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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1889
Page
4
The article cites editorials and letters discussing W. V. Marris for lieutenant governor of Ohio, Lamp son’s narrowing plurality, and a death of Lewis C. Cassidy. It criticizes The Mirror’s stance, Alvin Brice’s Senate bid, and Powderly tariff reforms, plus a critique of President Harrison over Montana state matters and election improprieties.
The Lincoln League in Jeffersonville Indiana expressed universal disgust with President Harrison by burning his effigy and campaign uniforms. A large crowd witnessed the scene without disapproval. Gas business plans near, Ledger to run double holiday issue, Ellen O Myers letters stir Cincinnati politics, denouncing bribery and corruption in senate selection.
Fragmentary reminiscences and editorials recount losses for Mahone and Foraker, discuss New York's World’s Fair, smoking in public buildings, direct senator elections, and political maneuvering in Ohio and Pennsylvania with crude verse and local civic commentary.
The Century Magazine will publish Joseph Jefferson’s Autobiography in 1890, with six generations of Jefferson actors, including peers in theatre and travel tales. Amelia E Barr Frank Stockton Mark Twain and H. H. Boyesen contribute fiction plus illustrated papers and a series on the Lick Telescope and Serpent Mound. Subscriptions at $4 a year through The Century Co. Begin November to receive Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court.
The Albany Argus reports the Hanton Brothers’ Fantasma opening with a crowded house at the Leland and new stage effects including a sea bottom act. The Hartford Courier lauds Mr Little as America’s sensation actor and previews The World at Library Hall with scenes of war service, family struggles, and dramatic outcomes.
A 1889 sale page notes remission in households as women’s illnesses fade, praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy. The column lists legal notices and ad copy for Reed Brothers dissolution, administration of Benjamin Nesmith, and stockholder meetings, plus notices of charter applications for Warren Gas and William Penn Oil companies.
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