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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1881

Page

2

Democratic nominations listed for county officers

The notice outlines Democratic candidates for Warren county posts including register and recorder W. Kinnear, commissioners Par us Mead and M. J. Smutz, associate judges T. W. C. James and Charles Chase, district attorney Chas Dinsmoor, county auditors W. D. Riddlesperger and A. Dalbrymp Le, and Warren academy trustee Ung. It also mentions Senato Manone’s family and various unrelated items from Albany Express.

Register Gev. W. Kinnear Warren Parius Mead YoungsviLle M. J. Smutz Tidionte W. C. James Charles Chase Russellburg Chas, Dinsmoor Yor W. D. Riddlesperger Mead A. & Dalbrymple Trua Warket Academy

Office or Die Threats Plague Secretary Windom

A hostile faction accuses Secretary Windom of keeping allies in power to block rivals, threatening to shoot any man who seeks removal. The piece likens the Republican party to a group of assassins and criminals, claiming they demand office or resort to violence.

Windom Secretary of the Treasury Republican Party

Judge Pearson rules no extra pay for legislators

Last week Judge Pearson held the salary-grab bill unconstitutional. The measure granted each legislator $300 extra compensation beyond the $1000 for regular and adjourned sessions. Previous enactments and a per diem plan are noted as unconstitutional, with the Treasurer's mandamus blocked by court rulings.

Pearson

A Dying Woman's Premonition of the President's Shot

The Rev D P Lindsley of New York relates that Mrs Lindsley who died on the 12th had a vivid premonition of the attempted assassination of the President. She woke, cried she was with the President when shot, asked if he would die, and asserted she knew it three days ahead. He doubted visions but called the incident grounds for prophecy.

D. P. Lindsley New York Lincoln

Virginia Snake Halts Express on Heat Burned Rail

A Shenandoah Valley fast express encountered a five foot runner on the rail ahead of Mechanicstown, forcing the engineer to boost throttle. The snake slid along the rail at fifty mph, leaped into the cab area, coiled, and died from the rail’s intense heat.

Mechanicstown Clarion Shenandoah Valley Mile Cut

Farmers and Mechanises Advertising Electric Litters

Weather remains dry and hot in San Saba Texas as crop reports arrive. Oats are heavy wheat yields around ten bushels per acre, corn adequate for home use. Cattle and sheep in good condition, selling well amid favorable prices. A. W. Morek & Co. promote Electric Linters as a health aid for spring ailments.

San Saba Texas

The Present Railroad War in 1881 Address

Henry Daxter argues in a Aug 1 1881 letter from Tiwart's Cowpen that railroad competitors drive travel to New York and Chicago with nine dollar through fares, producing profits he deems excessive. He cites Vanderbilt wealth, tax avoidance on bonds, and claims profits stem from transportation costs far below ticket prices.

New York Chicago W.hl. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt W. H. Vanderbilt United States Henry Daxter Tiwart

Domestic difficulties spark self starvation bid in Caston

David Fitzgerald a 45 year old car inspector from West New Castle, Pa, began starving himself on July 12 after a quarrel with his wife. He remains in his room refusing all food though he drinks water, losing flesh and growing gaunt while his family guards him closely. Local observers fear a fatal outcome though his actions appear rational aside from the refusal to eat.

New Caston David Fitzgerald Pittsburgh & Erie Railroad West New Castle Wittegrald Pilagerald Te Gtill Witggerald Fitzgerald

Treasury Vaults and Guards Guarding Uncle Sam’s Cash

Washington Letter describes Treasury security measures in 1881 including the cash vault, guard force, and locks. It notes sixty watchmen at $720 annually, three eight hour shifts, and anecdotes of watchmen sleeping and a 1877 labor riot scare with Cohen’s gang. The piece teases future chapters about vault interiors and security.

WasuiIncron Sam United States Uncle Sam Treasury Building Exashier Samuel Treasury Leutenants Lis Cohen Cffies LaFayette Square

Electric Bitters Promised To Aid Women's Health

A promotional missive claims Electric Bitters restore health for women and cure common complaints. It asserts the remedy is pleasant to taste, costs only a few cents per bottle, and will help when other remedies fail, with sales through A Morck & Co.

