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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
6
Poem extols Love as unarmed victor over Hate Fear Greed and Ambition. It depicts Love conquering Wrong avarice and selfish sin, restoring unseen knowledge to souls, and bringing life’s dawn. The piece ends by praising Love’s rising power in guiding humanity toward Right.
In a tense conversation, Elinor presses her father Folsom to invite Lieut Loomis and Capt Newhall to dinner, arguing officers she met on the train are suited to accompany her and questioning her father's prior choices and the suitability of Burleigh's guest. The dialogue reveals tensions over control, appearances, and upcoming social arrangements.
Miss Folsom frets over Maj. Burleigh’s persistence while Mrs. Fletcher hides agitation. Folsom frets over Lieut. Dean as gossip at the fort and the sisters, Jessie and Pappoose, plan a Pinnacle Butte outing as a strange morning unfolds into a tense afternoon.
In a humorous sketch a French seeker summons Voltaire through an Irish medium. The shade answers only when English is spoken, mocking the language barrier and lampooning continental pretensions in a light, comic exchange. The routine ends with a quip about frog eaters.
An Italian organ-grinder, playing before a quarrelsome old gentleman, refused to stop and was arrested for disturbance. At court he claimed he misunderstood English, saying he thought the man was inviting a dance. The magistrate noted the miscommunication and the organ-grinder was discharged.
A judge notes a clerk asserts the spoons are solid silver and made by Sterling, with the maker’s name inscribed on every piece. The exchange centers on provenance and authenticity in a shop setting.
The Harlem Life notes Deacon Short-Robbins provided a lead quarter upon request. A friend asked if anyone pursued him, and the response said no trouble was encountered in passing the coin.
Unclear humorous remark from Uncle Allen Sperks about onions and the need to inform many people when eating them. The line reflects a comic take on social discretion and shared experience.
A brief exchange quoted from the Chicago Times Herald features a sharp clash about self focus versus neighborly talk, illustrating a period dispute tone between newspapers. The content centers on dialogue rather than a reported event.
Train 9 on weekdays arrives Erie at 10:00 AM. Train 3 daily arrives Erie at 3:45 PM. Train 6 on weekdays arrives Eve at 8:00 PM.
The Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad operates under lessee New York Central and Hudson River R R Co. A timetable is in effect dated June 17, 1900.
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