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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1890
Page
4
The text notes Charles H. Noyes as a Fox president judge linked to war and references a division of Democratic conventions. The fragmentary item signals leadership and political event context without clear dates or locations.
A long editorial style piece comments on democratic and republican politicians, tariff debates, and local loyalty. It highlights Walter Donly and O Allen in Warren county, praises leadership qualities, and conveys gratitude to Ledger readers for support while acknowledging high expectations for future journalistic service.
AnAnalyzes rising defalcation in public and private trust citing growth of wealth and investment, gambling temptations, and lifestyle excess. Notes not all cases are deliberate and calls for pace restraint. references a Warren County court case where a trusted young man pleaded guilty to defalcation.
A political scheme aims to influence the senatorial contest by using Venango’s ex sheriff W.R. Crawford as a scarecrow to pressure Donly. The plan delays the Republican conference until near election time and intends to back Allen as the eventual nominee, while Donly remains a foil for political theater.
Philadelphia Record critiques federal irrigation plans to cultivate desert lands at public expense and hand them to cattle syndicates, arguing farmers should not bear the burden when cheap lands exist. It notes pension funds are exhausted and beneficiaries must wait until July. Ivy remarks on Allen.
The piece details declining support for Hor C Allen across 1886 and 1890 convention and popular votes, noting Allen’s shrinking majorities and rising Democratic sentiment. It cites primary alliances, party rings, and dissidents in Warren County, with references to Grover Cleveland’s tariff stance and Republican splits nationwide.
The Mirror editorial argues the president judge holds vast powers and must be carefully chosen. It stresses the need for long study and prudent, fearless yet compassionate conduct and endorses Democratic candidate Mr. Noyes as fully qualified.
Governor Abbott signs ballot reform into law in New Jersey. Senator Carlisle earns a finance committee post, noted as unusual for a new senator. Ohio Republicans hold their Cleveland convention on July 16 with ex-Governor Foraker named temporary chairman. Vermont Democrats contrast Cleveland era with current administration amid calls tied to Pennsylvania ex-treasury. Minnesota Farmers Alliance opposes McKinley tariff. fears on demoralization in November. Letter list from Warren post office dated June 4 1890 includes names and dead letters. ads for horse spavin cure and Ohio wrought steel ranges.
A 40 year practiced physician from Toreno Ohio asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. cures catarrh with confidence, claiming it has no unsolved cases when used per directions. Toledo druggists sell it at 75 cents. a $100 reward for any cure not achieved.
Buffalo clothing house promotes perfect boys garments with full vest fronts for 4 to 9 years, sailor suits, and durable tailoring. It touts selection from many makers at low prices, hints at mail order catalog, and advertises men's, women's, and children's shoes priced 2.50 to 5.00.
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