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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1887
Page
4
Published every Friday morning in Warren Pennsylvania at 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 if not prepaid. No paper will be discontinued until all arrears are paid, unless the publishers opt to discontinue.
In Ohio veteran pensions, Foraker and Sherman clash over party direction and debt policy. The piece argues for treasury reform and a federal telegraph system, citing past postal gains and potential savings. Georgia liquor options, local options, and national tariff thoughts appear alongside.
Mr. Carlisle argues labor organizations will endure only as long as toil exists and warns the labor party will crumble and fail to win state or national elections. He contends many proposed measures align with old parties, others are opposed, and a new party cannot arise from revolution. He defends labor unions while cautioning against using them to control others.
An analysis shows 68,000 New York City labor votes for Henry George could have shifted state results, potentially defeating Hill by 12,000 and altering 1884 national outcomes. The piece weighs labor, Republican, and Democratic splits, cites figures for Peckham and Daniels, and discusses potential impacts of a separate labor candidate on statewide races and party dynamics.
Letter from Pittsfield reader Escribes a shift from Republican to Democrat citing broken promises to local people and support for honest Democratic nominees in Warren County. The note mixes political opinion with a subscription payment and a separate medical clairvoyant pitch from Dr. E. F. Butterfield of Syracuse offering free diagnostic prospects.
A letter from the Arrow dated July 28 denounces a Mail editorial as lies and calls out the Republican ticket. The author accuses the Mail of whisky links, praises the temperance party, and urges voters to act in the next election. Also notes insurance ads, Dr Haines Golden Specific claims, farm for sale in Warren area, and Edinboro Normal School catalog highlights with student numbers and costs.
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