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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1888

Page

5

Mills and the Tariff Dakota Statehood Debated in Congress

The session featured a heated house vote on adjournment after a long deadlock. TheDakota statehood bill faced opposition in the senate, while Mills tariff debate reopened in the house with speeches by Mills and Kelly. The articles note passage of a labor department bill and a plea for funds for the Madwa Hauton Sioux.

Dakotas Statehood Senate House Department of Labor Morrill Yeas Coke Turpie Custom Messrs Taylor and Grosvenor Perkins Kansas Allen Mississippi Minnesota Arthur Kill Staten Island Sound Farwell Spooner Dakota Bouss Springer Mills Kelly Pennsylvania West Edmunds Wassixeton Committee On Labor Veat Hayes

Disgrace Drives Teen to Insane Asylum in Pa

In Lehigh County Annie Eisenhower aged 18 was committed to a state asylum after being accused of stealing a $5 gold piece. The charge and arrest led to hopeless distress and madness, though the coin later turned up in a farmer’s boot. Also reported are tragedies from balloon suffocation in Pamapecentia and a rash of other incidents around the nation.

Annie Eisenhower Ermentrout State Insane Asylum Lehigh County Pamapecentia Emma For Annie Forster Brooklyn

Constitutional Centennial and Three Americas Exposition Planned

Washington reports the House committees debated bills for a 1889 constitutional centennial and a 1893 three Americas exposition. AD Anderson outlined aims, projecting the United States as Paris Berlin and Rome of the Americas to attract European visitors and investments, with a nine director government board and a $50,000 appropriation for start-up expenses.

House Washington AD Anderson Board of Promotion Three Americas Anderson Department of State Germany Europe Congress Paris Barcelona America Berlin Rome Mecca Spain United States New World Columbus National Board of Promotion Boards of Trade

Baseball and Races Start Off in Memphis

Memphis races headline a day of thoroughbred action with five events led by Sam Harper Jr winning the 1 mile handicap. Sallie O leads the 2-year-olds in a 5 furlong selling, followed by Persimmone atop the Chickasaw club stakes. Surprise flat takes balance, and Ten Times wins the 1 14 mile hurdle handicap as a fall occurs at the third jump.

Memphis Sam Harper, Jr Huntress Bonnie King Sallie O Little Minnie Lucy Johnson Surprise Balance Lida L Asceola

Ex Senators Death Seen Not Hurt for Campaign

April 19. In Hazelton Kan a deadly explosion killed two people. In Brooklyn Col Tom Baynes, longtime Blaine supporter, says Conkling’s death removes a powerful influence but will not weaken the GOP’s chances. Senator Jones travels to New York for the funeral.

Wasntseton Tom Baynes Blaine Conkling Republican Party Lved Jones New York

Boulanger Emerges as Powerful Force in France

The article portrays Boulanger as a polarizing figure driving national division. It notes he commands broad popular support, with 59,498 votes in Dordogne and 79,606 overall, despite announcing a department ward candidacy only. Analysts warn of potential revolution and question how he will wield his growing power.

Napoleon Boulanger French Republic Nhz France Clemenceau Department of the Dordogne Chamber of Deputies

Ministerial changes claim Corry pastors must be rich

Corry editor G. P. Lewis vents at ministers seeking pulpits in 1888, alleging pastors arrived poor and left poorer while local churches remain debt-ridden. He mocks a demand for wealth, advises on a “chef pastor” who reads Shakespear and Horace, and dismisses Bible knowledge as unnecessary satire.

Corry Biers Presbyterian Cincinnati Townsend Beaver Dam Wheelock Indies G. P. Lewis

Warren Pa Business Directory Listings

Charles A Peterson Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office Beatty Hock Warren Pa. Brown Stone Rice Attorneys at Law. Office on Seventh Street over the First National Bank. R Brown H Brown W Store W Rice B M Schermerhorn Attorney at Law. Office formerly occupied by Judge Scofield near Hazeltine Building Liberty Street Warren Pa. W A Greaves Portrait Painter Frames in order Studio Hallpinck near Episcopal Church. Smith Boots and Shoes Rubber goods Opposite First National Bank Second Street sign of golden horseshoe.

Charles A. Peterson Newary Public Beatty Hock Warren, Pa Brown, Stone & Rice Attorneys AT Law Sevend Street Firsi National Bank R. Brown H.£. Brown W.store W.erice B. M. Schermerhorn Judge Scofield Hazeltine Liberty Street Warren Ball & Thompson Offee Beatty Block A. A. Davin & Co Ball Thompson Dinsmoor & Cable Office Water Street Scofield Hunter & Son Chas, Dinsmoor Freeman & Trunkey W.Y. X. Yaten Warren Savings Bank L. G. Noyes W. A. Greaves Hail Pinck Episcopal Church Co. Smith First National Bank Second Street Golden Horseshoe

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