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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1889

Page

1

Young Men's Christian Association sermon and council debate

Rev Fradenburg addressed Warren Y M C A men on the associations aims and Bible mathematics, urging early Christian formation and a building for social rooms, classrooms, a gym, and lectures. The piece also covers council limits on streetcar line construction, bridge tolls, and public concerns about paving and poles, concluding with a sermon on forgiveness and duty.

W Fradenburg Young Men’s Christian Association Christ the Holy Warren Arma

Celebrated Burglar Capture Sparks Sunday Police Row

A lively Sunday row centers on burglar capture reports and police conduct. Wm German and George Malia faced bail after resisting officers, while Bernard Casey’s drunken arrest unfolds with officer Messenger accused of heavy drinking. The episode at Mathiesen Davis shop ends with Mathiesen beaten by Utter and others, later discharged.

Ledger Wm. German George Malia Dalrymple Messenger Leffard Malia German Utter Casey Justice P. J. Mathiesen Ed. Davis Mathiesen & Davis Hickory Street Davis Bastile Allegheny Mathiesen Curver House McPherson J. P. Mathiesen Council

Almost a Duel in Sewickley Over Prohibition

W H White a Seventh District legislator and Mr Robinson argue at Hotel Duquesne over the state prohibition amendment. Robinson strikes White, who is taken by a friend. A challenge is issued with bulldog revolvers at ten paces but M B Lemon persuades White to drop the matter.

Lhat W.H. White Allegany Robinson Sewickley Hotel Duquesne Southfield Street White Mr. White

Turning the Tables on Union Labor

A.W. Wright’s Detroit lecture recounts a boss who asks workers to name union men. He finds none and concludes workers as consumers hire most laborers, urging union men to hire organized labor or risk losing patronage.

A.W. Wright Detroit

Great novel to be presented at Library Hall

The Webster Brady Company drew a crowded New Park Theater in Portland for a second performance of the play from Haggard's novel. The company under favorable conditions delivered what the management promised, a production hailed as the greatest yet for Portland theatre-goers.

Haggard Library Hall Portland Telegram New Park Theater Webster-Brady Portland

Voice of the People argues prohibition will curb liquor traffic

The letter argues that prohibiting liquor is sensible even if not perfect like divine laws. It says prohibition will criminalize liquor sales, reduce temptation, and place the traffic under law. It criticizes license as protecting a ruinous trade and appeals to Democratic principles and parental duty to resist prohibition opposition.

Common Council Rochester N. C Conewango Bridge Io Glade Run Ihis Pergzon Able Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Democratic Party Solomon National Congress A. Democerar

Labor reform passes house endores by Knights of Labor

The Pennsylvania House passed an act fixing penalties from 300 to 1000 dollars for violating semi monthly wage payments and another to bar mining and manufacturing companies from operating company stores. The bills, endorsed by the Knights of Labor, aim to enforce wage laws and abolish profitable company stores, drawing praise from labor groups despite partisan debate.

House of Representatives Knights of Labor

New Styles Inspire Spring Suit and Pant Market

A local retailer, Jacob Keller, showcases over 250 pant patterns and as many suitings with fine selections including German velore Dutch plaids and Scotch diagonals. His shop is fully occupied this spring and summer as he plans to expand business, encouraging customers to visit before ordering elsewhere. Meanwhile in Toreno Ohio on April 5 rumors say Standard Oil plans an eight inch pipeline from Cygnet to Cleveland to refine Ohio product and compete with Pennsylvania oil, with Lima oil price around 16 cents per barrel and potential crude price drops for producers.

Jacob Keller Warren Keller Toreno, O Standard Oil Company Cygnet Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Lima

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