27 Dec 1893
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1893
Page
1
The passage urges leaving regret behind and focusing on future effort. It emphasizes action over dwelling on the past and views the present as a foundation for what lies ahead. The speaker quotes J. K. Jerome to inspire forward momentum.
The Endeavorers of the Central Christian Church of Cleveland have a long record of service and their latest action is the collection of 21 barrels of provisions distributed to the city’s jobless. The week’s topic focuses on the year’s end and the theme What God has done and What He will do.
Rev S H Doyle of Moundsville West Virginia is a leading Christian Endeavor figure known for literary work. Born 1865 at St Clairsville Ohio he studied at Western Theological Seminary Alleghany Pa. He edited the Boys Brigade Courier and the West Virginia Christian Endeavor Banner.
President Cleveland asks Congress to take broad action on Hawaii and the Willis instructions. He withdraws the treaty, orders a full impartial inquiry, and says he will cooperate with any legislative plan consistent with American honor integrity and morality.
Kinaston New York December 19 Many persons along the Hudson river area suffer from grip though not as severe as in earlier years the disease has increased victims and some deaths. The illness yields to treatment but risks pneumonia if cold during convalescence. Sudden weather changes and humidity drive the current visitation. clear cold weather is needed to improve conditions.
The deceased man, about 50, 5 ft 6 in, 150 lb, found a mile south of the Troy Steel works. Injuries include a severe skull wound, multiple neck breaks, and a nearly severed arm. Lungs air filled indicating death before immersion. Inquest planned. no identification. Indications point strongly to murder.
A sensational report claims Carnegie steel’s Homestead plant will close indefinitely on December 23. Secretary Lovejoy says there is no plan to shut down and work will continue if orders remain, with any stoppage described as temporary if needed.
Chicago December 19 The Davis will case is reported settled. About 11 million pounds comprise the Andrew J. Davis estate to be divided among heirs. The settlement is said to have been reached with contestants Henry A Root and Maria Cummings on the basis of 3 elevenths of the entire estate.
Joseph Coats shot himself at his East Berkshire home ending his life due to illness and alleged domestic troubles. He lived apart from his family and left a note regarding his property before sending word to his wife about the planned death.
The minority members of the Ways and Means Committee led by Reed submit a report condemning the tariff bill. They claim it reduces revenue relative to 1893, shifts taxation onto citizens, and labels the measure a tariff tinkering plan that fails to abolish protection. The memo criticizes free raw materials and argues the bill harms national prosperity and business stability.
Harrisburg December 15 A State Grange Patrons of Husbandry resolution demands Secretary of Agriculture Morton retract his remarks about the Grange Alliance and related groups from his Chicago World’s Fair congress speech. If he refuses, Cleveland may be urged to seek his resignation and appoint a compliant successor.
At a delegate convention representing 6,000 river coal miners in Pittsburg on December 15, a uniform mining rate of 24 cents per bushel was adopted. A committee was appointed to confer with operators, with 47 pits represented.
A washout on the Clearfield and Mahoning railroad caused an engine and four cars to leave the track about a mile above Clearfield. The cars plunged into the river while the crew escaped by jumping to safety.
Philadelphia dispatch notes a reception for ex President Harrison by the Union League next Thursday evening expected to draw about 1,000 guests making it one of the league’s most notable affairs.
Chester dispatch reports James C. Smith, noted millionaire, died suddenly at his Oakbush residence from heart paralysis. His widow, sister of Philadelphia financier Anthony Drexel, survives him.
Pittsburg bankers R Patrick and Co at 52 Fifth Avenue have closed their doors. The firm, among the city’s oldest private banking houses, shows liabilities of 505000 and assets of 700000.
Harrisburg announces a new rule under Sec 14 requiring all travelling companies to pay a 50 county license for each performance in Pennsylvania any time after.
Port Royal Pa December 14 James B Carpenter is accused of killing his blind father with an axe.
Holiday presents available in large stock at low prices at N Greenlund’s store offering a wide range of gift options for shoppers seeking bargains this season.
