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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1883
Page
4
Fragmentary ledger style item lists properties on Water Street in WARREL Warren County Pennsylvania. Readable bits indicate a block associated with Carver House on Water Street and jurisdictional references.
The piece notes a expected wheat crop drop and poor state reports with storages as high as 50 to 75 percent in some states. It discusses a New York death and illnesses of public figures, then attacks an 1878 camp meeting law over traffic within a mile of gatherings, arguing for repeal and exposing overreach into religious meetings and other events.
Ohio swung Democratic as German voters shifted from Republicans, giving Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton and other cities to the Democrats. The Pittsburg Post calls the realignment lasting through October and the next presidential year. The Electrician journal notes rapid advances in electrical science and suggests readers stay informed. One dollar annual price.
Regular Ledger dispatch from the capital notes widespread use of government messengers as private servants. Brown's dismissal follows a clash over duties at the chief official's residence and housing expenses. The piece condemns abuses across departments, Congress, and the judiciary, highlighting posts, corruption, and calls for civil service reform led by Hatton. It also mentions Kellogg’s indictments, Capitol renovations, and a new dead-letter office museum plan.
Warren March 27 1883 report of the Warren County bar honoring Col C B Curtis longtime member of the bar and practitioner. The resolutions praise his integrity, counsel, public service, and loyalty with condolences to his family and publication in Warren County papers and Erie Dispatch. Remarks by several officials followed. Also included are advertisements and notices from Shiloh remedies and local medical ads.
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