Ledger Ad Rates and Subscription Terms for Warren Ledger
The Ledger in Warren sets subscription at 1.40 yearly in advance and 1.00 yearly if not paid in advance. Advertising rates include six line business cards for one year at 5.00, transient ads at 1.00 per inch flat, 0.50 per inch for subsequent insertions, and yearly ads per contract. Notices for executors, administrators, astray, and caution cost 3.00 for six insertions. local notices are 0.10 per insertion. Marriages and deaths allowed. obituary notices priced per line. Ledger Printing House offers full job printing at 7 Pennsylvanian Street, Warren, Pa.
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Lowe
Trey
Debate Over Party Gains and Tariffs Echoes Civil Strife
A chaotic column surveys Pennsylvania politics and national tensions. It critiques Republican leadership, Senate probes, and tariff fights, lampooning Quay and Blaine while noting a landslide statewide GOP vote, a failed constitutional convention, and protests over factory shifts to Ohio amid labor and naval bluster.
Political shading in New York and Ohio election views
Tax opponents miss the threshold to print a regular ticket needing 2100 official signatures. New York legislature remains split as official canvass decides party control. Warren county counts show Perry D. Clark leading D L Ball by five votes and ahead of Geo S Criswell. Senator Sherman and Governor McKinley clash on what fueled Ohio’s GOP win.
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Warren County
Perry D. Clark
D. L. Ball
Geo. 5. Criswell
Tuers
Sherman
McKinley
Ohio
Sheriman
the Tribune
Slek
New York
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Asley
Kendall P. Clark
Orphan’s Court
County of
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Pennsylvania
Pensvania
Glade
County of Warren
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
C. Hook
James Roy
Recorder’s Office
Roy
Clary
W.G. Trunk
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Truth and Reform in Pennsylvania Politics
The Harrisburg Patriot and Philadelphia Ledger criticize Governor Pattison and Harrity for political missteps that eroded reform credibility. Despite strong support for a secret ballot and reform, officials aligned with old methods, and Warren County shows renewed public backing for reform. Citizens outside Philadelphia assert they can shape caucuses and demand leadership change to salvage the reform effort.
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Harrisburg
Philadephia Ledger
Pennsylvania
Harrity
Pattison
Philadelphia
Robert E. Pattison
Br. Harrity
Heusel
Warren County
Tilden
Reform
Senate Washes Hands of Disputed Case and Civil Trial Call
The piece argues the senate has shirked responsibility, delimiting the matter to civil court via resolutions after evidence. It notes Senator Ross’ resolutions were rejected not for accuracy but for addressing factual questions, and criticizes the senate for ruling on legal technicalities despite the Attorney General’s constitutional role.
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Boyer
Abc Camuant
Senate
Ross
Banking Failures Spark Call for Safe Financial System
The piece laments bank failures over the past years caused by dishonesty and poor management. It argues a safe, universally supported monetary system is needed to protect savings and ensure fair circulation, warning that more failures could devastate communities.
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Ube
Sustainee
Corry Bank
Premius Premiums Available Through Local Businessmen
The Ledger announces coming week display of premiums with orders to be placed at listed stores in Sugar Grove Bear Lake Columbus Freehold Enterprise North Clarendon Pittsfield Creek ell Garland Trvine Hinzua Grand Valley and Youngsville. Customers may view the books and a dictionary offered for 75 cents at these locations.
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W. H. Mix
Bear Lake
W. H. Houghtating
Columbus
E. C. Barnes
Freehold
Aa. Wright
Enterprise—T. V. 5
Morian
North Clarendon
Boyd Bros
Pittsfield
J. A. Whitney, Creek
F. A. Smith & Co
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J. HE. Youghnat, Garland- E. D. Lopez
Trvine
J. M. McBain
M. Koch
Grand Vailey
H. Hull & Co
Youngsville
W. J. Davis
Death and hearing loss cured by constitutional remedies
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh is curable only by constitutional remedies, not local applications. It asserts the Mustachian Tube inflammation causes deafness, offers a $100 guarantee for any case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and directs readers to send for circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, with druggists selling it for 75 cents.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Noted New York Specialist Dr. Greene Promises Free Advice
A long standing advertisement touts Dr. Greene of 35 W 14th St New York as a top healer of nervous and chronic diseases. He offers free distance consultations via letter, with Dr Greene's Nervara, promising cure prospects and a symptom analysis at no charge. Also promotes Horton's hair parlor G Gregorys shirts and Momaja coffee with brief notices.
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Greene
14Th Street
New York
Tinpan Consumers Convention urged to curb tin use
A Tinplate Consumers Convention representing about 2 000 establishments was organized to address tin consumption amid tariff debates. Congressmen Bunting warned that new duties could raise prices and harm demand, noting the industry’s vast employment and current reliance on imported tin. The piece also touches on promotional ads and local drugstore notices embedded in the page.
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Edation
Congressigan Bunting
Nthe
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Allison
Meilinley
Bunting
Sane
Cannes
The Century's Programme for 1892 Revealed
The Century announces its 1892 programme with new features starting in November. It includes opening chapters of Rudyard Kiplows Navtauk a tale of a Colorado pair in India seeking a jeweled necklace the Naujubke and a physician to women. It will publish several novels and many short stories plus articles on life in New York and the Jews in New York and a Life of Columbus illustrated with the Worlds Fair. Subscription price four dollars to The Century Co Union Square New York.
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Columbus
The
Edgar Wie
Gerar Pircvian
Wales
Farne Ily
Rmer
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New York
Edwin Booth
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Nlury
Century Co
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N. Y
Domestic Crash On Stairs Ends In Tears
A Danbury boy hastily carries items down stairs causing a mirror and clock to slip as he falls, dragging dishes and tambourines. The carman shouts a warning as both tumble, triggering family turmoil and tears, with the carman suggesting harsher punishment.
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Lee & Shepard
Boston
Danbury
Tambi
Carman
Arica
Absentminded Wooster Street Resident Caught Off Guard
A Wooster street resident forgot to draw in his head while closing a window on Monday. The man shouted for Helen Blazes when discovered. A brief air warning notes a pedestrian stepping on a cat on Division street as she passed into the cellar, with a light hint about sausage lovers to be cautious.
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Wooster Street
Helen Blazes
J. M. Baruxy
How to Cure ANL Skin Disease Simply apn WAYN OINTMENT
An advertisement touts an ointment claimed to cure ANL skin disease and various facial eruptions without internal meds. It promises clear, white skin and great healing powers, urging readers to ask for this remedy.
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