Ledger Publishing Co subscription and advertising rates
The Ledger Publishing Co prints in Warren Pennsylvania and lists subscription terms at 1.50 yearly in advance and 2.00 if unpaid. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines, transient ads at 1.00 per inch for first insertion, 0.50 per inch for subsequent insertions, and yearly contracts. Marriages and deaths published free up to ten lines. longer obituaries charged at 0.05 per line. Local notices charged 0.10 per line. The Ledger promises prompt mail service and first class job printing in western Pennsylvania.
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Ledger Printing House
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing Co
H” Warren
Penn’a
Democratic Doctrine and War Scare in Warren Pennsylvanian
War news from Warren speaks on Democratic doctrine and equal justice while condemning reports of President Harrison seeking mediation with Chili. It notes Congress convening February 22 in Chicago and criticizes a capital relocation threat as World’s Fair chatter.
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Congress
Chicago
Clearfield
The Presidential Contest Deeply Divides Democrats
The piece argues David Bennett Hill controls New York Democratic votes and aims to trade Cleveland for spoils, calling it a Republican scheme. It questions honesty and fitness, predicts New York results, and speculates on trading balance in national outcomes. It also reports on the February 10 House coinage vote and lists proponents and opponents of free silver, highlighting leadership by Charles W. Stone and the party split.
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David Bennett Hill
New York
Cleveland
New York State
Hill
Mr. Hill
Mr. Cleveland
House Committee On
House
Bland
Williams
Illinois
Robertson
Pierce
Epes
McKeigan
Kilgore
Bartin
Nevada
M.N. Johnson
North Dakota
Johnson
Charles W. Stone
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Massachusettes
Tracy
Stone
President Harrison's Chilean Message to Congress
President Harrison sent to Congress his Chilean question message on the twenty fifth. The long document commands respect from both parties and argues a grave case against Chili requiring deliberate government action. Later developments confirm an apology from Chili and settling terms with the United States. The Maryland legislature re elected Arthur P. Gorman to the Senate and Charles H. Gibson was also elected.
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Harrison
Congress
Cuili
Chili
United States
Maryland
Arthur P. Gorman
United States Senate
Charles H. Gibson
American Artists Alliance to Open New Branch in City
The American Artists Alliance plans a Monday January 11 opening in this city with an offer to give away one Crayon Portrait to customers purchasing a frame. Mr J C Le Roy will run the office and guarantee customer satisfaction, samples available at 818 Water Street near the depot under the Three A’s sign.
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The
American Artists Alliance
Buffalo
Chicago
J.C. le Roy
Water Street
American Aprigrg Alliance
The American Tailors Pledge on Pride and Honesty
Woowarp & Lesser of Warren Pa declare their use of The American Eagle trade mark a responsibility. They promise progressive ideas and honesty to please the majority, while warning deceit or failure harms customers and country. The note, signed by The American tailors, clothiers, hatters and men's fine furnishers, 316 Second St Warren Pa.
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America
Woowarp & Lesser
For Sale No 610 High Street In Wetmore Pa
Fourteen rooms and all modern conveniences include a good barn. Owner has no use for it and will sell cheap on good terms. Inquire or call Thomas Keelor Wetmore Pa.
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High Street
Thomas Keelor
Wetmore
Stop and Think About Worthless Medicines
Stop and Think. How much money for have thrown away buying worthless medicines prepared by unprincipled parties who care not what harm they may do to your system. You can depend on every bottle of Sulpur Bittering being a reliable medicine. It searches out and cleanses from the blood all impure matter and makes you feel like a new person. Boston Daily Despatch. 242 The Pope Wednesday delivered a short allocution at the sitting of the congregation of Sacred Rites at Rome. Two hours and a half were occupied in the consideration of a single canonization.
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Boston Daily Despatch
Congregation of Sacred Rites
Rome
Miles Liver Pills Regulate Liver and Nerves
Dr Miles pills claim to speedily cure biliousness torpid liver and constipation by regulating the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves. Advertises 380 doses for 25 cents with free samples at Morris and Mullen's drug store.
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Miles
Morris & Mullen
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism in One Day Reported
Columbus suffered a major blaze destroying the Metropolitan Opera House and Goodman's shoe factory. The fire caused several narrow escapes and widespread damage, with authorities noting the incident as a significant urban conflagration.
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Columbus
Metropolitan Opera House
Goodman's
The Little Ones Coughs Colds and Croup Warning
Coughs and colds in children may foretell death. Pan Tina recommended as a remedy with trial bottles free at L G Noyes and Co.'s drugstore. The Chids Drexel Union Printers' home in Colorado Springs to be dedicated May 12 with address by Hon Amos J Cummings.
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Croup
L. G. Noyes and Co
Chids- Drex
How a Mother Saved Her Boy at Silver Lake
Little Robert Frey, a bright boy at Silver Lake, suffered a severe cold. A neighbor recommended Pan-Tina, which quickly relieved him. a 25 cent bottle cured him. The grateful mother’s joy was immense as Pan-Tina was sold at L. G. Noyes and Co.’s drug store.
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Robert Frey
Silver Lake
Bobby
L. G. Noyes
Warned in Time as Health Officials Cue Caution
Health officials warn of a looming winter risk and urge precautions to prevent disease. The message promotes stimulants from Klem's Silver Age and Duquesne rye whiskies as trusted aids, noting high-quality brands endorsed by physicians and used by hospitals, with Major Klein offering a range of liquors and wholesale terms from Allegheny City.
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Board of Health
Klem’s
Duquesne
Indorse
Major Klein
Guckenheimer
Finch
Gibson
Overholt
Bear Creek
Lqnor
Max Klein
Federal St
Allegheny City
Protest by John Dillion Over Parnellites Fund Distribution
John Dillion writes in protest against the Parnellites efforts to block the distribution of a subscription fund meant for evicted tenants. He argues the fund should aid those tenants regardless of political interference and urges free disbursement to affected families.
