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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
4
A honeymoon in Cairo turns uncanny as a couple explores the great pyramid. A sudden darkness reveals a hidden new passage a luminous corridor and two millennia old mummies. They slide down a shaft into the Sphinx temple and escape unharmed with a scarab ring as proof.
Joseph Jacobs edits a Jewish Year Book with contributions from Zangwill and Israel Abrahams and notes by M de Wyzewa that Stuart Merrill and Francis Viele-Griffin are America’s only French poets. The review mentions Blossom’s Checkers and a second edition soon after the first. George Zimmermann publishes Princely Authors of the Nineteenth Century with writings by William II Ludwig II Alexander III and about 40 royals, many in verse.
A boy is struck by lightning while driving near Martinsburg West Virginia, his fingers pried from the reins and fear of paralysis. Near Myrtle Ville Virginia a lightning strike from a tree to the Lee home kills J B Lee and shocks his wife and relatives. Oakland San Leandro and Haywards Electric Railway men clash with Metropolitan Traction over frequent layoffs and adopt a graded wage plan to reward tenure.
A Republican analysis compares expected revenues for years ending June 1895 and 1896 under the McKinley tariff with actual collections under the Gorman-Wilson act. It presents import values for 1892 93 and 1895 96, noting ad valorem duties, free imports, and dutiable amounts, and discusses how undervaluation affected receipts and how specific duties might have changed outcomes.
The Susquehanna Journal notes Bryanite claims that many discuss currency issues on street corners, while arguing that if the Republicans held power, people would be at work rather than talking in the streets.
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