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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1895
Page
4
Associate Julue Harvey T. Russell is linked to Husserl in the archival record. The entry notes his association and location, indicating a biographical or professional tie within the Husserl domain.
A 19th century column contrasts American horses with European stock, noting the rise of fast trotters and carriage horses while the common horse remains inferior. It warns heavy draft lines will persist years, and cites market trends in Boston and dealer voices about ponies, carriages, and schooling time. It ends with a discussion of wealth, naming Li Hung Chang, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, and global fortunes.
A critical reflection traces the waning aura of royalty across Europe. It notes the supposed healing touch of kings as superstition fading, cites Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s uncertain grip on power, downgrades Habsburg and Hohenzollern lines, and questions the line of succession amid Bourbon and Spanish royal decay.
The corn crop of 1895 is predicted to reach at least 2,600,000,000 bushels, making it the largest ever for this leading corn county. It is considered safe from weather risks and could yield up to three-quarters of a billion dollars in value when fodder is included. Encourages using more at home for people and livestock to curb high meat prices and boost domestic feeding of corn to cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry.
The London Humanitarian publishes a cautious interview with Dr. Forbes Winslow on insanity. He labels a rising class of young men, including sons of wealth, as incipient fanatics and dangerous to public order, prone to eccentric behavior, sensationalism, and violence.
On September 19 and 20, 1963, Chickamauga will mark the battlefield dedication as a national military park. Soldiers from Union and Confederate sides, long divided, will gather again in commemoration with ceremonies led by Brace and other officers. Eight monument shafts funded by the United States will honor eight generals, four Confederates and four Union officers, including Helm Deschler Colquitt Preston Smith Ortle King and Baldwin.
A published piece praises Dr. Thomas Dunn English of Newark for drafting a potential national song titled Old Glory. It lauds patriotic themes, calls for more writers of words and music, notes English is 76, and references his prior work Trilby. The refrain proclaims Old Glory with spirited exclamations urging national unity.
The Havre consul notes flaws in foreign cattle shipments harming US beef. Dogs and cattle aboard steamers face unsafe conditions without padded stalls or humane attendants. Tennessee touts postwar progress in horses mines and moonshiners while plans for smokeless powder rifles and gun factory output loom, amid global outrage over Armenian atrocities and Arkansas cotton pressing industry advances.
The text details current crude quotations and regional field reports. It notes price highs and lows across fields such as Barnsville Corning New Castle North Lima and South Lima, with activity from Lewis Oil and Twitcher Co wells. Local operators in Millerstown and Parker push new drilling amid optimism and past dry years.
The Derrick reports August production rose despite more dry holes and smaller pools in Sisterville. Mannington and the Southwest lead gains while new pools near Sisterville disappoint investors but hint at large future output amid ongoing drilling in Pennsylvania New York West Virginia and Southern Ohio with 24 979 barrels est new production and 2 rigs drilling at month end.
At Library Theatre Gus Heege opens the season next Wednesday September 4 presenting A Genuine Gentleman a drama with a strong company including Merri Osbourne Sadie Connolly and others. John H Young of the Broadway Theatre New York has prepared extensive scenery. The entire production is carried by the company and is billed as an event of notable importance with seats available at Noyes drug store.
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