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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1879

Page

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Grant Eschews Presidency as Campaign Intrigue Grows

The New York Sun reports Grant again denies pursuing a third term while a network of Ring chiefs push for 1880. Observers see a planned world voyage and California return as staged steps to train and coronate him, with leaders aiming to force a presidential race over South tensions and a strong central government.

New York Sun San Francisco Grant Fish Borie Childs Drexel Republican Party Washington Treasury California

Flowers Birds and Brooklets Theme Poem Note

A fragment from The Nursery reflecting on farewell and memory. Childlike lines promise to water the earth and remember departed companions, expressing comfort and continuity as seasons turn and friendships endure. The verse evokes nature imagery and a gentle farewell message.

Cinderella’s daughter courtship fuses tales with a twist

Uncle John narrates a fairy tale mashup where Cinderella’s daughter attends a grand ball with familiar characters then discovers the grocer’s boy Perkins is a hidden prince Jabberwowlie. The tale ends with a royal wedding and a playful confession of belief in stories. Susie and Minnie react with wonder while Robby remains skeptical.

John Susie Robby Mother Goose Cinderella Puss In Boots Jack Toe Robinson Crusoe Robinson Captain Mayne Heid Paeele Uncle John Jack Atal Join Minnie Gracie Prince Jon Uhey Don Wicked Sisters Mrs. Beast Beauty Mr. Beast Niagara Sleeping Beauty Aladdin Ali Baba Sinbad the Sailor Persia Giant Killer Red Riding Hood Peter Pumpkin Eater Little Boy Blue Jack Horner Old King Cole Merry Fiddlers Tom Thumb Mrs. Sprat Hopp-my-Thowd Hensel Grethel Miss Muffitt Bo-Peep Mr. Lamb Bremen King Cole Alvorado Prince Jabberwo Jabberwowkin Jabberwu Angelina Maria Aaid Tong Perkins Uncle Joln Prince Jabberwowlie Burnett Sie Jabberwow Mrs. Bluebeard Sinbad Bo- Peep Ting-A-Ling Mary Ing Alzorada Perkins Alzorada Mr. Perkins Fle Prince Jabberwowliol Nurrah Mr. Brown Grace Church Bluebeard

Parody of a Limekiln Club tale about a wayward son

The Detroit Free Press piece recounts a stage oral tale by the Limekiln Club president about a hard working father and a troublesome son Hunyadus. The narrator mocks the boy’s behavior, the father’s heartbreak, and ends with a warning to discipline wayward children and respect parental authority.

Detroit Free Press Limekiln Club Paradise Hall Mosher Hunyadus Chile

European crops and immigration shape future prospects

Interview with Mr. Alexander Mitchel of Miwaukes argues Europe faces grain shortages and will buy all available produce at fair prices. He sees America's business and immigration prospects as exceptionally favorable, with a likely surge in Northwest farming to meet European demand, and notes U.S. merchants underestimate old world needs.

Alexander Mitchel Miwaukes England Europe

Times, temptations, and a Georgia chain gang debate

The write up recalls Professor Thomas known for linguistic exactness who once quieted a midnight student revel with a joking belay. It then admonishes prudent conduct during prosperity, urges restraint, and warns that panic years recur as Georgia debates abolishing the chain gang while a French farmer and ten cows were struck dead by lightning in a storm.

Auburnian Thomas Butler University Professor Lionas Georgia Cincinnati Gazette France Minnesota Schoharie

Iron price surge rocks Philadelphia and Chicago markets

Prices rise sharply as pig iron gains $2 to $4 per ton in a week and freight rates push costs higher in England and the United States. Foundry iron No. 1 climbs to $20 to $30 per ton, rails and bars demand remains strong, and mills struggle to secure contracts amid widespread oversales and looming supply constraints.

Jfingland Tidewater

Republican intimidation in Logan County says colored orator attacked

A. J. Davidson, a Black Democratic speaker, was assaulted by a mixed white and Black mob in Gakescreek Logan County Ohio. The crowd armed with stones clubs and corn-cutters attempted to kill him. Democrats protected him, preventing murder. The incident contrasts Republican media silence with alleged bias.

Ohio A. J. Davidson Gakescreek Logan County Davidson South New York Tribune Logan Tribune

Judge Jerry Black Opinion and Jewish Population Note

Excerpted interview cites Judge Jerry Black on Tilden’s 1850 nomination and describes Jewish population figures by region. Notes 6 to 7 million total European Jews, with Russia and Austria hosting large shares, and smaller counts in Germany and Turkey, among others.

David Europe Asia Africa America Russia Austria Galicia Germany Posen Roumania Turkey Holland England France Italy Spain Portugal Sweden Norway Denmark Switzerland

Presidents and Shermans Swing Around the Circle

A Detroit Free Press account recalls last week’s platform speeches by the president and aides, including a pledge to laborers and humor on temperance, with General Sherman joking about drink and food aboard the cars, and Sheridan telling of a cook stove named Phil. A separate tale reports a rainbound merchant’s trap door rescue that ends with a surprising thief fleeing with knives and gloves.

Mr. Hayes General Sherman General Sheridan Hinself Phil. Sheridan Phil Fimes Atore Jefferson Avenue Gay Mi Ata Myriend Mel Detroit Free Press

The Ship of the Futures and a Brassbound Dream

A writer in the American Ship envisions the next century’s vessels with no ballast, adjustable sail and gravity, steel or bent timber frames, six day Atlantic trips, and an international board. plus satirical reader dialogue and a note on Eugenie buying a Vienna villa reflecting fashion and reception.

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