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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1875

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Trains Run Schedules From Titusville to Albany and New York

A fragment lists stop names from Titusville through New York with scattered times for various trains. It includes dates and destinations such as Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany and New York along with many era style timetable entries and arrival times.

Titusville Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Irvington Warren Russelburg Fentonville Frewsbur A & G W Cross Falconer’s Fredonia Dunkirk Buffalo Batavia Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany New York Boston A& G Frewsburg Wagner Atlantic Express Palace Cincinnati Louisville Mansfield Pittsburg Ft. Wayne Corning NY Central Binghamton Springfield Worcester New England Cleveland Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Omaha Northwest W. B. Shattuc Ohio D. Cooper

Local Rail Timetable Fragments Across Pittsburg to Erie

Fragmented OCR lists stations including Pittsburg Kittanning Ly R Bk Juncti n Bradys Bend Daslar Emlenton Franklin Oil City Titusville Corry Magille Buffalo and scattered times 8 00 5 28 6 25 7 3 suggesting a regional rail schedule snapshot.

Pittsburg Kittanning Ly R Bk Juncti Bradys Bend’ Daslar Emlenton Franklin Oil City Titusville Corry Magille Buffalo

A Lesson in Selflessness from a Quiet Cemetery Visit

The narrator recalls two early losses and contrasts a selfish old citizen with a benevolent man. He reflects on how greed and pride hurt families and communities, and urges lifelong duty to others. The piece closes urging parents and teachers to train children in self denial and charity.

Joseph Detroit

Explosions at Austin Powder Co Mills Kill Three Near Cleveland

An explosion at the Austin Powder Company mills near Cleveland destroys ten buildings and injures several workers. Three men, Fred Putnam David Lamsonage and August Radcliffe, are dead. The blast also damages nearby houses and city landmarks. property loss is estimated in the high tens of thousands. A prior powder mill explosion years ago is noted.

Cleveland Austin Powder Co Fred Putnam David Lamsonage August Radcliffe Ryder’s Baldwind’s New City Hall Cushing’s Standard’s Powder Company

Pearl sleeve button found in hash at dining room

A gentleman found a pearl sleeve button in his hash dish and complained to the waiter who replied in a blunt fashion suggesting the customer should expect more from his meal.

Disgraceful Harrisburg House session amid riotous behavior

A Philadelphia Times correspondent reports a chaotic Harrisburg House night on March 13, 1875, with speaker changes, adjournment fights, liquor on floor, broken lights, and a hurried passage of the Boom and Oil Pipe bills amid mob rule and partisan blame.

Harrisburg Philadelphia Times Harrisspurg Capitol Patterson Crawford Philadelphia House Embick Franklin House of Representatives Christy Allegheny Mr. Huhn Yeakel Manayunk Reyburn Pennsylvania Macauley

Brutal cruelty case rocks Danville as stepfather faces trial

Chicago Tribune correspondent reports from Danville Alabama on March 11 describing brutal abuse of a five year old girl by John Trent. Evidence shows repeated beatings, confinement in cold rooms, and torture during fits of anger. Trent posted $1500 bail and remained jailed awaiting further proceedings.

Chicago Tribune Danville John Trent Trent Hooton

Vast Facts and Figures Parade in 19th Century News

A collage of items notes Sam Houston monument plans and polities, emigration, salaries, and wars. It cites Brigham Young, St Patrick parades, New Orleans mortality, and numerous social, scientific, and economic tidbits across the United States.

Lexington plan for Hundredth Anniversary of Battle

Citizens of Lexington Massachusetts vow a centennial celebration on April 19 with an oration the unveiling of John Hancock and Samuel Adams statues and a public dinner. Officials from the United States and Massachusetts are expected to attend along with national and literary figures.

Lexington Massachusetts John Hancock Samuel Adams United States Republic

European breech loaders show diverse patterns and calibres

Twenty six breech loading rifles are in use across European armies. Examples include the Remington pattern in Sweden Denmark and Greece the Vetterli in Switzerland and Italy the Snider in England Turkey and Holland and the Dreyse in Germany Romania and Montenegro. Calibres range from 10.4 mm Wetterli to 11 mm Mauser and Werder. The Dreyse is being tested in Spain and is considered by some superior to Mauser while average fire rate is twelve rounds per minute.

