Ledger Publishing Co. Ledger rates and notices
The Ledger Printing House in Warren Pennsylvania outlines subscription terms at one dollar per year in advance and two dollars when not paid in advance. Advertising rates include business cards six lines or less at five dollars per year and per inch rates for transient ads, with notices for executors administrators and obituaries specified. Local notices priced per line, marriages and deaths published free, with obituary charges for lengthy notices.
Various Social Snippets Reflect Political Jabs and Remedies
A dated composite of opinion pieces and notices touches on Jeffersonian ideals, marriage and politics, tonic ads for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral, and satire on Jay Gould and the World's Fair. It cites Democratic counties in Pennsylvania backing Cleveland, with local County Committee intrigues and maneuvers amid party tensions.
Kendall Dies in Washington and Political Factions Clash
The story notes the death of Jon W. Kendall in Washington. It covers political maneuvering in Kentucky and New York, including appointing senior officers, Keeley Cure debate, Republican and Democratic internal plans, editorial campaigns, and critiques of reciprocity versus real trade benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon W. Kendall
Congress
Kentucky
Washington
Rhode Island Democrats back Cleveland for President
Rhode Island's Democratic State Convention met March 2 and approved a platform favoring tariff reform and free raw material taxation, opposing free coinage of silver. Delegates were instructed to vote for Grover Cleveland at the National Convention as long as hope remains for his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Congress
Democratic Party
The Choice of the South A Maryland editorials on party favorites
A Baltimore paper catalogs presidential preferences of ninety six Maryland Virginia and West Virginia editors. Cleveland leads in all three states with thirty seven votes to twenty five for others. Tariff dominates opinions. Cleveland popular among seventy two opinions. Republican leanings favor Harrison with Blaine split. Also a note on willow ware from Seigfried & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Cleveland
Gorman
Hill
Bois
Harrison
Blaine
The Silver Bill Passes House in March Vote
The House adopted the free silver bill resolution on March 22 by 189 to 85. The outcome shows the issue must be faced before national conventions, with free coinage advocates elated and Bland bill passage likely given the decisive vote.
Pennsylvania and New York Democrats Back Cleveland Nominatio
The piece reports panic among party factions in Pennsylvania and New York over delegate votes, alleging organized attempts to pivot 64 Pennsylvania votes to Cleveland while some delegations aim to back Hil. It asserts widespread Cleveland support in Northwestern Pennsylvania and warns against local bossism and deceptive pledges amid a looming national convention decision.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Hifi
Cleveland
Esau
Jacob
Randall
Warren County
Rhode Island
Democratic County Committee Meets in Warren City
A Democratic County Committee meeting is set for Thursday March 24 1892 at 2 p m in the Warren County Democratic Society rooms to elect delegates to the state convention in Harrisburg April 15 1892 fix county primaries date and address other business. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy with claims of curing chronic catarrh and a $500 payment offer for a cure not found, plus a testimonial praising Ely's Great Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Senate
Garery County
Butler
Democratic County Committee
Pattison
Warren County Democratic Society
Harrisburg
Ely
Z. C. Warren
Katland
Samuel J Harris
Front St. N. Y
Proposed Reform Measures In Congress And Senate Progress
The House debated bills reducing barley duties to ten cents per bushel and enabling loan-backed currency expansion. It adopted a labor committee inquiry into the eight hour law and considered a radical naturalization bill requiring court trials, residency, literacy, and moral fitness. Indian policy and pension reforms were discussed amid budget edits. The Senate advanced bills on shipping law, green goods suppression, and civil service labor registration while approving life-saving station pay scales and seeking reciprocal trade talks with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission of Mercy
Charity
Secretary of War
Committee On Labor
House
Judiciary Committee
United States
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Army
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Canada
Gladstone’s Hints from a Mother’s Life in April LHJ
Mrs Gladstone’s first article in the series will be printed in the April number of The Ladies' Home Journal. The magazine funds a free education program for about forty girls at Vassar, Wellesley, and the Boston Conservatory of Music, covering all expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vassar
Wellesley
Boston Conservatory of Music
Journal
Local Institute at Clarendon Hosts Ninth County Meeting
The ninth local institute in the county opening March five at the Presby terian church featured W J Bloomfield as chair. Teachers and guests heard lessons on history teaching methods, language work, patriotism in public schools, and school room aesthetics with a lively program and praise for Clarendon hospitality.
