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The Ledger details subscription terms at 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 per year, advertising rates for business cards, transfer ads, probate notices, estate notices, and local notices, with obituary notices free up to ten lines and 5 cents per line beyond. Printing house offers first class job printing and mail orders with Warren, Pennsylvanian mailing. post office entry as second class.
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AU Escription Ter
Errigges and
Ledger Printing House
Wenuneyiventz
Ledger Publishing Co
Eh” Warren
Penn’s
Arren
Local Notices and Opinions From Warren Penn Jan 15 1992
A reading of Warren Pennsylvania items on January 15 1992 covers political opinions on the McKinley bill Supreme Court appointments and election law changes. It notes a proposed investigation into Senator Brice GOP protection rhetoric and opinions on the Mississippi River improvements and redistricting. It also mentions goats hair tariff decisions and local paving issues on Liberty street and Second to Third in town.
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Major McKinley
Ohio
Avery
Fraud and bribery claims shadow Keystone and national politics
The piece accuses John Wanamaker and others of a vast fraud connected to duties and pensions, criticizes Treasury secrecy by Secretary Foster, and notes an Ohio focus on alleged election corruption involving Senator Sherman and Sicherman. It urges a congressional inquiry if the Senate consents, promising evidence to unseat Sicherman.
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Calvin
Post
Sicherman
Senate
Brice
Paving Streets Question Voted In Four Block Section
City council places Water street from Second to railroad crossing to a vote. Supporters say eight blocks will be paved, boosting property values and reducing road work costs for a decade or more. Opponents warn of a tax rise of about one third of a mill for six years.
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Liberty Street
Water Street
Notable Pennsylvania Senate Hopefuls Dominate Gop Push
Democratic and Republican factions clash as prominent figures like M Siegfrien M W Bovee and Benjamin Franklin grapple with a shared goal. The piece notes Democrats unlikely to trade favors, asserts a strong political issue, and suggests momentum for securing a U S Senate seat in Pennsylvania, with parties pledging loyalty to their own candidates.
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M. Siegfrien
M. W. Bovee
Benjamin Franklin
W. R. Dawson
Srong
United States
Pennsylvania
Safe Leader Praised for Honest Democracy Speech
A Philadelphia Times critique lauds Grover Cleveland as a safe political leader who speaks plainly and upholds truthful democracy. The piece highlights his New York speech’s simplicity and candor, condemning mere expediency in favor of integrity and government by the people for the people.
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Andrew Jackyos
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Creverano
New York
Grover Crewe- Land
Craverann
Phila. Times
The Silver Question in Democratic Leadership
The piece argues that despite broad support for free silver, Democratic leaders aim to keep the silver issue from eclipsing tariff reform, favoring an international monetary agreement. It cites Mr Springer and Mr Carlisle and contends that true reform requires a stable, honest currency aligned with gold.
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Congress
Senate
Springer
Carlisle Sys
Democratic Congress
First Gun Signals Opening Assembly Battle in Republican Ranks
The article notes William E. Rice as a Republican candidate for Assembly, with potential challengers such as Henry Brace and Ed Coleman from Kinzua. Crowds gather around Speaker Thompson and Paul Brown as they weigh support, while Democrats mobilize quietly for the forthcoming contest. Perry D. Clark, W. G. Trunkey, and Jno. are mentioned as possible rivals.
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Assembly
William E. Rice
Gladiator
Sa Tar
Henry Brace
Thompson
Farmington
Paul Brown
Kinzua
Ed Coleman
Perry D. Clark
W. G. Trunkey
Jno
Warning of Democratic leadership rifts in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvanian political flare reports dissension within the Democratic Party as ex-Senator Wallace backs Kerr for chair while others oppose Pattison and Cleveland. Senator Hall warns delegates against internal sedition, aiming to steer the party to favor Cleveland and resist manipulation by rival factions.
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Randall
Hill
Cleveland
Kerr
Wallace
Senator Hall
Hik
Harrieburg
Grover Cleveland
Democratic State Central Committee
Pattison
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Suit Against Kerr Prompted Editorial Clash in Ledger
The Ledger attacks Kerr amid a broader internal conflict. It endorses J Marshall Wright of Atl town for Chairman, referencing past party splits and loyalty to democratic ideals, urging Northwestern Pennsylvania members to recall a similar four year contest and vote for Wright.
