Through Trains for Warren from East and South
Rail timetable listing multiple daily trains to Warren with departure and arrival times from New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Kane Ridgway Sheffield and unspecific services. Pullman sleeping cars Philadelphia to Erie Washington to Williamsport and Philadelphia Erie passenger coaches Erie. Signatories CHAS E PUGH and J R WOOD.
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Sheffield
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Pullman
Sunbury
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Erie
Williamsport
Kane
Warren
Ridgway
Chas. E. Pugh
J. R. Wood
Trains South and North Schedule Fragments Included
Train times for No. 3 and No. 1 along with scattered morning and afternoon departures listed between Dunkirk and Titusville. Stations include Dunkirk Fredonia Laoma Casadaga Sinclairville Ross Mill Falconer Frewsburg Fentonville Ackley's Russellburg North Warren Warren Irvington Youngsville Pittsfield and Torpedo with multiple arrival and departure readings.
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Dunkirk Ar
Fredonia
Laoma
Casadaga
Sinclairville
O Getty
Ross Mill
Falconer
Cross
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Ackley’s
Russellburg
North Warren
Titusville
Grand Valley
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Warren
N. Warren
Russell
Ackley
Junction
Dunkirk
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Jamestown
Bradford
Co. H. Ketcilam
C. E. Batcheller
Trains to Warren depart for Irvington Tid ioute Tionesta Oil City and Pittsburg
Warren passengers receive time and full information from S. Leffard, agent, Warren, with R. Bell, general superintendent, and J. A. Fellows, general passenger agent, at No 84 Exchange St., Buffalo, N Y. The service includes Pittsburg Express and Oil City Express departures.
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Warren
Irvington
Tidioute
Tionesta
Oil City
Pittsburg
Oil City Express
S. Leffard
Warren. R. Bell
J. A. Fellows
Exchange St
Buffalo, N. Y
Local Department Stores Promote Deep Cash Deals
David Shear announces that buyers have secured choicest domestic and foreign market productions for cash and urge early purchases due to unusually low prices and limited production of desirable styles.
Harper's Magazine and Annual Agriculture Report
Harper's Magazine outlines a centennial celebration with studies of the West and European war plates, fiction by W D Howells and others, and multiple Harper titles priced per year. The Third Annual Agriculture Report reports rising farm values in 1891, record exports, pork import discussions, meat inspection, and calls for a unified food safety system plus weather bureau expansion.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Rusk
Germany
Denmark
Italy
United States
America
Department
Kansas
Department of the Weather Bureau
Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine Subscriptions Rates
The notice lists subscription prices for Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine per year, includes Harper's Bazar and Harper's Young People, with rates for States Canada and Mexico. The text presents pricing tiers without additional context or dates.
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Harrper's Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Young People
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper's Magazine
Harper’s Young People
Harper’s Magazine
Harper’s
Daring train robbery near Milwaukee shocks passengers
An express train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line was held up near Western Union Junction by six to eight robbers. They dynamited the express car and looted the messenger’s private safe, with most money being drafts and thus stoppable. Twenty two detectives joined the case as the train proceeded to Milwaukee for repairs.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwest
Western Union Junction
Racine
Western Union Station
Chicago
Freman
Murphy
Averill
McKay
Messenger Murphy
Dodsworth
Minneapolis
Evangelist Sam Small Beaten by Saloon Keeper in Atlanta
Sam Small, famed evangelist, was assaulted by Tom Minor, a saloon-keeper, after delivering a prohibited address to a large crowd at Atlanta's prohibition hall. Minor struck Small with force, causing a split lip and a bruised nose. Small accused Minor of deserting his family and starving them.
