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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
4
A collage of editorials comments on nomination battles in politics, fake insurance schemes, woolen mill finances, and tax legality. It notes Lecatte Somerville Woolen Mills earnings, Wilson tariff myths, and the German Emperor’s reconciliation with Bismarck, ending with democrats’ tariff reform stance.
The House foreign affairs committee endorsed a hawaiian policy rejecting annexation, a protectorate status, or interference. Critics question recall of Minister Willis while others condemn the Dolph resolution as partisan. News matters, tariffs, and political moves are noted with varied opinions.
The Mirror editor attacks party divides in the Burgess contest while praising candidate McAlpin’s qualifications. It argues Wiggins, a Republican, is competent and may gain cross party support, and laments party factionalism in Warren. London reports Gladstone's resignation and Home Rule rejection. New York elects a congressman.
In Warr en county Republican contests heat up with many candidates for Congress State Senate Assembly and Sheriff The Philadelphia love feast may withdraw a flawed candidacy By contrast discussions on party organization and labor issues amid national reform rhetoric surface amid local intrigue and upcoming April primaries.
The article attacks Mr Sibley and Mr Beltzhoover for opposing tariff reform and the Wilson bill, arguing their resignations were mishandled yet their actions reveal corporate influence. It praises progressive Democrats like James Denton Trancock and calls for representatives who defend common interests with tariff on revenue.
Hancock expects broad farmer vote as Wilson bill energizes campaign. State Chairman Wright plans eight county conferences outside Philadelphia with meetings in Allentown Wilkes Barre Williamsport Bellefonte Tyrone Warren and Harrisburg February 6 through 16 led by division chairs and local organizers.
Empire State Express departs Warren at 9 15 A M and arrives New York at 10 15 P M with one car change. Through service from Dunkirk. For tickets and information, consult the Ticket Agent.
Congressmen Sibley telegraphed Governor Pattison retracting his resignation and said he would complete his term. He indicated his aim to truly represent constituents and denied strong support for the Wilson income tax plan, proposing instead a graduated rate and noting likely Senate defeat of the bill. Kemp’s Balsam advertised as a remedy ends the snippet.
Special inducement list offers fast Calicos at 3 cents per lot worth 7 cents, Cotton Flannels at 4 cents worth 7 cents, Dress Ginghams at 5 cents worth 8 cents, seven cents worth 10 cents, Outings at 8 cents worth 12 cents, Dress Goods at 22 cents worth 23 to 30 cents, Dress Goods at 39 cents worth 50 cents, and Dress Goods at 6.24 dollars worth 75 cents to 1.00 dollar.
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