May 25 1873 Passen Train Schedule Across Town
Takes effect Sunday May 25 1873 at noon. Passengers may leave Titusville Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Irvington Warren Russelburg Fentonville A and G Cross Falconer Dunkirk and Fredonia to arrive Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Warren
Russelburg
Fentonville
A & G Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk
San Reeders
A&g Cross
Warren Lindtam
Erie Railway
PD. Thayer
C. A. Clute
Philadelphia
Erie
Corry
Oil Creek and
Allegheny R. RR
Irvineton
Oil Creek
Allegheny R. R. W. Warren
LS & Msr
WM. A. Baldwin
Gen’l
The Duchess cattle sale at New York mills sets records
A landmark cattle auction near Utica New York draws leaders from Kentucky Illinois Ohio Minnesota Canada England and Scotland. Duchess and Oxford breeds headlined by Second Duke of Oneida fetch 10000 to 40600 dollars with eleven animals averaging about 21700 dollars and total receipts near 681000 dollars.
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New York Mills
Utica
New York
Oxford
Samuel Campbell
Kentucky
Illinois
Ohio
Minnesota
Canada
England
Scotland
Lord Skelmersdale
Liverpool
Halford
Papillon Market Harbor
Calthorpe
Richardson
Curtis Lampson
Sussex
Berwick
Lord Dunmore
Earl Bective
Lord Kenlis
Underley Hall
Lancashire
Kello
Pavin Davis
Horton Gloucestershire
Cochrane
Christie, Miller and Beattie
Duchess
Bull
Duke of
Oneida
Thomas J. Megibbon
Cynthia, Ky
Duchess of
A. J. Alexander
Geneva
Lord Bective
R. Pavin Davis
Gloucestershire
Oxfords
Duchess County
Singland
The Secret Four Letters That Move a Little Orphan
A Christian lady helps a scared orphan by revealing a four letter secret, love. Grace, the youngest, shows compassion by embracing the child and kissing her, leading to the parlor visit and a lesson that love is the strongest rope and can draw blessings and the Son of God into hearts.
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Grace
God
Does a horse reason or instinct drive fitting choices
A reader argues his mare learns by daily experience to choose the depot road on weekdays and the church road on Sundays. He notes changes in start point and vehicle explain her behavior, claiming evident reasoning from facts of daily life.
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Obert J. Culverwell
Chas. J.C. Kline & CO
Bowery
New York
P.O. Box
O. HW. Fiske
Rum candy and corset shops linked as health evils
Dr. Dio Lewis notes three shops near his home a rum shop a candy shop and a corset shop and asks which is the greatest evil He questions which poses the most harm and suggests the need to determine that impact.
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Dio Lewis
Maids and Mistresses Affects Servants by Example
A Victorian column argues that servants imitate their mistresses and that good breeding begins at home. If mistresses treat staff with courtesy and maintain neat dress and speech, maids follow suit. Poor example breeds discord. consistent, delicate guidance yields capable, loyal help. Scribner for Sept.
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Scribner
The Caudle Tea Row From a New Bride
A husband scolds his wife for failing to make tea to his liking in a tense domestic scene. He mocks tears and asserts a wife’s duty to prepare tea, belittling her crafts and insisting his preference is the measure of all else. The exchange reveals early marriage strains and gender role attitudes.
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Caudle
Mrs. Caudle
Douglas Jerrold
Penn Yan trout incident detailed with vivid account
The Penn Yan episode describes a seven year old boy Henry Morse catching a large trout. A dramatic scene follows as his mother slams the fish with an oar to stop the bleeding. The report notes a 29 inch eight pound trout and includes a photo trio by Dr. J C Mills. A local editor jokes about this not being standard fishing method.
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Penn Yan
Henry Morse
J.C. Mills
M. E. Church
Harry
Elnira
Morrissey the Millionaire and the New York Social Scene
Morissey of Saratoga is described as an elegant, wealthy figure living on the Con gress piazza with a reputation for generosity, restraint, and influence with state leaders. A Saratoga correspondent lists impressions of young women in several cities, rating Baltimore as sweetest, Boston as self sufficient, St. Louis as dashing, Washington as boarding housey, Chicago as flirty, Philadelphia as refined, Cleveland as prettiest dancers, Toledo as having the biggest mouths, and Detroit as wildest.
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John Morrissey
Europe
Ile
Morissey
Congress
Paris
New York
Youne Lapies
Sanatoca
The
Graphic
Saratoga
Baltimore
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Toledo
Buffalo
Detroit
City by City Fashion Quips and Sly Descriptions
The passage playfully ranks U S cities by style and flirtations describing New Orleans Mobile Louisville and Cincinnati with traits like Frenchy languishing long hair coquettish eyes prudish and old maidish. It paints a colorful portrait of social types and fashion perceptions across cities.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Louisville
Cincinnati
Bremen's Hogsheads of Wine Reaching 790 Million Thalers
Neue Freie Presse cites Bremen's twelve hogsheads of Ru desheimer wine as the world’s costliest beverage. Purchased in 1624 for 300 thalers each, they sit in city cellars, aging toward 250 years. At 5 percent interest the total value climbs into trillions of thalers, with oldest liquid in the final hogshead valued at 56,000 thalers per bottle under a 1,000-drop bottle estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Neue Freie Presse
Rudesheimer
The Electric Telegraph Explained in A Dialog
A humorous dialog explains how the electric telegraph transmits news, using a talking dog analogy. The exchange features characters Cesar and Sam as they illustrate signals traveling from Hoboken to New York, with a punchline about where the dog would bark.
