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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1893

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Brief World News Notes From The Day

A digest of leading events includes Jerome Bonaparte's death at Pride's Crossing Massachusetts and cholera tallies in Russian provinces. Fires destroyed Maryland village business. John S. Dwight dies in Boston age 80. Adama Itzel Jr. dies in Baltimore and Henry Ide appointed Samoa chief justice.

Jerome Bonaparte Pride’s Crossing Mass St. Petersburg Moscow Maryland Otsego County N. Y John S. Dwight Dwight’s Journal of Music Boston Dana Westbrook Edward Richardson Albany Adama Itzel, Jr Baltimore Henry C. Ide Johnsbury, Vt Samoa

News of the Week Dispatches from Septembers across 1900 era

A sweeping, multi item roundup reports wrecks and fires in New York Ohio and Illinois. Campaign openings and political moves mix with cholera outbreaks in Italy and Greece and rail robberies in Indiana. Domestic fires train wrecks and court cases fill the week with turmoil and routine municipal notes.

Triple Lynching Near New Orleans Over Judge Estopinal Killing

Three Julian brothers are lynched by a mob near New Orleans for shielding Roselius Julian, who killed Judge Victor Estopinal and wounded the judge’s son. The tragedy unfolds as posse fatigue, staged hangings at a pasture and Camp Parapet, and a boy beaten to death for resisting the search.

New Orleans Julian Roselius Julian Victor Estopinal Valsin Bakile Vheir Paul Liberty Posse Camp Parapet John Willis

Prompt Action Prevented an Uprising to Avenge the Lynching

New Orleans reports a group of armed negroes near Camp Parapet threatening vengeance for Saturday’s lynching. Parish leaders mobilized a small army with 40 men at the camp and squads along river fronts to deter any uprising. Mounted police conducted rounds while the search persists for Roselieus Julian who remains at large.

New Orleans Roselieus Julian

Daring Express Robbery Leaves $19,104.60 Stolen near Kessler

Train robbers halted the Atlantic express on the Lake Shore road at Kessler Indiana, wounding engineer James Knapp. They looted the United States Express safe of 19104.60 dollars, two bars of gold valued at 16000 overlooked, while passengers were spared. Police and detectives pursed the gang with about 100 experts chasing from Chicago to St. Louis.

Chicago Atlantic Express Lake Shore Road Kessler Ind James Knapp United States Express Company Toledo Knapp Express Railroad Cleveland C. H. Crosby Byrne Buffalo Pittsburg Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis St. Louis Lake Shore Henry

Express Safe Held Up on Lake Shore Robbery

United States express train on Lake Shore road was robbed and dynamited. The package, worth nearly 300000 dollars, included 250000 from Chicago to a New York bank. Chicago express officials allegedly conceal details. B B Hamlin reported to General Manager Crosby but refused further comment.

Chicago United States Express Lake Shore Road New York Express B. B. Hamlin Weiss Crosby

Hoefler Nominated for Assembly Seat in Oneida

Utica report says Henry P. Hoefler was nominated by the Republicans of the First Oneida district for the office of member of assembly.

Utica Henry P. Hoefler Oneida

Louisville and Nashville shopmen refuse return to work

About 900 L and N shopmen on a two week strike declined the company’s invitation to return. After a meeting they resolved to resist a 10 percent cut to the bitter end. A few mechanics were brought in but persuaded to leave. No violence is anticipated.

Louisville Louisville and Nashville

More Smallpox In Brooklyn A new outbreak report

Brooklyn authorities report twelve new patients in the city suspected of smallpox, signaling ongoing transmission. Health officials move to isolate cases and monitor contacts as part of containment efforts.

Brooklyn

Market Rates and Bond Prices Reported

The commentary lists money at 3 4 per cent and silver at 7 cents. Exchange values show actual business at 4.82144 to 4.83 for 60-day bills and 4.8514 for demand, with posted rates 4.834 to 4.86144. Government bonds note 4.8844 to 4.8914 for 60 days, 1.13 4 bid for 4s, extended 2s, and 1.00 bid for registered. Pacific railroad bonds show Union firsts at 1.043 bid and Centrals at 1.03 bid.

Pacific Railroad Union Firsts Centrals

Four Oakdale Miners Die in Nitro Glycerine Explosion

Four Oakdale miners experimented with nitro glycerine contents in Pittsburg on September 19. A massive blast killed one man and seriously injured the others. The explosive is thought stolen from the High Explosive company's nearby magazine. A mystery surrounds the incident and one injured man has been arrested.

