Advertising Rates and Notices in the Ledger
The Ledger lists advertising rates for business cards six lines or less at five dollars for one year, transient ads at six cents per line for the first insertion and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions, yearly ads at five dollars per contract, executor and administrator notices at three dollars each for six insertions, Hathrays and Cantion notices at one dollar fifty cents, local and business notices at ten cents per insertion but not in space set for local matter, free marriages and deaths, obituary notices over ten lines at five cents per line. The Ledger is entered in Warren Pennsylvania as second class mail matter.
Tariff Fights and Political Echoes in November News
A 1893 column surveys tariff as tax, notes Cleveland’s Thanksgiving proclamation for Nov 30, and reflects on New York and Pennsylvania political shifts. It critiques press influence, praises progress under a tariff, and predicts looming tariff battles in Congress while mocking football injuries among college students.
Tariff fears clash with steel plant capacity rise
The Pennsylvania iron and steel works boost capacity and employment despite Republican editorials predicting ruin from tariff changes. Reminiscences of M Blaine about Cleveland flash in a critical, satirical voice. The piece mocks off year election jubilation and compares sermons on murder to public danger.
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Pennsylvania Iron and Steel Works
Election verdict calls for tariff reform and honest dollars
The election results surprise all parties with Republican majorities in doubtful states and Democratic gains in off year. The piece urges abolition of the McKinley tariff, pension reform, lower living costs, and strict enforcement of laws. It lauds President Cleveland and demands the Democratic party keep promises and revise the tariff.
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New York State
Bosaigm
Pennsylvania
Democratic Congress
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Laws Flawed Ballot Bill Sparks Debate In Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania legislature passed the Baker ballot bill with governor Pattison’s approval. A June 11 amended print introduces a puzzling provision requiring voters to mark a number of votes in a square instead of a cross when cast multiple votes for a single candidate. Courts question its legality amid tariff anxieties and historic apathy in Warren County voter turnout.
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Pennsylvania
Baker
Pattison
Voters’ Night Aftermath and GOP Overreach
Four days after elections the Mirror analyzes why factory morale remained muted. It argues the Republican party overproduced in an off year, predicting a sharp backlash. The piece notes the unusual scale of the victory and its fiscal impact on readers through a promotional subscription offer.
Vote of Warren County Unofficial
Unofficial tally from Warren County reports shows preliminary results with local officials and judges listed among participants. Partial figures indicate margins and declarations pending final certification by the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Track of Progress in Disease Treatment by Letter
The article lauds scientific medical advances and promotes Dr. Greene of New York for disease treatment by letter correspondence. It asserts free consultation, claims success with nervous and chronic diseases, and offers symptom blanks to obtain a full description and cure advice without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
West 14Th Street
New York
Pan Tina Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
A vintage drugstore notice urges readers to try Pan Tina as a remedy for coughs, colds, and consumption. It claims many patients let colds run on and coughs become chronic, touting Pan Tina as a great remedy available at Kahble's Drug Store for 25 and 50 cents.
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RE. D. Kahble
Obituary Resolutions for Mrs H F Andrews of Gar land Pa
Wuerras Providence of God adopts resolutions on the loss of Mrs H F Andrews, late member of the W H M and Dorcas Societies. The group commends her self sacrificing charitable work and vows to honor her memory by deeper charity and missions, recording the resolutions and sending copies to her family with sympathy.
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Wuerras
Providence of God
H. F. Andrews
W.H. M
Dorcas
Garland
Rusotryp
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promise Quick Liver Relief
Feel drowsy and bilious with headaches and nausea. The ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle, powerful remedy that cures biliousness constipation jaundice dizziness sour stomach and indigestion. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with no pressure from dealers.
Meat Market Humphrey and Nemoyer
Fresh and salt meats of all kinds poultry etc and goods delivered free to any part of the city located 4th door from Episcopal church
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Humphrey & Nemoyer
Episcopal Church
Prevention and Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism and blood
A 1893 notice states that Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a remedy for rheumatism catarrh and disorders from impure blood. It also includes a wake notice for Warren County Pennsylvania court action to consider designating the Allegheny Bridge toll bridge as a county bridge and to appoint viewers to assess damages.
