Ledger announces advertising and political committee lists in Warren
The June 24 1887 Ledger issue details subscription terms and printing capabilities then lists Democratic Vigilance Committee members across towns Brokenstraw Conewango and more plus county committee members and boroughs in Warren County Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Brokenstraw
Wm Coleman
John Currie
John Cooney
WC Arthur
Conewango
J W Henbart
C McLaughlin
B O Smith
Wm E Porter
Mack
Columbusboro
P H Stevens
Frank Howard
RO Clark
Corydon
Frank Wells
John Williams
E & Sanderlin
Cherry Grove
M Farnsworth
W D Johnson
Hurley
William Edwards
Jack Donovan
Deerfield
D H McKain
Richard Gilmore
Kinzue
E A Weagraff
James Leonard
J W Casey
T C Phillips
Limestone
John Myers
Wm Merkle
Thomas McDonald
J F Houser
Mead
Thomas Mooney
Thomas Norris
WD Riddelsperger
Wm Couse
Chas Dunham
Ed Schimmelfeng
Pine Grove
Win Crown
John Kelly
Hiram Fry
C Smuir
Pittfield
Ira Whitney
Chas Briggs
George Hurlbver
Davis
Frank Camp
Pleasant
Spring
Creek
Joseph Phillis
W Q Gilson
Prank Hyer
Triumph
J A McGraw
A BM Vincent
Dale Thompson
Clarendonboro
F H Cauley
EO Adams
Phil Connelly
A H Simpson
John Ulrich
Columbus Township
H Ayling
Herbert Mead
Solon Wilcox
D M Carrier
Tidioute
L L Hunter
Wm Ryan
Chas King
M T Babbitt
Howard Clark
Warren Boro
East Precinct
A Saner
Frank Loomis
T W McNett
John Bowman
Eerr
West Precinct
M EK Gleason
Chas Betts
Kerr
R Adams
L Giegerich
Youngsville Boro
Arthur McKinney
Plummer Mead
Chas Bowman
H K Chapel
Watron
Conarro
Wm Rapp
Frank Rapp
Announcements and political notes from Youngsville and beyond
County commissioner candidate announcements name Darius Mead and M. D. Whitney of Youngsville under Democratic nomination. An Utica Herald excerpt notes student enlightenment efforts in New York and a 200-person conversion count. A Boston banquet for Confederate veterans draws Republican remarks on loyalty. The piece ends with a reflection on party politics and the 'bloody shirt' era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius Mead
Youngsville
M. D. Whitney
Hanry Geerer
Packard Institute
New York City
Mr. George
Netherlands
Utica Herald
Subscriptions Due Ledger Accounts July 1 1887
All subscription accounts outstanding over a year must be settled by July 1 1887. The Ledger publishers B F Morris and W W Howard will collect all accounts. Bills are itemized but shown as one total. representatives will call on delinquents to settle by cash or note. Errors promptly corrected. unadjusted pills left for collection with instructions to sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Morris
W. W. Howard
Sandborn
The Coming Election in Warren County
The piece argues three political factions will contest county offices including county commissioner seats. It commends Democrats for nominating honest men and criticizes party machinery and rings. It highlights strong Republican candidates like K. N. Robinson, M. Crocker, and several Democrats for potential posts, urging careful selection. It also discusses the flags controversy, noting public sentiment and urging unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
K. N. Robinson
M. Crocker
Harvey Russell
What Conkling Thinks On Labor And The Presidency
A Conkling acquaintance predicts labor support will surge in politics next year and a labor candidate may run for president. He expects Cleveland to be renominated, Blaine to run again, and labor strength to draw votes from both parties, possibly helping Cleveland to a large victory. The piece notes no living ex-presidents or ex-vice presidents from the era remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling
Cleveland
Blaine
New York City
Labor Party
Bombastes Furioso Stirring G A R Debate Over Fairchild
A fiery editorial attack labels Fairchild a danger to the president and questions the Grand Army of the Republic leadership. The piece warns loyal veterans against supporting him and calls for reform within the organization amid civil strife fears. It also notes supportive remarks from General Averill and commentary on Pennsylvania judges. Cleveland faces a gas fund confusion with 17000 dollars raised but unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombastes Furioso
