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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1894
Page
3
Wm. D. Brown, Jerry Crary, D. W. Beaty, A. T. Scofield, Christian Smith, EH are named in the readable portion of a historical notice. The fragment lacks context for actions or dates, leaving their roles and full significance unclear.
Regular succession of nursery governesses and fashionable nurses depicted with language duties, caps, aprons, and cap strings matching baby colors. Children’s coats and wraps show astrakhan, berets, and Dolman sleeves, while women’s coats feature double stitched seams, high necklines, and lace trims in refined capes and capes with fur and lace detailing.
Special Correspondence Providence Oct 25 The autographs of stage celebrities rise in value and many stars decline to sign for strangers. Notable prices include Mrs Sidons 55 dollars Edwin Booth 5. notables like Irving Cushman Kean and Matthews are cited with varied sums. Some signatures carry meal tickets or box office value, while others fetch modest sums. A Brooklyn actor recalls a lesson in autograph ploys and gratitude.
The London Telegraph muses on exiles buried across Europe, noting Stuart remnants in Italy and a Rome church housing a famed Irish rebel. It recalls Carnot’s refusal to repatriate his father’s coffin from Magdeburg, arguing a resting place can shape political tides and public sentiment.
A Chicago Herald recounts a New Mexico man and companion hearing how locals mark glasses with beeswax to pace drinks. The tale contrasts with New Mexico practice, highlighting risky lineups and drinking norms. The piece also notes medical writers describe grip's fatal potential, listing hemorrhages and pneumonia risks observed in cases.
When first we were at Abington writes W R le Fanu in his reminiscences of Irish life a peasant girl came to the rectory with a hare and other gate for sale. My father asked her where she got them. Sure, your riverines, said she, may father is poacher to Lord Clare.
A Washington Star item humorously notes a人物 lends an umbrella to Stickles, calling it an economy since it saves 25 cents a day he used to borrow. The quip juxtaposes thrift with everyday small gestures in a witty exchange.
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