Ledger Publishing Co Advertising Rates and Notices in Warren
Ledger Publishing Co Warren Pennsylvania sets subscription terms at two dollars per year in advance. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines at five dollars yearly and transient ads at two dollars per inch for the first insertion, fifty cents for subsequent insertions. Notices for executors administrators estray and caution charged. marriages and deaths free, obituary lines billed after ten lines. Printing services claimed with satisfaction guarantee and address drawer H Warren.
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Ledger Printing House
Pennsylvania
Nait
Ledger Publishing Co
H” Warren
Penn’s
For Congress at Large and Electors At Large Names
A fragment listing candidates for Congress at large George C. Allen Thomas P. Merritt and electors at large Mortimer F. Elliott C B Bullitt Thomas B Kennedy David T. Watson along with other listed officials and electors names including Samuel G. Thompson John C. James Wainright Lafferty Gus Moran Leiby Hummelright Piper Fagan Benton McDowell Hail among others.
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Congress AT
George C. Allen
Thomas P. Merritt
Berks
Mortimer F. Elliott
Tioge
MNO. C. Bullitt
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Kennedy
Franklin David T. Watson
Allegheny
Clem't
Wainright
Charles H. Lafferty
George FR. Gus
William Malone
William Moran
Samuel S. Leiby
C. Hippie
W.D. Hummelright
H. B. Piper
Charles A. Fagan
Ioan D. Benton
Thomas McDowell
Hail
Political and labor notes and campaign updates
The piece discusses tariff policy issues on wool gas and tin, urging protection and goat farming as alternatives. It notes the People’s party filing 12 000 petition signatures in Harrisburg. It reports Mr Peck facing arrest for concealing public records and cites Democratic rally in Brooklyn as a campaign kickoff. It covers Sibley vs Flood in Erie Crawford with predictions of Sibley’s victory and critiques Flood’s tactics.
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Peck
Sibley
Flood
Erie-Crawford
Quay
Delamater
Andrews
Political appeal to criminalize selling alcohol to cured drinkers
A newspaper column urges states and Congress to criminalize providing intoxicants to those cured of alcoholism, arguing it would deter relapses and protect recovering citizens. It advocates compulsory labor with restraint for those who tempt or aid reversion, amid other public health pleas and ads.
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Warren County
Jamestown
Congress
Warren
The Tin Plate Tax Burden on Canning Industry
A prominent defender of farming warns that tin plate duties raise costs for canners who process farm products. He cites 1,200 canning firms and 2,000 related concerns affecting 2,000,000 workers, arguing higher prices hit farmers, laborers, and consumers while offering little protection to domestic producers. The piece critiques protectionist rhetoric and cites Horace Greeley on farming’s strong foundation.
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Congressman Bunting
Confess
United States
New York
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Protecting Metal Workers and a 250 B. C. Eros Statuary Duty
Henry G. Marquand imported a bronze Eros statue from England. The U.S. collector taxed it 45 percent as manufacture, classification 23. The board of appraisers ruled antiquity exempt. the collector appealed, and Judge Lacombe held it dutiable at 15 percent as metal statu ary. Marquand must pay 165 dollars. Also includes advert copy for Ely’s Cream Balm and other medical products with testimonials and a notice offering a medical book by Dr. Kaufmann.
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Henry G. Marquand
England
Eros
Marquand
Board of Appraisers
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
Hancock Letter Praises A G Beechers Support For Mr Hancock
A. G. Beech er lauds James Denton Hancock as a fit progressive Democrat for the district. He argues Hancock’s views on tariff reform and protection align with labor interests and warns against confusing issues while urging broad support for Hancock’s election.
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LepGer
Hancock
Democratic Party
James Denton Hancock
A. G. Beecher
The Cheeky Barber and the Red Faced Patron
A barber services four customers in a shop while another man with a red face stands waiting. The barber feigns a trim and shave, delaying the good natured patron, then serves the red faced man with ceremonial care before dismissing the original client with a wink.