Pittsburg Oakdale

New York commodity prices flour and grains fall in market

The report lists detailed prices for flour types, rye flour, cornmeal, corn, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs. It includes spot and option quotes for wheat and corn, with values for No 2 red, No 1 northern, and various states, reflecting a broad market snapshot.

Hench & Dromgold Mantis York

Horace G Winslow Dies in Racine at 73

Horace G Winslow a pioneer resident of Wisconsin died in Racine of pneumonia at age 73 He was the father of Justice John R Winslow of the Wisconsin Supreme Court and long prominent in state education matters until recently.

Racine, Wis Horace G. Winslow Wisconsin John R. Winslow State Supreme Court of

Chicago fire relief plan approved for fund distribution

The cold storage relief committee in Chicago on September 19 adopted a plan for distributing funds raised for Jackson Park fire victims. Adults receive cash, widows get portions, interest is paid to children until adulthood, then they gain principal. widows retain interest, which reverts to children if death occurs.

Chicago Cold Storage Relief Committee Jackson Park

Buffalo grain prices and butter quotes report

Buffalo market notes list No. 1 hard wheat at 714 gc and No. 1 northern old at 5c, No. 2 red 7c, No. 1 white 70c, corn prices No. 2 yellow 46 to 34c, oats No. 2 white 33 to 44c, mixed 3c to 4c, barley at 66c, rye No. 2 52c, flour ranges from 2.00 to 4.65 per barrel, butter creamed fancy 28c, choice 26c, 6c and family 18c to 0.

New York Minnesota City Mills Canada Chicago Buffalo New Michigan Graham

Veterans Reunion in Kingston Marks Antietam Anniversary

In Kingston on September 19 the Twentieth, Seventy-eighth and One Hundred and Second regiments held reunions to celebrate the Battle of Antietam. After business sessions, veterans enjoyed a banquet at the Clinton House followed by a campfire with speeches.

Kingston

Robbery at Mineral Range Train Stirs Hancock Pursuit

Jack King and Jack Kehoe named suspects in a Mineral Range train holdup with $75,000 in currency taken for miners payroll. Sheriff Dunn leads a broad pursuit across the region aided by tugs and lifesaving crews. Also jailed is John Chelliew with three men reportedly seen near the scene.

Hancock Mich Jack King Jack Kehoe Dunn John Chelliew King Kehoe Boston Chelsew Lake Superior American Express Company Calumet and Hecla Company First National Bank of Hancock National Bank of Houghton

Dog Days Escape to Beach With A Friend

The Boston Courier notes the relief of summer heat and business worries by a day at the beach with a companion of the opposite sex. The tone conveys lighthearted leisure and social escape during dog days.

Boston Courier

Family Wishes and Homebound Longing Expressed

A rural narrator recalls a long day of fishing with a father yearning for rest and stronger bonds at home while a mother longs for domestic peace, reflecting simple family desires and shared fatigue.

