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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1894
Page
4
A terse political column mocks reformers and loud talkers while noting Coxey’s Army, Democratic prospects under Morgan and Cleveland’s stance. It criticizes newspaper chestnuts, praises honest leadership, questions bond talk, mentions Geary and Sherman quips, and remarks on female Washington delegates and protected industries.
The piece argues that Omaha silver dollar production challenges monetary norms, labeling it wild cat coinage yet noting its political symbolism. It critiques reform movements as driven by cranks, cites Moses, Luther, Columbus as examples, and condemns Coxey’s Commonweal Army while acknowledging potential long-term effects.
The president vetoes the Biand coinage bill, deeming it against the people’s best interests. The public wasted time debating seignorage matters while business interests suffer, though the tariff bill may be settled in ten days.
Pennsylvania Democrat BaLziovex repudiated by constituents and now proclaims the party wrong while he is right. Also notes on Mayor Harrison’s assassin trial, a Philadelphia newspaper editor change, a wallpaper shop ad, and travel schedule. Includes Bull's Cough Syrup endorsement as a public sentiment item.
Warren Borough names and licenses for retail and wholesale liquor. Items cover Carver House and several inns, hotels, and restaurants in wards one to eight, plus other townships. Names include C W King George Leonhart Lawrence Gleason Emil Meyer and many more with street addresses and wards. Clerk George F. Yates notes licenses dated March 20 1894.
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