Stone Seeks Scare but Hits Man in Street
A man threw a stone to scare someone, but it struck a bystander squarely in the street, prompting witness accounts of the incident and potential questions of intent and safety.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
1
Indian Summer Village Musings From Harvest Time
A nostalgic verse paints rural scenes of crops and creatures in a smoky blue Indian summer. Farmers and people mingle amid fruit, fodder, and seasonal bounty as the land settles toward harvest rites and porch gatherings.
I’ll Do What I Can Motto Inspires Helpful Youth
The text extols a motto “I’ll do what I can” as a guide for a willing young heart. It argues that a capable man is formed by trying to help and that helping others unleashes unseen forces to aid the weak who believe in their strength. The excerpt emphasizes selfless service and courage in undertaking tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Preaching Pits of Cornwall Shed Light on Revival Sites
The article outlines how disused tin and copper mines in Cornwall became improvised open air chapels during the Wesley Whitefield revival. It describes pits at Gwennap near Redruth, Newlyn East near Newquay, and Indian Queens near Truro, each hosting Sunday services and religious gatherings amid stark quarry-like scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Wesley and Whitefield
Britain
Gwennap
Redruth
Tea Caravans Across Siberia Face Harsh Conditions
Russian tea traders report long caravans will begin in January with 10 000 sledges loaded with five bundles of about 130 pounds each. Tea travels from Chinese ports to Odessa by sea but flavor drops, so overland routes remain dominant for major merchants. The journey to Tomsk spans a year, with horses fed along the way and Kirghiz leaders sleeping in sledges despite subfreezing temperatures. Also noted is a Queensland New South Wales artesian well yielding 4000 gallons daily in the Australian desert fringe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Russia
Odessa
Black Sea
Tomsk
N. YX
Washington’s scarce crime and the empty penitentiary tale
The article argues Washington had few criminals during martial law after Lincoln's assassination. It notes there was no penitentiary in the city, only a jail and workhouse, with prisoners sent to state prisons at DC’s expense. It references Mrs. Surratt and Guiteau as notable cases and cites the NY Sun.
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Lincoln
Washington
Sing Sing
Ohio
Virginia
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Washingtonian
Washington Papers
United States
Garfield
Guiteau
Booth
Ford’s
N. Y. Sun
American Dentists The Best
American dentists are praised as highly skilled, with many practicing in Europe. In Germany their diplomas are not respected and they face restrictions, unable to buy at drug stores without a German physician's prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
N. Y. Journal
Publishers Back Quay Seated by State Republicans
Harrisburg reports a broad bloc of Pennsylvania Republican editors and publishers declare support for Senator Quay's seating by Governor Stone. They cite party unity, caucus nomination, and November election results as backing his appointment.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
Senate
Voorhees
New Place
Republican State Committee
Frank Reeder
David Martin
Martin
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Quaker City
United States
Fashionable skating costumes and delicate millinery trends
The article highlights silk finished fabrics for skating costumes including corduroy velvet and cloth, details on debutante dancing frocks in pale crepes and silk muslin, and soft elastic silk skirts edged with embroidered ruffles. It notes box plaits on underskirts, pale marabou feather boas, and lace hair bows as fashionable accents.
Pointed Paragraphs From A Chicago News Opinion Page
A collection of satirical lines contrasts practical caution with social clichés. Whist rubber trusts, coupon clipping, a child’s honesty, twilight with gleaming, and views on love, pride, and bachelor life are wryly observed, reflecting mid century urban humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Trust
Cupid
Chicago News
Quay Seat Debate Receives Cross-Sectional Support
Senator Penrose reports growing optimism over Colonel Quay's seating in the U S Senate by gubernatorial appointment. Illinois Senator Custom backs recognition of Governor Stone's commission while Pennsylvania foes press Democrats to oppose Quay. several Democratic senators pledge to judge on merits. Professor Abernethy of Ruthford College weighs in, urging representation for states and constitutional remedies if needed.
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Penrose
Washington
Colonel Quay
United States Senate
Senator Quay
Friends of the Beaver Statesman
Senator Custom
Illinois
Stone
Pennsylvania
Cullom
Senate
Chaimen Jones
Democratic Nation: Committee
Quay
Guffey
Beaver Statesman
Kenny
Delaware
W. E. Abernethy
Ruthford College
North Carolina
Abernethy
Corbett
Snow saves energy by reflecting light, suburban view
A Philadelphia Record quote from a suburban resident claims that snow reduces lighting costs. The speaker argues snow acts as a natural reflector, enabling more efficient indoor illumination and saving about 15 cents of gas per night per household.
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Philadephia
Last of the Serjeants Spinks Dies in London
Mr. Serjeant Spinks, praised as Dickensian, died in London as the last of the serjeants at law. The office, once a court privilege, ended with reforms in 1875. two judges remained who had attained serjeant status on promotion, but Spinks was the final bearer of the title once held by Serjeant Buzfuz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serjeant Spinks
Dickens
London
Court of Common Pleas
Law Courts
Serjeant Buzfuz
Consumption Rising Death Toll Warned by Doctor
Dr. John H. Pryor of Buffalo reports New York state death rate from consumption rose by 339 last year and again this year. He warns if the trend continues the state could see over 1000 deaths from consumption in the year, possibly the highest rate on record.
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John H. Pryor
Buffalo
New York State
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