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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1876

Page

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Ten E Eighty-Tenee Takes Effect Sunday June 11 1876 Train Schedule

A historical railway timetable notes departures and arrivals from Titusville to Dunkirk Buffalo and other stops. It lists numerous stations including Garland Pittsburg Frewsburg Falconer's and Irvington with times ranging from early morning to late afternoon. C A Clute and David McCargo are named as officials.

Titusville Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Irvington Warren Russelburg Fentonville Frewsburg A & GW Falconer’s Fredonia Dunkirk Buffalo East Buffalo

Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Time Table 1876

Time table adopted April 17 1876 shows eastward trains No 2 and No 6 from Cincinnati through Dayton Urbana Marion Ravena Warren Greenville Meadville L10 pm Union City Corry 2.57 am 4.0 pm 3.50 am 5.45 pm 4.55 am 10.20 am 8.20 am 10.38 am 12.26 pm 7.2 pm 8.00 pm Boston 1.40 am No 1 trains run daily except Mondays with palace sleeping coaches on 1 2 3 12 and hotel coach on 3 12. Connections at Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Union Corry Jamestown Binghamton Cleveland Cincinnati and other points noted. W B SHATTUC Gen Pass Agt Cincinnati P D COOPER Gen Supt Cleveland.

Beatisstas Cincinnati Dayton Urbana Marion Ravena Warren Greenville Meadville Union City Corry Boston Salaman Jamestown Ravenna Akron Ashland Mansfield Galion Wlayton Seeppeteee Louisville St. Louis Cleveland Toledo Chicago Palace New York Leavittsburg Pittsburg Fort Wayne Baltimore & Ohio Cleveland & Pittsburg Union and Corry Buffalo Niagara Falls Binghamton Albany Springfield Worcester New England Milwaukee Omaha Northwest W. B. Shattuc Gen Pass

Oil firm failure shocks rival oil men and investors

The collapse of the Seaboard Pipe Line venture shocks oil men as the P. T. line shows only 5000 barrels left though gauge listed 146,884. President Henry Harley and Capt. Hughes face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. bail set at 104,000 for Harley. Captain Jones arrested for larceny in a related matter. receiver R. D. Fletcher named for the Pennsylvania Transportation company.

Seaboard P. T Henry Harley F. W. Mitchell Hughes Joseph Dilworth Pittsburg Harley Capt J. T. Jones Seaboard Pipe Line Company Major Wilson Pennsylvania Transportation Line Messrs. Tanner & Bouger William Warmcastle Thomas Larsen Jones R. D. Fletcher Titusville Pennsylva Transportation Company

How to Burn Coal Effectively in Fireplaces

Instruction from Hall's Journal of Health on feeding coal. Do not overload fires. add small amounts often to prevent heat loss and discomfort. Stirring should occur as new coal is near kindle to keep heat uniform and conserve fuel.

Hall

Parker and Butler Connected by Narrow Gauge Road

The line between Parker and Butler is now connected by a narrow gauge road. Rails have been laid and several special trains have already run on the route.

Parker Butler Gaage

Gentle maidens urged to duties at home and table

The piece exhorts women to elevate home life through devotion to parents and younger siblings, cheerful work, and helpful domestic duties. It argues for polite conduct at home, care in dress, and respect for elders, paired with practical kitchen counsel like browning pies and proper cooking.

Exposition Admissions and Revenue Compared to Paris Expo

The article notes our Exposition may reach 10,000,000 in admissions versus 8,805,091 at Paris in 1867. Cash receipts are expected near 4,000,000 compared with just over 3,000,000 at Paris. Higher Paris fees are cited as a reason for the revenue gap.

Paris

Pine Tree Cut on Mr Horn Property in Clearfield County

A pine tree was felled last week on Mr. Horn’s property in Clearfield county. It measured thirty six inches at the butt and yielded six sixteen foot saw legs. The top end remained fifteen inches last visible.

Horn Clearfield County

The Kitchen as a Science of Domestic Economy

An 19th century exhortation extols kitchen economy taste and neatness as foundations of happiness. It argues that good housekeeping can be achieved in small homes with disciplined practice and education for girls in domestic science.

October crop returns show mixed yields nationwide

The Department of Agriculture digest reveals a near one sixth drop in wheat yield with higher quality. Rice down four percent, oats down twenty three, buckwheat average, sorghum and tobacco near normal. Corn and cotton uncertain though cotton may rival 1875’s large yield. Middle States buck the trend with higher output.

Department of Agriculture Middle States

Coachman Behind Time on Mountain Road

An outside passenger pleads for caution on a perilous northern Scotland mountain road. The driver retorts that lives and limbs matter little to him as he pushes to avoid being behind time.

Scotland

Editorial Test Skewers Promising Youth’s Logic

A verdant youth applying for an editorial post endures a sharp screening of odd questions and math riddles. The examiner’s final blast, a baffling geometry problem, leaves him defeated as the room resumes its routine duties.

Daniel Deronda as Bohemian Vindication and Elite Satire

A critical appraisal argues George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda vindicates Bohemian culture by exposing the shallow pretensions of "best society." It praises Grandcourt’s elegance while condemning his motives and status, suggesting caste runs deep in humanity and even Bohemia harbors a form of elite perception.

Daniel Derenda Daniel Deronda Grandcourt Warner Bohemia St. James Victoria

See a Man at Ford's Grand Opera House

A man connected with a city newspaper staff visited Ford's Grand Opera with a beautiful young lady. After the first act of Two Men of Sandy Bar he left to “see a friend” but she warned she would excuse him forever if he went. He stayed, trying to reassure her, and the episode prompted a temperance reflection on gentlemen leaving acts for drink.

America Klumbus Adam Ebenezer Ebenezer Adam Palestine Sahara Ford’s Sandy Bar Baltimore American

Poultry Thief Accused by Gentleman in Racist Exchange

A man chased a supposed poultry thief, a Black person, after the suspect allegedly tried to claim poultry. He argued the thief was coaching Chinese and claimed the birds were Alabama pullets to set up a college. The exchange features racial slurs and claims about origin.

Jubilee Singers Thrive in Scotland Concert Tour

The Jubilee Singers report strong success during a Scotland tour with multiple performances boosting attendance and acclaim. Local venues praised harmonies and crowd reception credited to a diverse lineup and well publicized dates.

Jubilee Singers Scotland

Editor’s Busy Hand Delivers News and Scandals of 19th Century Life

The collection of items covers editor fatigue, Tom Nast pay, Beecher and Stowe circles, Irish stationery fashion, minister life expectancy, and US school enrollments. It notes the Hartford Base Ball Club, Centennial envelopes, and a puzzled urban joke about a washed collar. Also mentions Weeden and Collyer manslaughter verdicts, Weeden’s sentence, and a range of short world and regional notes.

Tom Nast Beecher United States Gilbert Haven M. E. Church Africa New York Pennsylvania Railroad Company America Abraham Lincoln Grace Greenwood Lippincott Europe Harriet Beecher Stowe Hartford Chicagos St. Louis Postoffice Department Episcopal Church Philadelphia Boss Tweed Cuba Spain Vigo Bay California Pacific Coast Charles Madison Johnson Madison Lex Brigham Ann Eliza John L. Rout Colorado San Juan Italy Gallows Hill Washington, Pa F. Julious le Moyre

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