14 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1891
Page
1
Burgess A D Wood and town council members P J Bayer A J Hazeltine S Keller H P Hunter Wm Hegerty Jr Ed O'Donnell with Clerk J A Schofield. Constable A 8 Dalrymple surveyor Alson Rogers. School directors Charles Dinsmoor F M v James Clark W D Hinckley Wm Db McLaren RK W Teese. Justices of the Peace George O Cornelius J K McPherson.
Assembly C Thompson Warren Pa presiding Judge C H Noyes Warren Pa Associate Judges J T Barker Bear Lake Pa Critt Marsh Kinzua Pa Sheriff Henry Fuelhart Warren Pa Prothonotary D A Arird Warren Pa Register and Recorder S H Briggs Warren Pa Treasurer W P Nutting Warren Pa County Commissioners Philip N Robinson McGraw Pa J A Akins Youngsville Pa Roger Mooney Stoneham Pa Clerk Fred B Jackson Warren Pa Surveyor Leroy S Strong Kinzua Pa Coroner Dr W S Peirce Warren Pa District Attorney J W Dunkle Warren Co Auditors H K Lyon Sugar Grove Pa Alex Herrington Pittsfield Pa Jas Logan Russell Pa County Sept H M Putnam Warren Pa
An October arrival recalls Pike's Peak winter duties at a remote log station. The meteorologically brutal season, isolation, and a fatal fever strike, followed by a misconstrued coyotes tale and a dramatic rescue, reveal the perilous Arctic outpost life and a haunting case of mistaken danger.
A playful fragment from Theocritus in Greek about love as a thief who dances near bees. A sting on a finger causes pain and a childlike reaction of blowing, stamping and sobbing to Aphrodite. The bee’s modest sting is described as mighty.
The essay argues that correct forgetting and selective memory fuel growth. Past sins should inform wisdom without hindering progress, as real life lies ahead in ongoing effort and development. Repentance means readying for expiation, not dwelling on failure. the new year offers opportunity. Lyman Abbott.
Notes from the Journal of the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Society of British Guiana describe a luminous LHlateride beetle whose body lights up a dark place with continuous bright emission along the head and first and last segments while intermediate segments glow in two rows of golden specks. The light intensifies when irritated, with occasional dulling of dorsal lights. In Arkansas a country store defends itself with a spring-gun that has killed seven robbers in four years, including two at once last week.
Senate and House discuss finance and apportionment bills. free coinage debate. public building appropriations. nominations. army paymaster relief. postmaster general office creation. and shipping subsidies. House passes Danville public building. pension bills advance. private calendar items progress.
In a mining village near Ashland Wisconsin on Thursday evening more than 8000 dollars of property burned including the post office general store of Berset Sons and Molander Bennett. The blaze started in Molander s saloon and occupants on the second floor barely escaped. A few other small buildings were swallowed by flames.
Dayton report says Chris Oelschlager stabbed his mother in law Charlotte Reese twenty six times after she refused to sign a deed. He pierced her heart and died at once. Oelschlager was arrested and may face mob violence.
News from New Guinea describes a Tugaree head hunting tribe raid where forty villagers were killed and numerous dwellings looted. The Brisbane dispatch notes atrocities as advices reach the city.
The President sent to the Senate nominations of William A. Russell of Massachusetts Lambert Tree of Illinois and Nathaniel Hill of Colorado to be commissioners to consider establishing an international coin as recommended by the International American conference.
Meadville bankers Delamater & Co. appealed to an alderman on Friday afternoon on embezzlement charges involving $30,000 of county funds. Both defendants pleaded not guilty and a hearing was waived. Bonds were set at $10,000 each.
The board of Indian commissioners adjourned after approving a resolution urging larger appropriations for Indian schools and stepping up efforts to persuade Indians to accept lands in severalty.
A nitro glycerine magazine exploded twenty five miles south of Toledo yesterday. The blast was so powerful that residents mistook it for an earthquake. No detailed casualty or cause information is provided. The incident prompted local authorities to investigate and assess damage.
WaLuatLa D C Jan 10 W D Brennan a whisky distiller once gauged by Louis R Redmond has assigned his liabilities exceed 70000 J A Patterson Co wholesale milliners of Montreal assigned Tuesday with liabilities of 250000
An advertisement urges relief from indigestion with Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. It lists Morris and Mulien, N.C. Atlen as the merchants or distributors of the product.
From Pine Ridge Agency in South Dakota reports say heavy firing near the hostile camp. General Miles awaits definite news while scouts search for truth. Lieutenant Edward W. Casey of the Twenty second Infantry killed. body recovered. Militia units and Buffalo Bill assist at several towns along the western boundary. General Miles predicts patience while hostile elements threaten, with ongoing skirmishes and planned cordon strategy.
Boston report notes Judge Charles Devens of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and former U.S. attorney general under President Hayes died of pneumonia at his Ashburton Place residence at 5 pm Wednesday. He is remembered for a brilliant Civil War record and as Past Commander in Chief of the Grand Army.
Nineteen leading glass tableware manufacturers across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia unite to form a combine. The combined workforce exceeds 2,000 workers with a total weekly payroll around 200000 dollars. In Baltimore news from Charleston W Va reports the Brumfield McCoy vendetta has flared again in Logan County with a Hart's Creek clash leaving six dead.
New Orleans report says Wednesday night while Isador Hernsheim was dining, an expert thief used false keys to break into bedrooms and remove about $2,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry from his dressing cases.
The January 12 hearing in XentA. O. collapsed after Prosecutor Trader sought dismissal for Rev C J Clark and his wife over lack of solid testimony. A large Dayton congregation filled the mayor’s court as the minister prayed after dismissal, blessing the officer and all present.
Crozier, jailed for stealing a team of horses, attacked Sheriff Bent ley with a shovel and spade at the Marshall County jail in Maryville Kansas. The sheriff lay unconscious and a posse of twenty hunted Crozier who fled with a revolver in hand threatening lynching if captured.
In CuicaGo on January 12 eight hundred journeymen stonecutters across fifty six yards are locked out by the Stonecutters Association until the Stonecutters Union accepts the new rules. The principal objection is a prohibition on disciplining employers, a step the union sees as undermining its power to fine employers failing to meet the agreed scale.
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