Warren County Takes Another Dry Year
The issue reports Warren County continuing alcohol prohibition with license debates and court decisions to be published elsewhere. It notes Democratic county convention nominations, Pattison favored for governor by state delegates, and GOP tensions around Quay Wolfe and Delamater. The piece urges subscription to the democratic Ledger and hints at market forecasts for speculative readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Com- Wm. Hawksmen Pleas
Warrenes
County
Penn'a
Front Street
Borough of
Warren
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Joseph A. Schofield
J. W. Dunele
Libellant
Court of Common Pleas
Penn.a
Warrenborough
W. G. Trunkey
Commencement Days Bring Joy and Reflection Across Campuses
June commence ment fills colleges and high schools with joy as graduates step into new lives. The piece urges purpose, responsibility, and service beyond money, noting education’s value lies in character and influence, not merely earnings. It stresses that educated individuals should uplift thought and life, shaping a better nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werren Union
Warren Union
Warren's Liquor License Debate Refused by Court
The article argues the court rejected all license applications yesterday, noting Warren prospers without licenses yet laments illegal liquor flow and loss of legitimate trade. It lauds Judge Brown as a conscientious law judge and praises his impartial rulings while urging more lawful drinking establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioust
Warren
Judge Brown
Brown
Judge’s license stance sparks debate over morals and county prosperity
The discussion centers on whether licenses should have been granted this term and for years past. Supporters argue licenses aid morals and Warren County’s prosperity, while critics question the judge’s approach. The judge acknowledges criticism but maintains his long term record should define his reputation beyond license grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepeyr
Warren
The Few Must Submit and Tariff Critique
A pro free access stance argues tariffs favor a few at workers’ expense. The author contends tariffs raise clothing and living costs, enrich protected interests, and punish labor. He cites Blaine and England contrasts, urging voters to reject party zeal and demand distribution of labor’s gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
England
United States
France
Scotland
Warren County thrives as streets improve and industry expands
Warren enjoys bright prospects as streets become smooth and shaded by trees. Homes rise, property improvements surge, shops run hard, and merchants grow busier. The community endorses temperance outreach while medical endorsements highlight Hall's Catarrh Cure with guarantees and local testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
No Side Show Warns Democrats Against Labor Parties
A Philadelphia Knights of Labor assembly urges workingmen to reject third party ventures such as labor or greenback movements as tools of Republican bosses. The piece warns Democrats to avoid “side-shows” and stay with the Democratic Party for salvation, urging study of issues and citizenship.
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Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Boss Quay
Pennsylvania
Desirous Feature on Quay Silence and Party Power
A partisan column defends Senator Quay against Democratic and mugwump attacks noting his silent leadership and perceived integrity. It argues the “silent statesman” will stay active in the fight, while accusing opponents of attempting to force a denial to trap him. It criticizes Democratic pressures and portrays Quay as central to party success amid internal reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Noyes
Quay
Derrick
Democratic Papers
In Memoriam for Samuel J. Randall A House Tribute
The House of Representatives paused Saturday to honor Samuel J. Randall. Colleagues from Pennsylvania and elsewhere spoke, praising his honesty, willpower, courage, and public service. They lauded his integrity, opposition to graft, and the esteem of friends and party peers alike.
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House of Representatives
Samuel J. Randall
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Randall
Mutchler
Pennsylvania
Forney
Alabama
Butterworth
Ohio
Covert
New York
Richard Vaux
Fourth of July Excursion Rates on Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets for July 3 and 4 between all stations on its lines, valid for return until July 7. Tickets exclude trips between New York and Philadelphia or New York and Baltimore and Washington. The offer promotes affordable holiday travel.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Starry Berry Fruit and Vanilla Ice Cream at War Ren Confection
An advertisement touts Starry Berry fruit and vanilla ice cream at War Ren Confection Co parlors. It promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a blood purifier that opens sluices to remove wastes, claiming relief from constipation biliousness and headaches. Testimonial from Mrs Addie M Hawley of Moosup Valley Providence Co RI supports the product.
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Warren Confection CO
Addie M. Hawley
Moosup Valley
Providence,Co
R. I
Siegel & Son Agency for Berlin Collars and Neckwear
A. Siegel & Son announce the agency for Western Pennsylvania of Berlin Collars Cuffs and Full Dress Shirts. The goods are praised for workmanship style and quality with multiple medals from expositions and a claim to be the best factory in the world. A fine Paris lawn tie line and novelties in black and white lawn neckwear are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
A. B. Robinson
Gladstone
van Wert
Johnson & Siegfried
Spring Knox Ready for Delivery and New Spring Dept
The Spring Knox now ready for delivery. In stock this season I. R. Morley English Hose and Underwear with color and quality guaranteed. New line of Kilts Jersey Suits and mother's friend Shirtwaist. Children's department replete with new spring items.
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Knox
I. & R. Morley English
Children’s Department
Mail order shop ad from A Siegel Son Buffalo
A Siegel & Son of Buffalo appeals to customers with a mail order catalogue featuring soap and silverware perfumes fans pins and many small items. The ad promotes buying by mail and highlights Mrs Ayer and Mrs Scott beauty and toilet goods along with Lubin and Lautier perfumes. Barnes Hengerer Co is the advertising contact.
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Harvey T. Russell
Pine Grove
C. A. Cornen
Youngsville
Senate
M. W. Boyee
Southwest
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
Charles E. Brown
Columbus
D.M. Schermerhorn
D. M. Agrelius
Roger Mooney
Mead
James Logan
Farmington
E. C
Reed
Crawford County
W. L. Scott
Congress
Pattison
Pxor
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburg Dispatch
Delamater
R. E. Pattison
W. A.wallace
Warren Beautiful
Young Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Ledger
Crawby
Tonepo
Messrs
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Iours
UL. Hl
Gorsven
M.D
Summit St
F. J. Cueney & Co
Toledo
Desirous
Glade Township
Hunter & Jarvis
Christopher Lessle Senare
Levi Walton
Rome Nation
Synthia W. III
le Clarences
Walton
Esecutors
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Com
James McMentrie
Mon Pleas
G. M. Cousins
P. Greenlund
Nelson Greenlund
Undertaker
Tély Perry D. Clark
Warren, Pa
Verbeck Block
Tse
P. O
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
N.Y
Castoria
L. G. Noyes & Co
Knight & Hamilton
North Clarendon
Ely
Geo. Ball
Water Street
Clothiers and Tailors
Pitcher’s Castoria
A. Siegel & Son
Berlin
Fine Line of
Paris
Elizabeth Hawks
Hawks
Buffalo
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