a sea captain and a passenger about speed versus safety on European liners. The captain says managers insist on fast runs with no risk, making captains bondmen who must balance caution with maintaining on time schedules.

Theyorld Atlantic New York England Philadelphia Times

Knickerbockers and Knotted Accents in Old Country Talk

A comic slice shows a American woman and Englishman on a street corner bantering about knickerbockers and the old country. A pair of bicyclists passes as the Englishman clings to his phrase In the old country while Miss America navigates the witty cultural clash.

Boston

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