29 Apr 1891
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1891
Page
1
A reflective verse notes a robin’s note and old songs turning sad after she went home. Laughter gives way to hidden pain and a bitter refrain, capturing a quiet, mournful mood.
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A sub elector aspirant in a district wins no votes as the Major of the Democratic flock watches eagerly hoping for a breakthrough. Berwin notes Field Marshal Count Von Moltke dies after a sudden last night collapse in Berlin. funeral plans call for private rites with possible imperial overrule.
A notice states that auctions will be published in the Marl at low rates for those whose bills are printed at the Mart office.
Senor Manuel de J. Galvan arrived from San Domingo bearing authority to negotiate a reciprocity pact with the United States. He said San Domingo aims to lower its tariff revenue by admitting American goods freely or at reduced rates and hopes at least to secure a U S coaling station in the West Indies, with potential use of Samoaa bay for this purpose.
United States Senator John H. Reagan resigns to become chairman of the state railway commission. His resignation takes effect June 10. Gov. Hogg accepts and will appoint Horace Chilton of Tyler to replace Reagan.
Cool White a veteran minstrel and seven year stage manager of Hooley's theater died Friday night at 69 born in Philadelphia seventy years ago. He was contemporary of the Christies and Stephen Foster and once country’s best known interlocutor. Aged Couple Robbed in Cassville A Clarksburg dispatch says masked robbers entered the Sutton home in Cassville Monongalia county and robbed them of 1500 dollars with revolvers at their heads then guarded Sutton while others plundered eatables. Both victims over 70 years old.
Curiaeo April 25 Two people died in a Thursday afternoon fire. Mrs Bjornson perished at her Snell Street home while Gustave Swanson's infant son died on the second floor of the 341 West Chicago avenue tenement.
The president’s train reached San Diego and Pasadena with receptions and a major parade by militia and G A R. Governor Torres of Lower California read a Diaz dispatch and Diaz sent greetings, while crowds cheered in Santa Barbara and Nice style flower battles for the visitors.
A nearlebury tragedy in lower Manhattan reports a 55 year old woman slain at No 14 Catherine Slip Fourth Ward hotel between 11 pm Thursday and 10 am Friday. The victim was disemboweled and mutilated, with a knife blade and cross-shaped wounds suggesting Jack the Ripper style. Police detained a bartender a woman Mary Heeler and a chambermaid Mary Mineter. the killer remains at large. The case mirrors the London killer, fueling belief the Whitechapel fiend operates in New York.
Rainstorms from March 1 to 22 caused rivers to swell and flood a 30 mile area around Lamabayayque. Towns Javanca Olmes Motupe Pacora Tucumo Mochumi Morerpe suffer inundation. churches in Javanca and Mornupe collapse. Chimote and Suchiman railway embankments destroyed.
Panama reports from Iquique on April 8 that Arica and Tarkna were captured by the congressional forces who now hold Tarkna and the northern Chile as far as Copiapo. Government forces fled toward Bolivia. provisions rise with milk at 20 and beef at 10 per pound. Rebel ships pledge not to lay down arms until Balmaceda is hanged in Santiago.
John Graham and his six year old son Samuel were killed when a Rock Island train struck their buggy as they crossed a track near Washington Iowa. Graham had immigrated to Iowa in 1839 and left a surviving daughter about twelve.
Kansas City reports Dick Liddell once with the James gang, now a wealthy horse owner, arrested and jailed in Richmond charged with the 1882 murder of Wood Hite, Jesse James cousin, amid gang feud tensions. Also noted are Archie MO butcher E P Soper family slain with confession letter and Joseph Gristlemann’s suicide in Cincinnati linked to taunts.
Rev. Dr. Lorimer handed in his letter of resignation at a Friday prayer meeting and accepted an urgent call from Tremont Temple in Boston to return to his former congregation.
In Lexington Kentucky on April 25 Hume Clay a wealthy forger was sentenced to eight years penal servitude for passing forged notes totaling more than 100000 dollars. A bid for gubernatorial clemency failed as the governor refused to intervene.
At Scottdale Pennsylvania deputies with guards and company workers began evicting a dozen families from White's and Morgan's coke houses amid a raging crowd of strikers. A stone struck Deputy Hull and a ensuing clash saw Mrs McEnery confront deputies while others harassed guards and shouted. The scene escalated as officers moved toward Summi whos, with tensions highest around House No 3 where Michael McEnery lived.
PuttaApen Puta April 24 report shows census returns indicate Philadelphia dominates the nation in the value of annual manufacturing output, surpassing all other cities in the United States.
W F Peironnet once a notable operator on the ia ge board of trade was found dead in a McCoy's hotel room a morphine package nearby officials believe he took his own life the incident reported at CureaGo on April 24
Elijah W. Halford private secretary to President Harrison leaves Washington for New York to sail on the Saale for Europe. He travels with his daughter Miss Jeannette and will be away about six weeks.
In Wotcott Indiana on April 23 Martin L Ferrick a railway man shot and fatally wounded Jeff Bunnell a prominent citizen before killing himself. No motive is given for the tragedy.
Eighteen passengers aboard the steamer Wisconsin landed at the barge office yesterday with eighty Mormon travelers headed to Utah, guided by two elders.
An advertisement touts Dr Henry Paxters Mandrake Bitters as a cure for dizziness appetite loss and general ill feeling with a claim of guaranteed satisfaction from N C Allen Morris & Mullen.
Washington April 23. Census Bureau Superintendent Porter releases a bulletin on population density showing westward settlement expanding from the plains to the Rockies. Kansas and Colorado gain large settled areas. Nebraska, the Dakotas, Montana, New Mexico, Idaho, and Wyoming all advance. Nevada remains steady.
Detroit officials report the Detroit Street Car Company agrees to arbitrate with striking workers after a late Friday letter to Mayor Pingree. Public sympathy has flowed to the men with donations across the city, and cars are not to run until arbitration findings are issued. In Watertown, a National Guard building collapsed, destroying weapons and supplies but causing no injuries.
An electric storm struck the Hen ry Altman residence in Shelbyville Indiana tearing one side of the house apart and shattering the foundation. Mrs Altman and two children were prostrated but not seriously injured. Portugal granted river access under British mode vivendi terms London reports.
The center of population for the United States has been located about 12 miles east of Columbus Indiana. A 30 foot monument will be erected at the center on May 10 with grand commemorative exercises planned.
In Steubenville Ohio on April 24 Loren zo Coleman an insane farmer's son shot his mother and sister and a hired man. The mother and sister were wounded and the shooter believed the act would lower coffee prices.
In Leadville Colorado a rock mass weighing hundreds of tons fell on workers in the Buena Vista tunnel. John Carlsen was killed instantly and five others were severely injured. United States. April 25.
Chicago News analyzes rising personal crisis reports by city and country from 1850 to 1886. Saxony shows the highest per capita rate, with Leipzig at 450 per million, while Paris and London show lower figures. The report notes shifts in Prussia and France, detailing age distribution within 1886 cases.
In St Louis on Saturday Miss Georgie Lingard struck T B Stout with a rawhide after he allegedly sent an insulting note seeking an appointment. Lingard and friends present during the confrontation, with Lingard herself wielding the whip in a sensational incident.
A mob launches an assault on the jail leading to a battle with prison guards. Gunfire erupts, several prisoners and guards are killed, the incident described as a historic and unprecedented breakout attempt.
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