05 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1890
Page
1
Compiled notes from Washington reveal updates on silver standard support in Chile and tariff-pressing trade ideas. Officials report on Treasury appointments and legal adjustments while census data outline U S population counts and state rank shifts with commentary on 1870 inaccuracies.
In a brisk society farce, a meddling fixer names Van Bibber orchestrates a clandestine wedding for Standish and Miss Cambridge. He drafts a public ceremony at Little Church Around the Corner with celebrity guests and a yacht voyage, turning a rushed elopement into an ostentatious society affair.
Sion pays for Tae Mai and the Philadelphia Weekly Press for one year in a note announcing a subscription. The message promotes the best and cheapest reading value available.
In a New York café Van Bibber notices a young couple fleeing a scandal with a clergyman’s help sought in a directory. He recognizes the man as Standish and hurries to intervene as Standish’s elder brother appears in pursuit.
Goldfish in parlor water globes signal weather changes by restlessness and movement. They can be trained to approach a bell and even survive being frozen in ice in December and thawed in April. Goldfish arrived in this country from China about thirty years ago.
A collage of humorous bits and human interest snapshots including sly witticisms, domestic observations, and brief anecdotes. Items touch on employment, romance, humorous exchanges, fiscal quirks, and curiosities across cities like Montreal Boston Detroit and Norwich.
A dialogue on temperance in pleasures and pursuing goals. Maxims urge cheerful trust in good hopes, industrious living, and mindful conduct. Advice to avoid speaking ill of others and to treat enemies civily while ignoring evil rumors.
In a local street car quarrel, Mrs. Gazzam complains when Mrs. Jaysmith offers a seat to a younger person. The exchange shows social tensions as neighbors debate etiquette and respect on public transport.
A man named Turaccioletti fears tooth extraction and waits to see a dentist. He asks when the dentist leaves, learns he goes out at three, and says he will return at that time. The brief scene ends with the word Jury.
Do mestic and Wilson Sewing Machines offered at low prices with cash or easy payments. Call or visit office and residence at 112 East Water Street Warren Pa to save money before buying elsewhere. Ad eo.
At the last day of the International Bee Keepers Association session in Kroxuk Iowa new officers were chosen. P H Elwood of Starkville New York was elected President Eugene Secor of Forest City Iowa Vice President C P Dadant of Hamilton Illinois Secretary Ernest R Root of Medina Ohio Treasurer Albany New York was selected as site for the next meeting.
Roger Martin died in PirrspureH at age 101. Born in 1789 on a Donegal farm, he emigrated in 1864 after eviction by Lord Leitrim and settled in the United States. He was a long-time resident of this city.
Jackson Mississippi October 30 the constitutional convention approved a resolution requiring voters to read or understand the constitution or provide an intelligent interpretation when read.
Two sections of a freight train on a side track in Providence R I collided sending a steel bridge girder from a flat car into a passing coach. The impact killed two men instantly and fatally injured another.
New Parapetunia Ohio October 30. It was learned yesterday that Fred H Leider of this place who took an overdose of morphine October 25 and was believed dead was buried alive.
Franklin newspaper reports a 20 year old daughter of Thomas Beekman fell into a fireplace during a seizure on Thursday and was burned to death before help could arrive.
A 175 dollar payment secures a year of the Tun Matin and the s Phila weekly press. This deal is advertised as the best and cheapest option for reliable newspaper coverage.
The Mait office offers prompt neat and cheap job printing. Legal blanks are kept or printed to order. The Mail is entered as second class mail at Warren Post Office.
Early reports indicate two ships foundered within minutes amid a storm. Rescue efforts focus on locating survivors as authorities fear more lives lost. City officials urged calm as search operations continue along the coast.
In Cincinnati the Duckworth Club censured Governor Campbell for demanding the abolition of the old board of public improvements. He replies resigning from the club and cites indignity as motive. Other items note a Western Union telegraph strike settlement, Irish poetess Agnes McCarthy Moore’s death, Ottawa lottery advertising ruling, a Eureka Junction elevator fire, Leavenworth Times mail exclusion, and a hunter killed by his own trap.
Promoters urge readers to subscribe now for combined Main and Philadelphia weekly press for just $1.75. Emphasizes value and accessible readership with a time sensitive pitch.
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