Ledger Publishing Co subscription and advertising rates
Ledger Publishing Co offers annual subscriptions at 1.50 in advance or 2.00 if paid later. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines for five dollars per year, with instertion charges of ten cents per inch for the first and fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Notices for estates and admonitions priced per six insertions, others by line. marriages and deaths free up to two lines, longer obituaries at five cents per line. Ledger Printing House promises first class job printing and prompt mail service from Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Ledger Printing House
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing Co
Warren, Penn's
Youngsville
Warren Co. Pa
Brokenstraw
M. Agrelius
Burgess
Thou Shalt Not Steal and Political Blame in Ledger
The Ledger quotes speeches and editorials on prohibition of theft, civil service reform promises, and political issues. It notes Fosten stumping for McKinley in Ohio, debates over tariffs, and distrust of investigations into city and state treasuries. It mentions bank failures and the push for a people’s government bank, plus support for Perry D. Clark as district delegate.
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Pennsylvania
EH. Wright
Seorurary Fosten
Ohio
McKinley
Harrison
Perry D. Clark
Clark
Ruth Crowns Cleveland Girl With A Name Of Thoughtful Charm
The Cleveland family chose a name for their newborn daughter that bears a pleasant Christian tone and a familiar, story tied to Sunday-school memories. At Columbus, Standard Oil faced a regulatory threat, vowing to shut down if its charter was challenged, a move seen as consistent with decades of industry pressure. The public awaits the judge’s decision with interest.
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Cleveland
Ruth
Columbus
Standard Oil Company
A Farmers Ticket Urges Reform In Warren County
A local appeal urges farmers to support a reform slate, arguing against voter apathy and political crooks. It highlights candidates A I Tilden, Charley Wynn, James Roy, J C Fuller and advocate for a farmers' ticket to win 2000 majority, claiming nominated farmers are honest and fit for office.
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Quay
A. I. Tilden
Trie County
Wright
Tilden
Congress
Charley” Wynn
Freehold
James Roy
Glade Township
J. C. Fuller
Kinana
Warren Academy
Farmers
Warren County
Opposition to constitutional convention from lawyers and corporations
The article argues against calling a constitutional convention, noting opposition from the Republican party, the Pittsburg bar, and corporations. It claims the present constitution favours lawyers and corporate interests, and urges voters to know candidates' positions before delegating. It ends with an ad for Momajs coffee from Siegfried & Co.
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Quay
Magee
Watren
Warren Mail
Republican Party
Pittsburg
Dilemma of the bosses in Pennsylvania reform drive
A dense political analysis contrasts Governor Pattison's aggressive anti corruption stance with Republican leaders in Pennsylvania. It argues officials face scrutiny over misapplied funds, notes the rise of equal powers for state treasurer and auditor general, and questions which political horn the GOP will choose to avoid public condemnation or loss of power.
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Graham
Philadelphia
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Senate
Pattison
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Mackey and Quay Ring
Farmers for Tilden Endorses Erie County Candidate
Farmers urged to rally behind A L Tilden a plain Erie county farmer running for state treasurer. The Meadville Farmer argues election would empower farmers to influence state government and deter party bosses. Also advertises The Ideal best cook book for 50 cents 10 tf Srecrimp Co.
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Meadville Pennsylvania
A. L. Tilden
Erie County
Mr. Tilden
Tf Srecrimp & Co
James Roy Competing for Warren County Sheriff Seat
James Roy of Warren, Democratic candidate for Warren County sheriff, tours the southern western end of the county this week. He is praised for honesty and leadership, with strong support from farmers and business people alike. Roy’s background spans farming, oil production, drilling, and union activity, and he is viewed as a trusted, educated local who would serve with fidelity if elected.
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Titusville
James Roy
Warren
Warren County
Roy
Well Drillers Union
Excess praised for crop windsfall and tariff impact
The Pitts Post notes that 1,328 times 46,269,660 or so, the best informed business men call the year’s crops in America superb and European crop failures would have risked a general business collapse were it not for McKinley’s tariff policy which helped produce favorable crop weather in the United States and reverse conditions in Europe.
