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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1874

Page

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Local church notices and station schedule excerpt

The page lists service times for Presbyterian Evangelical Lutheran and other denominations with pastors and Sabbath School times. It also includes a detailed Erie to Corry rail schedule, arrival and departure times, and connections via LS&MS R W and Oil Creek lines with a summer timetable.

Warren Erie Ee Union Corry Hrie Oil Creek Allegheny River R. W Irvineton Allegheny R. R. W. Warren Ls& MS KRW Oc&arrw Accommodation Corr

Local Officials List for Warren County Positions

A scanned list of county offices for Warren Pennsylvania detailing names and towns for roles including Congressman state seander assembly president judge and other county posts such as sheriff prothonotary recorder treasurer county commissioners coroner district attorney and auditors. Names include C B Curtis Eric Geo H Cutter Geo W Ailen Sylvester H Davis W Wates James Gish Theodore Chase F D Reeves and Byron Sutherland among others with residence towns like Warren Tidioute Girard Spring Creek Sugar Grove Pine Grove and Farmington.

C. B. Curtis Eric Geo. H. Cutter Girard Geo W. Ailen Tidioute Lansing Dr. Wetmore Warren John P. Vincent Isaac H. Hiller Carter V. Kinnear Youngsville A. Sherigt Sylvester H. Davis W. Wates A, Paar & Recorder James Gish Geo. O. Cornelius Arren J. K. Morrison Tidieute W. G. Garcelon Spring Creek E. RK. Wheelock Sugar Grove Theodore Chase Pine Grove F. D. Reeves E. W. Mudge D. B. Peck Farmington John Fueilhart Byron Sutherland Warren, Pa

The Beautiful Past Isle and a Quiet House Lesson

An essayic tale contrasts memory’s isle with a bustling family. Mrs Turmoyle learns disciplined quiet at home but faces fever and loss when five children fall ill, testing her system. The story ends with gratitude for a lively, healthy household over total quiet.

Mark Tom Bessie Mrs. Turmoyle Willie Stone Papa Willie Maud Stone Amy Mr. Turmoyle Tillie

Extraordinary Pennsylvan ia Railroad train speeds to Trenton

A Jersey City to Trenton journey depicted as a near record run. The train covered about 57 miles in 59 minutes, averaging bursts over 80 mph with one brief stop at Newark and a slowdown near New Brunswick. Eyewitness notes describe the locomotive’s daring, engineer’s glare, and frantic scene at Newark.

New York Corning Rochester N. Y. Central Road Binghamton Albany Springfield Worcester Boston New England Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Far West Toledo Chicago Milwaukee Omaha Northwest Ae Gen’ Aneckeent Ohio P. D. Cooper Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City Trenton Newark New Brunswick O. K Elizabeth Linden Rahway Jim Monmouth Princeton

Use of Silence and Its Power in Conversation

A compact meditation on the value of silence in social interactions providing examples of affection doubt respect and conflict. It argues that measured quiet can convey acquiescence restraint or contempt and suggests silence as a refuge until calmer moments return.

The Atrocity of Blinders for Horses

A critique arguing against blinders for horses as cruel and unnecessary. The author contends blinds deprive vision, mockingly rejects the fear-reduction theory, praises a horse sense of navigation, and calls for removing check reins as a nuisance now largely abandoned in England by order of Sir George Burgoyne.

England George Burgoyne

Hebrew Reply Ends Car Swearing Dispute Aboard Train

A woman riding a New York Central train was annoyed by two men swearing aloud. She asked one student to translate his profane language into Hebrew. He agreed and she challenged him to swear in Hebrew. The exchange ends with a biblical admonition about judgment.

New York Central Railroad

It Don’t Pay to Sell Whiskey and Cause Hardship

A sermon-like critique argues whiskey sales harm workers, families, and communities. It condemns liquor traffic for poverty, jails, lunatic asylums, and crime, urging moral accountability and warning that sin will catch up with wrongdoers.

Wit and Wisdom From a Busy Penny-Press Page

A collage of humorous sayings and vignettes. Jokes about politicians, luck, and daily life mix with notes on Barnum, bank conventions, a flood of quips about newsmen, marriages, and the newsstand culture. A playful tableau of era satire with named figures and local references.

Objection Makers and the Toll of Difficulty Averse Habits

The essay argues that people who habitually raise objections become intolerable companions and hinder progress in home, social, and business life. It links this to a broader critique of restrictive fashion and poor hygiene that harms lungs, noting tight corsets and overworked lungs reduce respiratory capacity and fuel consumption of life.

