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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1874

Page

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Local Church Services and Officials Listed in Warren Pa

Church schedules for multiple denominations in Warren Pennsylvania list pastors service times and Sabbath School hours. Officials named include Congressman Q B Curtis State Senator Gee H Cutler Assemblyman Geo W Allen President Judge Lansing D Wetmore and other local judiciary.

Q. B. Curtis Evie Gee H. Cutler Girard Geo. W. Allen Tidioute Lansing D. Wetmore Warren John F. Vincent Erie Isaac H. Filler Carter V. Kinnear Youngsville Sherig Sylvester H. Davis Starling W. Waters

Summer Time Table for Philadelphia and Erie Rail Roads

On and after Sunday June 21 1874 trains on the Philadelphia Erie Rail Road run with connections at Corry Warren Irvington Oil Creek and Allegheny River. The schedule lists mail west and eastbound departures arrivals with local freights and accommodation trains and notes faster service by Erie RR. Special timetables include through to Chicago and New York via connections at Titusville Corry and Dunkirk with multiple stations and times.

Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road Carr Mail L. 8 Oil Creek Allegheny River K. W Corry Kane Erie Philadelphia WM. A. Baldwin Dunkirk Fredonia Falconer’s A&g Frewsburg Fentonville Russelburg Warren Irvington Youngsville Pittsfield Garland Titusville Erie Ri New York Corning Rochester N.Y. Central Road Binghamton Albany Springfield Worcester Boston All Point New England Toeveland Cincinnati Louisville Missouri Kansas Far West Cleveland Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Omaha Northwest W. B. Shattuc Gen’s P.daan Cine Oonel Erintenden Ohio Pate

Sleep Darling Sleep Our Dead Baby in God's Care

A bereaved family lays their infant to rest with words of shared grief and faith. They speak of tears and aching hearts as they surrender the child to divine care, trusting reunion in eternity. The poem clings to memory and hopeful solace in the Redeemer’s bosom.

Be temperate in all things a warning to every life

The poem warns that drink and reckless living threaten soul and body. It questions debt from fast living and past shameless gain, urging temperance as a path to avoid ruin and danger in life. It recalls Paul’s counsel and notes the fragility of human nature.

Adam Paul

A Little Mistake Ends in Unlikely Union

David Dobkins schemes a marriage for Lavinia Timkins with his nephew Harry Hazlehurst in a bustling country home. A mix up at the altar reveals the lovers were misread, prompting a sudden engagement between David and Lavinia’s housekeeper Mrs. Mifflin and a plan for a future will that favors his wife.

David Dobbins Harry Hazlehurst Mrs. Mifflin Harry David Mr. Dobkins Mr. Dobbins Dobbins Gosling Har David Dobkins Lavinia Miss Tiffts Henry Lavinia Timkins Mrs. Hazlehurst

The Beauty Edifice of a Cosmetic Parlor Visit

Don Pratt describes a New York cosmetic establishment selling vegetable enamel and beauty aids. He demonstrates how makeup products create a flawless complexion, blush, and even blue-vein tracing, then expands to eyelashes brows ear nails and teeth, claiming extensive cosmetic artistry for a fashionable look. He notes such treatments are common among Washington elites and summer resort circles.

Don Pratt New York City Miss Blank Washington

Brooklyn Steamer Explosion Sinks Vessel Killing Many

In Detroit on October 22 an explosion tore the Northern Transportation Co steamship Brooklyn apart as it neared Chicago. The disaster instantly sank the ship with heavy loss of life. The Cuba ahead rescued most survivors and transported the injured to hospital. Crew numbered about twenty and passengers seven to ten. Officials cite boiler trouble from low water as the likely cause. The ship carried a miscellaneous cargo worth $25,000.

Detroit Northern Transportation Co Brooklyn Ogdensburg Chicago Cuba Brown

Mark Twain Declines Commencement Visit Over Cold

Mark Twain writes from Harthorp Connecticut on October 5 1874 declining a College commencement invitation due to a severe cold. He recounts a rambling year of remedies from hot baths to warm salt water and a sheet bath ending with a mustard plaster eaten by his son Clemens, and notes his reluctance to travel to New York for medical reasons.

Cortland Street New York Uncle Sam Young Clemens Clemens S. L. Clemens Mark Twain

Erie county notes mix of jokes, laws, and local notices

A collage of anecdotes and facts from Pennsylvania towns highlights hay prices in Erie, fire department staffing in Williamsport, and a range of local items. It cites historic quirks, a Lock Haven church robbery, German centenarian in Tioga, and rail line chatter about Vanderbilt speeding by towns, with broader references to schools and Odd Fellows membership.

