10 Dec 1890
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1890
Page
1
A reflective poem by M. L. Goddess from the Baltimore American, praising memory’s power to link mortality to heaven. It laments aging and lost friends while cherishing old songs, faces, and days as solace for tearful eyes and aching hearts. The piece links remembrance to enduring beauty and solace beyond grief.
Record of the Various Departments Presented to the People for Their Consideration outlines departmental spending and financial posture. It catalogs funds, receipts, and disbursements to inform public scrutiny during the session.
General Miles will personally oversee the campaign in the Northwest with troops surrounding the Sioux ensuring they understand consequences of disobedience. The plan aims to disarm hostile bands with minimal bloodshed, while orders for horses and supplies are dispatched as soldiers move toward the scene. On December 5, General Brooke reported most hostile Indians in South Dakota agreed to return to Pine Ridge agency.
In Lockwood Missouri residents report weeks of loud explosions likened to blasting. On Friday morning two distinct shocks occurred between 2 and 2:10 o clock followed by a third violent tremor at 8. The quakes shook houses and sent townsfolk into the streets as the force appeared to travel north to south.
Fort Dover Indiana December 6 A young Swede named Swan Gustafson residing at Cherokee is said to have inherited nearly five million dollars from a rich Pennsylvania relative. The estate totals eighty million dollars to be divided among six heirs. He was earning in a railroad gravel pit when notified and has left for Philadelphia with the funds to claim his share.
Seymour Indiana December 4 William C Bradford aged 60 years a one armed veteran who has been partly demented for ten years fired a house causing a fast spreading blaze. His wife escaped through a window with minor burns but Bradford perished and his body was consumed by flames
The Beethoven house in Bonn opens to visitors revealing portraits busts autographs and instruments including his last grand piano and audio devices. The society seeks further support from concerts with the Duke of Meiningen ordering a December 17 event. Liszt in Germany made a quip about eating for two at a banquet after a remark by the burgomaster. The era's opera scene notes Munich grand opera counts by composer and work with Wagner Mozart Verdi and others. An anecdote from Schumann features Ludwig Bohner praising audiences and then quitting.
Osaka merchants sold over 430000 in curios to foreigners last year. Japan's Parliament is described with many officials and a liberal to radical balance. A Bizen man reportedly divorces his thirty-fifth wife amid neighborhood gossip. Smoking common among all ages, with women using longer pipes. A Japanese Emperor plans a European visit next summer, staying in Villa Langenbeck and other villas for a sixty person entourage.
Nationalist members in the House of Commons met to decide whether to depose their leader Mr Parnell and a committee was appointed to seek assurances from Mr Gladstone. It was believed Parnell would retire if communications with Gladstone yielded a satisfactory result.
Jewish Messenger recounts Moses’ death as the Lord summons his soul after a life of prophecy and wonders. Archangels Michael and Gabriel accompany God as Moses sanctifies himself and departs, the breath of the Most High guiding his soul to burial by the Eternal.
Anti Par nellite faction renounced allegiance to Parnell during a heated Home Rule group meeting. Ireland remains agitated as demonstrations and effigies mark the party’s leadership crisis and rising tensions between factions.
Archson Kansas December 5 John Cox of Rawlins County travels city soliciting food money and clothing for distressed residents. He warns hundreds have left the county and many cannot escape with risk of starvation. Death of a Famous Stallion in San Francisco. Electioneer, famed trotting sire, dies at Palo Alto stock farm at age 25. He sired Sunol Palo Alto Stamboul and fifty eight other record holders.
Columbia S C December 5 Governor elect B C Tillman chosen on reform ticket backed by the Farmers Alliance and Democrats seeking change was inaugurated Thursday before the State house ceremony.
The Colored Alliance holds a session to discuss creating a national convention to nominate a presidential candidate, signaling organized political strategy and potential party-building efforts. The meeting outlines goals, timelines, and routes to mobilize support across the organization.
The New Orleans cotton firm W. & A. Meyer suspended with liabilities about 2.5 million dollars and assets around 3 million. It is the third largest cotton house in the country and among the wealthiest. They will seek an extension and promise to pay dollar for dollar. The panic, slow collections, and cotton price decline contributed to the outcome.
In Abilene Kansas on December G the Knights of Reciprocity begin organizing across central Kansas with strong support from Republican farmers who join in large numbers. The group promotes free trade in the American continent and uses a secret ritual and initiatory. No money or partisan issues enter the order, and it aims to rival the alliance in Western Kansas.
Delamater & Co., bankers of Meadville Pennsylvania, assigned Friday morning for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities and assets are each about $400,000. George W. Delamater, former Republican candidate for governor, serves as president of the bank.
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