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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1895
Page
7
Farm boys adapt to city life through baseball age. Kennedy and Young, Ohioans, prove temperate pitchers. McMahon’s return ignites Brooklyn as clubs eye first division. Crane of farms could reform sport and curb overindulgence if scouts recruit country talent widely.
Charles Dwyer begins bookmaker business while M F Dwyer is his father. Sweeney sets a 6 ft 5 in world high jump mark. Americans eye Athens next year for Olympic action. Austral prize at 1000 dollars with Zimmerman entries. Strong defends croquet title thrice. Conneff in form ahead of visiting English distance runners. Cabarine praised as top boxer. Defender mascot a yellow dog, critics prefer a Skye terrier. Butterworth to coach California football with Stanford led by Walter Camp. Rose, Kentucky parolee, returns to Lexington penitentiary irked governor. He would rather be jailed among Kentucky gentlemen than live in Tennessee.
Bees disturb workers at Gennevilliers near Paris as hives infest refineries. Manufacturers claim each hive consumes 54 worth of sugar yearly while causing constant buzzing and irritation to staff. A curiosity note follows about human bones muscles and pins.
A brief note stating the Pueblo Indians resist whisky and playing cards being introduced by traders, describing them as a morai race and noting their continued abstention from such temptations within their communities.
A London News summary reports King Menelik’s plans against Italy with alleged French and Russian courtiers backing him and a claim of direct descent from David and Solomon. It also notes a German missionary jailed for reports from Abyssinia and recounts odd tales of Hunger Sauce by Marshal Ney, a hen defending a snake, and a Cape Elizabeth man fined for street swearing.
A literary fragment presents Love bearing burdens and a rosy angel speaking of the crown of loving. An archaic tone reflects a moral reflection on enduring hardship through affection. The author C. M. Packard is cited in Youth's Companion.
A New York Advertiser reader recalls a supernatural tale aboard a fast train. A ghost in chair No 18, a traveling drummer doomed to sell blue denims, pleads for charity and offers the outfit for 72.50. The narrator ultimately purchases the case, aiding the ghost, and the denims arrive at the cottage, altering the narrator’s appearance.
Jacob Fjelde, the Minneapolis sculptor, will design a bronze Ole Bull statue. Norwegians nationwide will be invited to subscribe to a fund to cover the memorial’s expenses. The statue is planned for Minnehaha Park or another Minneapolis city park.
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