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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1882

Page

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Warren Timetable 1882 East and West Trains

Local railroad timetable lists June 5 1882 departures from Warren for east and west routes. It notes Clarendon and Sheffield connections, through Pullman sleeping cars Erie to Philadelphia and Williamsport to Baltimore Washington, plus Kane and Warren accommodations with specific departure and arrival times. Frank Phomson and J R Wood sign as general managers and agents.

Clarendon Sheffield kErie Sunbury Harrisburg Lancaster Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Erie Williamsport Kane Warren Erie Mail Lattimoore Phiadelphia Warren Express Lsvening Frank Phomson J. R. Wood Man’gr Pus Agt

Trains Schedule with Stops Across Dunkirk and Nearby Towns

Trains listed for Dunkirk area and surrounding stops include Cassadaga Sinclairville Vermont Ross Mill Frewsburg Vernonville Ackley's Russellburg N Warren Warren Jackson Kirvineton Youngsville Pittstead Garland Newton’s Grand Valley and others. Times shown range from early morning to evening with multiple daily departures and connections between stations.

Dunkirk Predonia Sinclairville Vermont Ross Mill Lnleoner A&g Wcrosg Frewsburg Vernonville Ackley Russellburg N. Warren Warren Jackson Krvineton Youngsville Pittstehd Garland Newton's Grand Valley

New York Lake Erie and Western BR Timetable Details

Time-card notes show the shortest and best route to Bradford Pittsburg Titusville and western points with multiple station departures from Buffalo Hamburgh Valley Center and Pine Valley Cherry Creek and Corry. Detailing depots at Bradford Libusville and Pittsburg with listed times and an acting official Bartlett at Main Street Buffalo New York.

CN Hortest Bradford Pittsburg Titusville Buffalo Hamburgh den Valley Anges Frolline Pine Vallé Cherry Creek Qnewanzo Ie oKennedy Cross’g Libusville

Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Timetable Adopted 1882

New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio BR timetable lists trains west and east, with No.3 No.5 No.1 No.2 routes, key stations from Salamanca Jamestown Meadville Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago to Buffalo and Boston. Names A. E. Clark and J. M. Ferris appear as railroad officials.

New York, Pennsylvania Ohio Nod Salamanes Jameston Cooley Cess Eerne Union City Aim Meadville Greenville Warren Cleveland Toledo Chicago Ravena Pan, Mansfield Dayton Cincinnati Louisville St. Louis Ravenne Greenville Ama Jamestown Salamanca Buffalo Jon Elmira Binghato Boston New York Palace Albany Mansfield Warren Northwest Leavitsburg Youngstown Pittsburg Points West A. E. Clark Gen Pass’r Agt J. M. Ferris

Trains South and North Schedule Details

Horton Crary and Co. publish a time table listing southbound and northbound train departures and arrivals with multiple stops and times. The fragment shows stations Pionesta Valley R B and Sheffield and names several personnel or connections.

Shefield Gilson Barne Hoover Donaldson Martin Brookston Brookston Martin Hoover Barnes. Gilson Sheffield Cessed Cave Nortil Horton, Crary & CO

Why Do We Only Hear of Virtue After a Death

A reflective poem by Elizabeth Akers Allen questions why newspapers extol a man's virtues only after his death. It contrasts the public praise with private faults and laments that many good deeds go unrecognized until it is too late. The piece ends with a wish to be judged by greater virtue in life.

Elizabeth Akers Allen Franklin Dr. Jackson Dansville N. Y United States Guitean Washington Isso Dye Sunday Nashville Atlantic Board of Health Tamnot New York Detroit Willie Young Dan Joe Howard Kate Chase Sprague Edgewood Masher Burlington Papa Lurlington Hawkeeye

The Ball, The Reception, And The Unlikely Bride

A woman's misread romance unfolds through staged meetings from ball to reception to a friend’s house. He appears awkward yet devoted, she scorns him for years, then marries him after torment and rebuff. The tale ends with the old adage that such is the nature of woman Lychange.

Lychange

Goose Dispute Ends in Foxes Feast in Folktale Twist

A traveling goose pauses in a thicket as two Foxes quarrel over a meal. They mock each other until the goose tries to mediate but is eaten. The tale closes with a wry proverb: peacemakers often become the eaten. Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press

Miss Cary Restored to Health but Not Voice

Miss Annie Louise Cary has recovered health but not her voice. Physicians say she must not sing for a year.

Annie Louise Cary

Untold Agonies of DeLongs Party in Arctic Night

Navy report summarizes Melville notes on the DeLong expedition diary from Oct to Oct 30 detailing brutal conditions. The entries describe hunger, cold, alcohol use for endurance, repeated frost, illnesses, deaths of Erickson Alexy Koach Iverson Drassler Boyd Gartz and Collins, and final death of DeLong, Ambler, and Ah Sam.

