Rates for Advertisements in the Lepcex Ink
Rates listed for business cards up to six lines with paper, one year five dollars. Transient ads one dollar per inch for first insertion, fifty cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Executors notices three hundred dollars for six insertions. Estray and caution notices one dollar fifty cents. Local notices ten cents per line, not in space for general reading. Marriages and deaths published free, obituary over ten lines five cents per line.
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Lepcex
Turbulent political musings and public figures
A fragmentary column vents on Kansas politics, President Cleveland, and opposition rhetoric. It notes Secretary Carlisle firing Davenport and hints at tariff reform debates. It critiques Grover Cleveland’s image, West Virginia’s politics, and German Emperor’s perceived menace, ending with reflections on public sentiment and leadership.
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Cleveland
Congresa
Congress
The Governorship in Western Pennsylvania Politics
The piece argues for C. W. Stone of this city as the strongest Republican governor candidate, citing his fidelity and wide support, while discussing Democrat J. C. Sibley of Crawford and his silver coinage stance. It asserts Sibley’s position weakens his candidacy and predicts Western Pennsylvania majorities for 1890 if he is nominated.
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Thompson-hastings
C. W. Stone
Stone
Pennsylvania
J. C. Sibley
Crawford
Sibley
Commonwealth
Western Pennsylvania
Home Rule for Ireland Passes Commons in Britain
After eighty-two days of debate and about fifteen hundred speeches mainly by opponents, the English House of Commons approved Home Rule for Ireland by thirty-four votes. The bill moves to the Lords, who are certain to reject it, as agitation for repealing the Act of Union persists since Daniel O'Connell's era.
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Ireaand
United Kingdoms
Ireland
English
House of Commons
Daniel O'Uonnell
England
House of Lords
Retired President Leaves Vast Treasury Gaps
Wuen Diege Lane retired from the presidency in 1889 leaving 221 million in the treasury gold reserve and trust funds. Four years later the 66 million and 55 million vanished while the gold reserve stood at 30 million, a shortfall of 151 million. The piece questions competence to manage finances and tariffs and warns defaulters would face jail if this were an ordinary business.
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Wuen Diege Lane
Law on recording deeds signed May 19 1893
The last session passed a deed recording law. Deeds after passage must be recorded within ninety days or be void against later buyers or mortgages. Nonrecorded deeds risk loss of title after the period. The text also contains miscellaneous remarks and an advertisement for Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women.
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Alonzo Bradner
Amarigh I Bradner
David D. McNair
Amiiah H. Bradner
Court of Voramor Pleas
Warren
Charles H. Noyes
Yates
Pennsylvania
Watson Township
Pisasant Township
Cherry Grove Township
Warren County
James Roy
Salutation by Satolli at Catholic Congress in Chicago
Papal delegate Satolli addressed the Catholic congress in Chicago saluting the United States in the name of Leo XIII. He urged Christians to couple the Bible with the U S Constitution, praising American liberty and urging progress through faith and law. Archbishop Ireland translated his remarks amid thunderous applause and strong audience engagement.
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Mer. Satolli
Catholic Congress
Cutcago
America
United States
Satolli
Ireland
Morgan J. O Brien
New York State Supreme Court
Congress
Leo Muit
Amer
Leo
sdAgain
Leo Iit
Forth Western Agricultural Society Fair Excursion Tickets
Railroad officials offer reduced return fares Sept 12 15 1893 for travelers to Corry and Warren fairs with tickets good to return September 15. Local ads praise remedies and goods from Warren druggists and merchants including DeWitt’s pills and Rheumatic cures. City Crockery Store advertises rock bottom prices with lamps and fruit cans for fair exhibits.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Warren County
Warren
Cates
Rock Bottom
J.K Weaver & Sox
The Wage Earners and the Silver Question
Critics in the Congressional Record mock the silver advocates from mining and agricultural states for fixed arguments. They argue free coinage would raise silver and profits, while farmers expect higher prices and wages would rise with silver. The piece mocks the belief that European and New York capitalists created a Western crisis to plunder the region.
