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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1883
Page
4
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Up to Thursday morning the positions of telegraph companies and striking operators show no material change. Companies run at capacity, strikers stay firm, and no settlement seems near. The issue hinges on supply and demand for operators, with public patience stretched as oil and other business suffer. Edison and Piso comment on the strike, while the American rifle team suffers a重defeat at Wimbledon.
An editorial notes ex Governor Cornell of New York endorsing Blaine for the presidency amid a flood of varied items. It covers labor strikes in New York cloakmakers, a Cuban yellow fever death, a rumored health scare about Count de Chambord, and political chatter on the apportionment bill and lobbyists.
A polemical piece arguing that the people have yearned for change since 1872, detailing Democratic gains and alleged Republican electoral manipulation through 1844. It asks whether the oligarchy will yield power and urges united action with the Democrats, linking recent sales adlery to a broader political manifesto.
The article extols Peruna as superior to treat many ailments, touting Hartman's lecture and a ten page excerpt from a book on the Ills of Life. It claims Peruna is the best expectorant and a wide range of medical uses, urging readers to obtain the books and keep Peruna on hand. It ends with a note on affordable fabrics from M Shear & Bro.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania issues a writ to the Sheriff of Warren County to compel appearance of defendants Wm Burdict Palmeter and others over a mechanic lien case. Joseph Lorenz seeks $554 for work labor and furnished materials on leasehold property described as lot 324 Sheffield township with listed machinery and supplies. The writ directs attendance before the Warren County Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday of August 1882 to show cause why the amount should not be levied for Lorenz's use.
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