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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1873

Page

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Trains Take Effect May 25 1873 With Daily Schedules

The change lists departure and arrival times for multiple routes from Titusville to Dunkirk and other towns. It notes morning and evening trains on the Northern and Southern lines, with varied classes such as Ex and Mixed and calls out several stops including Garland Pittsfield Irvington Warren Russelburg and Fentonville.

Titusville Garland Pittsfield Youngsvil Irvington Warren Russelburg Fentonville A & G Cross Falconer’s Fredonia Dunkirk A&g Cross’g Youngsville Erie Thayer Mr. Allaire Ferdinand Stokes Laurence Allaire Pennawinks Allaire Hil Admiralt Mr. Pennawinks Laurence Jemima Pye Ferdinand Allaire

Homing virtue and the mother’s work in faith

A sermon lauds the mother and Christian women for shaping souls and guiding families. It extols mothers as primary teachers of prayer and faith, urges faithful daily conduct over words, and notes women’s wider influence in marriage, siblings, and society as a noble Christian vocation.

God Christ Heaven John Newton

Have the Courage to Live by Honest Self Control

An exhortation urge readers to act with courage in frugality honesty and restraint. It urges denying excess showing integrity with money friends and fashion and owning poverty when needed. It stresses speaking truth keeping promises respecting honesty and paying debts while honoring one’s Maker.

Bank Failure in Washington Hits Notable Depositors

A Washington dispatch details the impact of a bank failure on prominent figures and institutions. It lists deposits and potential losses for former President Johnson, Mrs. John G. Wilson, the Smithsonian Institution, the Children’s Hospital, Judge McArthur, Senator Patterson, Admiral Rowan, the navy agent’s widow, General Hunter, and Collector Knox, noting the financial strain on many.

Washington First National Bank City President Grant Andy Johnson First National General Butler Johnson John G. Wilson Congress Oregon Judge Williams Kelly Smithsonian Institution Childrens’ Hospital McArthur District Court Senator Patterson South Carolina Admiral Rowan Navy Hunter Mr. Knox

Democratic Policy Harbors Opposition to Republicans

The Harrisburg Telegraph accuses the Democratic Party of lacking genuine principles and seeking power and plunder. It says Democrats aligned with various Republicans and reform movements to defeat the Republicans, sacrificing consistency across states and pretending steadfastness for political gain.

Greeley Mississippi Iowa Minnesota Ohio Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Washington Chronicle Denounces Brutal Prize Fight Coverage

The Washington Chronicle laments reports of the McCool versus Allen prize fight noting crowds were orderly and filled with respectable citizens including prominent businessmen. It blasts the era of debauchery while acknowledging widespread newspaper coverage the day after the event.

The Washington Chronicle McCool Allen the Chronicle

Consolidation of Beaver Radical and Argus under new editors

A local consolidation unites the Beaver Radical and the Argus with Hon J S Rutan as editor and Mr Weyand as business manager. The column recalls various short items from politics to curiosities and quotes Ruskin on knowledge and Providence.

Warren Mail EB. Cowan Rush Pleasant Township New York Globe Beaver Radical Argus J. S. Rutan Weyand Scranton Erin Clinton County John T. Irving Nathan New York City Grant Mackey Pennsylvania Grants St. Mary’s Elk County Ruskin Heaven Washinton Boston Advertiser Harry Wadsworth Wall Henry Clews & Co The New York Tribune John Cochrane Mercer County Agricultural Society Stoneboro Agricultural Society Anson Burlingame London Atheneum Appletons American Cyclopedia

Rattlesnake Nest Found North of Clearfield

John Lytle reports an enormous nest of rattlesnakes near the draft between Luthersburg and Penfield roads just above the forks. He describes a pile as large as a wash-tub with many heads showing, the fright of a seasoned mountain hunter noted. Also cited are papers discussing rattlesnake tallow prices and the death of Mrs. Macready at Marshall near Utica.

Clearfield John Lytle Luthersburg Penfield Road Mr. Lyttle

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