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Congressional Record
Franklin Bartlett
New York
Noted Stomach Bitters Promotes Healers Not Hypes
The article argues against exaggerated claims of cure alls and extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a proven remedy. It asserts the tonic addresses malaria, liver disorder, constipation, nervous, rheumatic, stomach and kidney trouble, and credits endorsements by respectable medical men.
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Hostetter
Daily Press
Bottie
Our Public Schools and Hood's Sarsaparilla
Public schools shape republic leaders and minds while strong bodies ward off disease. Many children suffer from blood poisons and impurities. parents praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for its beneficial effects on children. Scrofula salt rheum and other blood diseases are reportedly cured, strengthening the whole system against illness.
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Republic
Hood
Advertised Letters List Warren Pa 1893
Advertised letters remaining in Warren Pennsylvania postoffice dated September 1893. Names include Mrs Laur ie Madison Miss Jennie McMillen Miss Minnie Jones Mrs Susie Pareh Miss Mathilda Smith Miss Kilbourne Mr Leon Kingsbury and others. Notice warns uncalled letters after two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office and to say advertise when calling. George Jones age 36 obituary notice. Nelson Greenlaan undertaker and embalmer 131 Exchange block Warren Pa.
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Clark
Laurie Madison
Burl Johnson
Jennie McMillen
Minnie Jones
Susie Pareh
C E Karlson
Mathilda Smith
Kilbourne
A W Sarles
Mary McCulloch
Hattie Well
Geo W Wilson
Jessie
Baitey
Leon Kingsbury
Chas
Brewels
John Lewis
Nelson Greenlaan
Empalmer
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Warren
The New Ballot Changes in County Elections and Costs
County commissioners received specimen ballots showing Baker ballot law changes for fall elections. The new system allows a single straight-ticket mark, with rings for parties to enable split voting. printing costs drop as candidate residences are omitted. Filing windows tighten for state and county offices, with 2 percent petition signatures replacing 3 percent.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Register and Recorder
Ellis Simcox
South West
D. M. Schermerhorn
Roger Mooney
Mead
G. P. Mead
Brokenstraw
G. F. Menitt
James Logan
Farmington
K. L. Andrews
Garland
R.E. Geer
Warren Academy
Kansas
Tanner
Harrison
Pension Paan
Agua
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
Carlisle
John S. Davenport
New York City
John Russell Young
Jim
Cleve
China
Washington
Tom Reed
West Virginia
Brer Harrison
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Hoke Siva
Asults
Leo XIII
Western Agricultural Society
Mears
P. Ordway & Co
Catholic Home For
Catholic Union
de Witt
3Loris & Mullen
F. A. Dickson
Noyes
N. N. Ritchfields Dengeist
Warren, Pa
Ag Ly
Warrren, Ps
J M. Siteerr Riep,p
Gates-Emerson
Frewsburg
N. Yor
J. C. Rhodes
Clarence B. Gates
Abbie J. Emerson
Grand Valley, Pa
Jones
George Jones
Ge Sons
Lawblock
Corner Second
Libats Warren
Paorres C. Allen
Banmuetl G. Allen
Jlarrison Allen
Notary
Lizzin Sayles
Posctever
Adp
Ronn
Hoffever Samuels
Garfield
Bright
Ald
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Titnrottle
Hallinback
Ely
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Hornb
Gilmore
North Fourth
Philadelphis
Theal
Willard
Lucy Anderson
Auburn St
Cambridge
Mass
Willard Ismedy Co
Borton
Ian J
Buggy & Cart OO
Lawrence Sb
Cinsinnati
O. W. Randal Ve
Commonwealth OF Penna
Watres County
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Laura E. Hale
Jos. Bale
Clarence LaDow
Roy C. Adams
W. R. Dawson
John L. Schribver
Mary A. Varnes
A. P. Phillips
M. Packard
Penna
B.R Co
Vuesday
A.cott
Township of
Sugar Grove
Stephen Flaherty
U. Puedbart
Juhn Sfiliyaan
James Cooper
Samuel Saunders
P. Brown
Wim
Lindsey Et al
NLR
Kidder
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