Local Ledger notices and opinion on tariffs and taxes
The Warren PA Ledger discusses subscriptions and renewal reminders, the Chicago Crown murder verdict, social news from the South, agricultural and road topics, and a debate on tariff policy. It contrasts Senator Voorhees tariff reform with the Ledger’s protectionist stance, arguing taxes should reflect production costs and curb monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eople
Patrick H. Crown
Chicago
Voorhees
Free List
Democratic Party
Toust
The
Ledger
Carrol D. Wright
Bureau of Labor
Congress
England
Democrats and tariff debate echo Grover Cleveland contrasts
The text contrasts Harrison’s tariff stance with Grover Cleveland’s Democratic principles and calls for revising tariff law to broaden the free list. It notes a Republican Congress may or may not implement these ideas. It also defends H J Muse against slander by Grundy and others amid a personal family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Cleveland
Congress
F Be Mail on Mr Skinner Manslaughter Case
The piece defends Mr Skinner, jailed on a manslaughter charge, noting he has been a two year subscriber to the Wanen Ledger and a self-described good Democrat. It argues a newspaper mockery of his case harms public opinion and cites other alleged crooks among Republicans and Maas subscribers to counter the jest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Jai
Wanen Ledger
Maas
Notable figures in brief: deaths, pensions and politics
Dr Higbee state superintendent of schools dies last Friday. A milk shipping company forms at Maddle town N Y to pipe milk to New York City. Jeff Davis widow may claim a government pension for his Mexican War service. Cleveland speech in Boston draws wide reading and praise, eclipsing Harrison’s message in Washington. The Warren Mural weighs in on Confederate flags, while commerce and home life advance amid notices for medical cures and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higbee
Maddletown
N. Y
New York City
Jeff Davis
Cleveland
Boston
Harrison
Washington
South
Warren
Republican Party
Clevelanda
Merchants’ Association of Boston
New York World
Cash and One Price Buffalo Christmas Store Ad 1889
The Buffalo store boasts a vast holiday lineup with Oriental rags at deep discounts and 8 by 4 foot fabrics priced well below New York. It highlights home comfort items like sheepskin mats, animal skins, stuffed heads, books, and a bright second floor with lamps, chairs, and decor, inviting customers to explore the extensive, lively holiday displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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FF. Reed
Warren, PA
Miss Huntington
Miss Caldwell
South-ern
Beaver
Tepe Bean
Grover Cleveland
RS. Grundy
H. J. Muse
Amir. Muse
Pierce
A. A. Davis & Co
N.K. Wendelboe’s
Siegel’s
A. Witz
E. C. Peirson & Co
Dames Kos
Glade Warren County
Tyake
James Roy
John Roy
Peter M. Snaith
Warren Warren, Co
Popmoor
Cable & Phersop
Auss
Warren Savings Bank
Sach Bank
A.J. Hazeltiine
Sec'y
Wanen
Siegel
Siegels
Buffalo
Santa Claus
Newmarkets
West
Young Mens’ Christian Association
R.L. Comneck
J. K. Ronne
Ory Street
Nottingham
J.B. Fouch
Kaat Street
Barnes, Hengerer & CO
Castoria
Ely
Samuels’ Brothers
Jouvine
Easonable
Ren County
Water St
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