Ledger Carver House Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Ledger lists subscription terms of 1.50 per year in advance and 2.00 if not prepaid. Rates for ads include business cards up to six lines for 33.0, transient ads at cents per inch after first insertion, yearly ads per column, and executors and administrators notices at 34 each for six insertions. Local and business notices priced at 10 cents per line, marriages and deaths included but obits over 10 lines charged at 5 cents per line.
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Warreng County
Notic
Ledger Steam Printing House promotes printing services
The Ledger Steam Printing House advertises first-class job printing in Northwestern Pennsylvania with mail orders treated promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. Editor and Proprietor notes the Ledger is entered at Warren, Pa. as second-class mail matter.
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Tias
Pennsylvania
Warren
W. B. Kinsky
Fragmented Culture Wars and Blaine Examining Sketch
A mix of social and political notes from late 19th century press cover debates on Emerson and Ingersoll influence, Republican stance on a second term, a large petition for Sergeant Mason’s parole, and a vivid drama over Blaine’s congressional testimony. It notes Luxon’s congressional seat, Hill’s grave prognosis, Minnesota wheat panic, and a Boston Chinatown incident.
Warren’s Modest Vision for an Oil Town Future
The Bradford Era argues Warren must grow beyond oil’s shadow, aiming to be a thriving, diversified community. It praises the town’s resilience, warns against overreliance on oil, and endorses balanced development including railroads, agriculture, politics, schools, arts, and manufacturing. It notes an independent Republican scene in Pennsylvania, referencing Wolfe and party dynamics with Cameron Quay and Mitchell. The piece critiques political trades and reflects on Blaine’s congressional hearing moment amid national state department discussions.
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Warren
Bradford
Tar Yport
Pennsylvania
Wolfe
Cameron
Quay
Mitchell
Congress
Independent Party
Ife
Independent
Notable Claims on Longevity and Remedies Across Eras
A garbled note discusses Longevity, elixirs, and remedies. It cites Dr Hoban as London authority claiming Jews live twice as long as Christians. It mentions Baxter's Bitters for bowel diseases and compares health in London Jews to British and Irish neighbors. A Chicago Tribune line recalls President Fillmore.
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London
Hoban
Metronell
Cameron Wins Narrowly Stirs Republican Split
In a heated dispute in Pineapplemia, supporters accuse Senator Mitchell of colluding with the Cameron faction while Wolfe faces questions of independence. Joint Republican talks set out principles for the May 10 convention, stressing fitness for office, nonpartisan patronage, and fair delegate rules. Leaders from both regular and independent committees weigh in on nominees and party unity.
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Pineaperruia
United Republican Party
General Assembly
Republican Party
Travel Key 6 to Open in Roscoe Wal(l) May 11
Roscoe Wall will host the stage production Travel Key 6 on May 11, featuring the same scenery from its New York run at the Sirdison Square Theatre. The show has logged over fifteen hundred performances and continues to draw strong public interest, with seats selling fast at L. G. Noyes' drug store.
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Weipo
Roscoe Wall
Sirdison Square Theatre
New York
L. G. Noyes
Ninety Nine Cent Store Opens and Sells Cheap Goods
Local business notes advertise a new ninety nine cent store with bargains on vases steel engravings traveling bags oil paintings chromos and more. Variety Hall offers steel engravings and related items to attract shoppers.
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Variety Hall
Unsold accounts urged to settle at Greenland Brothers
A card urges customers with Greenland Brothers to call and settle within thirty days or face collection. Furniture will be sold cheaply for cash for the next thirty days at the Warren Pennsylvania store, next to the Episcopal church. Also advertised are paint and painter supplies including Johnson's kairomine.
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Greenland Brothers
Cosu
Episcopal Church
Warren
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