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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1891
Page
3
The Ledger announces subscription terms for Warren PA at the Liberty Street library building. It charges $1.00 per year in advance and 200 per year when not paid in advance.
The New Orleans grand jury declines to indict any participants in the mob attack that killed eleven Italians on March 14. It cites widespread public upheaval, unreliable courts, and insufficient facts to justify indictments, noting many victims were American citizens or men who had declared intention to renounce allegiance. The piece speculates on diplomatic fallout with Italy and potential severance of relations.
The ranters of the republican party wished harm on President Harrison during his southern tour, hoping insults or even physical maltreatment would aid their cause. The Vicksburg Herald and Meadville Journal suggest the tour may boost the democratic party by reducing sectional tensions, while Warren County prohibitionists supported the democratic judge, Mr. Noyes.
Amid local anger over thirty five licenses being issued, many Prohibitionists accuse a candidate swing by opponents. Yet Judge Noyes, not beholden to party lines, grants licenses to some of his strongest critics, challenging party tactics and showing even opponents receive treatment.
The grand jury presents reasons citizens took the law into their own hands, citing a desperate situation and a general spontaneous uprising. It notes the assassination of the police chief as a culmination of a conspiracy, with law powerless against aiding criminals. It discusses corruption in courts and calls for action by the American people. The piece also comments on Australian ballot reform, tariffs, and political blame. It mentions Dr. Bripenay resigning over eternal punishment and McKinley tariff boosting European travel, contrasted with costs for American merchants.
A digest of editorials and notices covers McKinley era taxes on clothing, a proposed commemorative building plan, a taunting clash with the Mail, and Nebraska court decisions on Governor Boyd. It notes Reed rules, road bills, surplus versus deficit debates, and Harrison era finance, with mention of Matt Quay and political power dynamics.
The article notes Grover Cleveland's upcoming Buffalo visit next Sunday night for the German Young Men's Association semi centennial celebration and a political speech before the Cleveland Democracy. It describes preparations to welcome him and mentions ongoing labor unrest and broader political economic commentary from the era.
A health advert promotes Pan-Tina Cough and Consumption Cure at 25 and 50 cents with a note on a Dr. Lee's Liver Regulator for dyspepsia biliousness and kidney complaints. Trial bottles offered at L. G. Noyes & Co. drug store. Democratic campaigns organize in 1892 with Chauncey F. Black president and Major Jno D. Worman secretary at Philadelphia and Harrisburg offices. Eisner named treasurer. state Democratic societies plan a Pittsburgh assembly in September.
An 1890s advertisement touts Dr Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills as a new principle for regulating liver stomach and bowels through nerves. Claims speedy cure for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Promotes for men women and children with small mild doses and free samples at Morris & Mullen’s drug store.
A long chain of property transfers and deeds from Mead Pittsfield Warren and nearby areas, detailing buyers and sellers such as M E I Biddle, H C Campbell, D Murphy, Kate Wise, J B Moore, G F Mead, and many others. Values range from small dollar deeds to large estates, with notes on val con and various counties including Mead, Warren, and Clarendon.
Among the many new items this season attention is drawn to hosiery and underwear in all weights and colors in fine wools lisle or balbriggan.
The Stanley Shirt in all grades is a feature. Sales have surpassed expectations and a choice assortment is offered. Neckwear to match is available and a line of neckwear for present and midsummer use is showcased. We have W. & G. Collars Cuffs and Dress Shirts. New Mother's Friend Shirt Waists at 50 ets.
The Hunter and Jarvis Dry Goods Store in Warren advertises the largest assortment of dry goods in the area. New silks, grenadines, and textiles in numerous colors and finishes are priced competitively. Wide selection includes linens, embroideries, portieres, jackets, and shawls, with promises of better prices and satisfaction if patrons compare locally.
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