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Atlanta
Sam Small
Tom Minor
Small
Prohibition Hall
Literary figures and birthdays noted in 19th century letters
SrRviA's boy king writes verses. Rupyarp KipiNe born in Bombay in Christmas week 1865. Paris correspondent Biewicz sends dispatches in French translated in Times office. Freeman writes Sicily history. Ed mond de Goncourt, seventy, begins twelve monographs on Japanese artists. Lorp Tennyson and William Black are warm to Mary Anderson Navarro. Walter Jerrold writes new Life of Faraday with original details. Putnam, sister of James Russell Lowell, survives the poet's generation. her eighty-first birthday in December.
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Biewicz
Paris
London Times
Times
Freeman
Sicily
Edmond de Goncourt
Lorp Tennyson
William Black
Mary Anderson Navarro
England
Walter Jerrold
Faraday
Mary Lowe
Putnam
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Internal Revenue Report Details Sugar Bounty Impact
The annual Internal Revenue report shows 1890 1891 receipts totaling 147,085,415 with spirits tax 85,335,963 and tobacco 32,796,270. It notes 795 illicit stills seized and a large stock of spirits on hand 112,921,457 gallons as of June 30 1891, plus bounty projections for sugar producers and estimated payouts.
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Mason
Uncle Sam's Treasury
Wasu Hineton
Internal Revenue
Bureau
United States
Depew Delivers Eulogy for Charles Stewart Parnell in NYC
In New York City on November 16 Chauncey M. Depew gave a masterly memorial address for Charles Stewart Parnell at the Academy of Music. The hall overflowed with notable Irish figures and American attendees including Governor elect McKinley. wreaths from Cork and Polish societies adorned the stage as Depew delivered the tribute.
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Chauncey M. Depew
New York City
New York
Charles Stewart Parnell
Academy of Music
Parnell
Depew
Elect McKinley
Ohio
Margaret Hogan
Cork
Glasneven
O’connell
Small-pox epidemic in Harris Neck Georgia prompts federal action
Surgeons general letter from Georgia’s governor cites small-pox at Harris Neck Liberty County twenty miles north of Darien and asks the marine hospital service to lead response. Orders sent to Blackbeard Island quarantine station to begin immediate measures to stamp out the outbreak.
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Georgia
Washineaton
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Harris Neck
Liberty County
Darien
Board of Health
J. H. White
United States
Blackbeard Island
Arnica Oil Liniment Praised for Clothing Safe Use
A health ad notes Arnica and Oil Liniment is not offensive, will not stain clothing or the skin, and is recommended for general use. Morris and Mullen, N. C. Allen.
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Morris & Mullen
N. C. Allen
Gale Ravages English Coasts With Severe Losses At Sea
A furious November gale sweeps British shores causing multiple shipwrecks and many deaths. The French schooner Edirimi foundered near Hythe. the Bienvenue from Glasgow was driven ashore at Sandgate with lifeboat crews lost and others rescued after a long struggle. The T. P. Pfluger wreck near Hastings left seventeen crew and five passengers to endure hours in the rigging before rescue. Dover Calais Ostend service suspended. numerous fishing smacks and coasting schooners lost amid ongoing chaos.
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England
London
Edirimi
Hythe
Sandgate
Glasgow
T. P. Pfluger
San Francisco
Hastings
Dover
Calais
Boulogne
Folkestone
British
Ostend
National League Awards 1891 Pennant to Boston Club
Directors meet at Fifth Avenue hotel confirm pennant for 1891 to Boston. Nick Young reelected president and treasurer. League plans to curb the Association and offer 35 cent field seats on nonholiday grounds to attract crowds.
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New York
National Baseball League
Fifth Avenue
Hart
Chicago
Boston
Day
Nick Young
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York City
Young
Illinois Central Engineer Causes Collision Near Jackson
A southbound Illinois Central passenger train and a northbound freight collided twelve miles north of Jackson, Tennessee, on Wednesday afternoon. Four men were killed, including engineer William Hellsman and fireman Walter Spence, with James Homer of Milan as a death victim. one Jackson passenger, C. Scott, was injured internally.
