Ledger advertise and subscription terms detailed
Publication outlines subscription costs of 150 dollars yearly in advance or 2 dollars if not prepaid with 15 cents extra for mail outside Warren County. Advertising rates include business cards six lines 3 dollars yearly, transient 1 dollar per inch first insertion, 50 cents per inch subsequent. Notices for executors and administrators 3 dollars six insertions, estray and caution 1.50. Local notices 0.10 per line, marriages and deaths free, obituaries over ten lines 4 cents per line.
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Warren County
Beheading set for June thirty for Berkshire killer
Five inches of snow fell in Berkshire Hills Massachusetts last Saturday morning May thirteen. Guizzay will be hanged June thirty per the current schedule. The supreme court justices unanimously affirmed the lower court finding the assassin guilty and fixed the hanging date. The Crawford Democratic county committee met in Meadville and named five delegates to the state convention Harrisburg June twenty eight. Delegates are uninstructed. The Cameron organs praise Beaver and the Harrisburg ticket. Voters will have much to say on election day. Some will oppose Beaver and challenge the Harrisburg slate as bold conflict among independents and bosses.
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Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Guizzay
Supreme Court
Crawford Democratic County Committee
Meadville
John I. McKinney
T. J. Smiley
Christopher Blystone
James Douglas
Thomas F. Scott
Harrisburg
Cameron Organs
Beaver
Erie Gazette
Warren Mail
Cameron
Wortz
Pittsburg Dispatch
Philadelphia
Wafl
Wolfe
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
Samuel and
Alfred Thompson
Anna Hoag
Arthur Trantum
Wille Tozer
William Tozer
Wm. Maguire
Mary Ann
Jovaur W
Casius L. Col
Electa Jane Gilson
James J. Yorman
Alonson
P. H. Kingsley
John RB. Wilson
Andrew Hertzel
Minnie Huber
Otto Huber
O. P. Brown
Orletta Brown
HL. Brown
W. W. Wilbur
Jesse Lanning
Sarah C. Kelly
Hook
Orren Hook
Z. E
H. G. Eddy
Isaac S. Eddy
Rufus P. King
Christian Beyer
Eben Vickory
J. P. Jefferson
W. F. Faleconer
G. W. Kinnear
Register
Register’s Office
Warren
Independent Republicans vow to fight Cameron at Harrisburg
The Independent Republicans in Pennsylvania plan to contest the convention at Harrisburg next week. Senator Mitchell reports wide support for his opposition to Don Cameron and the political ring. Delegations from Tioga and Warren counties promise prominent, reform-minded nominees, aiming to defeat boss rule and unite honest Republicans.
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Harrisburg
Don Cameron
Mitchell
Cameron
Tioga County
B. F. Strong
Marshall
Dacota
George W. Merrick
Wellsboro
Warren County
Harrison Allen
Pennsylvania
Rawle
Supreme Judge
Thos. M. Marshall
Commonwealth
Republican Warfare Frames Battle Over Cameron Ticket
In Harrisburg and Wellsboro the Republican split widens as Senator Mitchell presses a hard line against the Cameron slate. Letters from Major General Merrick and John L. Mitchell show a warlike stance, calls for unity clash with independent resistance, and local factions from Warren to Cameron loom large. Also described is a New York viaduct project details with engineers, scale, cost, and timelines.
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Walmsarox
Merrick
Wellstoro
Penna
John J. Mitchieer
The Kinzua Viaduct Construction Progress
The Kinzua Viaduct in McKean County Pennsylvania rises 2100 feet above sea level as the largest railroad bridge then being erected by the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad. The article details the Kinzua valley’s steep banks and dense hemlock growth, noting engineers’ challenges in spanning the Kingzua creek to connect Buffalo and Pittsburgh routes, with Barns proposing the route two years prior.
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Scientific American
America
New York, Lake Erie, and Western Railroad
McKean County
Alton
Bradford Branch
Erie Road
Kingzua Creek
Kinzua
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Tariff Commission Bill Shapes Impartial Trade Reform
The New York Herald contends the tariff commission bill, now law, empowers a nine member civilian panel to overhaul Morrill protection laws. It urges a nonpartisan, representative body, with agriculturists well represented, and cautions against a packed commission while noting political maneuvering in Congress. Also discussed are Barbour’s Official Railway Guide notes, New York train laws, and railroad expansion plans affecting Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Western routes via Akron and Chicago Junction with new depots and forthcoming season work.
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New York Herald
Congress
Army
Navy
House of Representatives
Springer
Barpwrs
Henry Nanett & Co
Buffalo
New York
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Western
Pittsburgh and Western
Commodore Garrison
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Chicago
New Castle
Akron
Ohio
Chicago Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Salamanca
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Oil City
Chautauqua
Currency and views in the June North America Review
The June North America Review features Senator W. B. Allison outlining measures for a stable currency after national debt repayment. It also includes Whitman on literary topics, Bacon on dogmatic belief, Seward on Mongolian immigration, Dowling defending the Hahnemannic school, Frothingham on Swedenborg, Rice challenging Land value ideas, and Lydecker arguing against a National Militia as constitutional.
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North America Review
W. B. Allison
Congress
Walt Whitman
Andover and Creed
Leonard Woolsey Bacon
George F. Seward
China
John W. Dowling
New York Homeopathic Medical College
Hahnemannic School of Medicine
O. B. Frothingham
Swedenborg
Isaac L. Rice
Henry George
Charles F. Lydecker
Senator Hill Health Improves Amid Senate News
Senator Ben Hill’s health is reported as improving. In New Hampshire snow fell for two hours at Dover, and nearly seven thousand immigrants arrived in New York on Monday. Spain discusses reforms in legal procedure and trial by jury as Arizona cowboys denounce the president’s proclamation. Mrs. Scoville appears in Chicago to continue lecturing. The race horse Iroquois is said to be distanced due to a bursting blood vessel. Six hundred Moors are jailed by the Sultan for stoning the English minister. Blaine announces he will not run in his old Maine district.
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Ben Hill
Dover
N. H
New York
Spain
Arizona
Scoville
Chicago
Blaine
Maine
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Cameron Organ
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Erie
Charles Pugsley
John G. Noakes
Niagara
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Portage Railroad
Genesee River
O. Chanute
Chas. Pugsley
Phoenixville Bridge Company
R. A. Simmons
Kinzua Viaduct
Tariff Commission
Miller Extract CO
Salmon Creek
Forest County
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East Warren
Glade City
Allegheny River
W. T. Falcone
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Marke & HW
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G. W. Ingraham & CO
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Warren, Penn
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Musica Mercia
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James Leighty
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Jerome Amos
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J. D. Harris
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James Monroe
Clarendon
Warren W. Davis
EB. Marsh
Cynthia S. Weaver
Frank Kuntz
Sheffield
Charles D. Veazie
Lower Sheffield
Eben Dean
Russellsburg
David Wiggins
Triumph Township
Duceb Wiggine
Sugar Grove
Mary A. Budley
Tidioute
Wm. Hathaway
Garland Village
George Jones
L. E. Hammond
Charles Schwing
Fred Enlizinger
Michael Fitzgerald
Eckardt & Schachfer
George H. Leonhart
H. J. Wilkeisnus
Joseph Hale
Kinzan Village
H. Wensel
Cherry Grove
Schnur
Beech St
Dunkirk
Nixon & CO
Kinzea
Kinza
J. BE. Lyle
J. E. Lyle
Thome Turner
Brokenstray
J. T. Currie
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