Reed Bros Prop Ads Stirring Political Fuel In Warren Ledger
In Warren observers note the Reed Brothers newspaper front and back pages push Democratic slate for state treasurer Edmund A. Bigler and county offices. The piece defends the gas contract dispute, praises Bigler’s integrity, and recounts his political and familial ties while urging Fairness and facts in the gas debate.
Lawyer Lindsey Criticizes Gas Company Rate Rises
A former stockholder urges disclosure of earnings and expenses of the Pennsylvania gas company. He condemns secrecy behind rate increases, questions the Lepser report and warns editors to avoid mere hearsay while urging fair play for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awyer Lindsey
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Lindsey
Lepcer
Mr. Lindsey
Lepser
Pattison versus Beaver on State Treasury Policy
Ex Senator H J Humes urges Bigler for state treasurer, contrasting Pattison’s three year nine month record with Beaver’s one year eleven month term. Pattison saved about 1.85 million via bonds, while Beaver’s actions yielded smaller gains and a loss on sold bonds. The piece argues Bigler stands with Pattison against the “state treasury ring banks” and urges voters to choose him. Also includes an advertisement about Dr Hoxsie’s Croup Cure and a note on Siegel’s five-dollar trousers.
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Edmund A. Bigtor
Henry K. Boyer
Pattison
Beavers
Beaver
U. 8
U.S
Edmund A. Bigler
Bigler
Boyer
Ih. J. Humzs
Siegel's
Florida
Colorado
California
Bigler and Dunham families record of births and deaths
Edmund A Bigler Democratic candidate for State Treasurer born in Clearfield in August 1843, son of former Governor William Bigler and U S Senator. Fannie E Dunham of Adrian New York born March 2 1866 died after marriage to G H Dunham of Warren Pennsylvania. It recounts their children, sorrow, and burial details, plus lengthy obituary notes on Mrs Dunham. Also a medical advertisement offers free kidney and heart disease diagnosis from Dr El F Burrergipry in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Bigler
Clearfield
Non
William Bigler
United States
Bigler
Twentythird
Internal Revenue District
Cleveland
Harrison
Fannie E
G. H. Dunham
Adrian
N.Y
Benjamin and
Rubie &. Crosby
John W
Ira B. Crosby
Pleasantville
Warren
Canisteo
Jesus
Oakland Cemetery
HSE Cash and One Price Buffalo Clothing Ad 1889
An 1889 Buffalo clothing ad from HSE Cash and One Price extols brave, value priced attire for boys and youths. It touts Ulster and sack overcoats from four to fourteen dollars, wool suits at four fifty six fifty and five, and iron clad options, plus affordable hats, caps, and shoes with quick mail-order service and sample rentals. It emphasizes quality over cheapening and promises easy prices and same-day mail orders.
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Eelemez
Reed Bros
S. B.B. Reed
Walkken
Tresurer
A.G. McIntyre
Lar Grove
E. Gibbs
Weise
Coralles
J. A. Tgvrk
Warram Vichemy
B.F. Mobki
Chantasgua
Cuattaraugus
O. G. Warren
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
C. A. Chickering
Assembly
Col. Cruger
New York
Ledger
States
Peoples’ Committee
The
Thiul
Bigles
Pennsylvania
Jin Algier
Key-Tone
Golden State
Bigter
Willliam Bigter
Edmund A
Senate
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
General Hancock
Mr. Bigler
Col. Moyes
Corry
Ges
A. A. Davis & Co
H. J. Humes
EL F. Burrergipry
Syracuse, N.Y
HSE
Buffalo
Edwin O. Burt
Groom
Our Town
Youngsville, Pa
East Main ST
Kisnear Ble
Hun
Ter & Jarvis
Warren Counter
Hunter & Jarvis
Smith &Angel
Dren’s
Styles
Uazeltine—no War
Nubias
Hunters Jarvis
Water Street
S. Davis
W. A. Kinnear
Ph. G
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Pa
P. J. Bayer
Grocer
Liberty Street
Siegel
T. B. Clawson
Episcopal Church
Coopricu
Fehlman
Slierghh
Kopf & Henry
Merchart
Hickory St
Carver
N.lund
P. Lund
Warren Mills Co