Uncle Abner at 107 Rides During Fair

The Cuba Herald reports Uncle Abner Huntley aged 107 rode a four year old horse owned by C. M. Rude through a cheering crowd at the fair. The scene, accompanied by Hail to the Chief, drew widespread applause and is unlikely to be repeated by those alive today.

Abner Cuba Abner Huntley New York State C. M. Rude Anyerson United States

Philosopher questions women's stronger attachments

A modern philosopher argues it is a mistake to claim women have stronger attachments than men. He notes a man may be attached to an old hat, but questions whether a woman is ever attached to an old bonnet.

Pennsylvania Gramma Horse Butchers Pittsburgh

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Warren Mail BE. Cowan & CO Willis Cowan E. Cowan Christian Fehlman Vid U. Schwing L. L. Morrison Warver House J. H. Mitchell Lycoming Niagara, Fire Association Penn Ollice Scofield Postilice Sill, Carver & CO Sutherland, Noyes & Co First National Bank Cb. J. Hodges R. B. Stewart Post Office Carver Sextus Keller Smith's Second Street Scofield & Hooker Liberty Street G. W. Scofield F. Hooker Ball Shafter Block Carver House Ludlow Market and Second Streets B.S. Brown Johnson & Lindsey Johnson’s Exchange Warren Pa Johnson W. M. Lindsey Dinsmoor WM. W. Hazeltine Verback’s Black G. C. McDermott M. D J. A. Partridge Ss. Burgess Junius R. Clark Chas, H. Noyes Clark & Noyes Allen & Thompson Warren County Central Block G. W. Allen C. C. Thompson Brown & Schnur Attorneys At Law S. Burgess J. N. Schnur & Son Merchant Tailors Russell House J.J. Reig Water Street Hoffman Clark’s Block George Ball Brown & Stone H. E. Brown Rk, Brown C. W. Stone Greenland Brothers Keystone Block Criffins Wilbur & Allen, Attorneys At Law Scofield’s Block Over Post Office W. W. Wilbur Ss.t. Allen RB. D. Bartlet & Son Yailors Shorey Societies G.T Conewango Lodge A. W. Fr Nort Star Lodge I. O G. F Warren Longe Order W. EB. Shuri W. Waters Sec MNO Monroe WY. G C. F Kossuth Jon. Monroe C. P. BR Russell John Sill A. M WM. Lightner C. of Church Directory Presbyterian W. A. Rankin la Mand A. J. Merchant Episcopal H.S. Getz Li A Mand Revangelical Robert Mott Supheran G. A. Hingel Carnolic Father de la Roque Father Cosgrove J. Mellander Warren Ac A Pennnsylvania Nail Roa Philadelphia & the I Divisior Sunvat Philadelphia Eri Philadelphi Warren CNT Farce Ft Union Arrive At Iurie Nt Accom Warr Brie Krie Erie Mail A. Pha Ain Jo Padew Tinian Corry Warren Philadely Union Tarry T. W. Throuch Kane WM. A. Baldwin Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg RTH Titusville Garland Pittsfield Irvington Russelburg Fentonville Frewsburg A & G W Cross Falconer’s Fredonia Falconer A&g WC Y Pe Ngee Erie Reis Ian Warrew Cairn ER C. A. Clute Lake Shore Michigan Southern B’y N.Y. Accommodat Atlantic Bé& T Ch & St L Pacific Steamboat Chica Palace Bria Buffalo Ed Throu Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Exchange Street General Union Chas, Paine, Jen J. Mh. UU Allegheny Valley Railroad Buffalo, Corry, and Musburgh Fortis Meaibt Kenny Liz Kittanning Bradys Bend Retines Mlontan Gil City Red Bank New Bethlehem Brookville Reynoldsville Driftwood J.J. Lawrence Westy Galion Urbana Dayton St. Louis Kansas City Milwau Aly James Salamanca Hornellsville Eupeeees Elmira Alban Coondl Unser EGAL Geo. P. Orr & Co W.laren, PA En Hue Stone’s Stone Mrs. Stone Remington Vienna Remington Armory Lilion Sixth St Warren, Fa Boon Mead M. Beecher Cashier HIS U.S Ireland Scotland Europe National Line Liverpool Queenstown Antwerp Hamburg Bremen Havre Paris Gothenburg Christiania Coppenhagen P. & BE. R. R. M. Beecher WIT and Wisdom Barnum P. T Tullivant Illinois Leckshun M’ Dear Vic’ry Mr. Bean Miss Bacon Col. Forney London Great Eastern San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Washington The Louisville Courier Sherman Gecgner General Sherman
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