Washington Navy Department Melville DeLong Alexy Erickson Nindermann Noros Ninderman Big River Lee Mr. Collins Koach Koack Doctor Collins Ivergon Iverson Drassler Boyd and Gartz Lieut. DeLong Ambler Ah Sam

Edison’s shy marriage tale and hurried wedding plan

Griffin recalls Edison’s private secretary recounting how Edison chose a wife from factory workers after a friend suggested a mistress to run the big house. Edison asked for time to consider, married within a week, then vanished for forty eight hours, absorbed in a new idea during their planned tour.

Griffin Edison New England Canada Jedison

Washington Pictures of Republicans and Democrats in Dress

A Galveston News column observes how Republicans appear well dressed and confident in the Senate and House, while Democrats vary from neat to plain. It notes notable figures like Roscoe Conkling, Chester A. Arthur, Abe Hewitt, Allison, Edmunds, Randall, Keifer, West, David Davis, and Robeson, and critiques lodgings and habits of members from the suburbs to the Capitol, ending with a remark on eight nine hole interaction.

Senate House Roscoe Conkling Chester A. Arthur Washington Abe Hewitt Allison Edmunds Randall Keifer West Missouri David Davis Old Robeson Capitol Calkins Reed Galveston Neus

Prayerful Farmer Tests Faith Over Wheat Beliefs

An Illinois farmer asks his minister to pray for answered prayers. The exchange reveals doubt about divine intervention as the farmer offers a wager that wheat will reach 2.15 dollars per bushel by July 1 and promises potatoes if the prophecy fails. The tale ends with the farmer expressing discouragement after ongoing struggle.

Illinois

Geneseo Man Regains Health via Dog Cure Rumor

A Geneseo resident reportedly improves health by sleeping with a dog, a method said to transmit consumption. The tale notes the man has finished two canines through this treatment, a claim from the Buffalo Telegraph.

Geneseo Buffalo Telegraph

Duel at Weehawken Grounds Remains a Grim Memory

The article recalls the July morning of the Burr Hamilton duel at Weehawken Heights Hoboken. It describes the scene the routes, the tavern nearby, the rocky ledge, and the moment Burr fires first while Hamilton falls. It notes Burr is restrained by Van Nees and guided toward the boat.

Strikes Idle Six Clearfield Mines In Coal Region

About half the miners in the Clearfield area are on strike with six mines idle near Houtzdale and four near Phillipsburg. A decision on suspending or resuming work is hoped in a few days as coal prices drop about 15 cents a ton at the mines and 30 to 40 cents at tide-water. Bills call a meeting to decide if strikers or non strikers will rule. The general view is the dispute will be brief and the area remains quiet.

Pumapetpura Clearfield Houtzdale Phillipsburg

Corner Lot at New and Broad Sells for 240000

A 20 by 60 foot parcel at the corner of New and Broad streets in New York sold recently for 240000 dollars. The price of 12000 dollars per front foot for a sixty foot deep lot underscores high urban land values in this area.

New and Broad Streets New York

Feminine Fashions Trend in Summer Styles and Colors

Terra cotta and Pompeiian red shades lead the season with strong colors for trims and garlands. Mandarin yellow returns, polka dots grow larger, and shot silks regain favor. Daisies top corsages while sun shades match bonnets and lace flounced hats. Street dresss adopt English styles with long clinging corsair-like bodices.

Alcohol and Fatty Degeneration of The Heart

The text warns that alcohol does not build healthy muscle and may cause fatty degeneration in muscles including the heart. It explains how beer increases body fat and impurities, leading to weakened muscles, heart failure, and eventual death. It cautions against assuming alcohol is healthy because it can make people appear fatter.

A Fishing Tale Ends With a Lying Club Joke

A group shares angling tall tales when a listener boasts of catching huge fish without bait. He claims a nest of fish hawk eggs hatched under a duck would summon birds to deliver fish through a kitchen window. The crowd crowns him life President of the Sazerac Lying club with no dues.

Sazerac

Lincoln settles farm boundary dispute with humor

A farmer recalls a dispute with a neighbor over farm lines and seeks counsel from Mr. Lincoln. Lincoln warns of costly, lasting enmity and murder risk. He steps out for dinner and leaves the door locked, leaving the two men together. They laugh, lighten the mood, and by Lincoln’s return the matter is settled.

Tn. W. Miner D. D

Strike Hits Hoosick Falls Mow ing Plant Shuts 400 Men

Freight handlers strike cripples shipment of mowers and reapers, leaving four hundred workers out of work in Hoosick Falls. The wider strike targets railroads but harms innocent laborers with no railroad ties.

Hoosick Falls

Postal Cards and Witty Observations Parade in Reprint

A collage of quips and anecdotes from a Burlington street scene includes jokes about loaded guns, editors, medical wisdom, and a joke about a man’s umbrella. References span Franklin, Guiteau, Captain Murray, Mrs. Partington, and Kate Chase Sprague with playful vignettes on travel, aging, and daily life.

Spring Clothing from Jake Keller on Second Street

Local tailor Jake Keller offers a Spring suit in the latest style. He has a large stock of cloths and skilled workers, with cutting and fitting equal to the best. Prices advertised as low. Call and see.

Jake Keller Second Street Call Fésee

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