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Suade
Kerr
Jefferson
Cleveland
Grover
David B. Hull
New York
Mat Quay
Wmust
Pennsylvania
William L. Scott
J. Marshall Wriebt
Atlentown
Resolutions of Thanks From Eben N Ford Post 386
The Eben N Ford Post 386 of the Grand Army of the Republic thanks Mrs Nancy L Hatt Hon O W Stone H A Jameson Mrs Davis and Mr A J Hervirine for a memorial book to honor deceased and living comrades It directs delivery of the book to Warren Public Library and engrosses the resolutions in the memorial book for posterity The resolutions were offered by Comrade J O Parmjee and adopted by the post with Commander L T Boxdens and Adjutant R Worthy signing notes
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Eben N. Ford Poe
Department of Penn
G. A. K. Warren
Eben N. Ford
Department of Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Nancy L. Hatt
O. W. Stone
H. A. Jameson
Davis
A. J. Hervirine
Warren Public Library
Comrat J.O. Parmjee
L. T. Boxdens
Row. Swrrg
Real Estate Transfers From Newspaper Ledger
Real estate transfers listed include Broderick to Finland at Kenstraw for 400, Wilamte to Morrison in Ringua for 180, De Mead to Meal in Pittsfield at 31, Dean to Hotfarat in Pittsfield, Triumph 2100, Nelson to Frank Nelson Conewa, Magia True mute 2a, Lox WilHame to WOW 370, Lowe to Donovan Freehold 400, Conners to M E Johnson Deerfield 3175, Timmins vs Boeshart and Winson Mead 32000, Hodges to Swaneon Farming ton 150, Hill to Drake Spring Creek 3250, Brown to Gurtient Farmington 21400, Marsby Glade 150, Hall to Grittin Ordon 35000, Cole to Janes Tidioute 5550, Morck to Kirberger Warren 6000, Kollenbeck to Hawkins BLL 2500, Smith to Upton Pinefield 1800.
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BR. Broderick
Finland
Brokenstraw
Wilamte
Binge Morrison
Ringua
M.D. Whineres
Arnete
R. de Mead
J. HW. Meal
Pittsfield
W. Dean
Mr. Hotfarat
J. W.thowpeun
J. B. Thonpaun
Triumph
Nelson
Frank G. Nelson
Conewa Taco
REUNO
Magia
AL Molten
Waleans Corydlan
WilHame
Aliia
Willaims Gorsdon
B. Lowe
Otnon
Freehold
M. Conners
M. E. Johnson
Deer Held
JR Timmins
Boeshart & Winson
Mead
K. M. Hodges
J Swaneon
Farmington
Ss. Hill Et al
al‘. Drake
Spring Creek
E. Brown
A.B. Gurtient
Warren HL
T. Go
Marsby Glade
J. Hall
J. A. Grittin
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by taking it to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad promises $100 for any case not cured and invites readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Wallen Ledger
Halls
Hall
Addres
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
InstantaneousPhoto Settles Wheel Motion Speed Debate
Historical physics note explains that photos show the top spokes blurred while the bottom spokes remain sharply defined, resolving whether the upper part of a moving carriage wheel travels faster than the lower part.
Niagara Power Supply for Buffalo Lighting Contract
Harper's Weekly notes the Niagara Falls power venture aiming to light Buffalo with 8000 horsepower at Niagara Falls rates from 5 000 hp at 10 per hp to 300 hp at 21 per hp, claiming low transmission losses could undercut steam power and foretelling water power use within Buffalo within a year and possible distant transmission to New York.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Great Falls
New York
Harper’s Weekly
Dangerous Experiments Inspire Doubt About Human Descent
A Paris Herald excerpt satirizes a England scientist who hangs newborns by tree branches to prove man’s descent from apes, noting infants hold on for two minutes. The piece mocks the method and suggests the mothers will challenge the theory, while lampooning heredity and maternal influence.
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England
Paris Herald
A Churchyard Garden Changes in Berlin
A London News summary notes Berlin’s old cholera churchyard neglected for years with graves opened for relocation to a general grave for a future public garden. Upper churchyard hosts two new schools, and other plots may be sold for building, raising health concerns for housing. An Empress' Good Work. The Chinese empress now allows public street appearances and petitions. She reportedly halted sacrifices to the Goddess of Silk Culture and helped plant mulberry trees at the temple forecourt.
