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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1888
Page
5
The Record surveys political renominations, foreign intrigue, religious tensions, accidents, crimes, and notable deaths. It notes Turner Holman Reed’s renomination, the Endicott engagement rumor, Archibishop Walsh, the Legion of Honor debate, and various legal and violent incidents across the US and Europe.
New York May 10 Burlington and Quincy led declines as dividend cuts spooked traders. Stocks opened sharply lower, rebounded midmorning, with Reading active and overall list up 14 to 18 percent from Tuesday by midday. Evening close showed mixed gains except for C B Q remaining weak. Money and bond markets displayed typical daily fluctuations.
Edward Stanhope outlines defense plans to protect English ports with volunteers and combined forces, acknowledging navy limits. Parliament discusses Irish affair fallout as sulphuric hydrogen incident disrupts John Dillon trial, while Tory press scramble to justify Parnell and Carnsavoran dispute and Gladstone blames Tories for the campaign plan.
An address signed by 3,980 dissenting ministers expresses sympathy with Mr. Gladstone's work on Ireland. Gladstone replies that, despite Ireland's needs, Parnellite allies aid government business and a ministry pledging home rule may delay power until after his life. He says national sentiment will seek justice for Ireland. Also reports Emperor’s recovery improving after chest wound treatment.
John Daugherty of Salina reported to Sheriff Crawford that a full saw mill was stolen from Cranberry township Sunday night. Tracks and a post note suggested a wagon haul. Delegates from the Thirty Fourth district elected to the national convention with a neutral stance toward Blaine or Depew. The president sent nominations for minister to the Netherlands and consul at Lyons. Democratic conventions in Alabama Tennessee and Georgia endorsed Cleveland.
Gk GaTCH L diem Sny't J a PE Coes Gen Passenger and Goel Agent No St Exchange street Buffalo XN N.Y. W.S. LEFFORD Agent at Warren Pa.
Incomplete timetable notes a railroad run on April 23 between Tionesta and Philadelphia with connections through Sheffield and Garfeld. It lists departures from Valley Gooches in Garfield and Framworth Siding and arrivals in Sheffield with times around 7:45 to 8:40 a.m., overseen by Superintendent Crary.
An 1888 advertisement promotes 584 Lap Dusters for carriage use with sturdy stock and sewn-in work. Emphasizes durability versus loose weaving and highlights embroidery patterns and 100 designs at various prices offered by Wat Armes & Sons.
Buffalo mid way between New York and Chicago praised as a trade center. Ad promotes dry goods, carpets, upholstery, linens, and cloaks with varied prices. Encourages mail orders, claims samples are sent post free with clear instructions, and prohibits random samples.
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