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John Dillion
Parnelites
Piles and Education Notes and Local Notices
Piles! Piles! Itching piles with moisture and intense itching often at night. Blayne’s Ointment promises relief by stopping itching and bleeding and reducing ulceration. Also a note on Edinboro’s education and a local real estate ad. A sale of a house and lot on Oak Street and a ticket promotion for A Portrait.
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Blwayne
New Opera Projects and Theatre News Across Nineteenth Century Stage
Woolson Morse and J Cheever Good work on a new opera for De Wolf Hopper. Harry Smith completes The Knickerbockers for the Bostonians. An English dramatist adapts Longfellow for Edward Compton. Francis Wilson guards two boys in The Merry Monarch and sends them to school. Shakespeare in the US in 1900 faces casting doubts. Mme Camilla Urso practices six hours daily and studies a new concerto six months. Emma Nevada Palmer returns to Paris after Madrid success. She tops Spain’s favor with gifts and sails to Holland next. Austin Dobson writes a Paris set play featuring Mime de Pompadour. Manager Pitow buys The Crisis for Fanny Aymar Matthews, four acts in Washington. Edward Langtry, Jersey Lily’s husband, seen as respected, named grand master of Fenai Bridge Masonic lodge in England.
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Woolson Morse
J. Cheever Goodwin
de Wolf Hopper
Harry Smith
Robin Hood
New York
United States
Mme
Camilla Urso
Emma Nevada Palmer
Paris
Madrid
Nevada
Spain
Holland
Austin Dobson
Mime de Pompadour
Louis XV
Augustus Pitow
Fanny Aymar Matthews
Washington
Edward Langtry
Jersey
Fenai Bridge
England
CHATS ABOUT MEN IN HIGH LIFE AND PUBLIC FIGURES
A compact survey of prominent figures from politics finance and literature. Mentions Governor Russell President Harrison Baron Hirsch Jay Gould Herbert Bismarck M Patenotte Herbert Spencer ex Governor Samuel J Kirkwood Terry Sidney Dillon George Gould Frederick Douglass Gladstone Elkins Wanamaker Goff Carlisle Gorman. Notes wealth tastes and reputations with period tone.
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Russell
Gunning
Harrison
Baron Hirsch
Jay Gould
Herbert Bismarck
M. Patenotte
Herbert Spencer
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Interior
Mr. Terry
Gladstone
Elkins
Wanamaker
Nathan H. Goff
John G. Carlisle
Arthur P. Gorman
Turf Topics On Turf Personalities And Tracks
A survey of 1891 racing shows Missouri’s new entrants to the Tist, extensive 1893 plans by Pierre Lorillard, Illinois leading in tracks, Indiana second in courses, and New York area racing nearly year round. California breeds eyed by magnates. Glens Falls farm boasts three 2:20+ stallions. Gabrhards bets on a California two year old champion.
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Missouri
New Orleans
Pierre Lorillard
Ilinois
Indiana
New York City
August Belmont
Glens Falls
N. Y
California
Robert McGregor
del Mar
Fred Gebhard
California and Beat Any of the Sons and Daughters of Theil Used
Ostrich Farm Profits and Poultry Advice From The Poultry Monthly
A writer visits an ostrich farm at Santa Monica noting four acres, twelve lots, and a five acre run. Forty three birds valued at 300 to 400 dollars each, fed on alfalfa and vegetables, with males peaceful but capable of kicks. Young birds raised at Santa Barbara, feathers sold for 50 to 100 dollars a pound, admission charged, and the venture predicted to profit with proper management. Also tips on brood houses, incubators versus hens, and care of eggs, plus livestock notes on a bull fatality, Dutch belted cows, stock prices, hog feed, and swine associations.
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Poultry Monthly
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Santa Monica
Auditor's Notice for Wim Swanson estate in Warren County
The auditor Alice G. McGee will report on distribution of funds from the Wim Swanson estate. She will attend at her Hazeltine block office in Warren Borough Pa on Tuesday the 23rd day of February next at 10 a.m. All interested parties must present claims or be barred from the fund. Also included is a borough debt statement for Youngsville and Laid borough with bonds issued in 1891 1892 and related property valuations.
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Sarah Perkins
Boro
Youngsville
Warren County
Ted
EA. Peexins
Adm’r
Youngsville, Pa
Mary Lauffer
Warren
Mary Lesser
T. A
Frank W. Morrison
Kinzua
G_W. Morrison
Adm
R. Kinzua
H. Skoyles
Elk
County
Isaac N, Williams
R. Corydon
Warren Co
Orphan’s Court
Wim. Swanson
Hazeltine Block
Warren Borough
Alice G. McGee
Common Pleas
Axel Bjorkman
Amele Bjorkman
Borough of
Court of Common Pleas
A. P
Jams Roy, Sherif
Sail
Wailer Street
P. & E. Railroa
Dolar
Perry D. Clark
Field Burgess
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Kansas
Quax
Pittsburgh Post
John Bardsley
Westart
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Taupspay
Randall and Grow
W. A. Greaves
Congressman Stone
Greaves
New York World
Blaine
L.G. Noyes & Co
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John Aten
Oak Street
East Warren
Pitcher’s Castoria
Henry Gibbons
Wilkesbarre
Sundl
Marvin
Robert Bonner
Swine Breeders’ Association
Swine Record Association
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Younsville Borough
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Rickar’s
Freehold
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Bear Lake Borough
Hollenbeck
Columbus Township
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Tidioute
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Limestone
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Deerfield
Watson
Court House
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Pleasant
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