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Llen & Sons Allen Block Corner Second and Liberty Streets Warren, Pa Orren C. Allen Samuel G. Allen WM. Harrison Allen Gilbert F. McNitt Third Street Dr. Bartholomew's Warren KF. W. Whitcomb M. KE le G. Ball Hoffman Block Room Attorneys At Law Warren Savings Bank Chas. Dinsmoor Chas, A. Peterson T. Donly Diamond St Priasburg Courts of Allegheny Co U. S. District and Supreme Courts Allegheny Joseph T. Danforth Second H S. Perry Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer Water Street Woodard & Lesser H. Donly, J Attorney At Law Judge Scofield Liberty Street J Norman Davies M. D. We A C. McAlpin R. W. Stuart D.D.S H. Meacham Justice of the Peace Cornelius Front Street Wee & Schnur Hazeltine Building W. W. Wilbur Wm, Schnur M.” Walkerman W. Dunkle, J W.”. Freeman Haveltine W A. Greaves Yas & Thompson Beaty Block Andley & Pfarmlee Johnson’s Exchange W. M. Lindsey J. O. Parmler Franklin Typewriter Universal Franklin Typewriter CO Chestnut St Philadelphia F. B. Jackson Commissioners’ Office Brown & Friend Henry Friend NEW Goods Daily A. Weiss No. 410 Water Co Hazeltine Woolen Mills Hench & Dromgold’s David Shear D. Shear Keystone Wall Paper and Paint Store Liberty St N. K. Wendelboe N. Greenland WM. Spinner Diamond News of the World NEW York Weekly Tribune United States THE Mai Weekly Tribune Warren Mail Total E. Cowan & CO G. W. Best Tribune New York City T. W. McNett Second St Near Short Street Cohoes Waterbury Watch and Waterbury Conn Mesaba Gogebrie Cuba John D. Rockefellow Colgate Hoyt Wetmore Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul C. H. Dickinson Louisiana Newark N. J Venus Vojaced James Brown Six Mile Road John Roberts Virginia J. R. Miller Pulaski County Pike Street James Haddock Monticello Rotherham Sheffield Eny Tucker American National Bank of Omaha Henry C. Payne Northern Pacific Milwaukee and St. Paul Western Union Junction Wis Sheepshead Bay Pierre Lorillard Lamplighter G. Walbaum Julien B. T. Langcake Kilkenny T. Welch John Olcott Chauncey Olcott Mavourneen Harlem Opera House Cora E. Olcott Rochester Farmers’ Bank Delta Colo Waterford J. W. Hines Isle of Wight Honduras Bonilla Garrison Tegucigalpa Chautauqua County Franklin Burritt Portland Gloucester Houben United States Railway Mail Clerks’ Mutual Benefit Association J. H. Nightingale Faribault, Minn C. E. LaGrave Roumania Christopher Christopherson Barnum & Bailey Show Thomas _D. Coulsen Saratoga F. E. Palmer Smith & McNeil’s Thomas D. Coleman & Bro Senate William W. Carr Gilmore Dow Gilmore News OF the West Shore Road Newburg McKinley Akron Kendallville Pennsylvania Insane Asylum Edward Perkins Hosea B. Perkins Kingsbridge Pullman Palace Car Company Pullman Ills Paul Halliday Burlingham Hall National World’s Fair Commission Roby Supreme Court Grand Commandery Knights Templar New York State Brazil Convention of Boards of Trade Washington Vigilant Jacob Herr Oneonta Amsterdam White House Smith Barkentine Skobeloff Byron Trerice Leamington Ont Cook Ohio Alvo Jamaica Patrick Duffy Charles de Lesseps Paris Robert G. Huntington William H. Shattuck Prince Bismarck England Peru Otis Steel Company Lead City Central City South Dakota Rio Colorado Ashland Steel Works Adolph Krug Seattle Wash Ames Iron Company Ishpeming St. Andrews Brotherhood Rio Janeiro Benoit Mason Trenton Emma Goldman Governor Flower Preston Regatta Committee Royal Yacht Squadron Navahoe Rio Janiero Faulkner George R. Bidwell Cycle Company Julius Bernstein Diamonds Brockway Elmira Reformatory Lawrence Neal Villas Spain Benjamin Parkhurst Calumet Millersville Tenn Milton Myers Frederick Rooker American College In Rome Mgr Satolli Cardinal Gibbons Junction City Mill Creek High Mountain Marshfield Longhein Shannon Hot Springs Ark Maplewood Vermont Hancock, Mich Syracuse Troy F. Gordon Dexter Transportation Department of the World Spain Withe Chippewa Frlis Cherokee Strip Estopinal Capitol Pennsylvania Road M. F. Trumphour Ulster County Savings Bank Clinton Prison Austria--Hungary Cadorns Duluth Villa Canas Cochran Tacoma Brunswick Olivia Minn Ives Roberts Redmond Burke Breckinridge Niagara Falls J. H. Clark Argusville Henry S. Chachran Riverside Mills Wheeling W. V Earl of Aberdeen Hague Cairo Mississippi Nicaragua Zelaya Thomas Foley Charles Matthews Fort Wayne Illinois Missouri Dalton Oyster Bay Ashland Nashville U. S Assembly Shauck Lake Shore Railroad Horace Winslow Cold Storage Relief Fund Buffalo Provision Market E. O. van Brocklinn Eric O. van Brocklin Fire Department Auburn Titus Superior Court Clara Maude Fall Goods Pabe J. D. Woodard Grea GEMS Hanch’s Woods Nen James Whitcomb Riley God Ora Dan Aunt Matilda Michigan Christian Advocate Bertha Kopple Charles Mackay John Kendrick Ella Wheeler Wilcox Christ Jesus
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