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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1870
Page
4
Growth of American Railways in 1869 and Beyond
The 1869 Poor's Manual report shows 47,254 miles of U S railways, rising to over 50,000, with $225 million added productive capital at $45,000 per mile. It details state and regional mileage ratios, costs, foreign investment, projected expansion to 200,000 miles by 1900, and freight dominates earnings at about $280 million of $400 million annual gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor
United States
New England
Middle States
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Utah
Pacific States
Massachusetts
Bing
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Arizona
Alaska
Western States
Southern States
Illneis
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
General Land Office
Europe
British Islands
Hawlish
Poor’s
Letter to Farmers Daughters on Home Duties and Cheerful Work
A 19th century advisory letter urges Farm housekeepers daughters to embrace orderly, efficient domestic work with cheerfulness. It extols balance between labor and study, recommends specific routines and tools, and warns against dullness, urging grace in daily tasks and planned home amusements to sustain health and spirit. The author, T. S. H., stresses dignity in labor, rest, and social balance for young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girts
Department of Labor
Growth of Railway Transportation in the United States
The article compares 1851 figures with the present, noting 10,982 miles and 5,500,000 tons annually in 1851 versus far higher current totals. It projects continued rapid Railroad expansion as population grows, suggesting billions of tons and hundreds of billions in value but cautions readers against overestimating consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
United States
Dominion of Canada
Gentlemen's Fall Fashions of the Season
The season's top coat is the double breasted Newmarket with lapel holes and side edges, in ribbed diagonals and Mohair-brushed fabrics. Dark blues and blacks predominate. morning and Berlin vests rise in style. trousers feature knee room and straight fall. overcoats appear as Chesterfields and frocks with velvet collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Berlin
London
Kersey Meltons
Chinese Company Starts Montana Newspaper Venture
A Chinese company has established a newspaper operation in Montana, signaling an international investment in local media and journalism services. The move introduces a new publisher in the state's press landscape and may influence regional information distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Stranger Swindler Traps Merchant in Maiden Lane Plot
August incident in New York where Thomas H. Hughes, a Oneida County merchant, was duped by a man named Curtis posing as a buyer. Curtis procured a $1,000 cash payment and a $200 check under threat, fled, but was pursued by Detective Beekman. Curtis was arrested. Hughes bailed the case for Grand Jury action. Curtis later faced indictment. Hughes plans to return to assist prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Hughes
Oneida County
Utica
French
Curtis
Hughes
Maidenlane
Maiden Lane
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Simpson
Simpson
Wall-street
Nassau-street
Beekman
Jefferson Market
Jefferson Market Court
Court of General Sessions
French’s
W. Y. Times
Boston Mosquito Compared with New Jersey Sire in Satirical Sketch
A humorous extended comparison pits the Boston Mosquito against its New Jersey counterpart. The Boston insect is described as smaller, more refined, yet feeble in attack, with a lazy strike and cold feet. The New Jersey bug is brash, aggressive, and persistent, finishing with sharp, direct jabs. The piece lampoons regional character through biting, metaphorical prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dwight
Gilmore
Bergen Bugs
Harvard
Jersey
New Jersey
Laird
Stone
She
Love Triangle Ends in Poison and Suicide in Utah Gospel
Miss Laura Claire of Prof Ignaz Claire’s family is accused after rival Joseph Morton dies from poison. Alfred Vivian, her fiancé, discovers she killed Morton to save their marriage, and Claire fatally stabs herself after declaring forgiveness and love for Vivian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Claire
Ignaz Claire
Alfred Vivian
Hell
Heaven
Miss Claire
Joseph Morton
Professor Claire
Mr. Vivian
Morton
Alfred
Claire
Vivian
Crown Jewels of France inventory details and values
An 1791 inventory by deputies Bion Christin and Delattre records the Crown Diamonds, pearls, colored stones, and ornament suites valued at 23 922 197 francs with the regent at twelve million. The second part lists ornaments and other artifacts later handed to the National Museum forming a Louvre gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Garde Meuble
MM. Bion
Christin
Delattre
National Constituent Assembly
National Museum
Louvre
Sweet Potatoes and Their Proper Preparation
Home guidance on selecting cooking quality sweet potatoes, avoiding under ripe or spoiled examples, and methods for steaming boiling baking and drying for winter storage. Includes links to dishes with onions turnips and cream and notes on preservation and waste avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Julia Coleman
New Yorker
AvuRAL Adds Pacific Coast Department and Fuller Editorial Move
The Rural for 1871 expands with a new Pacific Coast department edited by T. Harr Hyatt of California and announces A S Fuller joining the editorial staff. The quarterly Rural offer includes thirteen weeks free with a $3 next-year subscription and notes broad reader appeal, urging orders to D. D. T. Moore at 41 Park Row, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
T. Harr
D. D. T. Moore
Park Row
New York
Sixty Years After A Very Grand Wedding Narration
The writer recalls a lavish wedding with bridesmaids and elaborate finery. She describes crying, laughter, and a series of small mishaps including a bridesmaid's skirt miscue and forgetting to draw the cake through the ring. The bride leaves for Brighton as the dinner takes place amid toasts and a noisy humorous scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Mary Russe
Mirrorp
Quips and cautions barter news from a printing office to a murder case
A printer and grocer trade a one paper/one pound bargain with sharp wit about paying for news. A Rushville murder follows a rejected suitor shooting three, then killing himself. The piece warns of jealous passion and bloodshed. It notes Dunkard customs, their nonpaid ministers, and baptism by immersion. A North Adams cure, editor retorts, and praises Moore’s Rural New Yorker’s Oct 1 issue with horse portraits and other engravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iago
Othello
Tago
Rushville
Ind
Helen
California
J. Walker
R. H. McDonald & CO
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Niagara County
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Seorewmer
Concord
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N. H
BR. KH
Bloomington
F. P. Phoonix
Clark
Stuart D
Milton, Pa
H. G. Eastman
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Pian de. A. Tulton
BC Son & CO
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