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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1895
Page
1
The week opens with Boston’s grand Knights Templar street pageant and a Harrisburg power shift as Matthew Quay seizes the state committee HQ and deposes a chairman. Across cities, boxing bouts, strikes, shipwrecks, and political maneuvering mark Aug 28 to Sept 3 with multiple deaths, uprisings, and notable speeches shaping the era.
Buffalo provision market reports prices for grains and exports on Sept 2 with No 1 hard wheat at 66 5 c to 65 4 c, corn at 42 to 41 3/4 c, oats 26 1/4 to 29 c, rye 48 1/2 c, flour ranges 3.25 to 4.00 per barrel, butter 21 1/2 to 21 3/4 c, cheese 7 4 to 9 c, eggs 13 1/2 to 15 c with state Canada and western sources cited.
East Burrato on Sept 2 reports export steers and heavy butchers selling up to 5.60 and 4.25 respectively with cows and calves also priced. Sheep and lambs show range from 2.00 to 5.60, while hogs list heavy at 4.85 and 4.40 for other categories. Timothy hay tops at 18.00 per ton and baled hay at 15.00 to 17.00 with straw and rye values noted.
In Little Falls New York the cheese market lists large colored and white lots with box counts and prices per hundredweight as well as several small colored and white varieties. Total cheese lots amount to seventy seven and nine thousand six hundred forty two boxes. Butter creamery packages sold at 26 ic per unit.
Utica New York September 2. Cheese board of trade traded 90 lots totaling 6158 boxes with an average price of 7 cents. Large white and large colored grades varied in lots and boxes at around 7 cents with several smaller lots at differing cents. Butter saw seventy five packages offered at 2 cents per pound.
The collection notes a Beaver Falls girl with a third set of natural teeth, four tides daily at Southampton due to the Isle of Wight, and a three foot white oak log bearing the carved date 1780. It also reports tailless kittens in Baltimore, tailless cats in the Isle of Man, a large hailstone with a grasshopper embedded in Medicine Lodge, and a discussion of plant duplication by Dr Celakovsky.
A mix of short items notes Sixteen women in New York derive large incomes by inventing designs for ladies bonnets. Other brief items mention jury trial reform, Baltimore police demographics, a 67-year-old groom and 59-year-old bride license in Springfield Connecticut, two orange sea monsters sighted near Marblehead, a Pontiac Michigan restriction on Salvation Army parades, and a copyright stereo facsimile of the Declaration of Independence offered to plate-matter subscribers.
A compact collection of aphorisms from Thackeray to Carlyle on wit pride self knowledge and virtue. Each line offers a concise reflection linking humor love pride gratitude hope and happiness to personal conduct and action.
A T11 officer in New York pursued a thief, recovered the loot, while the thief was arrested. In Pittsfield Maine a bartender served embalming fluid to a patron accidentally. An undertaker seeks trolley ads but is refused. A nearby advertisement near a trolley car is deemed too suggestive. A baby show judge in Biddeford and a baseball umpire face peril after a prize decision. A rock shattered a judge’s window after her selection.
A courtroom exchange ends with the judge selecting Jack as the preferred option in a lighthearted query about liking between Dick and Harry. The remark highlights a playful moment within a formal proceeding.
The article lists upcoming Christian Endeavor leaders for Sunday, notes the Warren Co C E Convention at Tid iuute September 20 with Dr McCrory State President expected, and urges strong turnout. It recalls Erie State Convention highlights with speakers MacElroy and Chapman and praise for Dr Rondthaler's patriotic Good Citizenship address. It ends with a weekly sermon topic on Caleb.
Secretary Baer's report notes a record rise of 7,750 new societies or spokes in the past year, the largest yearly increase in 14 years. Canada adds 3,105 spokes led by Ontario, while the United States totals 33,412 spokes with Pennsylvania first at 4,139 and New York 3,822.
A Christian Endeavor pledge from Francis E Clark proclaims the motto One is your Master even Christ and lo ye are brethren It urges members to live by the guiding principle for the coming year reflecting on past successes and future victories.
The passage notes Jesus teaching in the temple during Tabernacles in Jerusalem. It highlights six themes including the blind man’s case, the cure witnessed, the rejection of calamity as punishment, the parents’ risk of excommunication, the contrast between the cured man and rulers, and the difference between the shepherd and the Pharisees as spiritual leaders.
The record traces annual meetings from 1887 to 1895 across New England. It notes formation at Grace Church Boston and later reorganizations, with gatherings at Tremont Street Boston and Peo ple's church Boston, then Providence Matthewson Street and Portland Chestnut Street, Worcester Trinity, Plymouth, Manchester, and St Johnsbury scheduled for October 1895.
The article urges systematic planning for the coming season across church departments. It stresses disciplined effort to coordinate devotional services, mercy and help ministries, and literary and social work to prevent distraction and ensure focused action.
A editorical warning states no department may be superfluous, arguing unity of effort guards against danger. It compares neglect of a function to a wheel losing a spoke and wrecking the whole vehicle, urging balanced division of labor to multiply efficiency.
The author argues that all major religions besides Christianity decline with age, while Christianity uniquely shows progressive growth in numbers, doctrine, and activity due to supernatural development. The mustard seed parable illustrates this growth trajectory.
A dated piece urges continuation of work from the Chattanooga conference. It emphasizes planning, departmental effort, and a virtuous life, with quotes on diligence, spiritual leadership, and perseverance against idle summer drift. The message combines civic resolve with moral instruction and a call to action for sustained effort.
A walled up woman's heart bears her part bravely and silently. The excerpt frames inner courage as the true field of battle beyond visible conflict.
Poetic fragment praising a woman’s presence in all places she travels. The verse asserts she dwells nowhere yet shares life’s sunlit spots, noting that no simple duty is forgotten and every corner of life is touched by her influence.
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