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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1887

Page

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The Smiles and Tears of Criminal Court Review

The Forum reports a grim portrait of Warren county’s criminal court proceedings from opening Monday to adjournment Thursday. Cider cases fatten the docket with costly constable returns, while verdicts range from not guilty to fines and commissions of costs.

Criminal Court

Democratic clash over tariff policy in congress

In a sharp tariff debate Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania and John G. Carlisle of Kentucky lead opposing factions on tariff reform. Randall backs abolition of internal revenue taxes, while Carlisle supports tariff reductions on life’s necessities and a revenue‑only approach. A Cleveland mediation could yield a compromise, though Carlisle likely won’t strip Randall of the chair.

Samuel J. Randall Pennsylvania John G. Carlisle Kentucky House of Representatives Committee On Appropriations Randall Carlisle Handall Cleveland Carlisia Mr. Randall

Masquerading Ladies Dress as Men Stir Warren Streets

Two young women dressed in their brothers clothes mingled with shoppers on Front Street and visited several stores, causing amused chaff from onlookers before being escorted home. A father spotted his daughter in a store sparked a chase under electric lights as the ruse unraveled. The prank ended with a cab ride home. Holiday excursion tickets on the Pennsylvania Railroad offered at reduced rates for December 23 to 26 and December 30 to January 2, valid for return by January 3, 1888.

Williams Brown Meritt Barker Commonwealth Chas. van Blad Emil Victor Eckland A. J. Delander van Blad Edkland Emi Costa Delander Susan Jacobs Chas Logan Fred Lawrence Francia Maud Smith Miss Smith Justice Young Lawrence The E. F. Bordwell Joseph Brookmeyer John Carr Freehold Township Barbour James Russell Jane Baker Clarendon Jamestown N. Y Warren County Mike Sullivan Chas, Reyburg Shefield Reyburz Reyburg Mary Schreiner Sheffield Chris Leyman Pleasant Cobham Pat Griffien Pat Chris Leyman Gordon Philadelphia Ecklund Barbour Boys Warren Irvington Ezra Herman I. G Barbour Worth Lusher John Barbours Lushers Lawrence Frances M. Smith Olson Omen Henry Baldensperger John Ryan J. R. Golden R. B. Dalrymple Ezra Barbour Bill Harnest Farnsworth Cora Farnsworth Tidioute Tract 5 Forest County H. EB. Bucklin Pennsylvania Ledger Post Office Johnson & Siegfried’s A. A. Davis & Co Charley Henry Akurek Bro Keystone Clothing Company George Ball Bell Brothers Snd Goodrich & Fehrman Shear Merck Drug Pater Boss Grocery Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Old Roof Tree Rich Merchant Returns Home After Sixteen Years

A portly rich merchant recounts his return to his Wisconsin home after sixteen years. He narrates leaving in a family quarrel, working in oil fields, then traveling back with $1000, surprising his parents at the door, sharing a simple dinner, and paying off debts. He plans to send $50 weekly home as gratitude.

Jim Garver House Mothbar Nhoy Forest County Country Weekly Wisconsin George Kellogg George Titusville Ray Chicago Milwaukee Joan Bill Lyman Scott Rich John Mother Jimmy Father Goling Maine

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