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Berlin
London News
China
New York Sun
Old Red Cloud Loses Power and Seeks Sympathy
A Sioux leader deposed to favor American Horse wanders the Chadron agency in sorrow, nearly blind and heartbroken, while his faithful squaw remains by him as he fades. The Sioux nation remains supportive amidst his decline. Meanwhile Washington coal fields draw vast capital with next year’s output projected beyond two million tons, underscoring a shifting economic tide. A woman battles aging, a futile contest against time, as the piece notes the inevitability of decline.
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Red Cloud
American Horse
Chadron
Washington
Administrator's Notice for Kinzie estate in Warren County
Letters of administration granted for Frank W Morrison late of Kinzie township Warren County Pennsylvania deceased. Creditors urged to pay promptly and those with claims to present them authenticated for settlement. G W Morrison Adm Krxzea Pa Jan 4 1892.
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Gerab Ferkins
Youngsville
Warrey County
Authen
Phehins
Admr
Young
Mary Lauffer
Warren
Warren Eminty
Lesser
Adi’x
Frank W. Morrison
Kinzie
Warren County
G.W. Mormison
Adm
R. Krxzea
Guardian Sale by Order Of Orphans Court
Guardian Charles Kurn offers at public sale in Warren Pa two Brokenstraw township parcels of land totaling about 13 and 20 acres. Bounded by Finlen, Sullivan, Marriner, Samuelson and Isaacson, with one-third cash on confirmation and balance due in one and two years. Sale set for January 26 1892 at Warren Court House.
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Orphan's Court
Warren County
Mary E
Margaret
Finian
John Finian
Brokenstraw Township
Court House
Warren, Pa
Broken Stray
M. Finlen
Jerry Sullivan
Michael Marriner
Trial List for January 1892 Court Docket
Warren Pa December 25 1891 lists a trial docket with cases set for Monday January 18 Tuesday January 19 and Wednesday January 14 1892. Names include Bush Belnep Sanford George Lockwood Fair Breene Torpedo Company White Davenport Heintz Shorrt Oram Smith Gorman Lynch Conklin Woodard Eysinger Croll Hue Thatcher Copeland Thatcher Stoneham Tannery Co Rockwell Thompson and others before Judge at Warren County Court.
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Bush & Belnep
Joel Sanford
James George
H. Lockwood
Fair & Breene
the Torpedo Company
H. White
C. G. Davenport
Geo
M. Heintz
A. Shorrt
U Oram Smith
B.E. Firth
MET
Fiddle
Wm. A. Ray
Jed Woodard
J W. Argrelius
James Gorman
Jas. Lynch
Eugene Conklin
Rowland & Martin
Philopena Fuedlhart
W. N.Y. & P. Arl Company
E. E. Allen
Otto Argrelius
Jacob Eysinger
C. K. Book
James Croll
Darius Mead
F. P. Hue
C. C. Duffield
W.M Thatcher
W. F. Mead
H. Copeland
Williard White
Stoneham Tannery Co
F. B. Rockwell
W.H. Thompson
W. BD. Richesperser
Warren
Indebtedness of Youngsville Borough Update
The Burgess and Town Council of Youngsville borough present the 1891 statement of indebtedness under the 1874 Act. It itemizes eight bonds with various due dates and amounts totaling 5700 00, plus a real estate value of 412 2003 and personal property including horses cows and salaries totaling 135923 00. M. Agrelius, Burgess. Fessi H. Clerk.
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Youngsville
Eee
Toch Real Estate
M. Agrelius
Burgess
Fessi H. Clerk
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OD. O. Reed
Warren CO
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Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
Tere
Senator Brice
United States Senate
Keeley
Pittsburgh
Watchman
Robert Fon
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Jouve" Cott
United States Court
McKinsey Hill
Johu Wanamaker
Anesorios
Keystone
Spring Garden
Fairine
John Wallamsker
Mai Quay
Lacy
Treasury
Lecketary Foster
Pitcher's Caastoria
Harom-al-Rashid
Aanlif Be
Manhattan
Guardian Sale
Youngslle
Warren Borough
Second Street
Joseph A. Schofield Burgess
R—st Clerk
Wyman & Davis
Jewelers
Carver House
Warre
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