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Ilinois
Jackson
Tenn
Illinois Central
Here
Oakfield
William Hellsman
Walter Spence
Tom McGee
James Homer
Milan
C. Scott
Government sues to recover 75,000 acres along railroad
The largest suit in Alabama history was filed in Birmingham federal court. The government targets the Tennessee and Coosa Railroad Company and others over 75,000 acres from Gadsden in Etowah county to Gunter's Landing in Marshall county. The government seeks a receiver as it claims the land right was never relinquished. the railroad has sold and improved much of the disputed property, with the case valuing in the millions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
United States
Tennessee & Coosa Railroad Company
Gadsilen
Etowah County
Gunter’s Landing
Marshall County
German Banks in Berlin Face Deposit Runs and Panic
In Berlin and across Germany a financial panic follows recent bank failures and crises. Depositors flood banks seeking withdrawals while markets weaken in Europe with disorganized prices and fears of a lasting upheaval in the private banking system.
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Beeruiy
London
Paris
Berlin
Europe
Germany
Disappearing Cherry Ripe Model Found in London
A telegraph summary notes the model known as Cherry Ripe, whose disappearance stirred murder suspicions, has been located and returned to London. Other items include bank official W F Baird's arrest in San Francisco for forgery, Lord Stanley possibly resigning as Canada governor general to become viceroy of India, and a large fire in Lexington Nebraska causing nearly 100000 dollars in damage.
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London
W. F. Baird
Madera Bank
San Francisco
Lord Stanley
Canada
India
Lexington
Neb
Billy Emerson
Wheeler Opera House
Toledo
United States
Amos Moynahan
Martin Healy
Windsor
Ont
Duluth
Minn
Sarah
Victoria
B. C
James Hoye
Kenosha
Wis
Oliver Hoye
Rio Janeiro
Hong Kong
South Moulton
Devonshire
Lord Lymington
Lambert
Explorer De Brazza Reported Killed in Africa Expedition
London reports the famed explorer De Brazza, who recently departed for Africa with about 350 men toward Lake Chad, has been killed. He aimed to reach deeper into Muslim Arab regions deemed hostile to civilization.
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London
de Brazza
Africa
Banghi
Lake Tchad
Remains of Lawyer Bard Found In River
The body of W. P. Bard, prominent attorney who vanished ten days ago, was recovered from the Schuylkill River near Reapina, Pa. It was believed he had gone west after not being seen since the evening of November 4.
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Reapina
W. P. Bard
Schuylkill River
Knights of Labor Propose AFL Harmony Pact With Unions
The Knights of Labor general assembly proposes a plan to end clashes with AFL unions and allied bodies. It calls for mutual recognition of working cards and labels, joint acceptance of dues, and rules on membership. If AFL rejects, K of L officers would address American workers.
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American Federation of Labor
K. of L. General Assembly
Torxeno
Knights
Federation of Labor
Birmingham
Ala
K. of L
Dhions
Knights of Labor
Ali Lsbela
K of L
Federation
Assembly of Knights of Labor
Workingmen of America
General
General Assembly
Florida Knights
Five Corpses Found in Columbus Fire Ruins
A deadly early morning blaze on North High street Columbus destroyed the Bethers family of Charles Bethers 30 Elizabeth 28 Carrie 9 Myrtie 6 James 3. Firemen fought dense smoke two hours before control. A neighborhood girl found a naked arm among the ruins confirming five deaths. mantel clock stopped at 3 35 a m.
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Columbus
O. Columbus
North High Street
Charles Bethers
Elizabeth
Carrie
Myrtie
James
Century magazine previews grand 1892-4 programme
The Century unveils its 1892-4 plan with Kipling and Balestier's Naulahka opening, Edgar Nye autobiographies, and a strong farmer oriented future including The Food Supply of the Future. It promises articles on government policy, farm cooperation, and planned illustrated pieces on Columbus and New York life. Subscription price is $4 to The Century Co., Union Square, New York.