Fairchild
United States
War Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Furioso
Foraker
G. A. BR
Hartisburg
Parrcury
Cleveland
Averill
Eairchild
Grant
New York
Buffalo
Submarine Cable Plans and Political Broadside in 1887
A Pacific submarine cable from San Francisco to Australia via the Sandwich Islands Fiji and Hawaii is valued at about 10000000 dollars. The text scorns a political attack on a judge, notes a high license law decision in Philadelphia courts and marks ex vice president Hannibal Hamlin as the lone surviving former VP. It also mentions editorials on Civil War memories and party disputes in Warren borough alongside local advertisements and literary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
San Fran
Australia
Sandwich Islands
Fiji
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
D. Ree
Warren
Third and
Liberty Streets
Reed Revs
Warren, PA
Democratic County Committee
Conewarro
F Henhart
Columbus
Carrier
Wm McCarlister
E Mattison
Newark
Eldred
John B Pierce
Elk
Lonsberry
Freehold
W Wynt
Farmington
Henry Smith
Glade
John Rowland
Kinzna
J C Fuller
M Merkle
Roger Mooney
J M Martin
D J McMillin
E Grander
Sheffield
George Horton
W Bovee
Spring Creek
Curtis Johnson
Trivumph
A C Clark
Watson
W S Conarro
Boroughs
Clarendon
Chicago
Governor Armes
Senator Hoar
Robert E. Lee
Boston
General Drum
New York World
Republican Party
Mosby
Key
Longstreet
Mahone
Riddleberger
Mat Quay
Tom Platt
Bill Chandler
Pennsylvania
Erie
Thompson
J. Ross Thompson
Northwest
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Thompson Brothers
Democratic Party of
Briggs
Judge King
Wheeler
Hannibal Hamlin
The
Evening Post
Rep
Commercial Advertiser
Leaver
Warren Borough
Govreenon Beaver
Senator Wolverton
Trarper’s
Edwin A. 4Ybey
Charles King, Jr
West Point
Joseph Thompson
Soudan
South
Rebecca Harding Davis
Gulf States
Doctor Ely
Grace King
Bayou L’ombre
Charles Dudley Warner
Morelia
Patzcnaro
O. H. Hunter
O. H. Hunter & Son
G. H. Hunter & Son
P. Morgan
Third St
Methodist Church
White & Co
Beecher & Copeland
Bright
PES de Pune
Brown
Bron
Thirty-second Street
Aeth C
Crown Chemical CO
Baltimore
the People's Column
James A. Hand
W. A. Rankin
Court House
Postofice
Edger
Ledger Ofiec
Reed Bros
Warren. Pa
Sixth and
Lafayette Sts
Jamestown
S. G
Dr. King
Marck
D. I. Wilcoxson
Tforse Cave
A. W. Morek
Ely
John Milton
V. Pierce
Simmons Liver Regulator
H. H Jones
Telegraph and Messenger
Macon
Hood
Hoad
Sarah C. Whitter
Lowell
Mass
Charles A. Roberts
East Wilson
N.Y
Willie Duff
Walpole
Iciaus
Business
Charles A. Peterson
Brown & Stone
Bacond Street
Ball & Thompson
Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D.J. Ball
D.L Ball
Dinsmesr & Cable
Office Waterfatreet
Seefeld Block
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Second Street
Johnson’s Exchange
L.D. Wetmore
C.H. Noyes
W.D. Hinckley
Freeman & Trankey
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
L. D. Freeman
W. G. Trankey
W. E. Rice
Office Beatty
Co. C. Cornelius
Justice of the Peace
Seofield Block
Front Street
N. Fates
Warren Sayings Bank
L. G. Noyes’ Daug
Lupert
Library
Br. J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
A. W. Morck
Second
Hickory Streets
Carver House
Lepert Office
McAlpine
Merck's
J. Danforth
Corner
Second and
John Sager
Wise’s Clothing
Exchange Hotel
G. H. Leonhart
C. W. King
Corner Water
Revere
Frank Metzgar
Ludlow
T. C. Jackson
Corner Market
Second Streets
Lew Meyer
Exchange Block
Suspension Bridge
Gus Mall
Palace
Nick Mall
Hoffman Block
Liberty
W. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
Smith
First National Bank
Richard B. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
Third Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Stewart
W. W. Freeman
J. M. Rounds
Eldredge B
J. K. Ronne
Postoffice
Jo’ Rowland
Er Shop
Water Street
Warren, Penn's
M. Sexton
Water &T
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