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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1892

Page

1

Bowes Stance on Tariffs and Local Reform in Warren County

Maniel W Bowes addresses farmers oil men and laborers in Warren Pa outlining his acceptance of the Democratic nomination for Assembly. He argues tariff reform, anti corporate armed import bans, and better state governance, pledging to support Governor Pattison and seek tax relief, fair roads legislation, and moneyed safeguards for agriculture and industry. He cites protectionist costs and mortgage data to critique the McKinley tariff and promises a voter driven campaign focused on the state's economic future.

GoopwiLt Hill John M. Siegfried Democratic County Committee Warren Dean Srr Assembly Democratic Committee Warren County Commonwealth Washington Matthew Stanley Quay Robert E. Pattison Maniel W. Bowes

Springer on Protection at Political Day Rally

More than ten thousand people gathered August 25 at the Detroit International Fair grounds for Political Day. Speakers from major parties included Dunnell of Minnesota for the Republicans, Norton of Chicago for the People's party crusade, and William Dr. Springer of Colorado advocating Democratic tariff views. Springer discussed national politics and the tariff, noting protectionist arguments under the prevailing system.

Detroit International Fair and Exposition Company Dunnell Minnesota Norton Chicago People’s Party William Dr. Springer Mines

Country Unions Promote Temperance Education in Rural Areas

Mary Allen West argues for W C T U Country Unions to educate parents and children through Loyal Temperance Legion, Sabbath and day schools, and literature. Emphasizes temperance instruction, school cooperation, and safeguards against cider tobacco and “treat” culture, urging outreach to teachers, trustees, and local boards.

W.C.T. UC Mary Allen West Temperance Legion

Temperance Work and Strong Country Unions Advocate

S B Morrison urges funding for temperance activities and emphasizes honorary memberships. He argues the strongest unions form when husbands and wives collaborate, noting country unions gain power from their unique environment and joint effort.

S. B. Morrison Superintendent Press

Erie Conference Opens with Large Attendance in Warren

The fifty-seventh Erie Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened in Warren with Bishop J P Newnan presiding. 404 churches, 227 ministers, and a 24 601 membership are represented across six districts. Officials announced included Secretary W P Graham and Treasurer C V Lockwood with various committees named. Reports from Erie and Clarion districts show progress. Thursday morning featured sunrise services and a 9 o’clock business session. Separate notes mention the 26th National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Washington with about 100 000 veterans and 9 000 Pennsylvanians expected, including details of the parade on Sept 20 21. Arnica Oil Liniment ads run at 23 and 40 cents. liverymen urged to stock it for horses.

Erie Methodist Episcopal Church Warren J. P. Newnan Newman W.P. Graham W. H. Boner M. W. Stone A. R. Rich G. H T. ©. Beach T. J. Harrieton St. J Grand Army of the Republic Washington Pennsylvania Albaugh Opera House Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Grounds Washington Circle

Court Week at Warren County Courthouse Trials and New Citizens

A lengthy session of the Warren County Court of Quarter Sessions opens with jurors excused for a holiday and indictments heard. Notable verdicts include E D Rowley not guilty on assault and firearm counts, and Shandley Barree and Borden guilty on store entry charges. Several cases end with mixed outcomes as juries assess larceny, battery, and embezzlement. By week’s end about fifty four people obtain second papers and twenty five first papers, shaping upcoming elections.

Oyez, Gyez,” &c Williams Court of Quarter Sessions Septem Warren County Commo Horace Downey Commonwealth John Murphy Robert Shandley John Barree Marti Borden John H. King Kinzua E. D. Rowley Robert Day Frank Goodwell John Jones Miles Brooks Susie Stough S. Jagger John Shock John Long Commonwealt Smith Smock E.D. Rowley J.B. Colecomb Robert Sharnley Martin Borden MecAhesn County V.a McKean County

Hancock Plans Campaign Speech and Reform Agenda

At a Democratic Society meeting last Wednesday evening a letter from Congressional nominee Jas D Hancock was read. He vows to push the issue in the district and praises labor and farming voters. Hancock’s stump appearance is expected in Warren on Sept 19 amid confidence in fiscal reform and fair taxation.

Democratic Society Jas. D. Hancock Congres Warren Hancock

Deserved Tribute to Warren church leaders

In Warren Pennsylvania on September 3 1892 the church official board extends heartfelt esteem to Rev and Mrs Geo HL Humason. They praise faithful service over the past year and note the community impact. The church presents a $100 tribute from the treasury signed by church officers and many members.

M. B. Dunham Wm. Y John Bright J. C. Messerly D.W. Beaty

Bicycle Race at the Warren Fair Scheduled Next Thursday

A half mile race for the best three in five pits E. Draper of the Schuylkill Navy Athletic Club in Philadelphia against W. J. Grandin Jr. of the Manhattan Athletic Club in New York. Both hold half mile records at 1.10 and are noted riders. The race starts 1 30 p.m. after horse heats on September 15. Found the Body. Orren Vare Kinnear, missing since August 27, was found in the Allegheny river August 31. He was 8 years 10 months old. Funeral held Thursday. The Woman's Relief Corps will serve lunches daily during the fair in the Methodist dining hall and run a sale, with a parcel check room for memorial home funds. By order of president Anna M. Wilburys Emma L Smith, Secy. Pure drugs and paints offered by Dixson's Glade Pharmacy with full line of wall paper and decor items. Prescriptions welcome day or night.

Bureau of Statistics Treasury Department United States Census Bureau Act of Congress Alabama Illinois Iowa Kansas Nebraska Tenneszee Union Tennessee Senate Committee On Finance Alarich Congress Warren Fair E. Draper Athletic Club of Schuylkill Navy Philadelphia W. J. Grandin, Jr Manhattan Athletic Club New York Youresville Orren Vare Kinnear Allegheny River Woman's Relief Corps of Warren Anna M. Wilburys Emma L Smith Sec’y Dixson Glade

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