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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
6
A Farm Journal poem reflects three stages of life through seasonal songs. Youth hold bright futures and hopeful energy, adults hear bold calls to strive, and the aged recall fond joys while praising peace beyond the past.
In a Wyoming fort tale, Marshall Dean must stay with his troop as Red Cloud’s war party tests frontier resolve. Burleigh and Capt. Newhall clash amid mounting tensions while Folsom and Elinor navigate mounting social strain and looming orders.
Dean and Troop C wait for orders at camp while Mrs. Stevens hosts a luncheon for Pappoose Jessie and other young women. Dean refuses to attend as tensions rise from war rumors and Emory incidents, though Loomis and Burleigh join the social gathering with partners.
A Glasgow country church Sunday forenoon service was briefly disrupted by two dogs outside and quarreling collie and non collie. The audience watched as the masters egged their animals on and the minister ended the sermon early remarking on the dog fight drawing more attention than the sermon.
A sharpener joined farm workers in a public house and offered a five shilling bet he could cut the ace of spades from a deck. He sliced the pack with a knife and claimed the ace was cut, but a darky bystander replied that the ace was up his sleeve.
A humorous exchange in which a boy explains to a neighbor that breaking a window is fine because his father is a glazier, prompting a wry line about the father’s profession. The Chicago Evening News frames it as light banter.
The May 27 1899 timetable lists westward trains from Warren with arrivals Erie and Buffalo via connections from New York Philadelphia Washington Harrisburg and Falls Creek. Trains 9 3 5 119 121 run weekdays and Sundays include Pullman sleepers between Philadelphia Erie Williamsport and Buffalo. J R Hutchinson Gen l Manager.
Public timetable notice effective June 17, 1900 lists Dunkirk Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Railroad and New York Central & Hudson River Railroad with de Lessee TimE TABLE. Superintendent Bartlett of Dunkirk, General Agent Parry of Buffalo, and General Passenger Agent Daniels of New York City are named.
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