Advertising rates and notice charges in the Ledger
The Ledger lists advertising prices: business cards up to six lines five dollars, transient ads 50 cents per inch for the first insertion and 50 cents per inch for each subsequent insertion, yearly ads by contract, executor and administrator notices three dollars each for six insertions, estray and caution notices 41.50, local and business notices ten cents per line per insertion with space limitations, and marriages or deaths published with obituary notices over ten lines charged at five cents per line.
Congressional Squabbles and Silver Debate Writ Large
TERSE remarks rail against Congress for talking instead of voting as the silver question tugs Senate and House. The piece mocks Secretary Carlisle, President Cleveland, and Republican leaders while urging unity and prompt action amid tariff and currency debates. It notes Blount’s Hawaii return, Reed and Lodge stance, and Alabama governor’s caution during yellow fever concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Woald’s Fair
Congress
Theodore Thoman
Tracy
Cleveland
Washington
Senate
Blount
Hawaii
Chicago
Ozat Reed
House
Houses
Crisby
Reed
Lodge
Grover Cleveland
Alabama
Carolina
Morida
Hill
Gorman
Sugar Grove experiment shows danger of land and labor based wealth
The piece portrays Sugar Grove in Warren County as a new settlement where villagers barter wheat potatoes corn and lumber before creating a local note system. John Hamilton centralizes the note and profits through interest, leading to rising debt and eventual control of farms forests mines and factories, illustrating the danger of credit monetization and the primacy of land and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Sugar Grove
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Farmer Losses and Political Wrangles Across Nations
The piece critiques farmers losses cited by New York Produce Exchange and contrasts with political rhetoric. It links tariff debates and McKinley era protections to broader national financial strain, notes postal dispatches from Brunswick on yellow fever and a Kemp’s Balsam cough claim linked to tuberculosis concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Produce Exchange
Cleveland
Warren Mail
Republican Papers
Mail
Neal for Governor leads Ohio Democrats at convention
The Ohio Democratic gathering produced a harmonious platform that ignores the silver issue but supports currency by national banks at bond par value. Nominees include Lawrence T. Neal for governor and W. A. Taylor for lieutenant governor, with Sater, Blackburn, Bailey, Wilhelm, and McKeown also named for key posts amid a mood to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lawrence T. Neal
Chillicothe
W. A. Taylor
Columbus
Supreme Court
John W. Sater
Darke County
B. ©. Blackburn
Coshocton
John P. Bailey
Putnam County
Board of Public Works
Lewis B. Wilhem
Akron
P. H. McKeown
Cincinnati
Ohio Democrats
Cambridge Fair Advances Plans for Eighth Exhibition
The Crawford Agricultural Society prepares for the eighth Cambridge Fair set for September 19 to 22. Premiums are increased and free entries apply to all departments except speed events. A strengthened race program, a new grand stand, and the attraction Col Curtis Wild Wes will appear free on Wednesday and Thursday, drawing crowds to enjoy the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Crawford Agricultural Society
Col
Curtis
Wild Wes
Buffalo Bill
Parcel deeds and land boundaries in Warren and Sugar Grove areas
The text describes multiple land parcels in Kinzua Township Warren County Pennsylvania and Sugar Grove Warren County Virginia or Virginia area. It details boundary lines, starting points and measurements including rods links perches and degrees. It notes a two story frame dwelling and a steam saw mill with boiler on one parcel. It references a suit involving Joanna Gunning and wills bindley executors and a 1857 deed recording in Warren County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough
Tidioute
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Towit
Second Street
H. P. Heiknap
Vidioute
Gilbert
Henry Weliart
Brokenstraw
Warren County
Samuel Hull
Youngs Cnandiers Valley
Hammet Hall
J G Mead
Angeline Bowroan
J. G. Mead
Harris Mead
J. HA. Wichols
Elk Township
Penna
Caleb C.thompson
H.R. Kilburn
A. C. Marsh
A.R. Kilburn
C.g. Thompson
David Giltman
W. J. Giltman
Avid Gillman
Al&o
Kinzua
Kinzua Creek
Wm. Kinglish
Drielling House
Joanna Gunning
No. T
M. L. Gunning
H. Bindley
Jabez Bindley
Sugar Grove
Hieke
Charles Jaquay
Thomas Kay
Wm. Kay
Warren Borough
Barney Bradley
Homestead, Loan and Trust‘ O
W. W. Spauldiing
Mary Spaulding
James Uolars
Court of Common Pleas
Borough of
Columbus
Horatio Humphrys
L. Phelps
Pine Valley
T. ¥.Parker
E. A. Spencer
Justin Danford
P. Parker
Recorders Office
United Brethren Church
Thomas F. Barker
Philander Parker
Jala A. Mallett
Jesse Perkins
Job P. Dean
John A. Mallett
Property Auctions Across Warren County 1893 Sheriff Sales
A sequence of Warren County Pennsylvania sheriff sales lists parcels in Conewango, Warren Borough, and Conewango Township. Notable items include farms with houses, barns, orchards, and roads. multiple tracts total acres vary from 17 to 57 with improvements noted. Names include George Hillman, N H Dalrymple, Archibald Tanner heirs, Warren Homestead Loan & Trust Co, Charles Erickson, Charles Carlson, Mary Gouveneaur, P A Broggren, J J JATISON, John F Anderson, H J Muse, W W Spaulding, and W G Chase. Dates shown include August 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chnaty
State Etorerna
Towit
Edwin Chare
William Gourley
N. H. Dalrymple
George Hillman
Rae
James Roy
Warren, Pa
Conewango Township
Warren County
Trena A. Smith
John F. Anderson
H. J. Muse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Register and Recorder
Ellis Simcox
South West
D. M. Schermerhorn
Roger Mooney
Mead
G P. Mead
G. F. McNitt
James Logan
Farmington
KK. L. Andrews
Garland
RE. Geer
Warren Academy
Department of Labor
United States
Denver
Colorado
New York World
Brunswick
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Kemp
Harrisburg
Ieutenants
Eby
Fritchey
Caleb C. Thompson
Charles W. Stone
Haywood
Stone
Sibley
Cockerill
Nashville American
Gray Gables
Bradford
Onto
Crry
Tuto
Lucus County
Frank J. Cheney
F.j.cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
J. Cheney
A. D
Qouarepee
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
DeWitt
Morris & Mullen
F. H. Dickson
The
Pablii
Board of Pardons of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
C. F. L. Kinnear
Western Penitentiary of
Emphezalement
GC. W
Hornby’s
N. N. Ritchfields
Warren, Ps
Rochester
N. Y
Business University
Court House
Conenango Township
Warren and
Jamestown Road
SN. P. Curtie
Archibald Tanner
Follet Run
Jamestown
N. P. Curtis
Reig
Estownh
Warren Homestead Loan & Trust O
High Street
Liberty Street
German Evangelical Church Society
E. Fisher
Citizens” National Bank
Charles Erickson
William Duke
Frederick Phillipse
Mary Gouveneaur
Charles
Erickson
Charles Carlson
P. A. Broggren
Charles Jatison
Penns
Richard Lindey
George Pettit
Siggins
Charlotte Dunning
Cynthia Fox
Fine Grove
Farmington Township
Wo. G. Chase
J. B. Young
Rerd. Adams
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