Erie Bucks Montgomery Fharrisburg Lock Haven Williamsport Pennsylvania Switzerland John Paul Capitol Harrisburg Blair Cameron Tioga County Kansas Josh Billings Covington Pittsburgh Adderzook West Chester Board of Pardons Erie Conference Kingsley Allegheny College Amelia Comodore Vanderbilt New York Central Syracuse Rochester Frank Cowan Pennsylvania Railroad

Warning on Explosive Oils Sold as Common Substitutes

The Maine State Assayer and Oil Inspector, Mr Bartlet, warns the public about oils sold under names like arline gasoline liquors kerosene that are actually benzine or naptha. Tests show they ignite below 60 F and emit explosive vapor below room heat. Some samples could not be distinguished from benzine and one labeled kerosene proved to be purified benzine.

Maine Bartlet

Longest Venison Cut Killed by Tionesta Hunter

On Friday John Guyton of Tionesta shot a buck weighing dressed two hundred forty three pounds after head and neck were cut off. It is described as the heaviest venison chunk known to the area’s oldest hunters.

John Guyton Tionesta

Subterranean River Suggested for Great Lakes

A historical note proposes a hidden river flowing from Lake Superior through Huron to Ontario. It links depth levels and water balance with the presence of salmon and herring in connected lakes, and cites Niagara Falls as a possible entry point for fish into the upper lakes, suggesting periodic obstructions could explain water flux.

Lake Erie Lake Ontario Gulf of St. Lawrence Lake Huron Michigan Superior Ontario Detroit Lake Superior Huron St. Lawrence Falls of Niagara

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Warren NW E. Cowan & CO KE. Cowan Willis Cowan Editors and Proprietors Christian Fehlman Vid Schwing L. L. Morrison Carver House J. H. Mitchell Lycoming Niagara, Fire Association Penn Los Atlice Scofield Post Ifice Zugly Sill, Carver & Co., Co Sutherland, Noyes &Surance First National Bank Warren, Pa Iujants P. J. Hodges Aolice Water Street Messner & ‘Trussels K. B. Steward Post Vffice Louis Sexlus Keller Smith's Second Street Zaug Suofield & Hooker S F. Looker Liberty Street G. W. Ludfield Ball Shaffer Ludlow House Market Second Streets B.S. Brown Johnson & Lindsey Office No Johnson's Exchange Warren Pa. P. Johnson W. M. Lindsey WM. V. Hazeltine Verback Nex Brary G. C. McDermott M.D J. A. Partridge Burgess Junius BR Clark Chas H. Noyes Allen & Thompson Elrors At Law Central Block Warren County C. Thompson G. W. Allen Brown & Schnur Attorneys Ss. Burgess Kirst National Bank Warren Pa J. N. Schnur & Son Merchant Tailors Russell House J. J. Reig Water Street Hoffman& Clark’s George Ball Brown & Stone First National Bank- Warren H. BE. Brown R. Brown C. W. Stone HH. E. Brown Greenland Brothers Keystone Block Wilbur & Allen, Attorneys At Law Scofield’s Block Over Post Office W. Wilbur Ss. T. Allen R. D. Bartlet & Son I. O.of G.T Conewango LodGe North Star Lodge 1. O O. F Warren LodGe Order Ww. E. Surin WM. Lightner C. of Church Directory Pressyterian W. A. Rankin Merhapistt A. J. Merchant Episcopal Getz Evangelical Robert Mott G. A. Brugel Lam Father de la Roque Father Cosgrove J. Mellander Creichrs Register & Recorder James M.ish Geo. O. Cornelius Warren J. R. Morrison Rpieur Pennsylvania Rail Road Philadelphia & Erie Eer AT Warre Iiladespita Warren Union Warr - Cor Uni Iurie Aera Eri Rt Oe Ory A Ae “ Arr Com Hadsilwam Union. Corry Unio Carr Erie Unio M West Itriey Dumaire Alleghenny Valley Piptsbure Rose C. A. Clute Ass’t Rit. Day Iits Ailway Tin Ian Warre Yer Lakeshore Michigan Southern R’y N.Y. Accommodat Atlantic B& T Ch & St L Pacific Chicas Bougezage Voing EA Dewia Buffalo Mn Railway Ed Throu Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Exchange Street General Union Chas. Paine Gen Sup’t S. Ry J. A. Burch Eastern Allegheny Valley Railroad Allegheny River Railway Buffalo, Corey Pittsburg Kittanning Liv Bradys Bend Parker Ementon Franklin Oil City Ly Oil City Vurry Irvineton Red Bank New Bethlehem Brookville Reynoldsville Driftwood Southw Ward Lawrence Jamestown Salamanca Hornellsville Corning Elmira Eeeeeeee Erlssre WIM Westward Meadville Leavittsburg Aktron Mansfield Galion Urbana Dayton Louisville St. Louis Kansas City N.y.ex C. Ex Que Remington Morrs Nive Remington Machine Vienna Remington Armory Illiom Sixt St NEW Firm Geo. P. Orr & Co Warren, Fa Boonmead M. Beecher Cashier HIS U.S England Ireland Scotland Europe National Line Liverpool Maemnogg Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Paris Gothenburg Christiania Coppenhagen P.E. R. R. M. Beecher Timkin Timkins Ron Werrible Lake Prof Haskley Palestine Neeeae White Mountains Josh John Bull
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