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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1870

Page

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Battle Poem by J W Watson of New York City

A dramatic war poem honoring a trooper’s courage as he bleeds in a trench fight. The speaker calls for prayer and farewell, recalls battles on the hill, and pleads for comrades to sing and bless the dying with a final hymn. The piece blends martial bravado with Christian supplication as a flag and country endure the onslaught.

Boston New England New York Erie Railway Company Jersey City Erie Railway J. W. Watson New York City New Orleans Crescent

Hurry Mamma Lift the Thirsty Leak

A fragment shows a child with cut fingers urging a mother to hasten as a “leaking” situation is described. The line captures urgent, domestic distress without additional context.

Widow C and her Beau Haunt Fairmount Church

In Fairmount the Widow C shocks villagers by arriving at church with a dashing escort, wearing white bridal attire and claiming a sudden engagement. The affair sparks town gossip, with neighbors pressing questions about the man’s identity, relation, and the future of Widow C’s reputation.

Unreadable OCR Note on Expressions of Feelings

Fragmentary text notes a young woman carried away with feelings returning to an unfeeling father and a maiden lady who could not express feelings, telegraphing them due to distrust of males. The passage is highly garbled and lacks clear context or event details.

Beecher Relates Kiss From Kossuth

Henry Ward Beecher declares the most gratifying moment of his life was a kiss from Lajos Kossuth. The remark captions a light moment while prompting reflection on Mrs Beecher in a bustling conversation.

Henry Ward Beecher Kossuth Mrs. Beecher

Indianapolis birth prank as neighbors borrow babies

An Indianapolis woman gave birth while her husband was away. Neighbors allegedly borrowed two other babies and placed them with the newborn. When the father requested to see his child, the lid covering the crib was turned down and he calmly asked if any of the babies got away.

Fairmount Mr. B Widow C Grandma W Widow's Mrs. C Grandma Nell Sewing Society Aroostook Charles J. S. Lougee San Francisco Oneida Charles Lougee Sougee Lougee Tanner Charley Lougee de Long Crowinshield Bomba Eyre Yates Indianapolis

Awakening Moment Sparks Audience In Boston Sermon

A Methodist clergyman in Boston paused during a sermon and proclaimed in a loud voice that the best part of his message was still to come. The crowd, including longtime churchgoers, became suddenly alert and listened intently for about thirty minutes.

Zachary Boston

Boy consoles mother as General Hawley honors dead

At Charlestown Massachusetts General Hawley spoke at a soldiers grave decoration. The audience wept as he recalled the heroic dead and a young boy whispered to his mother not to cry, saying it’s somebody else’s folks he's talking about.

Lodging Offered in Coffin Shopfront Window

A western undertaker posted rental notices on coffins in his shop window announcing lodgings for single gentlemen.

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J. H. Douglass Shafer Block Carver House Warren Warren, Pa Brown & Schnur Attorneys At Law Liberty Street G. W. Scofield W. D. Brown WM. Schnur C. C. Thompson Second St Beecher & Copeland’s J. A. Partridge Warren, Penna Rufus B. Smith Smith & Thompson Warren Pa R. Fuller Sheffield Depot Sheffield Russel Kulytf J. Loomis Allen & Reeves Water Street Hunter L. Allen F.D. Reeves G. W. Allen J. N. Schnur Russell House J. A. Neill Watson & Davis Block Corner Water Streets W. C. Coburn J.W. Potter Tidioute White’s Hotel N. B Venango Forest Counties Stebbesly Culbertson, Bowman & Wood Youngsville, Warren Co J. A. CuLerrson D. C. Bowman G. R. Woopidec George Reig, JR Seweller Second Street J. B. Brown Saugéott P. & W. Martin Gortland Street Greenwich Washington Sts WM. Martin George Ball J. H. Mitchell & CO H. Mitchell H. A. Jamieson C. W. Stone Wetmore & Clark Johnson & Brown’s L. D. Wetmore J. R. Clare Kirberger Greenland Brothers Keystone Block Charles Dinsmoor Justice the Peace Hickory and Wilbur & Allen Johnson's Exchange First National Bank W. W Philadelphia Philadelphia & Erie Fiuladelphlia Warren A S Erie Cseseee “Hie BS Corry Rastwart Eric Philadelpia Kvington Oil Creek Allegheny River Mes EY Ays Arnica Hazeltine & CO Warrenby Hall J.H. Mitchell & CC Atlantic Cities West South West Cincinnati Cleveland Dunkirk Buffalo Rochester Dayton Urban Marion Galion Mansfield Ashland Akron Meadve Buff Rio Lake Shore Railway Oho & Mississippi Louisville Hornettsville Ohio & Mississippi Lake Shore IL Creek Titusville Petroleum Centre Oil City Irvineton Irvington White Oaks Tionesta Cleopolis Oleopolis Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Atlantic and Great Western Railway Harrisburg Buffalig Corry Pittsburg R. R New York Central Railroad Allenheny Valley Railroad Franklin Philadelphia and Erie Railway John Pitcairn, Jr Gen’l C. J. Hepburn Sup't Morris George Knayve Wilson Christ God Allegheny Valley Railroad Ee Coed Trans Parker Pittsburg DAY Express Pittsburgh Silver Palace J. J. Lawrence Tuos M. Kine Mary A. Saddler Mary A. Smith Jamestown R. Phillips Warren and Old Exchange Dr. Sager Dr. Strong Hartford Conn Strong Henry Macon Macon Dan Tell Henry Wit and Wisdom Catskill Mountains Canada Harry
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