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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1893

Page

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Train schedule fragment with multiple times and towns

Fragmentary timetable lists trains southbound with numerous times and stations including Trvineton Youngsville Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Grand ree Titusville. Indicates three daily trains with varying departure and arrival times.

Trvineton Youngsville Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Grand Ree Titusville

Boston Fire Devastates Block Killing and Injuring Many

A massive Boston blaze began at Horace Partridge & Co. in the Essex Lincoln building, destroying a square area and causing numerous deaths and injuries. The fire drew help from surrounding towns as chaos and panic spread among workers and residents.

Fearful sights at Partridge Co. fire in Boston

Accounts from George M. McAllar and William S. Rumrill describe the chaotic Partridge Co. blaze in Ames and Brown-Durell buildings. Firefighters arrived within minutes, workers carried valuables downstairs, and five people fell six stories to the frozen ground. District Chief Eagan narrowly escaped while crossing a high insulated cable to the adjacent building.

George M. McAllar Horace Partridge & Co William S. Rumrill Dean, Chase & Co Ames Boston Brown-Durell Eagan Kingston Street Hook and Ladder No. 14

Royal anecdotes of court life and curiosities

A collection of observations notes the elegance of Princess Hulaire d Orléans and Queen Isabella’s pearl dress, the Princess of Wales skating, Austria’s empress cooking, Prince Auguste of Coburg’s chamois killings, and reforms in Austrian army representation. It also mentions Princess Marie’s marriage, Ferdinand’s faith, and Queen Victoria and Beatrice learning the typewriter.

Hulaire d’Orleans Isabella Henry IV of France Princess of Wales Austria Prince Auguste of Coburg William Marie Roumania Victoria Ferdinand Queen Victoria Princess Beatrice Windsor Osborne

Food Remedies And Cooking Tips From A Past Era

The article offers home advice on dietary preparations and digestion. It suggests pineapples aid weak throats, soaking potatoes to keep them white, lemon juice in boiling rice for clarity, baking large squash pieces as a side dish, and that eggs beaten with milk digest faster than whole eggs, with hard boiled and fried eggs taking approximately 81 hours to digest.

Flower And Tree Wonders Across The World

A live cottonwood near Atchison Kansas grows with petrified roots. Beech trees in Hesse Nassau Germany yield about 8000 cubic feet of timber per acre. The largest sequoia by circumference is in Tulare County California at 109 feet. The Keystone sequoia in Calaveras stands 365 feet tall. Tahiti’s luminous fungus glows at night for 24 hours after harvest and is used by native women in floral adornments.

Atchison Kan Hesse Nassau Germany Tulare County Cal United States Calaveras Tahiti

Prompt Cure Claim for ST JACOB S OIL Advertisement

A historical ad copy proclaims prompt cure by ST JACOBS OIL with minimal details on use. The line hints at medicinal use and a testimonial style typical of patent remedies from old newspapers.

Pennsylvania State College Dedication in State College

The 1893 dedication of the new Pennsylvania State College Engineering Building fulfilled a major milestone. Gov. Pattison, John W. Noble, Gen. Walker and others attended a noon reception and dinner, with speeches on education. The three story brick and brownstone edifice spans 266 by 208 feet, housing 57 rooms and over two acres of floor space for 300 students.

State College Washington John W. Noble Beaver Hastings C. W. Stone J. E. Reyburn T. B. Cochran A. B. Farquar Corps of Cadets Gov Pattison Ammerman Willits Bea James A. Beaver Geo. W. Atherton Gov. Pattison Francis A. Walker Pennsylvania State College Chemical and Physical Laboratory Botanical Laboratory Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Deaths and disasters sweep across nations in March week

News of the Week reports multiple deaths from accidents and disease in Troy Schenectady Hamlin and Troy. It notes disasters from boiler explosions in Petrolia Ontario and a cyclone in Georgia and Mississippi, plus political events and notable obituaries from March 8 to 14.

The Markets Reviewed in New York Note March 15

The market report notes money active at 6 to 15 percent, weak exchange, actual business at 4.844 to 4.8434 for 60 day bills and 4.86 to 4.46 for demand. Posted rates show 4.8514 to 4.872, commercial bills 4.83 to 4.8514 with government bonds steady at 4.8434 to 4.8544 for sixty days, Union firsts 1.06 bid, centrals 1.06 bid, and related Pacific railroad bond bids.

New York Pacific Railroad Union Firsts Centrals

Grain and Livestock Markets Amid Dull Trading Across Regions

New York and Buffalo report mixed grain prices with dull wheat and corn, steady rye and flour, and firm butter and cheese. Live stock in East Buffalo shows lamb and sheep ranges with spring lambs reaching up to six dollars, while cattle listings are more modest.

