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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1889

Page

3

More Room for Congress in the Next Census Debate

The 1890 census will show at least sixty four million people, prompting a possible increase in House seats. A plan proposes temporary partitions to shrink the hall for committee work while preserving desks for some members, aiming to reduce noise and improve procedure without altering the Speaker’s chair. The piece also notes racial prejudice facing Frederick Douglass in Washington society and anecdotes about officials and real estate in the capital.

House of Representatives Congress House House of Commons

History of a Pediment at the Washington Capitol

Special correspondent reports visitors note the Senate wing tympanum at the Capitol filled with sculptured figures by Thomas Crawford while the House tympanum remains unused. The Albany dispatch describes the contrasting pediments and mentions an unused model.

Senate Washington Capitol House Albany Washington Capitol Thomas Crawford House of Representatives

Pilgrim Pediment Designs for Capitol Facade

The article recounts 1850s design attempts for the Capitol pediment, including Hiram Powers Henry K Brown and Erastus Palmer. It details Palmer’s pilgrims concept, Meigs and Buchanan backing, War Secretary Floyd’s objections, and the 1858 Washington submission and Albany return leaving the pediment vacant. It frames the Pilgrims landing as core, with broader American historical impact.

Albany Capitol Senate House of Representatives Buchanan America House Wing Senate Wing Hiram Powers Henry K. Brown Erastus D. Palmer Powers Miles Standish John Alden Carver Palmer Capt. Meigs Washington Secretary of War Congress

Pilgrims Pediment Figures Capturing Colony Traits

Describes a life sized pediment sculpture depicting Pilgrim leaders and settlers. Central Elder Brewster shows Faith, with Rose Standish representing Hope and Charity by Mrs White and Peregrine White as the first child. Figures include Miles Standish, John Alden, Governor Carver, Bradford, Priscilla Mullen, and Elder Robinson, each symbolizing virtues and dangers.

Hope, Faith, Charity Rose Standish Elder Brewster White Mr. Brown Liberty Floyd Meigs Army Brown Crawford Palmer Elder Brewster Tager Rose Standish Miles Standish Hope Charity John Alden Alden Governor Carver Elder Robinson Brewster Bradford Priscilla Mullen Robinson America Elder Brewter Governor Bradford F.G. Mather

Getting Even With an Advertiser in a Canuck Manoeuvre

A Canadian advertiser in Hamilton uses patient politeness to trap solicitors. After wasting an hour reading samples, he notices a stale issue date and exposes a month-old paper, then seals a $140 contract with the eager solicitor who overplays his hand and lunch.

Borrago Hamilton New York Kanuck Weill

Calica Calico Origin Tied to Malabar Crown Reward

A centuries old tale links the word calico to Malabar where a king granted a chief land after a cock crowed near a temple. The settlement Calicoda became Calicut, then Calicoot, with Calico naming England’s early cotton prints.

Calica Malabar Calicoda Calicut England Calico

By the Plunger's Grave at Dead of Night

A brief obituary style verse notes the burial of a figure nicknamed The Plunger amid mournful lines about grief and loss, mentioning betting on horse races and the burial at night. Washington Capital

Washington Capital

Inventions and Wars Shaping Modern History of 19th Century

The list surveys reforms and events that defined modern Europe and beyond. It cites unification of Italy and Germany, revolutions of 1848, abolition of slavery in the U S, discovery of photography and electric telegraph, ocean navigation, railway and telecommunication advances, exploration of Africa and Nile sources, Russian empire expansion, and the Lenticular Bi-focal Spectacle Lens patented by August Merck of Warren Pennsylvania in 1887.

Italy Texan Central Asia Germany United States French Republic Nile Niger Africa August Merck Warren, Pa

Farms for Sale Near Russell Va One Hundred Acres

One hundred acres near Russell Virginia with no buildings sits about a mile from the railroad in Warren county. Forty acres partially cleared with timber worth about 1000 dollars, half cash and balance on time. Also ninety acres adjoining near Warren and Jamestown turnpike with a good stone quarry timber valued 600 to 1000 dollars, a house two barns a fine young orchard and more. Price around 2500 dollars with cash and time terms. Inquire Charles Chase Russell Pa or on premises. 1-10 Saw Mill for Sale Erie City make. Row carriage three head blocks single edger log turner till carts portable boiler Will sell with or without boiler. For particulars inquire E J Armstrong off North Clarendon Pa.

Russell Warren County Warren and Jamestown Turnpike Chas. Chase Erie City E. J. Armstrong North Clarendon

Local Ads and Notices from Warren Pa Trade Pages

The column lists various ads for sewing machines from A I Conswet agent at 112 Must Water Street Warren Pa, Ed Clemons ice wagon daily city deliveries, Wall paper at N E K Wendelboe with low prices, Diamond furniture store promotions, Merck drug store box stationery stock, Saw Mill for sale capable of 10 000 feet daily and J W Agrelius Youngsville Pa seeking 500 cords of rock chestnut oak stave bolts 24 inches long with cash on delivery.

Wilson Water Street Warren I. A. Conswet Ed. Clemons A. Ruhlman J. W. Agrelius Youngsville

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