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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
4
A terse take on Tillman whiskey law and nerve, New Mexico and Nicaragua canal policy, South Carolina migrations, and the Senate tariff clash. It notes Cleveland’s veto rights, Democratic strength, and ongoing partisan maneuvering in Congress with sharp quips and commentary.
A county editorial surveys growing unrest as thousands of unemployed workers from across the U S rally in major cities to Washington seeking relief. It notes depictions of strikes riots and hunger, questions causes and remedies, and endorses practical Christian justice over charity. It cites Wendling on love and justice and references Ignatius Donnelly.
Speaker Crisp enjoys unprecedented popularity after refusing a senate seat to remain in the House. His decisive defeat of ex Speaker Reed in key parliamentary battles is hailed as a major achievement. Georgia Democrats reportedly back Crisp as a possible senator after March elections.
A newspaper column condemns alcohol fueled violence after a brutal city murder by drunken tramp associates. It urges Christians to wake from apathy, condemns the unknown victim as the senseless outcome of intemperance, and calls for moral duty to curb such crimes.
The Chron icle of Warren Pa urged criminal accountability for the saloon keeper who lured drunken men to murder, asking who licensed liquor and demanding legislative Prohibition. Citizens signed petitions for action, decrying the license system and urging lawmakers to act against alcohol and its ruinous social effects.
Senator Voorhees opens debate praising the amended Wilson bill as a revenue sufficient reform to aid producers. He urges prompt passage to fulfill campaign promises and reduce uncertainty for industries, arguing the McKinley duties were too high and the amended bill would restore prosperity. The call is to pass the measure and refer differences to a conference committee before summer.
Newspaper observers note that public appetite now seeks vivid coverage of high profile divorce cases. The Washington suit, filed for breach of promise, centers on a prominent political and religious figure and his social circles. The article argues the case serves to expose the actor while the parties fade from memory.
A Pennsylvania syndicate announces plans to build the nation’s largest tin plate mill if the McKinley tariff on tin isn’t materially changed. The proposal appears nearly settled and likely to proceed regardless of formal consummation.
A description highlights wheels fitted with the Columbia Hose Pipe Tire or the Columbia Clincher Tire and asserts a full guarantee from the largest bicycle manufacturers in the world. The tone emphasizes quality and nationwide backing for these tires.
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