Call to Workingmen and Political Debate in Warren
A 1887 Ledger issue urges workingmen to challenge monopoly under a reformist Democratic line led by Cleveland. It discusses tariff, internal taxes, and Pennsylvania sentiment, citing editorials and county chairmen responses. Also notes local business ads and brief items on public figures, elections, and economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Pittsburg Post
New York
Post
Commonwealth
A &9
Governors Hill
Chicago National Democratic
The Nations Lawmakers and Other Literary Notes
Literary notes review June magazines and articles. It highlights George J Romanes on The Object of Life in The Forum, Mary Rose Floyds May Cosmopolitan story De New Boss, C Van Nievelts Baron von Goldstellen, Gogols The May Evening, Emile Jol liards Life Beneath the Crescent with illustrations, Wm T Hornadays Fracas with Grizzly Bears, Herbert Tuttle on The Bridal Journey of Catherine the Great, a translated Amicis tale for youths, Katharine Foots The Little Reformers part III, Mrs Helen Campbells The Comfortable House, plus obituaries for Jacob Meyer and Albert Merek from Robert Blumlodge No 149 D O H with mourning arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Rochester
New York City
Mary Rose Floyd
C. van Nievelt
Baron von Goldstellen
Gogol
Emile Jolliard
the Crescent
Turkey
Constantinople
Wm. T. Hornaday
Herbert Tuttle
Cornell University
Catherine the Great
Edmondo de Amicis
Katharine B. Foot
Blrs
Helen Campbell
Change and decoration goods and services offered locally
An extended notice highlights N K Wendeboe as a long time Warren decor and wallpaper specialist with a vast stock of wall papers shades oils and frames. It promotes home improvements for spring and summer and notes other local businesses such as P Lund & Co A A Davis & Co and M Jackson Bros offering spring goods bird cages and gents furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Wendelboe
Warren
Liberty Sreet
Hickory Street
P. Lund & Co
M. Jackson & Bros
North Glarendon
A.A Davis & Co
Medical Fallacies and Spring Medicines Warned Against
A Globe-Democrat correspondent cautions readers about popular spring medicines, liver purifiers and blood purifiers. It argues purging drugs worsen constipation, fail to cure bile torpor, and warns against overuse of bitters and quinine. It emphasizes regulating diet and habits while acknowledging quinine’s value when used correctly.
Insect Endurance of Cold and Vaccination Policy Note
Insects survive severe winters by freezing without lasting damage as shown by English entomologist McLachlan. Butterflies and humble bees have reached near polar regions. warm weather revives them. Vaccination will be enforced for Pars exhibition workers with government covering medical costs and wages during illness. It marks 107 years since the first Sunday newspaper was published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McLachlan
North Pole
Arkansaw
Chicago Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Reed
Warren County
Third and
Liberty Streets
Baos
Warren, PA
New York Herald
White House
Party of Democracy
Ireland
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Hull
Mr Abell
The
Baltimore Sun
Hitt
Fred Grant
New York Senate
Mr. Hyatt
United States
Treasury Department
God Bless
Standard Oil Company
Castle Garden
Chicago
Buffalo
Standard
Wroxton
Kansas
Crawford
Elk
Erie
Forest
McKean
Mercer
Potter
Venango
Fort Scott
Kans
Daily Monitor
Haselbrook
Williamsport
J. 8. Wentz & Co
Knights of Labor
A. A. Davis & Co
Wyman & Davis
House of Representatives
ZL. White
American Magazine
George J. Romanes
Charley Darwin
Robert Blumlodge
Jacob Meyer
Albert Merek
der Deutscheneiche
J. M. Eckarr
MO. Heme
Joszroq Klinckhammer
Mississippi
Globe-Democrat
White & Company
Beecher & Copeland
David Shear
Eitay
Acrea
Mibslovitch, Fletcher & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. Mead
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