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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1875

Page

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Local Attorneys and Businesses Advertise Services in Warren Pa

Multiple notices list Dp J Hodges attorney at law and justice of the peace with office on Water Street, Brown & Schnur and Brown & Stone attorneys, J J Reig jeweler, George Ball clothing seller, Greenland Brothers cabinet maker and coffin supplier, plus other unnamed firms in Warren Pennsylvania.

G. ©. McDermott, M.D Drs. McDermott & Peston First National Bank Warren Wilbur & Miles Merck’s Ball Messner Tit Shaffer Carver House B. Stewart Christian Fehlman Old Exchange Schwing J. H. Mitchell Lycoming Niagara, Fire Association Penn Scofield Pawbagly J. Hodges Water Street Messner & Trushel Scofield& Hooker Thorey Liberty Street Warren, Pa W. Scopleld F. Hooker Junius Declark Chas.h Noy Clark & Noyes Warren Pa Pr Uctice Second Street Allen & Thompson Tidioute Central Block Warren County W. Allen Brown & Schnur Attorneys S. Burgess J. J. Reig Hoffman & Clark’s Brown & Stone H. E, Brown Brown, Oo W. Sfone Greenland Brothers Keystone Block

The Breed of Heroes and the Cost of Waste

Bayard Taylor contrasts the noble virtues of workers and soldiers with the darker fate of squandered lives. The poem warns that selfishness and greed sacrifice brave beings while God witnesses wasted blood and lost potential.

Base Ball for 1875 Opens with Thirteen Clubs Ready

The 1875 baseball season starts with thirteen professional clubs organized across the United States. Nine clubs come from the Eastern States and four from the West, hinting at a busy schedule as teams prepare to begin practice on the first sunny day.

Bostons White Spalding O’rouke Barnes Schaffer G. Wright Leonard H. Wright McVey Beals Manning Latham Clapp McBride Anson Fisler Sutton Force Hall Eggler Richmond Gilroy Sub Atlantics Barlow Roseman Crane Patterson Nichols Kessler Pabor Clack Boyd Chigagos Hastings Zettlein Glenn Peters Warren Keerl Hines Higham Devlin Craver Bechtel Abada Sweasy McGinley Holdsworth Somerville Timmons Mason Startfords Allison Bond Mills Burdock Ferguson Carey York Remsen Cummings Harbridge Mutuals Hicks Matthews Start Nelson Hatfield Gerhardt Gedney McGee Booth New Haven Radcliffe Gould Geer Doesher Jackson Ryan Tipper Lull Philadelphia Snyder Fisher Maione McGeary Myerle Fulmer McMullin Addy Red Stockings Seward McCall Dilon Mulhall McSorley Redmond A. Blong Blong Morgan St. Louis Miller Bradley Dehlman Battin Hang Pearce Cuthbert Pike Chapman Fleet Keokuk Barnie Golding Simmons J. Miller Goldsmith Quinn S S Baker Allene Pratt Washingtonians Bancker

Winter Time Table for Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road 1874

The schedule shows westward Erie Mail from Philadelphia via Warren and Corry arriving Erie with Warren Accom from Warren to Corry then Erie. Eastward Erie Mail from Erie to Corry Warren and Philadelphia with connections at Erie to L S M S and at Corry to OC ARRW. Through locals and freights carry passengers between Erie Outer Depot and nearby points. Note Erie time is 20 minutes slower than Philadelphia time.

Philadelphia & Erie Erie Mail Philadelphia Warren Oeay Corry Erie Corry Warren Accom Oil Creek Allegheny River R. W L. S.& M.S. R. W. Warren Ls& Msrw Oc&arrw WM. A. Baldwin Gene

Time Table No 8 Takes Effect November 15 1874

No 8 Time Table announces Sunday November 15 1874 as the start date for Warren time railway schedule. General Superintendent Hayer and Ass't Supt Clute with Agent Bishop of Warren are listed.

Han Warren S Hayer A. Clute L. T. Bishop

Rail timetable notes for 1874 lines and stops

Condensed timetable for Allegheny Valley Oil Creek and Allegheny River lines with connections to Buffalo Customers and Tittsburgh Railroad showing Nov 23 1874 schedule. Stops include Ittsburg Ar Kittanning Ly R Bk Junction Bradys Bend Parker Emlenton Franklin Oil City Titusville Cor Magille Buffalo Arrive and depart.