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America
McKinley
Europe
Pitts. Post
Politician currents and a deafness cure in a set piece
A column reviews political shifts with a note on a democrat in sheriff duties and a satirical take on Blaine. It also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming cures for deafness and a blunt line about Ohio's labor assembly passing fifteen labor bills.
A Husband's Mistake Promotes Nervine Benefit
A Victorian advertisement notes husbands should prevent wives and children from headaches and nervous trouble by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. It claims wide pharmacist approval, no opiates, and free trial bottles and a book at Morris & Mullen's drug store. Mentions bridge plans by New York and New Jersey companies at Jersey City.
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Miles
Woodworth & Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Snow & Co
Syracuse
Morris & Mullen
New York
New Jersey
Hudson
Jersey City
The Greatest Strike in Heart Disease Cure History
The article touts Dr Miles New Heart Cure as revolutionary with astonshing demand and cures for heart trouble. Mentions Morris & Mullen sell the remedy and a book offer. Also notes a proclamation and Marvin’s cracker meal pitch and a large New York specialist Dr Greene offering free consultations by mail.
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Miles
Morris & Mullen
Greene
14Th Street
New York
Premium listings and fall health notes in Ledger ads
The Ledger promotes premiums available at local stores across many towns from Sugar Grove to North Clarendon with a 75 cent dictionary offer. It also markets Klein's Silver Age rye and related whiskeys with prices and wholesale availability, plus a testimonial praising Ely's Cream Balm for cold relief from Samuel J. Harris.
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Emium
Sugar Grove
W H. Mix
Bear Lake
W. H. Houghtaling
Columbus
E. C. Barnes
Freehold
A. Wright
Enterprise
Morian
North Clarendon
Boya Bros
Pittefield
I. A. Whitney
Spring Creek
F. A. Smith & Co
Russell
J. E. Houghnat
Garland
E. D. Lopez
Irvine
J. M. McKain
Kinzua
C. M. Koch
Grand Valley
H. H. Hull & Co
Youngsville
W. J. Davis
Klein
Major Klein
Gackenheimer
Gibson
Overholt
Finch
Bear Creek
Max Klein
Federal Street
Allegheny City
Guekenheimer
Gibger
Max Koch
Ely
Samuel J. Harris
Front Street
New York
Quack cures and skin remedy claims recounted
A reader notes a friend paid a traveling quack $50 to cure scrofula, potion failure, then Sulphur Bitters cured him. The piece promotes Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases, claiming no internal medicine needed and urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Journal and Courier
Swayne
Piles treatment claims by Swayne and Son
Advertises Swayne's Ointment as a remedy for moist itching piles with intense nocturnal itching. Claims to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases. Sold by druggists or mail order for 60 cents. Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Sulphur Bitters Claim Restore Health Says Patient
A New York City and H. R. Ballroad patient stated six months of dyspepsia treatment failed until Sulphur Bitters were used. He reports becoming well and able to eat anything and blames doctors for worsening condition. The ad praises Sulphur Bitters as a great foe to doctors.
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George Bastett
N.Y. C
H. R. Ballroad
Carpet Weaving Services and Charters Notice in Warren
The notices include a carpet weaving offer from a resident of Glade township near Warren with striped and hit or miss carpets and pricing, plus charter notice for Victoria Oil Company to be applied for in Harrisburg by R F VanDoorn et al. The adjourned items also cover administration of James M. Jackson estate with public debt and claim notices for Mary E B Jackson in Warren.
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Glade Township
Warren
A. Mintzer & Co
Robert E. Pattison
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
R. F VanDoorn
BH. B. Cutting
A. C. Miller
E A. Cutting
M. L. van
James M. Jackson
Conewango
Warren County
Mary EB. Jackson
R. Warren
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