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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1883

Page

4

Ledger Friday Ledger Ad Rates and Subscriptions

The Ledger outlines subscription terms: 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 per seat when not paid in advance. An extra 15 cents is added to rent outside Warren County for prepay post advertising. Ad rates include business cards up to one page, one year 2.00, transient 1 per line first inset, 0.60 per inch subsequent. Executors and Administrators notices 1 per insertion. notices 1 per line for local and business notices. marriages and deaths published free, obituary notices beyond 10 lines 0.03 per line.

Warren County

Ledger Steam Printing House Ad in Northwestern PA

The Ledger Steam Printing House offers first class job printing in Northwestern Pennsylvania with prompt rail service for orders and guaranteed satisfaction. Ben J F Morris is editor and proprietor.

the Ledger Steam Printing House Pennsylvania Ben J. F. Morris

After the adjournment Republicans weigh session

Washington March 4 After the capitol session ended a select group of Republicans met in a doleful mood. They condemned the just-ended congress noting the tariff bill likely to fail, questioned what to say to the country, and lamented the sins of commission and omission. The party faced a desperate outlook as lobbyists swayed the last hours.

Capitol Congress Chandler Robeson Roach John Sherman Don Cameron Senate Russell Everett House

Editorial notes on tariffs and politics across the era

The piece surveys tariff passage in Congress, party shifts, and looming elections. It notes CamEron's condition, CamEron's age, judges libel suits, senate margins, internal tax changes on tobacco, and fish stocking in Lake Erie. It mentions Palmer's Detroit ties, Boynton's Georgia governorship, and Wardell topics about lobbyists and weather prophecies. It references Patterson pledges and a quarrel among Congressmen Randall and Hewitt.

Pattison Opens the Fight In Standard Oil Case

Gov Pattison's message to the legislature questions a Patterson testimony deal with Standard Oil. Patterson, Titusville, collected evidence for unpaid taxes but reportedly received 7500 from Standard to suppress the testimony. The case, once decided against the state, raises suspicions of collusion and motive amid Tidewater Pipe Line stock dealings and cross examinations.

Titusville Standard Oil Company Patterson Standard Tidewater Pipe Line Company Standard’s Church Meadville New York Archbold Standard Company

Governor Pattison Demands State Inquiry Into Oil Suit

Governor Pattison calls for a thorough legislature investigation into alleged betrayal by officials in the Standard Oil dispute. He praises Attorney General Palmer as honest and urges action to uncover who corrupted the state’s case, stating the people deserve fair dues and a clean government.

Attorney General Supreme Court Palmer Patterson Auditor General Lim Standard Oi Pattison Pennsylvania

In Memoriam for May Pierce Brown

A memorial notice honors May Pierce Brown daughter of John and Mrs Pierce of Jamestown New York. The verse marks her passing at sea and away from storms and shipwrecks noting a quiet final rest and the sorrow of friends who dedicate the tribute to her memory.

May Pierce Brown John Pierce Jamestown N.Y

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