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Ledger Printing House
For Congress At Large and Supreme Judge Ballot List
The clipping lists candidates for Congress at large Ellie Allen Thomas Merritt and Berks. for Supreme Judge Christopher Beydrick Venango. and a long slate of electors and several other names such as Samuel G Thompson Adam Conway W Redwood Wright James Duffey W Trimmer Azur Lathrop Thomas Chalfaht H Strubinger Joseph Orr Andrew Payton Michael Lerbel El oT. it appears to be an old Pennsylvania ballot excerpt with multiple named officials and electors.
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Samuel G. Thompson
Adam
Conway
W. Redwood Wright
John ©. James
James Duffey
W. Trimmer
Azur Lathrop
Thomas Chalfaht
H. Strubinger
Joseph D. Orr
Andrew A. Payton
Michael Lerbel
J. EL
Republican Tin Plates Debate Sparks Harsh Charges
A terse attack on political arguments pits Chauncey DerEn against Murat Halstead and Elliot F. Sheppard over Republican policies. The piece blasts lying in politics and questions reciprocity with Europe while noting ex Senator Dorsey exits, and reports on farmers being robbed by highwaymen amid tariff critiques.
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Chauncey DerEn
Murat Halstead
Gal
Elliot F. Sheppard
Try
Columbus
Is Pennsylvania Democratic Is This a State of Political Turmoil
The article discusses Republican leaderships covert tactics in Pennsylvania aimed at peeling away Democratic votes amid labor unrest and tariff disputes. It notes quiet voter sentiment, fears of an independent wave leaning toward Cleveland, and questions about Pennsylvania's political alignment. It also cites figures like Cooley, Gresham, Wayne McVeagh, and references to Grover Cleveland and the McKinley bill in a broad political critique.
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Pennsylvania
Homestead
Reading
Twket
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Judge Cooley
Judge Gresham
Wayne McVeagh
Grover Cleveland
Prominent Democrats on Taxation and Federal Power
The document argues against federal taxation of one group for others and rejects spending beyond the charter. It cites the Chicago platform’s stance on protectionism as unconstitutional interference, aligning with Jefferson, Jackson, Tilden, and Cleveland in opposing discrimination in industry and policy. The quote attributes the view to Chauncey Black.
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Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Chauncey Black
Arrests at Homestead Stir Treason Charge in Labor Strife
Warrants issued by the Pennsylvania Chief Justice target the Advisory Committee of the Homestead strikers on treason charges linked to armed resistance. The report notes the politicaland corporate context, the role of Pinkerton agents, and questions the legal basis while observing a clash between capital and labor amid a presidential campaign. Also mentions a telescope night anecdote about John Sill and a scolding about Pharisees.
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Pennsylvania
Homestead
Pinkerton
United States
Tre.son
Friends of Labor
Reading
John Sill
John
Harrison
Saltover
The Tariff and the Force Bill Debate Explored
A sharp critique links the tariff to freedom and laments the Force Bill as a conspiratorial tool of oligarchs. It accuses General Snowden of involvement in treason charges against Homestead workers and mocks Democratic stewardship of subsidy and trust funds for workers.
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General Snowden
A Word With The Farmer On Tariffs And Prices
A farmer speaker argues against protective tariffs claiming wheat sits at 75 cents but protected crops and machinery cost more, barley potatoes wool and eggs lack gains, wood and clothing rise in price, and tariffs trap markets. He asserts tariff walls fail to raise farm prices and harm market access, leaving farmers with less.
Clothes Cleaned by New Dry Cleaning Method
Louisa C. Casemere opens clothing care at 305 Second Street upstairs. Uses a new French dry cleaning process for prompt cleaning and pressing. Ladies wraps remodeled with plush work specialty. Also advertises affordable service and quick turnaround.
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Ars
Louisa C. Casemere
Second Street
Taxation powers and party differences
The piece contrasts Democrats limiting taxation to revenue purposes with Republicans acting on leaders' will. It accuses the GOP of selling tax power to manufacturers, embedding schedules in the McKinley Bill, and enacting them through a Republican majority. It claims 65 million people are taxed by a few manufacturers.
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NCE
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Warren Area
Summary of the week ending Oct. 13 listing transfers in Spring Creek South West Bear Lake and other local areas with prices. includes advertised letters remaining in Warren Post Office Oct 12 1892 and a couple obituary notices Parmlee and Vance McGuire wedding announcement.
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L. McDowell
J. W. Agrelius
Youngsville
C. W. Radaker
Delia Underwood
Sheffield
John F. Vampsend
G. A. Carpenter
Bear Lake
Thos. C. Spencer
E. J. Spencer
South West
Fred Cady
DeWitt B. Marble
Columbus
G. Bartholomew
South Penn
Martin Arendt
John Mintzer
Glade
Spencer M. Haymer
Estella Silloway
Spring Creek
R A Patterson
Henrietta Dingman
L.L Garcelon
Almeda Jobnsger
Warren
Two Valuable Friends and Their Cures
Advertisement notes Red Flag Gil for rheumatism sprains bruises and burns at 23 cents and Pan-Tins for coughs colds and consumption at 25 cents. It claims life saving for coughing sufferers and offers trial bottles at Kahle’s general store.
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F. W. &R.D. Keble
P.M
D. Kahle
Warren Social Club charter notice in 1892 court
Notice from the Court of Common Pleas Warren County 1892 announces an application to Judge C A Noves on November 28 for charter under the 1874 Act to form The Warren Social Club to promote social enjoyment, provide a club house, and enjoy all rights and privileges.
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Court of Common Pleas
County of
Warren
C. A. Noves
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. D
Warren Social Club
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