Morck & Co

Monolith Discovered at Westerly Granite Quarry

A massive granite monolith detached at a Westerly Rhode Island quarry measures 150 feet long 10 feet wide and S feet thick weighing over 1000 tons. It contains more than 12000 cubic feet of granite and could yield about $30000 if cut into blocks. Proposer HL QQ Preueh claims the stone loosened easily and could be finished as an obelisk for about $15000, prompting speculation on ancient construction methods.

Westerly Rhode Island Semiramis HL. QQ. Preueh S’vench

Maine Woman Who Knows About Farming

A Lewiston Journal feature profiles Mrs. Osgood of Minot Centre, a self-supporting farmer who runs a forty acre operation with minimal hired help. She describers her harvests, methods, and daily work including planting onions and potatoes, mowing hay, and tending livestock while managing household duties. The article segues into brief regional farming notes and local advertisements.

The Lewiston Journal Boston Osgood Minot Centre Wes

Honest Conkling Leaves Office With Clean Hands

A Philadelphia Record summary notes Roscoe Conkling departs office with clean hands and no dirty money, contrasting with contemporary calls to bar honest men from office. The item includes testimonials for Burdock Blood Bitters and Spring Blossom from readers in Ruthven Ontario and Elmira New York, with price details and local seller A. J. Davis.

Philadelphia Record Roscoe Conkling Bedais Delta Republican Party Ncredigle F. A. Scratch Ruthven Ont Mas J. W. Luvriwr Elmira A. J. Davis

Inhaling chloroform A Paget notes heart recovery Reno

A Paris observation in The Lancet reports that artificial respiration failed for ten minutes under chloroform until Dr Labbe applied boiling water to the heart area, immediately restoring cardiac action. Also: San Francisco Chronicle lists 29 Comstock mines with no dividends in six months and twenty four with levied assessments.

The Lancet A. Paget Paris Labbe San Francisco Chronicle

The Great Puzzle at Saratoga and Other Notices

Excerpts reflect era reflections on youth and toil, a discharged circus actress, Garibaldi's birthday visitors, a claimed electrical remedy, Southern battlefields, and cures for dyspepsia. Advertisements urge Davis products, a national dyer, and new fans and parasols from Hower & Son.

A. J. Davis Warren Mrsman National Dyer Price T Hower & Son

Warren School District Annual Financial Report 1890

The Directors of Warren School District present the annual financial statement showing moneys received and expended, a statement of collector's duplicates of school and building taxes for the year, the Treasurer's account, and debts due as of June 1, 1881. Treasurer George Hasworth tallies balances, receipts from J B Carver Collector, Waters Administrata, state appropriation, tuition, exhibition receipts, and unseated tax reserve.

Warren School George Hasworth Warren Sekoed J. B. Carver

Farm for sale near Warren with 8 acres and 220 improved

The undersigned offers a farm two miles from Jackson Station on the Dunkirk road about five miles from Witten Porro. It contains 8 acres and about 220 acres improved, rest wood and under fence. Improvements include a new dwelling, three outbuildings. Well watered and suited to stock or grain. Must be sold within three months. For terms call on the owner or write Warren, Pa PHinty Su rgrist. July 5, 187? Burgess and Council ordinance: sidewalks required on east Hickory between High and Fifth. Council will lay at owner’s expense if not built. Free fencing and wattle aid by Borough Engineer A. D. Worl. Clerk: Geo. Cornelius.

Chariee L. Suummuard Pine Grove Township Warren Conunty Orphan's Court Warren County Pure Grove County of Warren State of Pennsylvania Nicholas Orbes James A. Kelly William Hodges Oren Palmer Tobias van Sile William i Houlges Stannare Smith Palmer Pogo Maria EH Sraxyvann ACO Enbove Stile Miarschiay Malia We Stans Wil Gonewange Jackson Stibion Dunkirk Lam Burgess and Peun Hickory Street High Fifth Streets Warren Boraumph Suat Council A. D. Worl Borough of Ah Allen Burgess Gho O. Cornelius

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