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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1883

Page

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Trial list set for February term 1833 court

Prothonotary announces February first Monday start for court with a long docket. Cases include Law against Lain, Vandergrift and Nutting suits, Colgrove v Corry National Bank, Conroe v Thompson estate, Great National Petroleum Co. v Babcock, Dicket v Nutting, Allen use v Falconer estate, Vermilyea v White, and multiple others with lessees estates guardians and partnerships. Proclamation from Warren Pennsylvania January 15 1883.

KT Lain K Vandergrift Daniel T Drew W P Nutting H Both Colgrove Corry National Bank James F Conroe Thompson Estate Great Nat'l Pet Co OC Babcock H Harmon A W Dickert J A Abbott James Edmonds Allen P Falconer Estate Vermilyea Lucius White Nat'l Pet. Co Dick & Co Bankers Thos Reynolds Horner Robin Siggins John Cochran Penna RE Co P & E RE Co

Editors Question Prohibition Claims in Kansas Crime Link

A Kansas governor and temperance supporters clash over claims that prohibition raises crime and liquor consumption. Warden and chaplain figures cited disputed penitentiary data, while a Warren County observer reported no visible drunkenness in Kansas. The letter urges readers to seek balanced testimony and verify facts from both sides.

Ledger Kansas Glick Gov. Glick Kansas Penitentiary Pison Warren George William Curtis Harper's Weekly Curtis W.H. Crank Irvington, Pa

Social life and tariff talk dominate Washington in 1883

From Washington society to tariff debate the Ledger details how partisan lines blur as Republicans and Democrats mingle in the capital. It notes Kasson and Plumb spar over the Kelley bill, columns on Obstructive talk, and a social season heavy with receptions and winter residents. Senator Salisbury and Delaware’s Saulsbury figure in a risqué exchange with a young guest at a department visit.

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Point Chautauqua Association Elects New Board

The Point Chautauqua Baptist association names its new directors with terms from one to three years. Officers include Dr. W. H. Doane of Cincinnati as president and H. P. Kinnear as general superintendent and treasurer. The Bradford telephone system links to Warren, Forestville and Jamestown communities.

The Point Chautauqua Association W. H. Doane Cincinnati H. CU. Fry Rochester H. P. Kinnear Youngsville Merritt Brooks Buffalo Rev. E. E. Chivers N.Y F. H. Gibbs Nunda N. Y W. H. Montgomery North East Hon Maples Mayville Bradford Warren Forest Jamestown Dunkirk Fredonia

Ingersoll On Lincoln The Lawyer Not The President

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll addresses a Washington audience about Abraham Lincoln as a man and lawyer. He praises Lincoln’s daily life, humility, honesty, and mercy, contrasting him with hollow rhetoric and urging a view of Lincoln grounded in humanity and shared human experience.

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Misplaced Plaster in a Moving Car

A man suffers in a train car and his wife applies a mustered plaster to ease his pain. She hides to finish the poultice and is startled when the patient reveals immediate relief as his cry of agony echoes through the car. The scene ends with a torrent of curses from the railside audience.

Patience Beott Hotspur Jerusha New York Commercial Advertiser

Doctor's Disagree About Woman's Cancer Cure Tale

A Pittsburg reporter recounts Mrs. Milo Ingram's claim of a cancer misdiagnosis and a prune-based cure. The account, tied to a feature in Life by Dr. Hartman, critiques medical ignorance as the tale unfolds in a Allegheny chamber.

Pittsburg Federal Street Allegheny Milo Ingram Hugh McKelvey Hartman

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