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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1878
Page
4
Lovesick Stranger Sparks Toothache Trick in Depot
A Grass Lake couple in the Central depot waiting room were accosted by a stranger from the east who offered peppermint essence as a cure for the bride’s alleged toothache. The bride rebuked him, the man fled with his bottle and satchel, and the couple prepared to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cullen Bryant
The
Evening Post
Sidney Smith
Central Depot
Grass Lake
East
Editor Sees Mortgage Notice From Grim Visitor
An editor in his chair greets a determined visitor who brings news of foreclosure. The editor reacts with mock bravado and jokes about Spring poetry, promising two years free subscription and quips about the intruder’s appearance and hair.
Writers' fortunes and world fair talks fill the era
The piece notes Josh Billings' earnings as America's richest writer, mentions the Rome 1881 and New York 1883 world fairs, and reports mass militia growth in Pennsylvania with 160 companies. It also cites Cornell's class of seventy graduates, oil field Six Points expansion, and railroads adopting duplex telegraphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New York
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Hayes Declared President in Electoral College Friday
The Dayton Journal notes that on Friday Hayes was nominated for President and received a majority in the Electoral College. It also states the Electoral Commission was authorized and Congress proclaimed Hayes lawfully elected, while condemning the conspiracy effort against his title as Revolutionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Electoral Commission
Congress of the United States
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Friay
House
Alexander H. Stephens
Dayton Journal
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Warren Mail
George D, Prentice
Paris
Josh Billings
America
Canada
England
France
Germany
Plymouth Church
Henry M. Stanley
Africa
Belgium
Polar
New- York Herald
London Telegraph
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George d’Infrevill
Pennsylvania Company
Cresson
C.C. Burleigh
Florence
Mass
Western Reserve
Memphis
Charleston
Richmond
Georgia
Texas
President Hayes
Mount Washington
Glen
Boston Advertiser
DR. King
Morck & Co
Warren Co
Hazeltine & Davis
Liberty Sts
Warren, Pa
H. A. Jamieson & CO
Glory
Ransom
Allison
Carver House
Warren
Steber & Cogswell, Proprietors
Eenry
Defiance
Big 5
Pride
King
Front ST
Itiv.ley Gnv
Zivshtichm
CEAS
Verback’s
Brock
Second Street
Graham
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Imperial
Young Hyson
Oolong
Japan
Cresse & Blackwell
Gowanda
Remington Plows
Oliver
Fiardware
Warren County
Greenland Brothers
Valley
High Street
Front Street
Episcopal Church
T. S. Messner &Co’s
Jamestown, N. W
A. S&s Prather
Henry J. Comstock
Ware Rooms
O. E. Jones
Third Street
Farad Times
Pheonix Furniture Company
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Ticuus Alussiali Bois
A. S. Prather
H. J. Comstock
JAS. Clark, Jr., & CO
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