Local Ledger Ad Promises New Print Shop In Warren
Published every Friday morning in Warren Pennsylvania the Ledger offers annual rates of 1.50 in advance or 2.00 otherwise. Papers not discontinued until arrears are paid and not sent out of Warren County unless prepaid. Ledger office refitted with new press and type promising artistic printing at low cash rates.
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Warren
Warren County
Exchange Hotel
H. Leonhart
Carver House
C. W. King
Hickory Streets
Ruston
Revere
Frank Meizgar
Democratic Triumph and Scandal Cloud 1880s Politics
The piece endorses Grover Cleveland as the best choice for 1888, attacking Republicans as unable to nominate a fit candidate and praising Cleveland’s moral courage and businesslike governance. It notes Democratic gains since 1864, criticizes a $10,000 private fee paid to United States district attorney Wao A. Stone, and questions Auditor General Niles and related officials amid calls to reform or abolish problematic offices.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Tilden
Congress
McClellan
Grover Cleveland
Lincoln
Blaine
Cleveland
United States
Wao
A. Stone
Stone
Wiles
Eita
Niles
Tioga County
Nile
Letter on tariff standards and party positions in Missouri
A reader letter discusses tariff policy, noting Mr Randall’s stance and the Democratic and Republican pledges on tariff revision and revenue reduction. It argues protection should equal domestic wage differences, warns against overprotection for monopoly, and supports a measured twenty percent tariff reduction to balance revenue and protection. It criticizes perpetual free trade rhetoric and calls for reasonable protection aligned with labor wages.
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Randall
Cheir Democratic
Missouri
Democratic Party
Europe
Philadelphia Times
Cleveland
Blainé
Ledger
Wade
COUNTY COMMITTEE NAMED BY DEMOCRATS IN COUNTY
The county committee for the coming year is chosen by the Democratic convention. Members listed from Brokenstraw to Warren across townships and boroughs, with at large picks from Farmington and Youngsville. The article notes the selection as "square toed" and criticizes the county paper for not agreeing with resolutions.
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Charles Dins_ moor
Brokenstraw
G. P. Mead
Conewango
M. G. NeLaughlin
Columbus
Herbert Mead
Corydon
F. E. Wells
Cherry Grove
Wm. Edwards
Deerfield
Leroy Newkirk
Eldred
R. McIntyre
Elk
W. H. Castle
Freehold
Charles Wynn
Farmington
James Logan
Glade
Gus Samuelson
Kinzua
T. G. Phillips
Limestone
Thomas A. McDonald
Mead
T. H. Norris
Pine Grove
Chas. Chase
Pittsfield
Ira Whitney
D. J. Millan
Pleasantt
J. J. Reig
Sheffield
P. J. Swain
Southwest
Elmer Haworth
Spring Creek
T. E. Hyer
Sugar Grove
Wm. Dalton
Triumph
George Neill
Watson
Conarro
Boroughs
Clarendon
John H. Driscoll
A. J. Hopkins
David McMahon
Youngsville
M. D. Whitney
M. W. Baree
Warren
K. D. Reed
Ely
Warren county nominations praised as honest and strong
A broad, period-voiced notice lauds Warren county Democrats for their nominations as good, honest, and creditable. It notes Republican critics say the slate is too strong and would honor right minded citizens if elected, while musing on state politics, ballots, and recent editorials. The piece also references Cleveland’s popularity and related political debates.
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Warren County
An Old Soldier Speaks on G A R Flags and Politics
A Pittsburg Post letter by D. H. B. argues that over a million ex soldiers exist beyond the G A R ranks and accuses the GAR of political bias and flag control. He questions who truly holds precedence over flags and warns of a pension raid tied to mercenary motives by the Hessians or $300 men.
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G. A
Rip van Winkle
Fairchild
Trainor
G.A. R
Ninth
Pittsburg
Literary notes and magazines preview for August
The August Forum will feature articles from notable figures such as Governor Foraker and Lord Bramwell, plus pieces by Eggleston Hale and others. The August Harper’s magazine highlights Niagara’s beauty, geology, and history, with extensive illustrations and reviews of schools, cemeteries, and notable portraits. White & Co. advertises remaining farm and heavy wagons at deeply reduced prices.
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Governor Foraker
Lord Bramwell
Howard Crosby
Edward Eggleston
Professor Everett
W. H. Mallock
Edward Everett Hale
General Greely
John D. Champlin
Dr. Deems
Professor Ely
Guzman Blanco
United States of
Venezuela
W. F. Hutchinson
Z. L. White
Julian Hawthorne
Col. J. Edwards Clarke
U. S. Bureau of Education
Aaron
Tobe Hodge
Caleb Forsythe
Lee C. Hardy
South Carolina
Georgetown
Cyrus Field Willard
Beltimore
Harper’s
New York State
Canada
Niagara
Ontario
Niagara Frontier
White & Co
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