Pay down rule at Warren paper extended this year
One year after adopting prepayment, the Warren paper upholds the policy, reports strong reader compliance, and announces strict enforcement as subscriptions expire. It urges impartial application, notes educational and local aims, and invites broad community correspondence. Also covers local politics, dentistry, a drowning accident, and a liquor nuisance incident.
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Warren Mail
Alway
Republican Party
Goon For The Pastic Rivalry Among Major Railroads
The New York Central and the New York and Erie Railroads engage in a price war by cutting passenger fares to nominal levels. The public benefits with doubled travel, but the tactic may hurt the railroads as operating costs rise little while revenue from passengers at the low rates grows.
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New York Central
New York and Erie
N. Y. & Erie
New York
New York Times
Stuyvesant Street
St. Mark's Church
Astor, Historical
Bible House
Red Republican
Orsini
Toots
Barker Family Vocal Concert in Warren July 5
The Barker Family plans a vocal concert in Warren on Monday evening July 5. Favorable notices in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties suggest they are worthy of patronage. The community is urged to attend and show patriotism with an enjoyable cultural event.
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Barker
Warren
Chautauque
Cattaraugus
Lawrence County Republican Convention Names Ticket
The Lawrence Co Republican Convention at New Castle nominated Wm Stewart for Congress J D Bryson for Assembly Silas Stephenson for Sheriff John W Fulkerson for Register and Recorder Robt Falterton for Commissioner The report notes postage rate changes were misreported and reports on Fourth of July celebrations and crop prospects across Indiana and Illinois regions.
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Lecompton
Venango County
Congress
J. L. Gillis
Assembly
Arthur Robison
John J. Kilgore
Samuel Weikel
McCrea
Kansas
Jas. Buchanan
Lawrence County
Lawrence Co., Republican
New Castle
Wm. Stewart
J. D. Bryson
Silas Stephenson
Register
John W. Fulkerson
Falterton
Montgomery
Washington
Lazear
Republican Party
Prioress Beadaman Match at Newmarket with Babylon Telegram
European dispatch reports a race between the American horse Prioress and Beadaman at Newmarket in October for £500 aside with even weights. A second race pairs Mr Ten Broeck's Babylon with Lord Chesterfield's Telegram for £200 aside. Ten Broeck entries Charleston and Prioress also noted for the Goodwood cup. The piece mocks editor jokes and notes hot weather with rain desired and political acrimony in Butler County elections and Congress votes.
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Europe
Prioress
Beadaman
Newmarket
Beadsman
Mr. Ten Broeck
Babylon
Lord Chesterfield
Telegram
Charleston
Testimony in General Lane case Concluded
Leavenworth dispatch reports testimony in General Lane’s case finished today with argument scheduled for tomorrow. Public opinion is deeply divided, making any prediction unlikely.
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St. Louis
Leavenworth
Lane
Col Thomas Kangris Honored for Stop to Mormon War
The Syracuse Journal endorses Col Thomas L Kangris for his signal service in preventing a costly war with the Mormons. The paper argues the nation owes him gratitude for averting an expansionist clash and a rush into conflict.
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Syracuse Journal
Thos. L. Kangris
Bachapé
Prentice objects to minute rule in New York prayer meetings
Prentice of the Louisville Journal criticizes the five minute limit for prayers in New York gatherings. He cites a Herald editor Bennett confessing sins in a five minute span as a caricature of the constraint.
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Prentice
Louisville Journal
New York
Arance
Old Bennett
The
Herald
Executions in Montreal and Bostons June 25 1858
James McGee alias Kee hanged at the jail rotunda for Deputy Warden Galen Walker's murder after an 18 month gap. Three to four hundred witnesses, Rev Stickney offered a prayer. McKee silent as cap fell. Simultaneously in Montreal Jean Baptiste Desforges and Marie Anne Belisle executed for Catherine Prevost murder. Preceding Senate garden seeds debate features Senator Hale urging onion seeds and garlic.
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Bostos
James McGee
Kee
Galen’ Walker
McKee
Stickney
Episcopal Church
Clark
Montreal
Jean Baptiste Desforges
Marie Anne Belisle
Catherine Prevost
St. Jerome
Mrs Goldschmidt Jenny Lind twins birth
Mrs. Goldschmidt known as Jenny Lind recently welcomed twins, one boy and one girl, into her family.
Sketch of Hon Abraham Lincoln in Illinois Senatorial Fight
A June 15 1853 sketch evaluates Abraham Lincoln as a Republican candidate for Senator against Stephen A Douglas. The piece contrasts Lincolns affable plainspoken style with Douglass formal stump rhetoric and argues Lincolns moral stance and cautious argumentation suit the Senate. It notes Lincolns Southern background and steadfast Republican convictions.
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Cochinsville
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas
Lincoln
Senate
Light in the Window Moral about Mothers and Temptation
A widow warns her son Charlie about dangers of alcohol and vice in a great city. She gives a lamp in the window as a guiding symbol and urges discipline, faith, and moral lessons to steer him toward a righteous path. Mothers bear a duty to shape youth before temptations arise.
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Corp Bicoper Murper—Marshall
B. Morin
Holly Springs
Mississippi
B. J
Rober Malone
Malone
Morin
H. J. Malone
Hs Hotel
Charlie
Wedding Day Quips On Social Courtesy
A wedding guest, known for absent mindedness, remarks that there have been more women than men married this year. The comment echoes Bishop Berkley's rule of not praising virtues to faces or faults behind backs, sparking mild amusement.
Red Shirts and Shoes Highlight Female Agony
A fragment notes red shirts and red shoes as a focus in a discussion of female agony, signaling fashion or symbolic imagery used in commentary. The text emphasizes color and attire without clear context or additional facts.
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