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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
4
Advertising rates are listed for business cards, assent ads, and yearly contracts. Executor notices cost 360 for six insertions, stray notices 1.50, local and business notices 0.10 per line, marriages and deaths free up to ten lines, obituaries over ten lines at 0.05 per line.
A terse critique of Wall Street bankers and lawmakers. The piece disputes claims about U S sugar bounty in Texas, questions Senate rules and partisan legislation, notes conflicting reports on iron and steel, and compares diplomat costs with historic cabinet appointments.
Past week bills for sub servition to the Lencer have been sent to subscribers in arrears. Accounts not paid before Nov 1 will be sued. Advance system will be enforced. Lepcex partners with New York Weekly World. World to any address for 25 cents extra. $1.75 pays for LEDGER and World for one year. Canvassers needed with blanks and cash commissions. write the Lzpcer for earnings.
The piece denounces Wharton Barker and 150 Philadelphia Republicans for a silver coinage scheme that would buy and coin all silver at above market value, paying miners a 20 percent bounty. It warns the plan benefits a few mine owners, undermines tariff reform, and calls the proposal a naked swindle. It notes the State Treasury holds $7,200,923.65 in September per Treasurer Morrison.
Grover Cleveland argues for stable money and a comprehensive reform of currency laws, opposing free silver coinage and the Sherman purchasing clause. The piece also notes editorials from Tar Oil City Derrick and Philadelphia Times critiquing party tactics, tariffs, and political leadership.
The Boston Transcript reports from Pennsylvania where manufacturers align with silver interests to advocate a depreciated currency. Wharton Barker circulated an open letter to the U S Senate, naming Philadelphia figures like Mr Dobson, arguing for silver to back protection. The piece warns that following Cameron toward silver risks undermining business and sparks broad public indignation beyond the Keystone State.
A dubious patent remedy claims to instantly relieve kidney and bladder distress in both sexes and to curb water retention. It’s advertised through a Warren Pa. druggist listing, with further notices on estate administration, pardons, charter applications, and a sheriff sale in Warren County. The items reflect late 19th century public notices and court actions.
The Commonwealth of Penn a issues a foreign attachment against Alonzo Bradner, surviving Amariah H Bradner and David D McNeir, to attach lands in Warren County including half interests in several Watson and Pleasant township lots and portions of Cherry Grove township. The writ, issued August 19 1893, commands the sheriff to attach and summon all possessor holders to appear before the Court of Common Pleas at Warren to answer the claim by O W Randall administrator of Alfred Leach deceased.
A fragmented sentence references inability to fulfill a line item and mentions financial pressures affecting sealing an agreement. The text is incomplete, lacking concrete entities or actions to confirm context or outcome.
Department II presents fall bonnets under a top New York liner with capable staff. The shop promises affordable prices and a wide range of hats and bonnets. Early shoppers can view the line now or wait for the opening.
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