Tariff Reform and the Pulpit in a Democratic Paper
The Warren Ledger sides with Republican candidates in Warren County, calling some good men and noting a shift away from old party bosses. It argues independent papers betray politics for money, then shifts to discuss tariff reform and its moral implications as a public issue raised by Bishop Spalding in the March Forum.
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Warren Ledger
Democratic Party
Warren County
Colonel Watson
Ledger
Fuelbart and Allen
Sherif
Caleb Thompson
Brother Reed
Lis
Wuuse
Judas Iscariot
Bishop Spalding
Peoria
Prohibition in Kansas Sparks Perjury Claims
A Kansas letter laments prohibition laws, asserting they provoke widespread false swearing and perjury. The writer notes educated men distort testimony about drinking whiskey, with confusion between pop, whisky, cider, and beer, highlighting dramatic hypocrisy and ignorance in enforcing the law.
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Kansas
Gore and Ingalls Featured in Indiana Convention Speech
The passage urges support for a Gore and Ingalls platform at the Chisago convention, arguing against liquor and tobacco spending. It questions temperance revenue cuts and highlights concerns over costs per person while critiquing the current administration and economic policy. The tone reflects late nineteenth century political rhetoric with focus on national figures and policy contrasts.
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United States
Randall
Temperance
Warren County
A Call to Respect Cranks and Seek Eternal Truth
C G McC to Editor Ledger argues for tolerating unconventional ideas and revising rigid beliefs as religious liberty expands. He cautions that strict sermons fail to quell modern doubt, urging focus on enduring truths like ultimate justice and a stable universe amid shifting creeds.
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Jose Your Foou
Literary Notes and Pansy March Issue Preview
The March Pansy issue is reviewed with stories by Margaret Sidney and Laura Jean Libbey, plus mission sketches and child features. Also noted are forthcoming articles in Century and Harper’s Magazine, and Harper’s April contents with contributors and pictorial artists.
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Laura Jean Libbey
New York Family Story Paper
Family Story
All News
Norman Her
Vandewater Street
New York
Harper's Magazine
Colum
Brigman
William Black
Andrew Lang
Beth Stoddard
Richard E. Gurtun
C. Coquelin
Joel Chandler Harris
Harriet Presestt Conflord
F. Anstey
Catcadio Hearn
Charles Dudley Warner
George William Certis
Charles King
WS. A
William Dean Lowell
Luc Deft
Great West
A. Coquelin
Alfred Parsons
F. A. Brigman
Frederick Barnard
du Maurier
R. F Zogbaum
Paul Renouard
CG. S. Reinhart
E. A. Abbey
Contested vice presidential bids stir Pennsylvania in 19th century politics
Rival William L. Scott of Erie emerges as a leading Democratic figure in Pennsylvania amid the fight for national nomination. The article traces Scott’s wealth, rise from a page to mayor and congressman, and his heavy campaign spending, while noting shifts in support and other party figures and editorial comment on nominating maneuvers and public influence.
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Sam Randall
Pennsylvania
Wm. L. Scott
Erie
Keystone
Cleveland
Scott
William L. Scott
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington, D. C
General Reed
New York
Pennsyvania
Cincinnati
Arthur P. Gorman
Alaryland
Afr. Scott
Gorman
Delmonico’s
Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla touted as elder cure all
The article attacks modern medical theory while praising Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a premier blood purifier and tonic. It cites testimonials from Philo M. Parsons of Hartford and urges spring use to resist colds and pneumonia, claiming the remedy saves money and health.
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Uaser Fritz
Europe
Unser Fritz
Garfield
Grant
Warner
Philo M. Parsons
City Hotel
Hartford
Conn
Warners Log Cabin
Warner's
New Spring Novelties Sale Remark from Agues D Shear
Advertises a winter closeout at New Spring Novelties 62.8 urging customers to buy remaining flannel cloaks underwear and heavy goods while stock is cleared. Promotes new spring stock arriving and advises purchasing for next winter at low prices to avoid delays.
Our Housekeeping Departments Create Elegant Tables
Our Housekeeping Departments feature new table linens towels napkins and accessories. Discover stamped goods tidies tray and sideboard covers splashers scarfs lace and Madras curtains scrims curtain poles shadings mats rugs oil cloth and carpets.
Speaking Of Carpets Bargains On Wool Ingrain Rugs
Local retailer touts spring cleaning sales with new carpet patterns. Offers include test-astonishing bargains on wool ingrain carpets promising durability and desirable designs for households preparing for seasonal refresh.
Bargain Carpet Sale Sparks Doorstep Specials
1000 pieces of carpet in tapestry Brussels body Brussels velvet and Moquette offered at 13c to 2 yards per piece with prices up to 1.25 per piece. 1000 remnants of pest makes varging 5 to 20 yards priced at 60c to 89c per yard. Fifty pieces 40 inch Tricot Flannels for spring wear at 25c. First come, first served for cheap rugs now.
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Brussels
Wade
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Warren, PA
Indianapolis
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Ohne
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le Brord
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Ingie
Tom Paine
Bob Ingersoll
Huxley
Tyndall
Cc. G. McC
Pansy
Up Garret
Margaret Sidney
Bimmer Place
Mrs. Archibald
Carlisle
Baby's Corner
D. Lathrop Company
Boston
Kenoun
G. A. Frost
Ken- Ban
Russia
Will Legin
Neieriud
Mir
Kennan
Opera
Earl T. Tinek
New Event Post
Cosmopolitin
Reading
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr Finer
Herr Seid
Franlein Lehman
Kerr Snnn
Mie Dicks
W. L. Scott
Senator Ingalls
Trancock
McClellan
Fairchild
Foraker
Tut
The
Buffalo News
Chauncey Depew
New York Central Railroad
State of
the News
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Butler
Franklin Evening News
Ares
George Ball
Ding. Williss
Athlophoros CO
Wall St. Hi
the People's Column
North Warren
Leseier
Glade
Shofield
G. Wood
Warren
Laxader
Ball
Hoyle
Ely “Ream Bama
Cu J. Corbin
Philadelphia Punlishune House
New Spring Novelties
Agues
D. Shear
Water Street
Penn’a
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