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Ticles
Farmers, &C
The
Century
Rudyard Kipling
Wolcott Balestier
Colorado
India
Edgar W. Nye
Bill Nye
Department of Agriculture
New York
Metropolis
Players’ Club
Edwin Booth
Brander Matthews
Robert H. Fletcher
Marjorie
Papa
Laura KE. Richards
William O. Stoddard
Charles KE. Carryl
Davy
Frances Courtenay Baylor
Thomas Nelson Page
Mary E. Wilkins
Mary Hallock Foote
Richard Malcolm Johnston
Octave Thanet
General O. O. Howard
J. T. Trowbridge
Sehwatka
Columbus
William the Conqueror
Great
American
Arizona
National Guard
Julian Ralph
St. Nicholas
Century Co
Union Square
N. Y
St Nicholas Magazine Offered Free Sample to Parents
The publishers of St Nicholas invite fathers and mothers to request a free sample copy to consider a yearly children's magazine. The text highlights esteemed contributors from 1873 onward, previews 1892 serials and articles, and promotes applied Christianity through stories and illustrations.
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St. Nicholas
Tennyson
Longfell
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Mcalpine
R. W. Stuart
D. D.S
Third Street
Warren, Pa
H. Meacham
Justice of the Peace
Cornelius
Front Street
Allen
Attorney At Law
Allen Block
Bagnall
D. Y
Chicago Veterinary College
Warren County
Liberty St
Warren A
Pp & Trunkey
Attorneys At Law
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
J. H. Donly
W.g. Trunkey
R & H. BE. Brown
Attorneys
Law
First National Bank
J. A. Partridge
New Waters Block
Llen, Higgins & Allen
Second and
Liberty Streets
Orren
George H. Higgins
Harrison Allen
A & Schnur
Hazeltine
W. W. Wilbur
Yee Cable & Peterson
Scofield Block
Water Street
Dinsmoor
Jas, Cable
A. Peterson
M Walkerman
Oneida Market
Spenen
L. Agnew
Market and
Second Streets
J W. Dunkle
Waters’ Block
W W. Freeman
John F. McPherson
E Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Verback
Wahs Greaves
H J. Muse
Hoffman Block
Ia & Thompson
Beatymex
B. I. Ball, Thompson
Ene. Lindsey & Parmlee
Diece
Johnson’s Exchange
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Parmler
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie
BR. B
Eastern Standard
Pennsylvania
B. R. West
Auven
Allegheny Valley
Hgh R
H. S. Thomas
Third St
Liberty
Offerle & Son
McClure & Co
Wm. Richardson & Co
Locke
Areer Ios
GEO
Ball’s Store
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad
Napa Pennsylvania
Kinzua
Salamanca
Olean
Loval
Olean Express
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Outhward
Garfield
Tiona
Barnes
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Wolf Run
Shefield
Jerry Crary
Amann & Lesser, Ferd
Emile
Carver House
MAIL
Philadelphia Weekly Press
David Shear
Main Street
Great West
Danube
Black Forest
Black Sea
Poultney Bigelow
F. D. Millet
Mr. Miller
Alfred Parsons
T. de Thulstrup
W. D. Howells
T. B. Aldrich
R. H. Davis
A. Conan Doyle
Margaret Deland
Miss Woolson
Harper's Periodicals
Post Office
Harper & Brothers
American Products
Harpers Weekly. Illustrated
Army
Department of
Caspar W. Whitney
George William Curtis
Harper’s Periodicals
Harper’s Weekly
Walter Besant
Mrs. Oliphant
Marion Harland
Helen Marshall North
T. W. Higginson
Bazar
Harper’s Bazar
Leach
JOS, Fleming & Son
Pittsburgh
Joseph Fleming & Son
Market Street
Lanesmedicine
iLane
Pitcher’s Castoria
Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad
Srrvia
Rupyarp KipiNe
Bombay
Omaha
Clarkson
Green
Pike County
George David
Simon P. Field
David
Field
National League
John Hutchins
Cleveland
John
Joshua R. Giddings
Congress
Naulahka
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