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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1860

Page

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Sewing Circle Invokes Help for Needy in Warren

The Warren Mail describes a sewing circle inviting all to join, fundraise, and sew for the poor. Members intend to clothe destitute children with new garments and shoes, raising two shillings per member as capital and stressing discretion in charitable work.

Schnur and Offerle Warren County Bank Warren J. ON Schnur GEO R. D. Bartlett Orr & Henry’s Water Street Tom Dave Sammy

Scandal over Parson Smith sparks village gossip

In a June rural store scene Timpson publicizes a hoarse sermon claim triggering a cascade of rumors. Neighbors, including Deacon Scroggs and Mr Snooks, confront Parson Smith who calmly explains the mishearing and avoids public shaming.

Mr. Timpson Parson Smith Timpson Dr. Jones Zachariah Mr. Snooks Mr. Scroggs Scroggs Parson Smith’s Mr. Spooks Spooks Br. Snooks Flora Temple Snooks Parson Tabernacle Br. Jones Mr. Jones Bettin

Sickles Speech Divides Audiences In House Opening

Washington Correspondent reports Daniel E. Sickles spoke on December 13 in the House about North sentiment. Critics say his delivery was weak and unmusical, though his argumentative force and self-possession stood out amid a cool, almost theatrical, reception. He faced a sparse, silent gallery and two congratulatory remarks from Colonel Florence and another unidentified member.

Squire Jinkins Mr.Snooks Squire Lome San Francisco California Jake Golden State V. V. Weekly Nicholas Alexandre Dumas Russia Crimea St. Petersburg Alexander Theo Washington Cincinnati Commercial Daniel E. Sickles New York House North Sickles Florence

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