Advertising rates and notice charges in the Ledger
The Ledger lists ad rates including business cards up to six hues at 5 per year, transient ads at 1 per inch first insertion and 50 cents per inch thereafter, yearly ads at 5 per contract, executor notices at 30 each for six insertions, estray and caution at 1.50, local and business notices at 10 cents per line, marriages and death notices published free, but obituaries over ten lines at 5 cents per line.
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Weatier
Debate on tariff and politics in 1893 era editorial voice
Friday morning opinion column critiques Van Allen as ambassador, lauds Cleveland era cabinet and Sickles, backs Wilson tariff despite flaws, warns Republicans about tariff delays and labor wage politics, notes Nova Scotia miners protest free coal provisions, praises the Spinner Mantle Fire Place heater as a top gas heater.
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Nova Scotia
Wilson Ariff
New York Banks Idle Reserve Used to Push Bond Issue
A Hudson Valley newspaper notes New York banks hold about 72 million dollars in idle reserves used to advocate bond issues. It critiques the argument as weak and predicts it will fail. The piece also mentions the President's full message inside and multiple local political items.
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New York
Almanac Ad for Hostetter Bitters and Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The 1894 Hostetter Bitters almanac promotes the medicine with claims of accuracy and profit, noting the company’s Pittsburgh production, multilingual printing, and free distribution through druggists. It urges readers to keep blood pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and warns against other brands.
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Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Pittsburg
Hood
Poverty No Crime Governor Declares Vagrant Laws Unconstitutional
Topeka dispatch reports Governor Llewelling issues a circular to Kansas police boards arguing vagrant laws infringe constitutional liberty. He rebukes fines and forced labor for the poor, condemning ordinances that treat idle poor as municipal slaves, and likens present policies to historic oppression.
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Llewelling
Kansas
Kaxsag Crry
Times
Topeka
Kas
Elizabeth
France
United States
Fighting parson Rev Hiram Eddy dies at Canaan Conn
The Civil War figure Rev Hiram Eddy known as the fighting parson died in Canaan Connecticut last week. Captured at Bull Run he was the first prisoner at Libby Prison and reportedly spent time in nearly every military jail. He was Warren’s first Presbyterian pastor over fifty years ago and recently spoke at his former congregation. He stood over six feet tall with snow white hair and a striking presence.
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Hiram Eddy
Canaan
Conn
Bull Run
Richmond
Libby
Presbyterian Church of
Warren
Empire State Express Schedule and Persia Earthquake Report
Empire State Express announces through service via LS and NS lines leaving Warren at 9 15 A M arriving New York 10 15 P M with one change of cars from Dunkirk. A Teheran Times dispatch reports 12 000 killed in Kushsan Persia earthquake last week, with 10 000 bodies recovered and 50 000 cattle perished. Advertising cures for blemishes claim savings and are offered by H N Ritchfield and N N Ritchfield, Warren Pa.
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Viadav&p. LS
N.S. GN
Warren
New York
Servic
Dunkirk
Lis
London
Teheran
the Times
Kushsn
Persia
Jay T. Smith
G. R. Starr
Stephen Flaherty
Penna BR
RB. Co
Edith Morton
Mary A. Barnes
A. P. Phillips
Geo. P. Orr
Sampson & Bean
Peoples Savings Institution
Fred P Hue
James W. Jenkins
James Clark
John Stillman
James Cooper
J. H. Mitchell
Pickett Table Works
Miller Brothers
Daniel Preston
Charles W. Brainard
William Baily
Bumpus
H. A. Hardenburg
Lydia Thompson
W. S. Thompson
W.T. Bachop
C. W. Scofield
A. Davidson
G. F. Meadoe
George Wing
Adam Coupler
J.R. Kuhn & Co
John Hurley
A. H. Page
Nils Hanson
Geo F. Yates
Prothy
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van Allen
Italy
U.S
Cleveland
Philanthrophist
Sickles
Republican Party
House
Maine
James G. Blaine
Knights of Labor
Mr. van Alien
Congress
Carlisle
Harrison
Senate
T. W. Arird
D. M. Howard
Ackley
John Buerstead
Hickory Street
Sailin Boys
Perry D. Clarx
New York World
Pennsylvania
Clark
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Hig
Homestead and Braddock
Frick
Congressional
Homestead
Philadelphia Times
Atlantic Seaboard
West
South
East Penn Valley
Gogebic Range
Michigan
Rich
J.J. van Atun
Gresham
Newport
van Alen
Board of Health
Sibley
Wasutherox
Dro
Mr Stowe
Mr. Sibley
Charles Stowe
Girard
Erie
White House
Stowe
China
Dennis
Baldwin
J. Ross Thompson
Saltsman
Empire State Express
H. N. Ritchfeld
Aruggist
B—Ly
Ware
N. N. Ritchfield
H-O
Orphans Court
Warren County
Iwill
A. D
Mansion House
Borough of
Columbus
County of Warren
State of Pennsylvania
Columbus Borough
Clymer Station
Ziba Colgrove
Mill Pond
Curtis Village
Curtis
Columbus Village
Avis
Wm. B. Sutlift
Court of Common Pleas
Penna
Act Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsrlvan
First German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hinceley & Rice. Solicitors
Siegfried & Skelton
W. O. Skelton
M. Stegfrieds
Sheffield
Agonsylvania
Court Common Pleas
John McLean
L. H. Darling
M. Guo
F. Yates
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Gruetle Verein
Glade Run
Act of Assembly
Prothonotary
State of
Anthony Mintzer
E. E. Alien
John Hepburn
E. H. Boeschlin
H. J. Muse
Warren Axe and Tool Company
Warren, Pa
E. H. Borscrrzx
Des
H. J. Muss
Solicitors
Anna Sward
Cras. P. Peterson
Jas. A
D. Barxgr
S. Forsyth St
Atlanta
A. A. Davis & Co
Second Street
W. Jarvis
Water Street
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