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Clarendon
W. J. Bloomfield
J. G. Ginader
J. T. Hadley
Stoneham
Hadley
Pearl Dalrymple
Charlie Francis
Winnie Williams
Dreager
Warren
Geo. Hite
Clarendon Schools
Mead Township
Burrows
Gratz
Putnam
Roy Campbell
E. G. Weibie
Grand Valley
W. G. Jeffrey
Miss Splicer
Josie Story
Dollie Beaty
B. Boyle
Glade
Boyle
Miss King
Tiona
J. C. Russell
A. D. Goal
J. L. McWilliams
John O’neil
W. L. K. Good
of the Bore
Old Sessions
Voiced speech and throat cure by Pe ru na in Ohio lecture
Dr B Hartman delivers a lecture on chronic sore throat Follicular Pharyngitis and the dangers to the larynx. The remedy Pe ru na is promoted as a cure with testimonials and directions, claiming relief from catarrhal throat to bronchitis and consumption, with a pamphlet offered by The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
Swayne's Ointment Promises Piles Relief and Healing
Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia advertises Swayne's Ointment to treat piles with moistures itching and stinging. It claims to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases, offered at 50 cents by mail or druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayss
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Pan Tina Promises Great Coughs Colds Relief
Pan Tina praised as a top remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness, and consumption with claims of stopping coughing and aiding sleep. Trial bottles offered at 60 cents to proceed. Testimonials cite dramatic improvements from Ely s Cream Balm and Sulphur Bitters, including eye pain relief and pile remedy success.
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F. W
R.D Kahle
Weekly Sun
Wonderful Store set to become a grand Hoffman block palace
The ground floor of the Hoffman block will be transformed into a large business palace with a 30 by 100 foot millinery area featuring New York and Philadelphia trimmers. Draperies and rich textiles will occupy space above, including tapestries Brussels Velvets Moquettes Axminsters Wiltons and ingrains and carpets. Dress goods silks velvets and woolens fill another 80 by 100 foot section, with remaining space for ladies furnishings. The store invites spring bargains and aims to cut stock by half if prices permit.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brussels
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D.D. Reed
Offie
Liberty Street
Warren CO
Ledger Printing House
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing Co
H”’ Warren
Penn's
Penn’a
Warren, Penna
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Harrison
Maren
Ayer
Hixt
Garza
Jay Gould
Jay
New York Herald
The
Earth
Berlin
Frez
Cumberland
Clinton
Monroe
Northumberland
Clarion
Forest
Potter
Nicaragua
Parrison
Col. W. W. Greenland
Col
O. E. McClellan
William
Russia
West
State Department
S Seigfried & Co
the County Committee
M. J. Lally
Woodward Ave
Boston Highlands
Mass
M. Steertrep
T. Neasop
Bear Lake Borough
Brown
Chas. Ellis Tidioute
A . A. Shaw
Warren East Precint
L. A. Keller
Warren Ee Weat
T. B. Clawson
C. A
Youngsville
Brokenstraw
East
B. Olney
P. Mead
C. J. Frentz
Conewango
North
Chas, R. Loucks
A. McArthur
E. L. Coates
Kinzua
James Leonard
Limeston
Wim
Bush Mead
Charles Schimmelleng
Pittsfield
D. D. Horm
J. A. Whitely
N. Dietch
Pleasant Pine Grove
Claude Buland
Sheffield
P.J Swain
Geo. Wales
Spring Creek
A. E Eldred
Sugar Grove
J. Smutz
Harry Nelson
Triumph
A. McGraw Watson
Conarre
Catarre
B. Hartman
Surgical Hotel
Columbus, Ohio
Gus Hall
Troy
N.Y
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