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Sam
Darky
Cesar
Neber
New York
Hoboken
Telegraf
Golley
Yankee misreads fallen comrade during Bull Run exchange
A Civil War incident at Bull Run ends with a Union soldier carrying a mutilated man for the rear. An officer realizes the burden is a decapitated body and the carrier protests, insisting it was a legless companion.
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Bull Run
Tea and talk at Mrs Partingtons tea table
Mrs Partington smiles over a mahogany tea urn as she defends tea's virtues amid comic quips. Dr Spooner jokes about pericodil lies of the Chinese while Ike the boy intervenes when a big dog menaces his cat, ending with a quick dash through the back door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Spooner
Mrs. P
Ike
Scranton Man Wins DL&W Tunnel Contract
A Scranton man has secured the contract for the construction of the great Delaware, Lackawanna and Western tunnel at a bid of 2,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Tunnel
Reading’s Outlandish Quips and Clever Sayings Revelry
A patchwork of wry witticisms and social jests from a Reading scene. Jests target marriage, manners, editors, and a Boston minister, interspersed with quips about newspapers mills, Irish misery, and a cemetery for those talked to death. Includes jokes on fashion, weather, and rum and whiskey mottos.
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Warren Mail
EB. Cowan
Business Noriess
Colums
Sextus Keller
Smith's bin Block
Second Street
Zang
Scofield
Hooker
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
F. Hooker
D. J. Ball
Shiaffer
Carver House
H. M. Fisher
Residence Corner High
Liberty Sts
Warren, Pa
Ludlow
Market and
Second Streets
R. W. Dalrymple
Johnson & Lindsey
Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Dinsmoor & Reeves
Attorneys At Law
Water Shcesle
Scafield’s
Warren C. Imnsmoor
F. DD. Shaves
WM. W. Hazeltine
Verback’s
Islock
J. Harris
D. Fassett
Harris & Fassel
Law
Crawford
Venango
Capris
Tunes A. Clark
Chas.h. Noyes
Clark & Noyes
Promiph
Warren Pa
Carver
Hickory and
Water Streets
Williams
Prop
Allen & Thompson
Tidioute
Warren County
Central Block
G. W. Allen
C. C. Thompson
Brown & Schnur
Offfice
W. D. Brown
J. N. Schnur & Son
Merchant Tailors
Russell House
Zoctilly
George Reig, JR
Warren, A
George Ball
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
R, Brown, Co
W. Stone
H. E. Brown
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block
Wilbur & Allen Attorneys At Law
Scofield’s Block
Over Post Office
W. W. Wilbur
Ss. T. Allen
N. D. Bartlet & Son
J. F. Wells & CO
Russell
Jacob Gray
R. P. Ing
See'y
G. N. Pariniee
Treas
Justices of the Peace
Chas, Dinsmoor
J. E. Farmlee
Constable
D. C. Phillips
Notaries Public
Charles F. Noyes
Chas
F. Reese
D. I. Ball
Church Directory
W. A. Rankin
A. J. Merchant
J. J. Bernhart
Lyviheran
G. A. Brugel
Caarnolic
Father de la Roque
Father Cosgrove
Getz
Hinericw
County Gheiches
O. B. Curtis
Inrie
Geo. H. Cutler
Girard
Assemblyuman
Wmn. It. Shortt
J. D. Reeves
E. W. Mudge
Spring Creek
J. L. Spencer
Columbus
Henry Baxter
Cobham
By. Sutherland
I. O
G.T
Coxewanngo Lopge
North Star Lopek
J. O
Warren Lopge
H. W. Lan
N. G. W. E. Sarr
W. G
G. W. Watess
C. F
Jossuth
Mrexs
C. P. Ry
IX. Russeln
H. P
George P. Orr, C
MacDonald & CO
Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad
Passen
Gul
GER
SG North
da Ay
N. Y
Pitts Ex Oil C
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Philadelphia & Irie Krail
Bounmead
M. Beecher
Cashier
Syphis
U. S
Ireland
National Line of Tron
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Havre
Gothenburg
Christiania
Coppenhagen
Garland, PA
Simmons
Macon
W. HL. MacDonald & CO
Rush Bartlett & Son
Rush
Pleasant Township
Globe
William Messner
Penn
Crockery
Shadow Land
Morrissey of
Sarategs
Mrs. Partington
Biome
Reading
London Telegraph
Kate Field
Pyrenees
Kate
Pat
Danbury
New York Mail
Lestch
Josh Billings
Lot
Carl Pretzel
Sammy
Joseph
New Jersey
Wooster Street
Danbury News
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