Ledger Ad Rates and Notices Collected for Warren Ledger
The Ledger Printing House announces subscription terms of 1.50 per year in advance and 3.00 per year non-advance, with advertising rates for business cards, transient ads at 1.00 per inch first insertion and 0.50 per inch subsequent. Executor notices, estray notices, and local notices have set fees. marriages and deaths are free unless obituary lines exceed ten, then charged.
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Ceutron
Europe
America
Ameran
Congress
Weekly Post
Semple
Tlrais
THE
DaiLy Post
Pittshire Daily Post
Iy Nail
the Post
Pittsburg
Republicans name Minneapolis for 1892 convention
Frantic political note reports the Republican National Committee chose Minneapolis as the 1892 convention site to appeal to Midwestern voters. It also covers the pending House speakership race with Mills, Springer, McMillan, Crisp, and Bynum jockeying for support and vote projections amid intra party tensions.
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Minneapolis
Republican National Committee
Minnepolis
Omaha
Northeat
National Committee
Party
Washington City
Mr. Mills
Williard’s
Metropolitan
Springer
National
McMillan and
Crisp
Bynum
Mills
Crisps
McMillgn
Hatch
Carlisle
Cleveland
New York Times
England
Wallace's Ambition Seeks Legislature Seat
Ex Senator Wallace of Clearfield announces his bid for a state legislative seat. He argues democrats statewide should support him and asserts experienced leadership is needed. He emphasizes party unity and strong principles to steer the party forward.
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Brazil
Fonseca
Navy
Floriane Yorxotte
Congress
Wallace
Clearfield
J. M. Barmay
J. C. Hall
Lowell
The Mask Removes a Tariff Debate on Labor Wages
The Harrisburg Patriot argues that high tariffs promised better wages but post McKinley law falls in many trades. It claims manufacturers used labor unions to push tariffs, then cut wages and threaten lockouts. The piece urges workingmen to back tariff reform to break manufacturers’ power.
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Harrisburg
Congress
Amalgamated Association
Knights of Labor
Neidringhaus
Carnegie Mills
United States
Ballot and Civil Service Reform Criticized by Citizen
A Citizen letter criticizes the Republican party for abandoning ballot reform and civil service reform. It notes 18,000 disenfranchised voters and claims John Miller, a long-time Warren post office employee, was passed over for postmaster while uncommissioned postmasters are accused of neglecting duties. The writer laments government led by the party rather than the people.
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Borror
John Miller
Warren
Republican Party
Female baseball club experiment ends with chaos on turf
A six member female team attempted a Danbury style baseball experiment at a house with turf under apple trees. The game featured misdirected pitches, rattled batters, and several mishaps as players collided with trees and each other. The event ended with loud exclamations and an agreement to adjourn, deemed a learning exercise rather than a real game.
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Lee & Shepard
Boston
Danbury
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