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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1892

Page

7

Treasury Raid And Congressional Spending Compared

The Warren Mail criticizes Congress for large increases in appropriations since the last session, noting a $44,000,000 rise while failing to pass several public building bills. Holman’s Congressional Record figures are cited, detailing reductions, river and harbor bill effects, and the broader fiscal impact under the Fifty-second Congress. The piece defends Cleveland era finances and criticizes lobby influence and retrenchment efforts. Ends with an advertisement for Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Early Riser.

Holman Warren Mail Congress Reed Congress Uncle Sam Congressional Record United States Fifty-first Congress Senate House Cleveland

Oates Report on Homestead Trouble Findings

The congressional investigation led by Mr. Oates criticizes Frick for a stern approach but finds wages reduction possibly justifiable if explained. It condemns Pinkerton use and asserts unions cannot enforce wishes by force. Oates notes sheriff inefficiency, calls for arbitration law, and leaves questions on Pinkertonism and congressional power unresolved.

Wasurveron Oates Frick Pennsylvania Congress

Double Tragedy at Hotel Florence Over Love Triangle

Patrick Dowd of Dunkirk shot Geo Haas of Jamestown at Hotel Florence in Fluvauna after a dispute with two women, then killed himself four times in the chest. Haas died in the bar room. Dowd died at once. Prose reports note a troubling woman angle involving Nettie Lyman and Nina Fahey. Ice and railway ads follow.

Jamastowyx N. Y Patrick Dowd Dunkirk Geo Haas Florence Fluvauna Nettie Lyman Nina Fahey Dowd Jamestown Mr. Terry Geo. Haas Hass Haas

Hancock Nominated for Congress in Venango Warren Meeting

Hon James D Hancock of Venango County placed in nomination at a Democratic Congressional Convention held in Warren. Names from Cameron McKean Venango and Warren counties were proposed, with Hancock winning unanimous nomination after a preliminary ballot. Hancock, a Franklin resident, is described as a prominent lawyer and plans campaigning across the district, aiming to carry McKean and Venango by large margins.

C. A Dst Cameron County Baird Hackett Pursuits McKean Voust Nasi Fazan Brink Venango McGarry Trayes Menace Warren Cruris Daw Hawke W. BR. Dawson J. A. Hawke Hancock McKean S, Clark

Twelfth Pa Cavalry Veterans Hold Warren Reunion

The second annual reunion of the Twelfth Pa Cavalry drew about 70 veterans with wives and friends in Warren on August 9. Eben N. Ford Post hosted, with Burgess Clark welcoming and Lt. Col. W. H. McAllister elected president. A large dinner followed at Harugari hall, and plans were set for a 1893 Erie gathering. A basket picnic at Youngsville was noted the next day.

12Th Pa. Cavalry Warren Epen N. Ford Burgess Clark J. M. Boyd Centerville Wm. A. McCray Spring Creek H. G. Smith Union City Erie Eben N. Ford G. A. RB W. RB. C Sullice Youngsville

Homestead Troubles Prompt Poetic Mockery In Warren

A satirical poem from Camp Black mocks Homestead hardships with grizzled imagery of dirty water and stale food. The notice then honors Moses Andrews of Garland Pa, aged 89, describing a life of faith, service as a Presbyterian elder, and peaceful passing.

Homestead Black Old Homestead Garland Moses Robert Spring Creek H. F. Andrews Christ Presbyterian Church Garland Presbyterian Church Mose

Labor Unrest Persists as Sides Claim Victory in Tariff Era

Reports from labor circles show both sides claiming progress in the Homestead strike context. Union leaders forecast victory while non union workers depart the Carnegie Frick mills. other notices cite wage advances in New Castle and a pending strike drive in Cambria and Clearfield districts with mass meetings and organized support for higher pay and checkweighman reform.

Pierssure Homestead Crawford Amalgamated Advisory Committee Potter Lovejoy Gomper Federation of Labor Carnegie Steel and Iron Amalgamated Association Manufacturers Carnegie Company Frick-Carnegie New Castle Iron Company Wire Nail Red Mill Wire Nailera Arroorsa Trout Run Cambria County Burtenem Sistington Valley Mill Company Order of Railroad Atteona Phillipsburg Clearfield Punxsutawney

Sign Painter and Local Advertiser Listings

An OCR fragment lists CHAS. T. THURSTON as a sign and decorative painter at 209 Water Street near Market with services on short notice. The snippet also advertises Dr Pierce’s Pellets, canned seafood, Clover Leaf Salmon, A.G. brand French Peas, wallpaper from N.K. Wendelboe, De-Wit's Sarsaparilla, and Ayer's Sarsaparilla with generic health claims and store references to Sreereiep & Co and Noyes Drug Store.

Nelson Greenland Chicago Sreererep & Co A.G Sreerei ED & Co N.K. Wendelboe’s Noyes Drug Store Ayer

A Ball Game Between Warren Barbers and Printers

A Monday afternoon match in Warren pitted barbers against printers in a spirited baseball skirmish. Jake Amann and Tommy Morris for the barbers led, while Captain Will Young and Jimmie Marker for the printers played key roles. Charles Schwing acted as dealer to ease tensions. The game ended with the printers winning 13 to 12 after a bat break in the sixth inning, with Fischer and Killian forming a strong battery for the barbers.

Barbers and Warren Ume Pire Jake” Amann Tommy” Morris Barbers Will Young Jimmie Marker Shavers Ritzenthaler Zeitler Printa Tonny, McMillan Theopolis John Hartman Fischer Killian

Thousand Islands Excursion Announcement by WN&P R R

The WNPRR promotes a grand low rate excursion to the Thousand Islands with round trip for 5.50 leaving Warren on August 23 at 10 10 am. Travel includes Rochester Syracuse Alexandria Bay and a steamer ride to Clayton with hotel rates from 1 50 to 200 per day and sleeping cars available. Berths should be reserved early through local agents or Mr S B Newton Buffalo Excursion Agent.

W.N PR. B Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Warren W.N. Y P. BR. R Rochester H.R. R Syracuse W. N P.R. R S. B. Newton Buffalo Newton Islands America

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Miles Morris & Mullen Gates’ Report Perate Man BE. Clemons. Oor Williams’ Grove Pennsylvania Railroad James D. Hancock Venango County Hell Warrens THE Twelfth Cavalry Chas. Hamm L. BR. Patton Rockford, IA de Witt Noyes Siegfried & Co Amin Breck Atf Homestead Poetry Doolittle & Steal Buiders Gram Geo Davis’ Drug Store Cor. 2Nd Liberty Sts Diegfried & Co DeWitt Chas. T. Thurston Water Street Market Dr. Pierce Sreereiep & Co Harbor Creek Eri Express Express 173 Welsh Stephen Perry Indianapolis St Morris & Mullens Drug Store DeWitt’s
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