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New York Times
Taking a Steamboat Around the Horn by Captain Thompson
Captain John Thompson of the steamboat Cumberland recalls Maine's early Pacific Coast push. The 1850-51 era saw the Fannie built at Eastport with a detachable stern later sunk, then raised and reintegrated after crossing the Horn to San Francisco, making it California’s first steam vessel on the Sacramento River amid high passage rates. Real estate transfers follow, listing numerous chair and property dealings in Warren and surrounding towns.
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John Thompson
Cumberland
International Line
Maine
Pacific Coast
B. Wheeler
Eastport
St. Croix
Calais
St. Stephens
N. B
Thompson
San Francisco
California
Sacramento River
Republican Journal
Trial List for First and Second Weeks in October 1892
The docket lists numerous cases set in Warren Pennsylvania with parties including Lavi and Akley versus C L Douglas, Gibson versus Western New York and i Jroid, Executors of J M Barber versus G W Wood, and many others. Notable entries include The Township of Brokenstraw versus The Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Union Oil Co. versus Clare S Blood Extrx, and M D Holt et al versus D H Siggins. Prothonotary GEO F Yates notes the office date as September 19, 1892.
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Lavi &. Akley
C. L. Douglas
Nex
W. W. Tompkins
Gibson
Western New York and i Jroid Company
Goal Brothers
Margaret M.barber
J. Anderson Ross
J. M. Barber
G. W. Wood
Christian Koeblin
G. E. Samuelson
Margaret Bran
Keystone Mutual Benefit Association
A. Davidson
Charles E. Snetz
James Roy Sheriff
R. M. Gray
Erory Davis
Filip J. Bayer
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D.D. Reed
Offie
Liberty St
Warren, Warren CO
Penn’a
Christopher Heydrick
Venango
Samuel G. Thompson
John C. James
James Duffey
W. Trimmer
Azur Lathrop
Thomas Chalfaht
P.H. Strubinger
Joseph D. Orr
Andrew A. Payton
Michael Leibel
J.E
TOR Congress
Jas. D. Hancock
Venango County
Merly
Ajanley W. Bovee
Goodwill Hill
W.D. Ridelsperger
Mead
JA. Whitney
Pittsfield
A.D. Manly
Spring Creek
Warren Academy
Geo. N. Parmlee
Wanen
Grover Cleveland
Ton
A. E. Stevenson
Hainois
Priday
Republican Party
Berean
Mr. Frick
Tue People’s Party
Harrisburg
Davyip B. Hitt
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Klein
Max Klein
Federal Street
Colorado
Denver
Estes Park
Manitou
Glenwood Springs
Chicago
St. Louis
Burlington
Eustis
de Witt
Noyes Drug
I. H. Disson
East Warren
Noyes Drug Store
F. H. Dixson
William M. Springer
John B. Gordon
Senate Committee
Elys
M. A. Jackson
Portsmouth
N.hh
Ely
B F. Loepsner
A. ML
the Olivet Baptist Church
Rev. F. Brooks
Siegfried & Co
Eliza A. Akeley
Harriet Young
Pine Grove
L. C. Arnott
Eli P. Kyler
Youngsville
J.B. Knowlton
Jacob H. Dognoe
Peter Anderson
Josephine Mickelson
H.D. Thompson
J. L. Acomb
Tidioute
W.il Miz
Suger Grove
Warren E. Stevens
Tidioute Chair Co
Elmer Reed
Huldah Madigan
Mary E. Davis
CM. Shawkey
C. M Shawkey
Amelia B. Wetmore
R. A. Hodges
OG. J. Firth
Sugar Grove
Thos. Struthers
Sam's Mack
Glade
Jos, Green
John A. Mearthur
Freehold
Swed
Luth
John Ohlson
Gust Johnson
Sheffield
F. Coon
Edwin Clark
Wm. E. Porter
Geo. W. French
Conewanga
Enos Maybee
Elmer
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