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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1894

Page

2

Tionesta Valley Railroad Time Table May 11 1891

Tionesta Valley Railroad announces a southward timetable effective May 11 1891. Train No 2 departs Garfield 7 35 a m and stops at Tiona Sheffield Barnes Brookston en route to Sheffield Junction arriving 9 15 a m. Other trains depart Sheffield and nearby towns with varied connections at Sheffield and Sheffield Junction to P E R BR and P W BR. Jerry Crary Supt.

Garfield Tiona Sheffield Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction Wolf Run Shefield Junction Jerry Crary

Pennsylvania Railroad Timetable Notice of Passenger Trains

The timetable lists eastward and westward trains from Warren and neighboring cities effective Nov 5 1894. It includes daily and Sunday schedules for trains to Philadelphia New York Harrisburg Erie Kane Williamsport and more with Pullman sleeping cars and transfer notes at Harrisburg. Also mentions reserved sleeper space and ticketing details.

Tyme Tasle Warren Sheffield Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Pullman Sunbury Lancaster Baltimore Washington Eric Williamsport Erie Kane tTrain Pula- Sorpits Renovo Ridgway Shhofield Aran Prevost, JR. Wooub

Fifty fourth congress new members reshape U S politics

Special Washington dispatch surveys the transition to the Fifty fourth Congress noting an unprecedented influx of new faces across parties. It highlights key figures including Hon. William C. Owens and Indiana lawmakers, the rise of young professionals, and anticipated committee shifts as Republicans gain strength after the 1890s revolutions.

Washington House Indiana W. C. Owens Ohio O’connor Saterfield William C. Owens Breckinridge Chesterfield George W. Denny Lara Pence John F. Shafforth The State University At Bloomington Anderson Madison County Firth M. W. Howard Alabama Christ Congress Horace Anthony Comstock Howard Winfield Scott Kerr Mansfield, O Harter Noonan Texas Atlantic States New York Burrows Ways and Means Senate Sereno E. Payne John Daizell Reed Committee On Agriculture Simpson Messrs. Funston Kansas Waugh Funk Illinois Committee On Appropriations Dockery Compton Brookshire Williams Coombs Messrs Dingley Cannon Champ Clark Committee On Claims Committee On Foreign Affairs South Tts Mr. Hitt J. H. Brapiz

Deception and Dress: A Handsome Gown in New York Tales

Special correspondence from New York on November 29 describes how a wife endures her husband’s derisive talk about her new shirts. The piece notes a struggle with fabric and sewing using three yards of Wamsutta muslin and reflects on gender expectations in fashion.

New York

Dressing Gowns and Shirts for Gentlemen in Patterns

Olive Harper reflects on makeable men’s shirts versus ready made, noting costs from 80 cents for muslin to $3 for quality shirts, and describes a handsome dressing gown pattern process with pattern stores, wool fabrics, and simple sewing steps, urging prudent gifts for holidays.

Wan Lang

Stories of Joseph Pulitzer and his St Louis start

Special Correspondence from St Louis recounts Joseph Pulitzer's early journalism path aided by Carl Schurz at The Westliche Post. A confidant recalls Pulitzer's promptness and grit, his rise to reporter, assembly bid, and loaned funds, and the enduring friendship formed in those formative years. Also notes wheat cultivation decline in New York due to poor cultivation practices.

Theel Arcent Ameri Surona Hospital St. Louis Joseph Pulitzer Carl Schurz Westliche Post Schurz Westliche Post Office Westsiche Post St. Louisan Transmississippi Congress Pulitzer Post General Assembly Charles Applebee New York

Large Warren County land sale notices listed in 1894 sheriff sale

Multiple parcels across Warren County Pennsylvania are offered by execution and auction, listing bounds from James Spencer to Pinetown and various stake holders. Properties include twenty five acres and one hundred and forty two perches, one hundred thirteen acres, twelve acres, and several town lots in Sugar Grove, Deerfield, Corydon, and the borough of Warren. highlights name E G Woodard Francis Smith Lorenzo Amillam and others, with sheriff James Roy announcing November 7, 1894.

A. Said Columbus Warren County Penna Late Holland Land Company James Spencer G. N. Lassen J. Pitter Ig &D GN. Lawson E.G. Woodard Chauncer Spencer Sugar Grove Township Pennsylvania P. L. Stanford Stanford New York State Line R.M. Gray Otis Greene Said Greene Gray Moses Morton Said Morton Morton sJand John Johnson Hichard Devereaux D.C. Hodges Francis Smith William Maban L G. Gage H. Harmon B. Samuelson Lorenzo Warren State of Fifth Street Laurel and Hazel Streets G. W. Scofield W.j.taylor Laurel Street Taylor Sarah M. Morgan Samuel T. Neill Laurel Glenni W. Scofield Said Street Scofield Bridget F. Carr D. B Carr Neill William Morris S. E. Bickle Alice M. Bickle Siegfried & Co Deerfield County of Aaton Greenlee Thos. Gilmore John Hunter Lavern Grey James Sutton Mrs. Kerr John Siggins Francis Thompson M. G. Deming J. A. Thompson Frances Thompson Alta Greenlee Mary Thompson Charles Thompson J. A.thompson Charles Dinsmoor Corydon Allegheny River Rice Morrison Morrison Carter Street Joseph Clendening L. ©. Porterfield W J. Slater

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