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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1891
Page
4
A broad discourse on Americas emerging political era and global implications. It reviews the historic struggle for liberty, warns against abuses like land grants and protective tariffs, and urges for scientific legislation and higher civic virtue. Mentions rulers, corporate privileges, and public reforms with a mix of political critique and public notices.
The piece notes strong farmer opposition to the Allegany road bill and warns legislators to oppose it. It reports on planned robberies in a state asylum project and large aggregate appropriations alarming the state treasury. It critiques church leadership disputes and warns of Coke Field violence in Westmoreland, while commenting on Italian minister recall and asserting US readiness in international matters.
The piece argues that the current Republican legislature, adjourned until April 6, will not advance labor bills due to corporate influence. It criticizes workingmen for not electing a legislature that would improve workers’ conditions and notes upcoming state party conventions to nominate candidates for treasurer and auditor general with a firm belief in decisive action.
The obituary notes Fitchorn's fierce service in the Shenandoah valley and Lynchburg battles. He led charges in perilous engagements, earning commendations from superiors. His retirement and subsequent death are described as a sorrowful end to a storied military career.
The piece outlines alleged historic Republican abuses from 1876 through the Garfield era, accusing party leaders of manipulating returns with money and troops. It cites Chandler and Grant pressing Florida, portrays Tilden as choosing peace over contested victory, claims the 1880 Indiana pivotal vote was bought via Dorsey financed funds, and notes subsequent party corruption and shifts through Blaine and Cleveland era. It frames these actions as enduring crimes in pursuit of supremacy.
A Lincoln Republican voices alarm over government corruption and election integrity. He cites 1888 political scheming, corruption funds, and bribes linked to Harrison era leaders, warning that without a pure ballot, the republic risks Mexicanization and loss of confidence in elections.
The Ledger voices Democratic support for woman suffrage, arguing that denying women the ballot is half a democracy. Warren Leper argues Frances Willard should be allowed the franchise, and implies women are part of humanity and society. The piece defends full political rights as true democracy.
The Miles Heart Cure is hailed as revolutionary for heart disease with astonishing demand and reported cures. It claims relief from shortness of breath, palpitations, pain, edema, and other heart symptoms, while offering Dr. Miles books and related remedies via Morris & Mullen.
A critical notice targets self-styled “good people” in our town. It cites a drinker who roams the bastile until sober and asserts self equality with the mass, arguing many upright citizens suffer from conceit as they parade through life. The piece condemns moral self‑righteousness.
Bale a house and lot on Third street Warren and a lot on Oak street Hast Warren three horses a lot of new and second hand light and heavy harness light and wWesgon Tumber and more on my thas pian ub thet any ois OYGaNs 8h almost any price for cash or good notes in order to get something to pay np debts with ERIC ERICSON Library Building Warren Pa remaulit of collect tall sell pianos and
For Sale or Rett. A desirable house and six acres of good land. The best of drinking water and all necessary outbuildings. Only fifteen minutes walk from town on Kings' Bill. For further particulars inquire on premises. MicwaEn Shannon. 8-27-4b Warren, Warren Co., Pa.
Our Spring Stock is ready for inspection with best county assortment and affordable prices. See wool and silk warps, Cashmere, Henriettas, Serges, silks, and wide black goods. 46 inch wool Henrietta at 75e a great bargain. New trimmings, embroideries, ribbons, gloves, corsets, jackets, and cloaks in low prices. Cloak department filled with choicest and cheapest wash fabrics and silks including India and Surah silks.
An advertisement touts fresh carpets and housewares including Brussels velvets mats and oil cloths. It promises city assortments and expert sewing with no waste cutting to save money. It claims lower prices than rivals, guaranteed satisfaction, and prompt service despite space limits.
The Hunter and Jarvis Dry Goods Store offers the largest assortment in Warren area. New silks, ginghams, and dress goods at low prices. wide selection of white goods, embroideries, linens, napkins, and towels. Encourages shoppers to compare and promises savings and satisfaction.
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