28 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1876
Page
1
A reflective poem contrasts life and death as change not end. It uses seed, seasons, and harvest as metaphors for economic and scientific processes, suggesting failing forms may recover through redistribution and renewal.
A narrator visits Fred Jolie, an impulsive artist, who sketches a pretty image and declares love for Rosalie, cousin to his intended, then marries a different woman named Effie after a swift Newport encounter.
A New York paper lauds Budd Doble and Charley Green as top turf jockeys from Buffalo. It notes Doble won four first or money finishes in five races while Green had one first and four seconds, attributing their success to skill rather than better horses. Green lacks Doble’s patience, needing to develop that trait to reach equal stature.
The National Rifle Association met in London on March 14 1876 to discuss sending a British team to the United States for the International Rifle Meeting next autumn. Sir Henry Halford outlined world championship negotiations while Scotland and Ireland pledged to field teams. The Association will not compete under any outside auspices, hoping for a compromise.
The Brooklyn Bridge has cost about 6 million dollars and will require roughly 6 million more to complete. The note emphasizes the heavy weight of steel in the project.
A conductor forbids a passenger from keeping a white dog aboard a train and moves it to the baggage car. The dog turns out to be a worsted breed, and the brakeman hesitates, leaving the conductor distressed and seeking a hymn tune to fit the misfortune.
Mrs Belknap avoided routine visits and hosted refined dinners for army navy diplomatic corps wives and a few others. She wore a six hundred dollar Paris dress, teamed with costly lace and diamonds, and attended multiple events in one evening, celebrated as the town’s most stylish hostess.
The clipping recounts a testimonial for Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic from Laona New York dated July 28, 1872, praising its cleansing and toning effects after bilious and nervous illness. It also compiles brief items on public affairs, politics, census figures, and a cabinet matter involving Mrs Marsh and Mrs Belknap connected to General Belknap.
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