Land to be Sold at Auction in Conewango Township Pennsylvania
A probate style notice states on Monday December 4, 1893 at 2 PM a parcel of land in Conewango Township Warren County Pennsylvania will be sold in execution as the property of Elizabeth Fisher in the suit of First National Bank in trust. The description covers 17 acres plus exemptions and adjacent parcels tied to the Warren Jamestown turnpike Follet Run Road and specific deeds including Elizabeth Fisher and Andrew Fisher to the Warren Homestead Loan and Trust Company. The sale flags the two acres previously sold to Reig and Denzer and a water spring right.
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Conewango
County of
Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Follet Run
Warren and
Jamestown
N. P Curtis
Elizabeth Fisher
Recorder's Office
Warren County
Reig and
Denzer
Jamestown Turnpixe
Andrew Fisher
Warren Homestead Loan and Trust Company
Watfen County
Irst National Bank
Prulsfiela
Ganu
Woow
Woow. Dalrymple
Great National Petroleum Company
Great National Pholeum Company
Henry Stump
Dick Dalrymple
John C. Ford
J. du Ford
J.J Ford
J.C. Ford
D. W. Ford
Howe Harmon
Glade’ Township
T. Struthers
East Warren
Recorder’s Office
Otel
Wm. J. Ennis
Rose Iy Wright
D. M. Gross
Pine Grove
W. A. Thompson
J. B. Overton
Elisha Phillips
Holland Land Company
Milton E. Phillips
Sarah F. Watson
Partial Interests and Lands Seized in Warren County Lawsuit
Fragmented 19th century land listing describes undivided half interests in multiple lots across Watson Pleasant and Cherry Grove townships, all tied to the Bradner property and suit involving Horace Wing and Ann Hyde. Descriptions reference specific lot numbers, township boundaries, and historical conveyances, including Dalrymple and Ford chain deeds, with a large tract near Prulsfiela noted.
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Warren County
Watson Township
Pleasant Township
Cherry Grove Llowdship
Warren
Alonzo Bradner
Horace Wing
Ann Hyde
Long Warren County land parcels listed with mortgage and leases
A dense catalog of Warren County properties is described including parcels in Glade and Mead townships. It lists multiple tracts with metes and bounds, adjoining properties, improvements, and exceptions reserved by deeds. Also noted are three oil leases, a royalty reservation, and a statement of personal liability by Andrew Gantz.
Sheriff Sale Notices in Warren County Pennsylvania 1893
Legal notices announce two property seizures in Warren County. The first, in Elk Township, describes a twenty three acre tract with a dwelling and outbuildings, sold under execution against P A Anderson for Hagberg Bros. The second, in Pleasant Township, details Lot 474 of 165 acres, with multiple surrounding lots, sold under execution for James B King for Sarah E King. Both dated November 8, 1893, by Sheriff Ames Roy.
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Elk Township
Warren County
C. T. Boberg
C.P. Henry
P. A. Anderson
Hagberg Bros
James Roy
Yarren, Pa
CP. Henr
Land tract in Pleasant Township Warren County PA hundred sixty five acres
One undivided half part of tract in Pleasant Township Warren County Pennsylvania described as lot 486 on county map, containing 165 acres with two oil wells and equipment. Property of Fred P. Hue and A W Howard, suit of Mary Dennis and B J L Dennis, for use of O W Beaty. Sheriff Tarrrs Roy Warren Pa November.
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Allegheny River
Lewis LaDow
Clarence LaDow
Margaret
C. B. Willer
Pleasant Township
Yarren County
State of
Pennsylvania
Jas
P. King
Jno
H. King
B. King
Sarah E. King
Ae Ames Roy
Township Pleasant
County of
Warren
Fred P. Hue
A. W. Howard
Mary Dennis
B.J.L. Dennis
O. W. Beaty
Tarrrs Roy
Land and mortgage notices from Warren County Pennsylvania
Legal notices detail land descriptions in Eldred and Pine Grove Townships including parcels conveyed to George Bickerstaff and W. H. Parks, with sheriff sale context and dates in 1893. Notices announce charter application for Cheney Cemetery Association and related legal proceedings, plus a physician advertisement with hours and location in Warren County.
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A.B. Blood
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FE. J. Lesser
I. H. Parnham
Freeman B. Hartzel
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Warrren
Paw
Allen & Sons
Allen Block
Corner Second and
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Samuel G. Allen
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Andrew Gantz
Warren, Ps
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Geo. W. French
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Robert Anderson
Thomas Anderson
T. L. Cheney
John Brenn
Cheney Cemetery Association
Dosiy & McValnant. Solicitors
Q & Townsend, M.D
Fourth Street
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