Ledger newspaper offers improved print services in Warren PA
The Ledger announces new press and type facilities in Warren PA with artistic printing at cash rates. Subscriptions cost $1.50 per year in advance or $2.00 if not paid in advance. Papers not discontinued until arrears are paid, unless Pulbers choose otherwise. Office located Basement Library building corner Third and Liberty streets Aero Bros publishers Warren PA October 1 1886.
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Warren
Pas
Warren County
Ofice
Third and
Liberty Streets
Aero Bros. Publishers
Democratic Ticket for State Offices and Local Names
Democratic ticket lists candidates for Governor Chauncey F. Black of York Lieutenant Governor Robert B. Ricketts of Luavrne and C Maxwell Ste of Phila for various posts Secretary of Internet Athair J. Simpson Africa of Muntigdon Auditor General J Brennen of Allegheny Congress William L. Scott Associate Judge Rufus P. King Assembly P Iwswaln County Treasurer A Anderson
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Mocratic
Chauncey F. Black
York
Robert B. Ricketts
Luavrne
Democratic Vigilance Com 1886 List of Members
A fragment lists numerous local ward and farm names alongside members of committees or associations. Included are ROBENSTRA W. Wm. Coleman and J. Cooney with W. C. Arthur, plus names from CORNW, CHERRY GROVE, DEERFIELD, ELDRED, FREEHOLD, FARMS, GLADE, RINZUA, LIMESTONE, MEAD, and FINE GROVE among others. The text appears as OCR garbled roster data with partial affiliations and scattered initials.
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Robenstra
Coleman
John
Aurice
John Cooney
W. C. Arthur
CONEW
J. W. Hank
ML McLaughlin
B. Omith
Wm. E. Porter
Mack
P. H. Stevens
Howard
B.C. Corydun
Frank
Obn Williams
Sunderlin
Cherry Grove
E. M. Farnsworth
W. Dbd
Johnson
K. J. Hur Jey
William
County Committee for 1546 Citizens Named Across Counties
The county committee for the ensuing year is listed with members from Brokenstraw Doris Mead, Conewango F H Monhart, Columbus Carrier, Corydon Wm McCallister, Cherry Grove Marlison, Deerfield L Newhirk, Eldred John Perce, EMS A Lonsbeirs, Freehold W Winn, Farmington Henry Smith, Glade John Rowland, Kinzie J Pinder, Limestone M Merkle, Mead Roger Mooney, Pine Grove D M Martin, 2d Fittfield D J McMillen E Grander, Horton Bovee Curtis Johan, Chirk COATT boroughs Clarendon J J Shinart, Columbus R E N Seaver, Tidioute J Beayalker Warren Walker, Mos Vankvers, Youngsville John W Davis. Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct 2, is last day to pay taxes. Norwick notes Democratic voters are registered and carry tax receipts. Republicans tout temperance yet sent only one delegate to Chicago anti-saloon convention.
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Brokenstraw
Doris Mead
Conewango
F. H Monhart
Columbus
Democrat Nomination and Circulation Figures in Warren County
The piece reports Het subscriptions reaching a large number by Sept 30, noting a rise since April from 2,520 to 2,018 end-August, with 7 new names added, claiming largest bona fide circulation in Northwestern Pennsylvania. It discusses T. Neill for Senate in the Forty-Eighth district with Venango ties, and criticizes O. C. Allen. also mentions Democratic views on President Cleveland and Senator Voorhees.
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Ggof
Lepcoer
Pennsylvania
Warren County
War and Venange
Old City
Dinsmoor
Warren
Venango
T. Neill
Venango County
Pittswill
Titusville
Warren and
Crawford
Supreme Court
Crawford and Venango
Forest County
Democratic County Committee
Nell
O. C. Allen
Senate
Neill
Allen
Cleveland popularity in New York politics questioned
Representative Merriman in Washington discusses New York views on the Cleveland administration. He says the people like Cleveland and the busing men but distrust conventions. He notes Governor Hill is not pursuing a presidential bid, aims to back Cleveland, and concerns rise about four years of Democratic rule for Republicans.
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Merriman
New York
Washington
Theatar
Empire State
Mr. Cleveland
Cleaveland
New York 7
Awell
Filb
Jlis
Cleveland
Clevag
Pittsburg Post
Senator Voorhees
Philadelphia Times
Gis Anderson
Mny
Repubilian Isur
Beaver
Erie County
Wm. L. Scott
Mackey
Erie Dispatch
American Agricultural and Dairymen’s Association
Scott
Titusville
Meral Beaveyr
Mr. Wolfe
Wolfe
Lang
Langworthy
Httle
Mr. Mills
Little Langworthy
Mills
Brother Langworthy
Beaser
Foraker's Fizzle in Ohio Campaign Speech
Governor Foraker opened in Columbus with a sweeping address attacking Democratic policy and praising his own party. He framed convicted criminals and penology as a political weapon, condemned alleged anti Irish and anti Negro slights, and attacked the Democrats while praising Republican aims amid local campaign notes and editorials.
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Foraker
Ohio
J. B. Foraker
Columbus
Buckeye
Hoadley
Commonwealth
Novocat
Gtard
John Sitter
Ben
Hias
Pave
Astoni
Hickory Cane Symbol in Black's Fair Tour
The Philadelphia Dispatch lauds Lieutenant Governor Black carrying a stout hickory cane on his state fair visit. It argues the cane represents firmness, integrity, and protection of public funds and invokes Andrew Jackson. The Westmoreland Democrat echoes the call for Black to cling to this symbol as he upholds principles.
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Thunday
Black
Philadelphia Dispatch
Commonwealth
Jackson
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania
The
Westmoreland Democrat
Signs of the Times Stronger Than His Party
The piece argues the president transcends party due to civil service reforms. It notes voters outside the Democratic Party supported Cleveland, implying the president’s strength lies in broader support. The author asserts anyone attentive to current signs would not contest this view.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn Eagle
Hood
Mus
Buffalo
C. A. M. Bubbard
North Chili
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