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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1888

Page

4

Democratic State Committee Meeting in Harrisburg on August 28

The Democratic State Committee will meet in Harrisburg at 2 p.m. on Tuesday August 28 at the Bolton house to nominate an auditor general candidate and conduct other business. Secretary Kisver notes registration urged as voters should ensure they are registered. The piece also reports on Cleveland’s letter of acceptance, reactions in Ohio and Michigan, and pension bill activity under the President with a critical tone.

Democratic State Committee Harrisburg Bolton House Bers. M.neap Exmorr P. Kisver Cleveland Tue Mainman Grant Hays Arthur United States D. E. Wilson Belford Blaine Portland Congress Mose Ledger Partizan The Graphic Library Grover Cleveland White House Roger Q. Mills Texas New York Daily Graphic Blackburn Kentucky Plank Maranis Lorne Crntri United Shires Canada Edward Atkinson Munger New England

Notice of Change of Date for County Committee Meet

The Democratic County Committee meeting date is changed to Thursday, August 30. All committee members are urged to attend. M. W. Bovey, Chairman. The article also discusses the 27th district nomination process with mentions of James Goldsborough, George Maloney, Rev. W. A. Rankin, and other potential candidates, plus debate over endorsing third party nominees and the broader political context.

Democratic County Committee Vigilance Committee Brokenstraw John Cooney Conewango L. Mack Columbus H. Mead Cherry Grove Jubn Miller Corydon George Tume Deertfield Fred Bartsch Eldred Geo. M. Wilson Elk McMahan Freehold M. W. Irvine Farmington Lorenzo Preston Glade Wesley George Kinzua J. C. Fuller Limestone J. P. Houser, Jr. Mead Roger Mooney Pine Grove J- H. Frey Pittsfield East Gus Anderton West D. J. McMillan Pleasant N. Deitch Sheffield Geo R. Dickinson South West Enterprise Geo. Wales Sugar Grove Wam Dalton Spring Creek Archie M. W. Bovey Warren County Ene Crawford State of New York McKean County James Goldsborough Goldsborogh Venango County George Maloney Maloney Franklin W. A. Rankin Rankin Cameron County William Kennedy Charles Levins Byron Hamlin Jumber Charles Miller C. H. Noyer Cyrus Corwen Warren Ailler Labor Party John Whitely OW City Miller Whitely City

Tariff table on 1887 imports under Mills bill provisions

The article presents a table comparing imported articles in 1887, showing duties collected under the current law, projected revenues under the Mills bill, and the present and proposed average duty rates. It outlines how duties would shift if the Mills bill passed.

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Tariff and monopoly critique from a Swedish paper on 1888 election

A Swedish American paper analyzes tariff policy and trusts in the 1888 presidential race, arguing high tariffs propp up monopolies in jute cordage rubber envelopes and steel while harming workers. It discusses Cleveland’s tariff reform stance against Harrison and notes labor and prohibition themes shaping Indiana politics.

Blaine Congress Biniie Cleveland Blake Svenska Amerikanaren Souto Brexp Indiana Grover Cleveland Chicago Tribune Benjamin Harrison Gresham Harrison

Prohibition and politics stir district delegates and press notes

The report covers party infighting with Prohibition candidate Hox. Coakies Mibover possibly endorsed by Democrats, while other figures like Hon. George Maloney and Rev. Rankin vie for nominations. It also notes literary previews from The Cosmopolitan, Harper, The Graphic Library, and Forum, praising new volumes and essays on politics, history, and society.

Hox Coakies Mibover OU City Democratic Party Miller George Maloney Captain Goldsboro McKain Warren Rankin Franklin Citizen Press

Clairvoyant Examination Free Promises Radical Cure

An advertisement offers free clairvoyant examination citing thirty years of experience to diagnose kidney liver bladder or heart disease and to state prospects for a radical cure at no cost. It lists Dr H E Burt ErFig p Syracuse NY and mentions tea sales and a consignment of teas at half price with a 25 cent tea as comparison.

HE. F. Burterfig Syracuse N. Y New York Warren County Propnes Co-Operative Storr Lim Ani

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the Ledger Reed Ebros D. Reed Warren, PA Allen G. Thurman Ohio J.B. McCollum Susquehanna County Milter David W. Sellers Michael Magee A. H. Ladner William J. Latta John Taylor Franklin Walden George W. Pauling James Smith Daniel Schweyer W. B Given Charles Robinon John RB. Reynolds Edward J. Gaynor Simon P. Light Tors. Speer A. F. Keating Alvin Day William Dent Russell Karns Henry HU. Woodal Herman Bosler Wilton A. Garman William Maher John F. Bailey John Huckenstein William 2. Lantz Davids Marriames H. Caldwell Samuel T. Neill J. L. Brown Charles J. Ellis North Clarendon Harry Jennings Tidioute Warren Academy James W. Jenkins E. A. Weagraff Watson Gonneaut TourMan Michigan the County Committee Congressional Outlook Are EsseRy Department Bureau OF Dutia Valace F. SwifeLer Bureau Ravisties Washington, D.C Suly TSS Paris Chicago Prohibition Warren Ciesel Youngsville Cleveland Club UC. A America Low Mills Cosmopolitan Bright Young Harpers Magazine E A. Abbey Hesh Johnson & Smorriep Hotel de Ville Second Henry A. Guertin Wendleboe’s. At Joseph A. Schofield Exchange Block Corner of Water Snpension Bridge Lely Charles A. Peterson Beatty Block Waren Brown, Stone & Rice Second Street First National Bank E.brown C. Wstone W.E Rice DR. M. Schermerhorn Judge Scofield Hazeltine Liberty Street T. Neill New Exchange Block Leonhart Bros J. 4. Schofield Ball & Thompson Attorneys AT Law A. A. Davis & Co D. I. Ball C. C. Thompson Dinsmoor & Cable Oollie Water Street Scofield Hunter & Son Chas. Dinsmoor CABLE W. &. Trunkey A. ©. McAlpine Merck’s Drug Store Carver House J. Danforth W. Corner Second and Liberty Streets Up Star John Sager Wise Mansion House Court House Sealy W. A. Greaves Hall Block Episcopal Church Smith Golden Horseshoe Elys Ely Hayfever Regisa Elly Brothers Warren, Street York Arie USA Chamberlain Institute Havbolpe NM. Y D. D. Rev. J Bucklin Arnica Morek Drug Store GEO P. Rowell& CO Sprucestreet Tarrant & Co N.Y Maple Shade Hotel U. G. Shope Ana
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