New York Minnesota City Mills Western Chicago White State State BurraLo Graham Michigan

Destruction from Rondout Flood Destroys River Fleet

The Rondout Creek flood after the ice gorge released heavy water, sweeping Cornell Steamboat Company vessels and about 50 canalboats downstream. The Pittston and Adriatic, valued at 18000 pounds, were severely damaged and may sink. No lives lost though several passengers escaped by leaping to floating ice. Losses include 40000 pounds for the Cornell fleet and over 5000 pounds for Delaware and Hudson. The ferryboat Transport was trapped among wedged boats with passengers onboard. Only two Cornell steamboats were steaming at the time.

Rondout Creek Eddyville Cornell Steamboat Company Pittston Adriatic Lawrence Cement Company Cornell Delaware and Hudson Company

Flood Damage Spreads Across Northwest and Midwest

Reports from flooded districts across the Northwest say cold weather will slow the rise of streams. A snowstorm rages in the region while Michigan's upper peninsula cools markedly. Grand Rapids sees rivers higher than 30 years, factories shut, and widespread agricultural damage noted as ice breaks on the Upper Mississippi.

Chicago Upper Michigan Wisconsin Grand Rapids Mississippi Sioux City Hannibal

Mohawk River Ice Threatens Valley as Floods Rise

In Fonpa N Y March 14 the Mohawk river ice remains intact and water levels climb flooding low lands. Cuya dutta creek runs high washing out tracks near Schenectady. Canajoharie and Fort Plain residents evacuate to higher ground. Central Hudson trains rerouted over West Shore due to washouts. Also March 14 Hart Troop Conn reports boiler explosion on engine No 320 near St Elmo N Y killing fireman George A Shufeldt and brakeman Horace Lambert with engineer James Flannigan fatally injured.

Edward G. Gilbert Gilbert Car Manufacturing Company Troy N. Y Grand Lodge Syracuse Douglas Campbell Schenectady Europe Flower William Henry Parker Thomas Jones Petrolia Ont Newburg Maria Rielly Hamlin A. L. Brown Fuller Chicago New York London Dorchester Mass Umatilla Ore Harry Temple Lexington Neb Harrison Indianapolis Chicago and Erie Lima Georgia Mississippi W. C. Savidge Buffalo Marie Miller Black Hills Lee Multer Farmers’ Bank Springville Allison Hill Senate James Walker John Huff Bowling Green Oklahoma Morgan Washington Zanzibar Charles Emon Ashland Wis Eva Southerd Wantagh L. L Pickhuben Germany O. K. Burban Tomkinsville Thomas KE. Eckert Western Union Telegraph Company Byron K. Mead Carlisle Clearing House of Denver Treasury Toledo, Ann Arbor North Michigan Road Arthur Johnson R. Dilmore New York State Penitentiary Fanny Wilson Baldwinsville Rosie Rutzier James Gill Pittsburg Trump Austin Gibbons Mike Daly New Orleans White House Philadelphia Reading New England Clintondale Edward C. Gilbert Gilbert Car Company John Giles Lebanon H. G. Bryan Gresham Narconiec G.W. Ingalls Watertown National Hotel Danville Shamokin May McClellan Paul Desprez Paris Sadie Spellman Freeport Ills Brazil Bob Fitzsimmons Jim Hall Carlyle Harris New York State Insurance Department Lichtenwarth Lower Austria Claflin Ellis Island Gallagher England Henry Landaw Fire Island Jamaica Bay Emmett Dalton Dalton Gang Independence Kan Orizaba Eugene Penning Madison Ill Tennessee Legislative Investigating Committee Coal Creek Edward Coombs Tonawanda William E. Hoffman Money Order Department Boston Frank Marsh Fort Plain Samuel Crouse Albert Bundrick Lockport Wells City Sandy Hook Blanche de Walden McKinley M. Bourgeois France James Hamilton Sing Sing Committee of Investigation French Chamber of Deputies M. Brisson New Jersey I. L. Hunt Utica Flint Mich Midland Albany Hudson River Rochester Mohawk Valley John Miller Honesdale Garden City Charlestown William F. Gladstone Bayard S. Gray Isaac P. Gray City of Mexico United States Treasury John D. Marion Norwich Conn Henry Crouse Lynn Lee Walton Nitta Youma Tenn Daniel Nelson New Brunswick N. J Connellsville Canada United States Supreme Court Court of Claims Kaiulani Cleveland Charlotte Salmdorf Bavaria National Bank Catavissa Atkinson House Furnishing Company Havana Ozvas M. Hatch Springfield Luke Schoolcraft Cincinnati George W. Hayward Anschier Little Fonpa Mohawk Central Railroad Canajoharie Central Hudson Hart Troop Philadelphia, Reading and New England Railroad St. Elmo Poughkeepsie Bridge George A. Shufeldt This City Horace Lambert Bangor James Flannigan

Floods Ease in Eastern Pennsylvania

Floods in eastern Pennsylvania are abating with no major damage expected. In mining areas several mines flooded, likely leaving about four thousand workers idle, but mining is expected to resume in a few days.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Telegraph linemen drown near Lock Haven

Lock Haven Pa March 14 John Joyce of Braddock and John Maroney of Pine Station were telegraph line men who drowned in the river just east of the city yesterday. The bodies have not yet been recovered.

