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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1884

Page

4

Ledger Carver House Rates and Warren County Ads

The Ledger lists subscription terms at 150 dollars annually in advance and 2 6 per year when not prepaid, with 15 cents added for all postpaid outside Warren County. Advertising rates include business cards and six insertions, with transient ads 2 dollars for first insertion and 60 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Local notices cost ten cents per line, with obituary notices charged per line beyond ten lines.

Warren Couny

Entry in Warren Post Office Listed For Warren Og

A fragment notes She Le Pa, AS 1 PEt being entered in the Warren Post Office as second class. The terse line references postal processing and classification in the town's mail handling.

Warren J Wwatter

Feeling the Walter Draw in Star Route Prosecutions

The New York World reports Republicans shrinking from a probe into Star-route prosecutions and DOJ abuses. It claims immunity buys were used to omit indictments, hints at bogus civil suits to block Congress, cites Jackson and Blaine as precedents, notes Brewster Cameron’s resignation from DOJ, and accuses the era of pursuing a tariff setup for 1888 politics.

Department of Justice Congress Jackson Baat Bairstow John S. Davenport Arthur Brewster Cameron Far West Democracy New York World

PAKING THE ESTIMATES Evaluation of pension cuts and fiscal policy

The Philadelphia Times praises Chairman Randall for trimming Commissioner Dudley’s pension estimate by twenty five million. It argues Dudley overstated needs despite fifty million from prior appropriations and notes only sixty six million was spent last year. It urges further pruning of extravagant estimates.

Randall Dudley Rendall Philadelphia Times

Palmer joins prohibition party amid crime statistics claim

Esquire General Palmer, now aligned with the prohibition party, argues prohibition will be the era’s biggest political issue in Pennsylvania. He cites Wilkes-Barre crime tied to liquor, while The Philadelphia Record notes Luzerne and other regions show declines in intemperance and crime compared with twenty-five years ago. The piece notes Republican hesitance to make prohibition a campaign issue and cites a Democrat in Indiana boasting on whiskey revenues sharing.

Palmer Prohibition Party Wilkesbarre Philadelphia Record Luzerne Pennsylvania Republican Party Torre Indiana Blaine

Trial of James Nutt Set for the Fourteenth in Pittsburg

Editorial notes the Nutt trial scheduled for the 14th in Pittsburg. It mentions postholiday recovery of Hox Sioux Canerox in Slat Springs Arkansas and reports on a severe general snowstorm. It also covers a confessed motive in a Carey murder, vast US economic notes, and local officials’ bills, with broad social and political commentary.

James Nutt Pittsburg A S Hox Sioux Canerox Slat Springs Arkansas

Law Gives Insight Into Legislative Pay Practices

An 1874 act set daily pay for legislators during extraordinary sessions, including weekends and recesses. Some members donated full pay, others partially, with notable examples like Emery Coxe Gordon Crawford and Hulings, who redirected funds to charity or educational causes, while questions of rightful entitlement remained.

Emery Coxe Gordon Treasury House of Representatives Crawford Air. Clark W. J. Housings

Payne wins U S Senate caucus on first ballot in Cleveland

In a party caucus, HB B Payne of Cleveland secured 49 votes to win the U S Senate nomination. Pendleton 15 Ward 17 W H Booth 1 Geo W Geddes 1. News of the victory sparked a hundred gun salute in Cleveland. Payne, a wealthy local figure, faces speculation about future political moves.

U. S HB. B. Payne Cleveland Pendleton Ward W. H. Booth Geo. W. Geddes Payne Paynes

Fragmentary ad copy on medicine uses and effects

The readable text mentions a remedy to resist malaria fevers headaches and kidney issues. It claims purification of the blood and liver and stomach action. The fragment cites dosing twice and keeping the preparation handy, but many words are garbled and unclear.

Local Notices and Personal Names From Warren 1880s Fragments

A fragmentary page snippet lists testimonials and notices involving druggists praising Zopesa for digestion and mood, Ely’s Cream Balm for hay fever, and several marriages and births. Names include T. B. Jexxs, Wm Lonerman, Miss Madgie Dubois, F. H. Barker, Emily Black, Joanna Kelley, and Leona Unman, with Warren County Pennsylvania and surrounding areas referenced in 1880s era.

Celle Y—Logan Wola Pine G Andington Toner Lonman Lutherance Doerr Wm. Loner King County Glade Warren Co HOLMES_DUBOIS Warren Barker Wommer Carver House W. W. Painter F.H. Barker Mary 4 M. E. Parsonage W.W. Painter Wmn. B.mcnall Ridgeway Emily Black New Sethiehem Joanna. Kelley Mary J. Logan Farmarton S. Nase Rey Potsey Shore Lyea Leona

Death notices from Mid Finton district and Warren

Obituaries and marriage notices: Mrs Mary A Vinton found dead after heart condition, husband J Martin Hoggle marries Elizabeth Hoggler in Warren Lutheran parsonage, George C Chapel dies aged about 45, Charles Lowe of Columbus weds Lillian Stranagan of Spring Creek in Sheffield.

Finton South Weat Mary A. Vinton Gtr Vinton J . Martin Hoggler Warren Lutheran Parsonage P. Doerr Peter Marti Elizabeth Hoggler Glide Warren Co George C Lowe-Stranagan Sheffield A. A. Horton Charles Lowe Columbus Misa Lillian Stranagan Spring Creek

The Times enters the new year with independence and strength

The Philadelphia Times pledges independence and fearless reporting, promising broader readership, stronger organization, and a staff of capable contributors. It contrasts modern daily news with older weekly papers, touts edited concise dispatches, and outlines subscription prices for Daily, Sunday, and Weekly editions to support its forward-looking urban paper.

Philadelphia Times Times the Times Reading Journal Philadelphia The Dag Telegraph Dews Weekly Times

Piles Cure Ad and Church Pew Sale Report

A county notice advertises Dr Archisi’s Italian Pile Ointment guaranteed to cure internal and external piles with money back if not. Price is 50 cents a box, sold by A W Merck. Also noted is a sale of three pews at Mr Beecher’s church last Tuesday with a reported shrinkage in value since January 1893.

Mr. Beecher

Noted Patent Medicines and Cough Syrup Advertisements

An assortment of early 20th century patent medicine pitches appears, touting Dr Ki New Discovery for consumption and coughs, Graves Heart Regulator, Bulls Concoction, Joseph's Oil for diarrhea, Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, Shedd's Little Mandrake Pills, and Shedd's Excelsior Cough Syrup. The fragment preserves vendor cues like Johnson & Siegfried and Warren, Pa, and markets claim cures for throat and lung ailments, heart disease, biliousness, and digestive issues.

A. W. Merck’s Dr. Ki

Valuable Encyclopaedia for Social Life Published

A detailed notice of A Very Valuable Work Encyclopaedia of Business and Social Forms by James D. McCabe, issued by The National Publishing Company. The advertisement touts its wide scope from etiquette to handwriting, public meetings, legal forms, and household guides, with 872 pages, superb engravings, and subscription sale through M Bly, canvassing at Gurver Ouse Warren Da.

National Publishing Company Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Atlanta Navy Arlists M. Bly Asan Gurver Ouse Warren, da

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