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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1895

Page

7

Chicago's Queer Club President From Slavery Roots

A Chicago social society, the Manassa club, gathers 72 members described as husbands of white wives. Founded to provide social life amid social isolation, its rules demand lawful marriage and include spouses from American, Irish, German, and Scandinavian backgrounds. President Philip S. Jones, born enslaved in Charlottesville, Virginia, is a trained nurse who married a German attache. their blended household reflects the club's aim to legitimize these unions.

Chicago Philip Jones Pear Philip S. Jones Charlottesville

Metals and Minerals Distinguishing Notes from a Lecture

Professor Skidmore of Philadelphia lectured to supervising principals and teachers on metals and minerals. He argued metals cannot be sharply defined but can be distinguished from nonmetals by properties such as malleability and rust behavior. Rust classifications varied: highly reactive metals rust instantly in moist air, forming soluble alkalis, while others form white insoluble films. some metals burn with bright white smoke at high heat. A fourth group, including gold and platinum, never rust. The talk linked rust types to practical uses like white paints and metallic earth occurrences.

Skidmore Philadelph’s Philadelphia

From explosive gases to siege guns in ancient warfare

The excerpt traces early weapon evolution from explosive gas effects replacing old siege methods to the rise of compact gun barrels on poles. It notes primitive accuracy limits and the transition from siege engines to siege guns. It then shifts to poultry and egg production in the United States valued at 260 million dollars yearly with large import volumes. The piece ends with a reflection on happiness and prosperity, citing Emile Zola.

United States

Peculiar Horse Accident Report From East Monmouth

A rider named Prescott led a horse when it reared and kicked striking him in the hip region. The revolver in his pocket fired, lodging a bullet in the leg. The incident messes with a chain of unrelated wartime notes about Austrian Hussars and a sergeant’s murder in Galicia.

East Monmouth Bie Prescott Scott

Locust Invasion Threat in Cyprus Sparks Study

Cypriot civil service expert J. E. Mavrocordata presents a special study on how to destroy or reduce locust plague numbers. A graphic Colonial Institute account recalls Cyprus famine from past invasions as two inch grasshoppers multiply fifty to one and march, consuming all green vegetation before measures can halt devastation.

Cyprus J. E. Mavrocordata Civil Service Colonial Institute Westminster Gaaette

Local Sellers Bundle Oilcloth Table Covers in Odd Trade Scheme

In central Alaine, Reccy and Dicker began selling oilcloth table covers at 50 cents but shifted to charging a dollar while taking half the pay for shoes. Reportedly, crowds gathered as shoppers faced altered prices and uncertain returns, with a makeshift camp setup near a hole by an old shoe shop.

Dicker Alaine Qwan Dar Birtl Lewiston Ransaci

Fall tree planting and notable society notes

The piece urges persistent tree planting across towns and farms, detailing fall planting windows for deciduous and evergreen trees, windbreaks, and fruit or nut trees, with practical steps for transplanting. It then highlights Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt as a strong society leader post-divorce, praising her influence, entertaining prowess, and impact on Newport society. The article also notes a new cruiser Brooklyn’s dimensions and armament, U S citizen James Morse’s gold mining franchise in Korea, and remarks on American yacht champions and Frances Willard.

Alva Vanderbilt

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