Ledger Publication Notice from Warren Pennsylvania 1886
The Ledger publishes weekly in Warren Pennsylvania at 1.50 yearly or 2.00 when not paid in advance. No paper will be sent on arrears, and shipments out of Warren County require prepayment. The office has new type and printing facilities at Easement Library building Third and Liberty streets. Reed Bros. Publishers. June 25, 1886.
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Warren
Warren County
Third and
Liberty Streets
Reed Bros. Publishers
Democratic County Convention Sets Delegates by Township
A county committee meeting calls the Democratic convention for June 26 from noon to 6 p.m. in townships and 7 to 9 p.m. in boroughs to elect delegates and nominate candidates for Congress Senate Assembly judge and treasurer. Delegates are apportioned by township and borough with chairman Total 98.
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Warren
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Suneata
A. L. Carlton
Carlton
New England
Inn
Delryvnlle
Warren County Republican Primaries Spark Controversy and Debate
The piece criticizes Warren and Venango county Republicans after last Saturday’s primaries nominating O. C. Allen for state senate and Henry Brace for assembly. It accuses leaders of backing unfit candidates, cites Thompson’s defeat, faults the party’s liquor stance, and notes an independent Mirror critique. It also mentions proposed candidates for associate judge Barker and others, and hints at internal strife within the local political machine.
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Warren County
O. C. Allen
Venango
Warren
C. Allen
Henry Brace
Assembly
C. C. Thompson
Allen
Mr. Shortt
Brace
Thompson
Judge King
Republican Party
One Barker
Freehold
Brown
Coute
Temperance Republicans
Crawford County
Warren Borough
Bruce
the Mirror
Democratic Party
OMS
Sudtielenthy
Saul
Inconsistent Republican Ticket Questioned by Ledger
The piece criticizes Adnan and Adnan's honesty while targeting Adnan the prospect of election. It notes Adnan should be a snan dteta knave and warns what to expect once seated. It mentions Mr Yates of Columbus as treasurer and compares rivals to a defaulter McAuley. The tone asks if party prejudice will elect such a ticket.
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Adnan
Snan Dteta
Yates
Columbus
McAuley
Too Late Too Late Says Lancaster Intelligencer on Republicans
The Lancaster Intelligencer notes Republican alarm over fall prospects as Wolfe’s defection to prohibition troubles the party. It cites Senator Lee urging nonpartisan public votes and constitutional enforcement in corporation matters, claiming Democrats fear a Republican hold in upcoming contests.
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Lancaster Intelligencer
Wolfe
Cy Exon
Uay
Pittsburg Dispatch
Lisa Thenine
Lee
Magee
Cooper
South Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Harrsburg
Let Us Have Peace in License Ruling Near Warren
Judge Brown issued a detailed ruling on temperance license petitions, granting nineteen of fifty-seven requests. Several towns lose or retain licenses, with notable closures in Sugar Grove, Kinzua, Youngsville, Chandlers Valley, and Bear Lake. The decision distributes licenses unevenly, sparking mixed satisfaction among temperance advocates and hotel operators, and clarifies rights and duties for all parties.
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Tvease
Brown
Kaw
Sugar Grove
Kinzua
Youngsville
Chandlers Valley
Warren
Volumbus
Tiona
Sheffield
Clarendon
Bear Lake
Youngville
Tidieute
Chandlers Vailes
Tavenden
Laurels for Scott and Erie county results
Venango county Democratic convention endorses Cleveland administration and national platform, backs Governor Pennsylvanias clean record, and praises Rep candidate Grannes W. Mackey. Erie county GOP primary outcomes with Gunnison favored for judge, Nason and Osborne renominated, and Brown successor likely Warren Chaffee or Emmett H. Witeos.
My Religious Experience in Maine An Auto-biographical Sketch
Roy M. Savage recalls a rural New England boyhood in Norridgewock Maine. He describes strict parental piety, early religious schooling, and a lifelong pull toward ministry while detailing his 1835 winter revival experience and a subsequent deep personal struggle with genuine conversion and doubt. He notes family, local ministers, and community prayer meetings shaping his path toward faith.
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Roy
Savage
St.Augustin
Ror-sexu
Franklin
Norridgewock
Maine
New England
Parson Emerson
Wollwich
Congregational Church
Aly
Waterville
Parson Peet
Bangor Seminary
Downs
Adams
Adam
Eve
Celestial City
Eoon
Thad
Doubts and Duty In a Teen Christian’s Struggle for Faith
A boy joins a church in spring and battles fear to speak in public prayer. He recalls parental influence and the burden of witnessing, then encounters a college friend Ned Reed who questions Adam and Eve. He confronts the idea that infidels deserve dreadful fates and feels God’s vengeance looming as he weighs belief and doubt.
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Q Ned Reed
Adam
Melita
Paul
The Congressional Fight in Erie County Nomination
The Erie County Republican primary produced Mackey as the first ballot nominee for Congress, though he carried a minority of the popular vote amid a triangular contest. About 6,000 Republican ballots were cast with Mackey under 2,700. Brown and Watson led. Mackey, posing as a martyr for nearly two years, faced disappointment and internal strife within the party, while avoiding direct appearance to limit crossfire from Watson and Brown supporters. The factional bitterness from the race is seen as likely to have lasting effects.
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Erie County
Eri Herald
Mackey
Congress
Hi Friends
My Mackey
Brown and Watson
A Marty
Severa
Erie
Mr. Mackey
Eric
Watson
Brown
Tariff Vote Spread Reveals Party Strength in Congress
The Chicago Times analyzes tariff vote tallies showing 140 in favor and 157 against, with 27 unrecorded due to paired absences. Assuming full house, protectionists tally 171 to liberals 153, with party distribution by section presented.
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The
Chicago Times
Congress
Protection Party
Lberal
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