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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1894
Page
4
A critical editorial voice argues President Cleveland aligns with Republican principles and urges Congress to skip tariff legislation. It notes instability in Congress and hints at Democratic infighting over nominees and policy, citing Harter, Havemeyer, and winds of party realignment. The piece mocks factional labels and warns of Cleveland’s rivals within the Democratic ranks.
The editor criticizes the KK executive committee over zeal to impeach Attorney General Olney and warns of risks in adopting socialistic principles. It questions education, youth ambition, and political wrangling with Democrats and Republicans. A Brooklin preacher’s heaven remark is mocked, and a sugar rumor originator is labeled a liar.
A controversial essay argues China and Japan should clash over Corea as a catalyst for Christian civilization. It posits war would benefit liberal religious ideas, minimizes who is right, and highlights Corea’s strategic ports and ongoing civil strife. Also noted are Maine political renominations and Senate reform critiques.
The House approved a two thirds amendment for direct senatorial elections, while the Pittsburg Post doubts Senate consent. It argues reform comes only via party nominations to state legislatures, as in Illinois 1890 and Michigan, with North Carolina duties noted, and warns the U S Senate may never approve popular vote selection.
President Grover Cleveland fires a sharp rebuke to the Senate for failing to meet Democratic ideals. He defends free law and urges no compromise on Democratic principles while supporting revenue taxation on sugar. The message, praised as courageous, also clarifies Thomas J. Gorman's questioned alignment with tariff intrigues.
A wildcat trap catch in Tioga County leads Pennsylvanian notes. Lehigh county fields twenty nine Democratic candidates for nine offices with four for Congress. A showcased pamphlet from Pennsylvania State College highlights industrial training and facilities. Sunbury residents approve a ten thousand dollar river dike loan. Pullman Company declares a two percent quarterly dividend amid wage concerns in Illinois. The piece reflects on labor, tariffs, and historic strikes including Homestead, switchmen, and McKinley era turmoil, citing the Pittsburgh Post.
An article argues Africa’s destiny hinges on humane colonization guided by Christian morality. It criticizes European powers for self interest, urges peaceful development, and envisions Africa as a free, prosperous partner in global affairs through industry, justice, and true fraternity.
In North Clarendon Pa on Sunday July 22 124 Elzer Conway infant son of Mr and Mrs C L McNett of membranous croup aged 1 year 1 months and 19 days burial at Oakland Cemetery Thursday July 24 Jacob Mack died July 13 1294 aged 69 years a good man and citizen muster out after eleven years of brave struggle funeral held last Friday morning Eben N Ford Post G A R SUTTER Josehto butter Grade July 22 1894 aged about 60 years
Parcel details mention a 6 34 acre vacant lot with tax items and reference to Tiot 9 6G 35 dated 1851, indicating a property action or fiscal notice in the warrants section.
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