Ledger Publishing Co Subscription and Advertising Rates
Warren Pennsylvania Ledger lists subscription terms at 1.50 yearly in advance and 2.00 otherwise. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines for 5.00 per year and per inch rates for transient ads, with yearly contracts at 8s. Notices for executors, administrations, strays, and local items priced, while marriages and deaths are free to publish, obituary lines over ten cost per line. The Ledger Printing House offers first class printing and accepts mail orders from Warren Drawer H.
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Ledger Printing House
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing Co
H' Warren
Penn’a
World news and political chatter from a bygone era
A collection of political rumors trade notes and economic tidbits. Mentions Senator Quay John Sherman Foraker Grover Cleveland and Ulysses S Grant era topics include a Chicago fair loan dispute sugar reciprocity with Germany oil in Pennsylvania and New York party maneuvering around Fassett Miller Platt and Warrrison.
Proclamation Claims State Debt Drop Amid Debate
Governor Parrisos announced a reduced state debt of 2 538 352 but critics from The Philadelphia Times and The Pittsburg Post challenge details. The Times suggests additional payables could have cleared more debt if auditors enforced laws, while The Post advocates hanging bomb throwers before they strike, calling for lawful measures.
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Philadelphia Times
John Bardsley
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Post
All Right
Sunlight from Cucumbers: Crisp Supports Tariff Reform
A heated speech contrasts Speaker Crisp with high tariff aims, labeling him a Democrat favoring tariff reduction and free lists. The debate on the McKinley bill is cited, noting that the public will reject a system seen as taking from the mass to give to a class. Republicans frame Harrison as their logical candidate, mildly resigned.
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Crisps
Crisp
Nicaragua canal charter risks government backing
The United States faces questions over a proposed 100 million dollar government guarantee for Nicaragua canal bonds. Critics argue such a pledge risks public funds, moral responsibility, and financial reputation, noting Panama canal experience and existing rail networks already linking the oceans. The piece condemns government loaning credit to private foreign enterprises and cites French caution against guarantees.
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Nicaragua Canal
Congress
Colorado
Fifty-first Congress
Department
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Panama Canal
Dollar
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Nicaragua Canal Company
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Senate Republicans push free coinage and direct election bills
Over the past week two Republican sponsored measures favor free coinage of silver and a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of senators. Speaker Crisp works on committee assignments, planning to depart Washington soon to finalize chairmanships, likely elevating Springer to Ways and Means and Hollman to Appropriations, despite criticisms.
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Kansas
Stewart
Nevada
Amone
Crise
Washington
Crisp
Springer
Ways and Means
Hollman
Adelphi Kitchen Ad Seeks Day Boarders and Diners
Fifty day boarders and one hundred transient persons to dine at the Adelphis Kitchen daily. The best cooked dinners. 25c. Terms for day boarders moderate. Corner of Water street and suspension bridge. Also available are glass and putty at Noyes' drug store and a range of hair goods by Horton. Seigfried & Co. offer Willow Ware at attractive prices.
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Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Noyes
F —Horton
Seigfried & Co
Slater & Co. Move Lumber Mill. Fire Hits Boarding House
On December last Slater and Co began tearing down their boarding house and saw mill of eighteen years near Thompson Station by the Allegheny river. The mill is now erected with machinery in place awaiting dam completion to begin lumber production. Four men from Sugar Grove worked the job. The fall winter school on the river’s south side closed. Miss Mickelson was teacher. Thompson Station school began December 4. The Hiram Miller boarding house burned December 12 causing roof damage and confusion, with a bed and contents lost. H J Miller’s daughter burned her hand on a stove Saturday night. Revival meetings at Cob ham led to several converts under Rev Sieg fried’s preaching. Charles Simair of Warren has been aiding his brother and returned home Saturday evening. AR
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Allegheny River
Thompson Station
Sugar Grove
Mickelson
Charles Simair
Warren
Transfers for Week Ending December 17 1991
Transfers listed include A Renoulds to Elk County School Directors, A L Johnson to A M Sundman Pittsfield for 63.60, J Dunham to R Dunham Conewango 1600, D W Beatys to C J Erickson Glade 1200, J L Grandin to L A Butler Tidioute 320, W Crawford to J F Myers Tidioute 40, S McIntyre to S A Way Freehold 400, Treasure of Warren County to D I Ball Glade 7.17, D I Ball to W J Knupp Glade vas con, W J Knupp to E Barrett Glade 60, J B Cable Trustee to J Riwa Warren 1, J P King to H B Thompson Mead 2800, Forest Oil Co to Baptist Church Kinzua 1, M J Morrison to S A Morrison et al Tidioute 1000.
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A. Renoulds
Elk
Val Con
A. L. Johnson
A. M. Sundman
Pittsfield
D. I. Ball
Glade
W.J. Knupp
Vas
W. J. Knupp
E. Barrett
J. B. Cable
J. Riwa
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases. doctors once deemed it incurable. Science shows catarrh is constitutional and requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is advertised as the only constitutional cure, taken internally, with a $100 promise to prove false. Sold by druggists.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
January Strats FIRST MONDAY Bartsch Bart Sterns Warren
January Strats lists names for FIRST and THIRD MONDAY sessions with occupations and towns including Warren Sugar Grove Clarendon Brokenstraw Glade Conewango Mead etc. It records multiple individuals by name trade and place for civic scheduling.
Hostetter Almanac for 1892 Advances in Health and Information
The world renowned Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters remains popular after more than thirty years, with the annual Almanac issued by the Hostetter Company in Pittsburg. About 60 workers produce over ten million copies yearly in multiple languages. The 1892 Almanac offers health tips, testimonials, amusements, astronomical data, and chronological items, free to druggists and country dealers.
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Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Pittsburg
Be Your Own Doctor Offer From A. P. Ordway Co.
An advertisement promises a home medical remedy guide by Dr. Hausmann, available for purchase at three two-cent stamps. The mail-order pitch emphasizes cost savings, urging immediate response and listing Boston, Massachusetts as the address.
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Dr. Hausmann
A. P. Ordway & Co
Boston
Mass
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