Allegheny Valley Railroad Oil Creek & Alegheny River Ittsburg Ar. Kittanning Ly R Bk Bradys Bend Parker Emlenton Franklin Oil City Titusville Cor Magille Buffalo

Atlantic and Great Western Rail Road Time Table 1874 Adoptions

The timetable lists daily trains on main line from Cincinnati to New York with sleeping coaches on trains 1 2 3 and 12 and daily service to Louisville for certain trains. It details connections at Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Corry Corning Binghamton and Cleveland and notes stop over rules and ticketing requirements. W B Shattuc and P D Cooper are named officials.

Cincinnati New York Louisville Mansfield Pittsburg Ft. Wayne Chicago Ravenna Cleveland & Pittsburg Meadville Union and Corry Corning Rochester NY Central Binghamton Albany Springfield Worcester Boston New England Cleveland Toledo Milwaukee Omaha Northwest W. B. Shattuc Gen Cingionett Ohio P. D. Cooper Ohio Pcpate Cprereereeee Incinnatio Dalon Urbana Marion Galion Ashland Union City Seneeenseeee Corr Jamestown Salamanca Hornellsville Elmira Alba Sceneres Colt Y Meadyie Greenvilles Yam Warren Akron Tenes Dayton Aueeneeenene Srees St. Louis Eeeeee Denne

Spelling Schools After Hiawatha

This poetic piece celebrates spelling bees with images of students, teachers, and an umpire consulting dictionaries. It recalls challenging words like fuchsia and ipecacuanha and notes the embarrassment of mis-spellings and the changing English language.

Nap the Brave Dog Saves Banker in War

Alick recounts how his dog Nap, a crossbreed with fearsome teeth, saved him $50,000 during wartime. While treasurer of Grafton Drilling Company he faced a burglary risk after bringing home a large cash payment, leading to a tense decision to split funds between his house and room. The tale ends with Nap as loyal guardian and savior.

Frank George Alick Grafton Drilling Company Old Evans Boston

Nap the Swindle Dog Exposed as India Rubber Hoax

A tale of a house robbery with a missing $25,000 shifts from a daring break in to a punch line. Alick reveals the famed guard dog Nap was a fraud using springs and a concealed mechanism to simulate a growl and a jump, leaving the burglar frightened and revealing the laundry list of deception. The confession implicates a bookkeeper in the gang and ends with the dog debunked as a public ruse.

Old Evans Nap Alick Paris

Population by faith across continents in Ravenscroft's table

The text presents a breakdown of world population by region Asia Africa America Oceanica Europe and groups Heathen Mohammedan Jews and Christians with counts. It then tallies Heathen Mohammedan Jews and Christians for total figures and notes language diversity and a future Hudson tunnel capacity estimate.

Ravenscroft World Asia Africa America Europe

The River Pilot Lessons and Domestic Farces

A long excerpt on steamboat piloting trains courage in novices with a practical prank by Mr B to test fear. It recounts a crossing near island 66, the novice’s panic under “Deep four” and the mentor’s mock help, ending with a hard lesson on maintaining confidence. The piece also shifts to humor about a division street wife burning clothes pins to force her lazy husband to fetch kindling, yielding an at-home denouement.

Mr. B Cairo New Orleans Island 66 Mark Twain Ben Tsay Benson Division Street Martha Ann Johnson Reuben Wheeler Johnson Mrs. Johnson Johnson Danbury News

Tilton Beecher case mentions no accusations of kissing Morse

The statement notes that thus far no party involved in the Tilton Beecher case is accused of kissing Mrs. Morse or Mrs. Beecher.

Tilton-Beecher Mrs. Morse Mrs. Beecher

Commercial low mood and stagnation in trade in Britain and US

The article notes a shared downturn in both nations domestic and foreign trade with reduced production and sales. It cites 1875 first weeks figures for New York exports at 63.6 million vs 73.8 and 69.4 million in prior years and similar British declines, suggesting a bottoming of the crisis is not yet evident.

Great Britain United States New York Tribune

Beck Portrayed as Ajax by Clemner in Chicago Paper

Mrs. Mary Clemmer writes a vivid portrait of Hon. James B. Beck of Kentucky in a Chicago article calling him an Ajax for strength and intellect. She now targets the compositor who misspelled it as A jack.

Mary Clemmer James B. Beck Kentucky Chicago Ajax

Rifle find in Salina adds to Boone collection

A new Daniel Boone rifle was found in Salina Kansas bringing the total to 2 784 923 rifles across thirteen states according to local reports.

Daniel Boone Salina Kansas

Churches clash with theatre as fruits reveal true charity

The piece argues against church antagonism toward actors noting Dan Bryant’s charity to his family and contrasting it with church neglect of widows and orphans. It cites theatrical generosity during hard times and questions Christian priorities, urging proper care for the needy at home.

Dan Bryant Varley Hippodrome New York N. Y. Com. Advertiser

Also Mentioned on This Page

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