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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1893

Page

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The Silent Legion of a Nation's War Pride

A county paper recalls a subaltern’s view of Civil War valor and the common soldier’s sacrifice. Corporal William Bradley saves the regimental banner under heavy fire and endures grievous wounds as he becomes a respected lieutenant. The piece honors ordinary men who left home duties for a greater cause and forged national unity.

Indiana Brigade Corinth William Bradley Bradley Mother Chicago Herald

Unknown Graves Nourished by Eternal Stars

The excerpt mourns fallen comrades buried far from home in unknown graves. It recalls strangers lands, teary memories, and the absence of loved ones. A comforting eternal presence among the stars is said to flood these graves with sunshine and dew each day and night.

Man Dines on Street Corner on Decoration Day

Ben Jones was found eating his dinner at Fortieth and Baring streets yesterday at noon. He joked that Decoration Day has him "decorating his stomach" as he bit into western beef, making light of the holiday scene observed by the old woman.

Ben Jones Fortieth Baring Ben Chicago Graphic White Sulphur Springs Waynesville N. C Asheville James R. Love Thomas North Carolina Legion Balbam Gap Bartlett Arwood Mississippi R.T. Conley Atlanta Constitution Brentford Eyatt Thames Elliott F. Shepard Shepard Mail and Express Vanderbilt W. H W. H. Vanderbilt William K Cornelius Astors Jay Gould George Helen Helen Gould Edwin Gould Joseph Jefferson Buzzard Bay

The Daisy Queen and the Soldier

A slender boy with quiet eyes loves forest ferns foxgloves and a daisy. The town recalls the day our lifeblood was drawn away as trumpets blare. The speaker pins the boy’s favorite flower on his chest, kisses him, and sees him become a soldier along with others.

Reveille Echoes From Chain Bridge Regiments

In 1861 McClellan’s army near Washington inspired buzzing band music from Maine to California. Regimental bands, drum majors, and fifers rivaled in quicksteps as morning reveille sent soldiers from Vermont, Wisconsin, Indiana, California, and more to hail the dawn along the Potomac.

McClellan Washington Potomac Chainbridge Maine Mississippi California Wisconsin Chain Bridge Virginia Vermont Mott’s Battery Reveille Moore Scotland Bonnie Doon Green Mountaineers Willie Bonnie Dundee New Fort Indiana Joe Bowers Ike Old Missouri Pike

Pledge of Coat and Spring by Free Press Poem

A verse from the Detroit Free Press expresses a pledge of shared warmth and possession as summer approaches. The speaker renounces wine pledges while offering an overcoat to the beloved, signaling readiness to share comfort and belongings. The tone blends affectionate restraint with hopeful warmth as seasons change.

Detroit Free Press

Distressingly Worldly Dr Fourthly Sermon Call

The Rev Dr Fourthly visits Mrs Upjohn about Bella who is described as incorrigible and worldly She notes Bella refuses church attendance despite elegant new dresses and social appearances described in a Chicago Tribune report

Old accordion ta ra ra play to drive away pests

A short verse from the Boston Courier notes that loud accordion music, including ta ra ra boom de ay, is unlikely to deter pests like cats or other garden nuisances, despite various home remedies failing.

Boston Courier

Unromantic pair says it differently in life

A brief life verse contrasts poverty with care, noting a practical shift in perception. The speaker and beloved call their situation a “row,” signaling a sober, unromantic stance on their shared experience and challenges.