Sweden Denmark Greece Switzerland Italy England Turkey Holland Germany Romania Montenegro Spain

Large Fur Sale From Adams NY to Leipsic Germany

A resident of Adams in Jefferson County New York sold a Fall fur collection to a Leipsic Germany house totaling about 60 000 muskrats 3000 pounds of beaver 2000 marten 250 fisher worth around 35000 pounds of weight over six tons. Additional NY sales of minks and other furs totaled about 20000. The trader notes Canadian sourcing and distant shipments.

Adams Jefferson County New York Leipsic Germany Canada

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Warren Mail KK. Cowan & Coo K. Cowan Willis Cowan Editors and Proprietors P. I. Ball Wm. Messner Shaffer Carver House I. B. Stewart Episcopal Church Front Street Léfebsm M. Miles Merck's Warren, Pa Worner Hickory and Water Streets Boolitrle Prop Christian Ffulman Old Exchange C. Schwing J. H. Mitchell Lycoming Niagara, Fire Association Penn Scofield Dos Hodges Justice of the Peace Messner& Trushn Otreeei Wade Sextus Keller Smith’s Brick Block Second Street Vaug Scofield «& Hooker Liberty Street G. W. Scopleld Hooker Ludlow Market and Second Streets R. W. Dalrymple Johnson & Lindsey Warren Pa M. Lindsey Johnson S. P. Johnson Dinsmoor WM. V. Hazeltine Verback’s Junius R. Clark Chas. H. Noyes Clark & Noyes Second Stree Allen& Thompson Tidioute Warren County Central Block G. W. Allex Co. C. Thompson Brown & Schnur Attorneys At Law Ss. Burgess First National Bank J. J. Reig Water Street Hoffman& Clark’s George Ball Brown & Stone H. E. Brown Brown, Co W. Stone H. FB. Brown Greenland Brothers Keystone Block Wilbur & Allen, Attorneys At Law Scofield’s Block Over Post Office W. W. Wilbur T. Allen Warren, Fa Boon Mead M. Beecher Cashier U.S Ted Ireland Scotland Europe National Line of Liverpool Aeaa Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Paris Gothenburg Christiania Coppenhagen P. & E. R. R. M. Beecher Warren Marble Works S. B. Shiley Aving Hickory Sts Warren and Vicinity B. Shiley Pennsylvania Rail Road Philadelphia & Erie Rr Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road Erie Mail Warren Rose Corry Erie Ham Warren Acre SC Corry Oil Creek Allegheny River R. W L. S.& M.S. R. W. Warren Ls& Msr Oc& Arr O Kane Wich WM. A West Uver Dunkirk, Allegieny Valley TH. Pitts Jillam N.Y New Luvin Cc. A. Clute Erie Railway Thayer L. T. Bishop Dayton Urbana Marion Galton Ashland Akron Ravena Greenville Meadville Union City Corry Jamestown Salamanca Hornellsville Elmira Jamestown Corry Union City Ravenna Galia Urbana Iayton St. Louis J. FE. Wells & O's Allegheny Valley Railroad Allegheny River Railway Buffalo, Corry, and Pittsburgh Railroad Iwar Tidioute Lv Irvineton Red Bank New Bethlehem Brookville Reynoldsville Driftwood Palse NC J. J. Lawrence Gen’ Suj PMI Hickory Street W. Co. Rowland. Warren S. Burgess Holesale M. Waters H. R. Crowell Maryland Lands For Sale Cecil Co Maryland Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Jas. T. McCullough Law Elkton Sandy Variety Hall the Follower B. R. H. Stoddard Tam Harper's Magazine Celia Sanford Michigan Mary Kyle Dallas Mr. Greeley Texas Sam Houston Nilsson Patti Eugenie Castle Garden Plymouth Church of the Holy Saaratoga Prince Edward’s Island Georgia Hammond California St. Patrick’s Day Zoological Gardens New York City Towa Brigham Young Mississippi John Robinson Minnesota Illinois Colorado Bunker Hill Greeley (Col.) Tribune Congressional Library Nile Portland Newbury Port Mass Nebraska New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Kentucky Kansas Nevada Jerusalem Geo. W. Childs Bender Arizona N. Y Trinity St. Paul's Church Yard Broadway Trinity Corporation Muncy Willie Edmunds Philo. Times New England Society Tennessee Association Pen Polk Mexico
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