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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1890

Page

4

Warren County Democrats Schedule County Convention May 28 1890

Warren county Democrats plan a county convention at Warren Pa on Tuesday May 20 1890 at 1 30 p m to nominate candidates for President Judge Associate Justice Member of Assembly Register and Recorder District Attorney and two county and two jury commissioners. A vigilance caucus will meet May 17 1890 to elect delegates. counties and boroughs listed with their delegate counts.

Warren County Ceurtling Warren Jiuslye Register Cousty Bleiber Cammrittes Vigi Warren Brokenstraw Pine Grove Columbus Pleasant Conewango Pittsfield Cherry Grove Sugar Grove Corydon Spring Cree Decrfield Sheffield Elk South We Eldred Triumph Freehold Watson Farmington Columb Glade Youngsville Rinzuu Tidioute Warren Clarendon W. D. Rapespencer W.G. Troxkey

County Commissioner Candidates Named by Party

A notice lists several candidates for county commissioner including M. Agreling Benjamin Franklin W C Hale Darius Mead and Roger Mooney as nominees subject to the Democratic county convention decision. The text notes Farmington Farmington township Ackley Pine Grove Brokenstraw Mead townships involved in the race.

M. Agreling Benjamin Franklin Farmington Township W.C. Hale Ackley Pine Grove Township Darius Mead Brokenstraw Township Roger Mooney Mead Township

Democratic State Convention Set for July Second in Scranton

The Democratic state convention will be held July 2 in the Scranton opera house after executive committee members in Harrisburg approved the date. Debate over timing included options before or after the Republican meeting, with the late convention winning. Scranton Democrats prepare to host visitors and delegates.

Dt Wilk Scranton Opera House State Committee Harrisburg

Special Ledger subscription offer for Warren county farmers

A county journal urges every household to receive The Ledger from May through December at 40 cents and offers a free copy for eight subscribers. The note promises weekly tariff and Farmers' Alliance discussions, local politics coverage, and calls for organizing clubs to boost Democrat support. Lithograph work and bookbinding services are advertised.

Ganize Warren County Ledger Congress Farmers’ Alliance Inn

Political Debate on Tariffs and Farming Seed Politics

The article critiques republican tariff policy and subsidies favoring rich interests, cites Senator Quay seed distributions to farmers, and laments rising taxation and corporate control. It notes farmer discontent, calls for reform, and discusses pension expansion and Hill’s presidential odds amid partisan press.

Quay and the Press Battle Across Party Lines

The text outlines a heated dispute between the New York Sun and President Cleveland over Quay’s finances and alleged misconduct. It notes disclosures about a 260,000 real sum from ALDS treasuries and a drunken confession, with political fallout including Magee and Cameron. The Philadelphia Press offered an explanation, while Quay pressed his suit against the World.

Ev Oele New York Governor Hill Hill Erie Philadelphia Press The Erie Herald Sec Aiden Ives Tug Fay Ae New York Sun Cleveland Pear Sue Mi Qoaay Samme Magee Cameron Philadelphia

Lee and Emery oppose Watson in Warren county politics

Local political notices describe factional maneuvering around congressional nominations with Lee and Emery aligned against Watson. Democratic sentiment grows for a people-anchored choice, while Republican independents consider precinct by precinct support and potential countywide impact. Ohio wrought steel ranges and local ads appear amid campaign chatter.

Fragmented Civil War Era Epitaphs and Tariff Debate Skimmed

A garbled column discusses epitaphs for political figures including Henry Kinase and Lewis, mentions delegate counts near 2,000, and quotes scholars and a Philadelphia clerkship note. It cites a tariff critique by ONeill and a snowstorm in Minnesota that boosts crop prospects, plus a Knights of Labor letter challenging legal powers for bank notes and farmer credit.

Tom Gullitree Ube Watterson Henry Kinase Gress Shrea Lewis Delawute Fryer Clarion Congressuan O'Neil Philadelphia Mankota Minn Wisconsin North Dakota Ralph Beaumont Knights of Tabor McKinles

Borough Council Defends Record Against Libel Claim

Base Falsewood North Clavenpox May 1890 letters defend borough council over libel claim in last issue. Council met monthly and once in special session since election, stewarding finances, building sidewalks and streets, and restoring credit. Letter from S B J Cheney & Co commends Hall's Catarrh Cure and wall paper dealer ads follow.

Base Falsewood North Clavenpox Burgess Ellis Clarendon Foster, Milburn & Co Eee Buffalo Warren Geo S. Davis Second Libert Treets Siegfried & Go Tuiberty Second Streets

Fragmentary ad item on cough remedy sold locally

A garbled OCR item notes a sale of a cough remedy tied to a proprietary line for coughs throat and bronchial troubles. It mentions Van Vertis Cough Gulsam Powautene and a free trial size, with Johnson and Siegine as sellers. The text also references political interest in heat territory and a viewing letter from AB. Roltonmar Gladstane.

Yar Johnson c& Siegine

Never. Many grow up who do not know us, therefore these words.

A brief reflective note on legacy and memory discusses how generations inherit awareness of past voices and messages. It emphasizes enduring guidance despite distance or time, urging heedful listening to history and counsel.

Yoneno S. B. J. Cheney & Co Tlave L. L. Gorsven M.D Summit St Hall F. J. Duggey Props Toledo

Proxy Dry Goods Store Seeks Shoppers by Mail

Burrano May 6 790 a proxy service invites customers to shop Dry Goods by mail offering Calicos silks Velvets woolens trimmings gloves and ready made wear. They pledge lowest prices plus free samples on request and same day mailings once they have name and address.

Burrano

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