Reed Bros Publishers Ledger Notice Associate Judge King
Published weekly in Warren Pennsylvania at $1.50 yearly in advance or $2.00 otherwise. Papers not discontinued while arrears exist. Out of county delivery only on prepayment. Ledger office refitted with new press and type at Basement Library corner Third and Liberty. Associate Judge candidate Rufus P. King.
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Warren
Warren County
Third and
Liberty Streets
Reed Bros., Publishers
Douaixe
Rufus P. King
King
Harry T. Russell
Democratic Party
Theodore Messner
S. Lettle
A. A. Davis & Co
John Langdale
Ridlesperger’s
Wyman & Davis
G. Wray
North Warren
Spinner
Diamond Block
Warren Pa
W. L. Douglas
Leger’s
Third Street
Potoffice
Lewes
Postoffice
Bouws
Revisiting scattered items from a Cleveland era column
The page lists varied notes including medical curiosities about phosphorized cod liver oil restoring hair color, a school director labeled unworthy, and Garfield’s tomb guard removal. It covers political disputes, post office strikes, judicial elections, and allegations of bribery in Crawford County with editor threats and a sheriff seizure.
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Roserts
Crawford County
Titusville Herald
Bloss
Roberts
Robert
The Democratic Ticket Presented For Warren County voters
The Democratic convention named a ticket amid praise and critique. The piece notes Republicans hold a large county majority, urging fair consideration and claiming Democrats are independent and not seeking office. It argues party loyalty and public duty should guide voters.
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Warren County
Swedish nominee for county treasurer faces opposition
The piece discusses Gust Anderson of Pittsfield, a Swedish American, as the Democratic nominee for county treasurer and argues Republicans should recognize Swedish votes. It recalls partisan rivalry between the Ledger and the Mail, then shifts to Henry P. Kinnear’s death in Youngsville, detailing his public service, character, and a sheriff’s humane family story. It ends with notices of Republican tickets and local ads.
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Gust Anderson
Pittsfield
Democratic Party
Anderson
Mail
Ledger
The
Mai
Maila
Youngsville
Henry P. Kinnear
Point Chautauqua
R. P. King
W. Davis
Geo. Ames
Warren Lodge
John
David Davis Dead Eminent Jurist and Senator
Illinois jurist and statesman David Davis, friend of Lincoln, served on the U S Supreme Court before six terms in the Senate. Known for his size, independence, and pivotal role in the chamber, he influenced critical political alignments of his era. He died recently, ending a storied public career.
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David Davis
Illinois
Cecil County
Maryland
Kenyon College
Ohio
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Davis
United States Senate
Senate
Mahone
Virginia
Judge Davis
Garfied
Political Notes and Society Bits From a Dated Paper
A mix of political quips and social blurbs notes Bonnie Ben Butler invited to speak on the Fourth of July in Denver. The piece jokes about an anarchist spectator, contrasts democratic presidential hospitality with aristocratic weddings, and cites Reynolds's London view on tradition. It then lists a Clarendon School District report with finances, a stray yearling heifer alert, and an administrator’s notice for Theodore Hall’s estate, Warren Pa, with probate details.
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Bonnie Ben Butler
Denver
Cleveland
Reynold
London
Theodore Hall
Warren
Warren County
Ase Jemima G. Hull
Warren, Pa
Perry D. Clark
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Congress
William L. Scott
P.J. Swain
Gus Anderson
F. H. Laneworthy
Garfield
War Department
Scofield
Lake View Cemetery
Courier
Sherman
Bayard
Uncle Sam
Jeyce Garsraith
Erie
Galbraith
Galy Congress
Fitz John Porter
Logan
Mackey
Erie Herald
Herald
Waton
Watson
Mr. Mackey
Henry FP. Kinnear
Brokenstraw
Hall
C.C.F
Woodlawn
Hbe
Fife
Kinnear
Sele
Mother
Agai
Sore
Arthur
Green
North Carolina
the Times
Scott
Morrison
Record
James A. Beaver
William T. Davies
A. Wilson Norris
Thomas J. Stewart
A. Osborne
Levers Shoe Store
Post Office
Ridlesperger
David Davis Deatt
Washington
God
Clarendon
E. Morse
Ulrich
Straye
Hiram Branch
Jobn Dencer
Ali Eonasy College
Meadville
Conservatory of Music
Davip L. Wheeler
Penna
Aron
N. 5. Roberts
Marion
Mass
Reynalda
Ind
St. Mary St
New Orleans
Moe
Moxanan
Tuscumbia
Jomn
Dade
Ghown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Second Street
Liberty
Citas Sational Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
Pics
Parmlee
Meron Waters
Picis Henry
HA Jamieson
V. Davis
PL Johnson
A. Hertech
WYP
Brown
Permlee
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