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F. W. Whitcomb Warren, PA Third Street M. E. Church Hoffman Block Peterson Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas, Dinsmoor Chas. A. Peterson T. Donly, J Diamond St Prinspburg Several Courts of Allegheny Co U. S. District and Supreme Courts Allegheny Yarn T. Danforth Warren Second Liberty Streets H S. Perry Water Street Woodard & Wesser J H. Donly Attorney At Law Judge Scofield Liberty Street J Norman Davies M. D. Ue Llen Higgins & Allen Allen Block Corner Second and Orren H. Allen George H. Higgins Harrison Allen Samuel G. Allen McAlpin, A R. W. Stuart D.D.S H. Meacham Justice of the Peace Front Street W P. Bagnall D. VY Chicago Veterinary College Warren County Warren Hotel Ae & Schnur Hazeltine Building W. Wilbur WM. Schnur J. Walkerman Oneida Market J W. Dunkle Hollman Block W W. Freeman Hazeltine W A. Greaves ALL & Thompson Beaty Block D. I. Ball, Co C. Thompson Andley & Parmlee Ind Johnson’s Exchange W. M. Lindsey J. D. Parmlee Franklin Typewriter Ora Universal Franklin Typewriter CO Chestnut St Philadelphia OR F. B. Jackson Commissioners’ Office Great Rock Island Iba New York Reid Fairhaven Railroad Guide Philadelphia & Erie RB. K Eastern Standard West Western New York Pennsy Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh R. R. North David Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Chicago Rock Island Peoria St. Paul Minneapolis Minnesota Watertown Sioux Falls Dakota Iowa Nebraska Des Moines Davenport Omaha Lincoln Missouri River St. Joseph Atchison Leavenworth Kansas City Rocky Mountains Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas Popeka Colorado United States Canada Mexico JNO Sebastian John Mgr Pennsylvania Sheffield Harrisburg Sunbury Lancaster Baltimore Pullman Erie Williamsport Kane Pulman Renovo Ridgway Chase. Pugh J. R. Wood Gen’l Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad Fredonia Laona Cassadaga Sinclairville Ross Mill Falconer GW Cross Frewsburg Fentonville W. Russell Orth Warren Warren, Jackson Irvington Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Grand Yeet Titusville H . Gerr -Ackley Youngsville Tri Lak Railways Jamestown Bradford C. H. KE Warre W. J. Sparks Pennsylvania Railroad Kinzua Salamanca Olean Olean Express Tidioute Tionesta Oil City Pittsburg W.S. Leffard Warren. R. Bell J. A. Fellows Exchange St Buffalo, N. Y Tionesta Valley Railroad Garfield Tiona Barnes Brookston Sheffield Junction Wolf Run Jerry Crary Boston Cincinnati St. Louis East F. H. Garfield Jamestown, N.Y David Shear India D. Shear Tim Keystone Wall Paper and Paint Store Liberty St N. K. Wendelboe D.C Earth Elmira M.I.S. T John Devlin Hatch Street Elmira, N. Y Syracuse W. J. Pitcher Henry Street Frank Prescott DeWitt Street M.I.S.T J. F. O’brien Elmira Star M.I F.C. Colson Propeller Street Railway N. Y J. D. Coleman Elliott Street N.Y W. A. Schuyler Salina St Frank Andrus Lodi Street J. P. Myers Wilbur Ave J. W. Haight Vanderbilt House Phelps Newell Street M.I. Ss. T Alastowv GEO Ball’s Store DR. McCoy East Main Street Corry Hazeltine Woolen Mills Hew-M Inter Ocean Bill Bradley Old Carnahan Carnahan Bill Goodbys William Common Bill Vicksburg Decoration Day Frank Leslie England Boys In Blue Virginia Hills Yankeeland St. Louis Republic Lane F. Woodward LE Roy U. S Treasury Department A. Carlisle Ohio Chickamauga Ohio Legislature Scott Anna Yokum Alabama College of Dentistry C. H. Green Society of Cliff Dweller Archeology of America France Sophronisba Breckinridge Kentucky Congressman Breckinridge Elizza Archard Conner Nature Pitcher’s Castoria Chicago Tribune Weaut Mary Jane Tomy Washington Star Margherita New York Press Chicago Inter Ocean Suburb New York Weekly Fashion’s Mirror New York Evening Post
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