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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
4
Friday morning editorial notes on Democratic strategy and tariff debate. It cites General Harmony as a preferred Democratic leader, critiques Republicans over pensions and Hawaii's provisional government, and discusses Wilson tariff, Cleveland, and Bank notes. Also mentions Roosevelt, Carlisle, and Grow sworn in. Barosma Tea advertised.
The piece argues for party discipline over factional fights in Warren, urging harmony to protect principles, not individual leaders. It contends offices provoke discontent but stresses organization as essential, asking Warren and Warren County Democrats to unite and pursue principled, cohesive action rather than personal power struggles.
The State's official vote for Congressman-at-large on February 20 is listed with totals and a note disallowing 75 votes due to a printing error, yielding a final nationwide count of 603,712 and Growtle’s official plurality of 168,908. The compilation also includes observations on music physiology, a Boston clergyman wine inquiry, Lord Stuart de Rothesay anecdote, global human population details, and a remark on US public debt interest.
Examinations for permanent certificates will be held in Warren Pennsylvania in March 1844 with rooms specified and procedures outlined. A professional certificate exam is scheduled for March 24 1894 in Room 10 Academic Building with prerequisites and expiry terms noted. Also advertising health remedies and a January 1894 sale of wall papers and supplies in Rogers Block Water Street with claimed low prices.
Empire State Express leaves Warren at 9 15 A M and arrives in New York at 10 15 P M with one change of cars and through service from Dunkirk. Tickets and other information available from the ticket agent.
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