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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
4
A Santa Catalina Tuna Club member plus Mexican Joe discuss warm currents and yellowtail runs. The master tale centers on a 327 pound black sea bass claim and a legendary leaping tuna with a dramatic reel sequence aboard the Kurosino.
The narrator recounts a 827-pound rock bass caught in a 55 minute fight, with 700 feet of line peeled and 900 feet of line burned by the reel, aided by Jim. A 15-foot man eater jaws the bass in two, leaving a head mounted as trophy, while the crew barely nets the fish at 55 minutes. The tale ends with 327 pounds aboard.
A traveler reports ten rock carved caves near Langenstein on Harz slopes housing 40 inhabitants. Each dwelling has a door and window with a vertical rock front. The first house, built 40 years ago by a poor married couple, proves the caves offer warmth in winter and coolness in summer with hearty residents asserting good health.
A French philosophical journal estimates 860 languages exist globally with 89 in Europe, 114 in Africa, 123 in Asia, 417 in America, and 117 in Oceanica. The distribution highlights extensive linguistic variety across continents.
In a rough-harbor hut Nance and Gran spar with Bill over his nose and factory nerves then mend the rift with a playful exchange about love. Bill declares his nerves and love, Nance reassures him, and the couple share a tentative vow as Gran watches.
Nance senses something amiss as she reconciles with Bill after a lovers’ quarrel involving his sore nose. She recalls their first kiss on a moonlit log, while the pair’s romance strains under vanity and pride amid a rural setting.
Six black men were killed and one wounded in a noon riot at Carterville Illinois. The fight involved union and non union factions near Brush mines with homes burned and several arrests made. National Guard Company C has arrived to restore order as officials hold inquests.
In Regla a mob attacked ten Spaniards as their dinner began, misreading it as political. Police intervened to save the bakers, who insisted the meal celebrated a successful strike and had no political aim.
The Shamrock started from Scotland lightship for the American Cup trial racing a triangular course totaling about 25 miles with legs of ten miles, ten miles, and 4.5 miles, finishing in 3 hours and 3 minutes as wind stayed light from east southeast at five to 12 mph.
New York dated Sept 19 market report shows money on call at 6 7c, prime mercantile paper 4% to 5%, actual bankers' bills at 4.8544 to 4.82, posted 4.83 to 4.87, commercial bills 4.81, silver certificates 59 59 1 2 percent, bar silver 58 1 2, Mexican dollars 47 1 2.
Prices for flours, barley, rye, buckwheat, cornmeal, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs released from the New York Produce Market. Listings include winter patents and Minnesota grades, No 2 red and f o b options, shipping ranges and regional creamery and dairy figures.
Buffalo commodity prices list Wheat No 1 hard 77c No 1 northern 74c winter No 2 red 72c Corn No 2 yellow 38c No 3 yellow 38c Oats No 2 white 27c No 3 mixed 25c Rye No 2 63c Flour spring best patent per barrel 4 4 50 low grades 2 2 50 winter best family 3 75 4 00 butter state and creamery 23 24c western 22 23c cheese fancy full cream 11 12c choice 10 11c light skims 8 8c skims 7 8c eggs state 17 18c western 16 17c
Live stock market summary with cattle prices by grade and cut. Cattle shows extra export steers from 5.75 to 5.90, heavy butchers 4.00 to 4.25, calves 3.75 to 4.25, veals 6.00 to 7.00. sheep and lambs 4.15 to 5.75. hogs 4.0 to 4.80 with various categories.
The Little Falls market reports cheese sales across sizes and varieties with prices per box and type. The column also notes anecdotes about Admiral Dewey reading fiction, General Wade Hampton’s fire loss and sword retention, and Indiana's Richard W. Thompson’s ninetieth birthday and congressional service alongside historic figures.
A Pennsylvania agricultural leader argues that government is a business and cites tariff protection as the key to prosperity. He contrasts 1892 and 1896 tariff battles, asserts Republican success under McKinley, and urges farmers to vote for the party that protects American industry.
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