Lock Haven John Joyce Braddock John Maroney Pine Station

Water Reaches Peak. Forty Families Driven from Ionia Flats

Ionia Michigan reports the water has peaked with forty families evacuated from flats. Trains are running on regular schedules again, though with difficulty due to flooding and road conditions.

Ionia, Mich

Fire wipes out Black Hawk Coal Mine buildings in Harrisville

Fire destroyed the Black Hawk Coal Mine company buildings in Harrisville on March 14. Loss is estimated at $50,000 with investigators suspecting incendiaries.

Harrispune Ills Black Hawk

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D. F. W. Whitcomb Warren, Pa Third Street Pepe M. E Eon G. Ball Notary Public Office Hoffman Block Room Aie & Peterson Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas, Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson A. T. Donly Diamond St Allegheny U.S. District and Supreme Courts Polepa T. Danforth Warren Second Liberty Streets Hos. Perry Justice of the Peace & Convreyancer Water Street Woodard & Wesser H. Bonly, J Attorney At Law Judge Scofield Liberty Street J Norman Davies Llen, Higgins & Allen Allen Block Second Streets Orren Allen George H. Higgins Harrison Allen Samuel G. Allen Sellers At Law Liberty A. McAlpin R. W. Stuart H. Meacham Justice of the Peace Cornelius Front Street P. Bagnall D. Y Chicago Veterinary College Warren County Warren Hotel Wilbur & Schnur Hazeltine Building W. Wilbur WM. Schnur M J. Walkerman Oneida W. Dunkle, A Iloffman Block Freeman Hazeltine W A. Greaves Thompson Beaty Wen D. I. Ball C. Thompson N. Lindsey Parmlee Johnson’s Exchange Johnson W. M. Lindsey J. C. Parmleer Franklin Prick Sgo Universal Keyboard Chestnut St OR F. B. Jackson Commissioners’ Office Odens Dressinghams Charlies Boggs & Buhl Federal Street Allegheny, PA Chas. V. Reid Fairhaven Railroad Guide Erie R. Brtandard R. R. West Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh KR. R. North Eastern Standard Sheffield Harrisburg Pullman Sunbury Lancaster Baltimore Erie Williamsport Kane Renovo Ridgway Chas, E. Pugh J. R. Wood Gen’l Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad Fredonia Laona Cassadaga Sinclairville Gerry Ross Mill Falconer A&g W Cross Frewsburg Fentonville Ackley’s Beagee Russell North Warren Jackson Lake Shore and Erie Railways Jamestown Bradford C. H. Ketcham W. J. Spark Vda AAC Pennsylvania -Railroad Kinzua Salamanca Olean Olean Express Irvington Tidioute Tionesta Oil City Oil City Express W.S Warren. R. Bell A. Fellows Exchange St David Shear India D. Shear Essex and Lincoln Streets F. L. Ames Partridge Company Somerville Cambridge Newtons Quincy Brockton Lessmann Richard Payne Knight Samuel Romilly Kleist Henriette Vogel Potsdam Burton Haydon Alfred Michael Angelo Baco Rontini Popular Science Monthly Tionesta Valley Railroad Garfield Tiona Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction Wolf Run Jerry Crary Mpep St. Louis East West H. Garfield N. x H. S. Thomas Third St Warren Pa Rarer , MA Hazeltine Woolen Mills ST. Jacobs Oil Charles A. Vogeler Pennsylvania State College—Engineering L. K. Ford Magnolia Miss Marshal R. A. Clay Alice Harrison Albert Summers Panama M. Bashut Navy Crow Jim” Keene M. Baihaut Bingen East Africa Trinity College Chadsford Junction United States Senate National Cycling Association Rio Grande Do Sul New York State Hospital For the Insane Poughkeepsie Wyandotte A. A. McLeod Reading Railroad Boston and Maine St. Clairville George Lorillard East River Alice M. Craig Rosario South America C. E. Lindsley Mallory Line Concho Florida Key West The James W. Hyatt Norwalk Mason City James Corbett Mitchell Buffalo Provision Market East Buffalo East Burrawo Pitcher’s Castoria U.S Roundout N.Y Mts Lane F. Woodward LE Roy GEMS Liverpool Mercury John Parnell Sapphira Jones Anna F. Burnhaaa Tom Massen Tos Christian Register Kate Field Shakespeare Frank Wolcott Hunt John D. Marvin Wilmington Del Port Deposit
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