In the Louise Cooper case experts testified that the marriage certificate she produced as the late John W. Martin's widow was forged. A witness, Mrs. Thomas, said Cooper asked her to arrange a meeting with ex Senator Donald McNaughton, claiming he was an old bachelor with money and that she could induce marriage.
New York December 22 report that Mr Judson assistant to Charles M Preston superintendent of the state bank department is examining St Nicholas bank accounts with officials and has found the bank capital impaired by fifty three thousand dollars.
The election of John P. Hopkins as Chicago mayor could alter the receiver ship of Chemical National Bank of Chicago. Comptroller Eckels has placed the bank in Hopkins’s hands.
The Shoo Fly express met a sleigh near Hous on December 22, destroying the sleigh and killing three occupants while one person sustained fatal injuries.
Charles Porgie, returning from a dance near Mount Morais, sat on Erie Railroad tracks to rest and was struck and killed by an oncoming train. The incident occurred December 26 as the victim sought a brief pause before continuing home.
New York robbers bound a farmer and his daughter-in-law near Urica and stole $2,000 before dozing off and being captured by authorities.
Senor de Lome of Spain writes a letter from Chicago dated December 26 complaining of the treatment of foreign exhibitors at the World’s Fair.
Andover Massachusetts December 26 Captain John Wilton a prominent citizen and politician fatally shoots his wife in an apparent domestic tragedy drawing shock and police investigation to the town.
The Mariposa arrived from Honolulu with few passengers none tied to parties. A New Zealand resident cites Honolulu fortifications and 150 patrols with 1,500 ready to arm. Provisional government supporters fear overthrow by superior force as Corwin brings Gresham instructions. Fear of U S restoration efforts grows amid forces ready to land including Philadelphia Adams and others.
Jacksonville club loses bid to stage the Corbett-Mitchell prize fight as Governor Mitchell blocks issuance of a charter. A strongly worded letter from the governor to J E Tysen declares officials will use lawful means to prevent the event and enforce Florida laws.
A New York detective uncovered a $2000 defalcation by Lewis A. Hill, paying teller at St Nicholas bank. Warrant issued for Hill and officials including Newark Chief of Police Hopper and detective von Gerichten. Hill turned up in Newark, jailed on $20,000 bail and must report daily as a fugitive from justice under New Jersey law.
Mary I Craver, daughter of a carpenter, threw vitriol at Thomas Delany head waiter of the Western Hotel in Denver, blinding him for life. Craver, who had been engaged to Delany, was arrested after claiming he jilted and defamed her and she sought revenge.
Albert Forsythe was found dead in his bed at his Ypsilanti boarding place with his head bleeding and photographs of his wife in his hands. An empty bottle labeled strichnine lay nearby, suggesting a self inflicted death.
John E. Burns of Bay state aged 25 killed himself on his sweetheart Mary C. Mc Donald's grave in Northampton. He took Paris green and lay dying near the grave when found by the sexton.
State Treasurer Elect Addison B. Colvin of Glens Falls has named D. S. Potter of Glens Falls as the next capitol paymaster in Albany.
Boston December 26 The Building Trades Council insists on $2 a day rather than $1 for charity employment.
CuicaGco Dec 26. Salesman H N Mc Cully of this city has been missing since Aug 12. Local authorities request information from residents who may have seen him or know his whereabouts.
Brantford Ontario residents travel by gondola as the Grand River floods, causing extensive damage estimated in the thousands.
A crank telephoned Dr. Gunsaulus, president of the Armour Institute, threatening to kill him and Phil Armour unless $50,000 is paid. He demanded the money and issued the ultimatum from Chicago on December 26.
Poem reflects on a mother bird and the birth of life as a metaphor for destiny and awakening. It questions fear, care, and the deep mystery of new life, spoken in a lyrical meditation attributed to Mrs. D. H. R. Goodale.
A playful verse presents a modern maiden who imagines a cheerful wedding day filled with gifts. She imagines every guest contributing and even acquaintances paying a tax, listing fans, laces, dressing cases, rings, mugs, dishes, and jugs for her table.
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