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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1887

Page

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Rambling protest debate on Warren gas trust and public works

A writer defends municipal gas competition against the Pennsylvania gas monopoly. He argues public spirit vs private gain, cites stock moves, dividends, and urges Erie and Warren to explore competing gas lines, while accusing The Mail of bias. He appeals to voters and merchants to back a local gas venture for cheaper rates.

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Carriage Crash Near Glade Injures Mrs Crozier and John Cunningham

A widow Mrs Crozier and her employee John Cunningham were thrown from a carriage in front of Bridenbaker Co. in Glade after a runaway horse spooked by steam from Clark's machine shop. Cunningham suffered severe facial and head injuries. Mrs Crozier sustained a head gash and possible brain injury. The East Warren pharmacy served as an improvised hospital overnight. Cunningham returned home the next day. Mrs Crozier remained with a neighbor for cautious recovery. The incident followed by a medical ad for Boschee's German Syrup highlighting cough relief and health benefits.

The Future of Warren and Cheap Gas Movement

Warren residents rally for cheaper natural gas from the Pennsylvania Gas Co. urging unity to break monopoly, promote industrial growth, and attract manufacturing. The call highlights local strengths, invites trades unions to join, and presses the Ledger to back the campaign with practical support and printing services.

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Industrial boom as rails and mills push output nationwide

Crowded mills and crowded factories drive production amid steady prices. Railroads report a 1.5 percent rise in gross earnings from last February, while lumber and iron works surge. Chicago wheat plans and overseas demand boost shipments. Sales of shoe and machinery rise. coke ovens expand, and new bridges and plants proliferate in Richmond and surrounding regions.

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