Ledger Advertisement Rates and Notices Summary
The notice outlines LEDGER advertising rates including business cards up to six lines for one year at $5.00, transient ads at £1.00 per inch for first insertion and 50 cents per inch thereafter, executor and administrator notices at $300 for six insertions, estray cautions at $1.50, local and business notices at 10 cents per line, and free marriage and death notices with obituaries over ten lines charged at five cents per line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansient
TERSE RANTING ON SENATE CLOTURE AND POLITICS
A caustic column criticizes democratic opposition to a cloture rule, praising bluntly self serving motives while attacking Republicans. It mocks Speaker Crisp, Reed, and Lawrence Ward McAlister, and comments on coppering scandals, heiresses, and European ties. It questions US politics and hints at dangers of inflation and dynamite in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Senate
Crisp
Tom Reed
Ward McAlister
John Brown
Kansas
Mary Wheeler
Philadelphia
Count von Papperheim
Europe
House of Representatives
Special Notice on Subscriptions and New World Offer
Past week bills for Supest subscriptions remain unpaid and will not be carried after November 1. nonpayers will be sued. The Lancer will club with the New York World at 25 cents extra. total $1.75 for one year. Canvassers needed with blanks and cash commissions. write the Lzpczr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levcer
New York Weekly World
The
Lancer
the World
Lzpczr
Cameron Attacks Silver Policy in Senate Debates
The article notes Senator Cameron’s criticism of silver purchase policy and related economic ideas. It discusses his stance on the gold standard, sugar bounty, the old tariff, bond loans, and free coinage of silver, arguing that such measures raise living costs while not boosting real wealth. It also covers World’s Fair funding concerns and demolition costs for Chicago buildings, including Ferris wheel teardown estimates and other structures, with brief literary notes and an ad blurb about Arica & Old Liniment for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Senate
Reed
House
Norway
America
Republic of
Congress
Representative Bynum
Indiana
Cameron
Union
Chicago Park Commissioners
Jackson Park
Steele Mackay
Philadelphia Record
Oil Creek Association session and a bank train robbery
The Oil Creek Baptist Association met at Union City September 12 to 14, 1893 with sermons, sermons, and reports, electing Rev C B Smith moderator and Rev C M Conway clerk. Separately, a Kansas City rail hold-up staged a duped through train, with gunfire, two robbers killed, two captured, one escaped. The piece ends with political commentary on newspapers and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Creek Association
First Baptist Church
Union City
C. B. Smith
Warren
Pittsburgh
J. M. Lowe
Erie
Educational Society
H. C. Hall
W. T. ©. Hanna
Bradford
Woman’s Missionary Meeting
Frank 8. Dobbing
Missionary Union
L. W. Carr
A. E. Nellis
Oil City
G. B. Reigal
Centerville
F. W. Lockwood
Titusville
Dr. Anderson
Kane
D. T. Hatmaker
W. T. C. Hanna
H. GC
Kansas, St. Joe
Council Bluffs Road
Kansas City
St. Joe
Murder verdict in Pennsylvania case at Patten's Switch
Bradford Sept 23 coroner's jury says Mrs Snyder died from strangulation and beating by George Snyder David Parsons John Fitzgerald or James McCorey all accused held at Smethport with friend Alexander McKendrick jailed but not named as an accessory the killing occurred during a drunken brawl involving the group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Snyder
Patten
George Snyder
David Parsons
John Fitzgerald
Jamee ¥ F. McCorey
Smethport
Alexander McKen-drick
Louisa C. Morse
Buffalo
Oaklord
J. Mo
Mary E. Jackson
Conewanso
Morse
Jackson
Warren
Denis G. Morse
Cresie
Mary E H. Jackson
Conewango
John H. Miller
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
David W
Erie
Harry W
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Stomach Bitters Proclaimed As Universal Panacea Claim
A critical look at Hostetteer's Stomach Bitters argues against universal panacea claims. It asserts the product only claims to aid malaria, liver disorders, constipation, nervous, rheumatic, stomach and kidney troubles and notes endorsements by numerous respectable medical men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetteer
A First Class Circus Thrills West Pittston Crowd
Walter L Main's circus, rebuilt after a wreck near Tyrons, wowed West Pittston with a clean, well staged show. Performances featured a swinging trapeze act by Sturdo and Reno and exciting Roman hippodrome races. Evening crowds grew larger as additions arrived from Altoona shops and wagons were freshly painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Main
West Pittston Common
Tyrons
Mr. Main
Altoona
Sturdo
Reno
Warren to Chicago Special Excursion via Rail Lines
Special excursion details from Warren to Chicago on October 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30. Round trip $12.00, valid ten days, day coaches only on regular trains. Departs Warren at 9 15 a m arrives Chicago 8 00 a m. return departs Chicago depot Clark and 12th at 2 31 p m arrives Dunkirk 6 05 a m. See ticket agent for information C H Kerouam.
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Nickle Plate R. R
Warren
Chicago
N.Y. C
St. J
Dunkirk
Advertised Letters at Warren Post Office 1893
Remaining in Warren Pa post office list of ladies and gents names with many entries. Notices that letters not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office and readers urged to call for advertised items.
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Jarren
Penn’s
Warrren
Geo. W. Briges
Pine Grove
Warren County
Cha, Cuase
Adm
Russell
Conewango Township
Broxenstraw Township
Warren, Penna
Allen & Sons
Allen Block
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren
Orren C. Allen
Samuel G. Allen
Harrison Allen
Warren Marriage and Death Notices Collate Odd Entries
Marriages list numerous couples with Warren as location including Gray-Precure Miller-Fouch Knupp-Carr Woodwalsh-Mead Mansfield-Tutile and more. Death notices include Peterson Wineriter Rowley with burial details and local undertaker Nelson Greenluwa in Warren Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Wather Lenehan
Henry Knupp
Knupp Bros
Bridget Carr
Laurel Street
Warren, Woodwalsh—Mead
Youngsville
G. A. Jackson
J. P
John Robert Woodwalsh
Lena Mead
Mansfield—Tutile
Jamestown
W. Creal
George P. Mansfeld
Tadioute
Nellie Wtuttle
Linesville
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Supreme Court
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Frank G. Osburn
Allegheny
Register and Recorder
Ellis Simcox
South West
D. M. Schermerhorn
Roger Mooney
Mead
G. P. Mead
Brokenstraw
G. F. Menitt
James Logan
Farmington
ER. L. Andrews
Garland
BR. E. Geer
Glade
Warren Academy
Edgar L. Coats
Edward Bok
Mr. Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Ruth Ashmore
tLivery
OIL Creek Baptist Association
New York Recorder
Andrew Carnegie
Recorder
Stone
John Sherman
Cleveland
Philadelphia Telegraph
Benj. Harrison
Jickinley
Warren Mirror
New York
Wall Street
Col
Bob Ingersoll
Congress of Religious
Walter L
Crosbys
Butler
Corry
Centrals
Whitneys
Foster
St. Joseph
Pacific Coast
W. T. Foater
Blodget
Martha Kent
Rose Jones
Mary I Lord
Frank
J. M. Sreerrinn,p
Elizabeth Rowley
Nelson Greenluwa
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Blood
Hood
Chandler's Valley
Swan Peterson
Snd
Galen
Cardinal de Salis
Hornby’s
McLean
J. H. McLean
Louis
Mandrake
Droggista
Henry
Jowisos & Lord, Props
Burlington
AL Grove
Plum
Ennai
Barosma
EK. Thompson
Board of Pardons of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A. D
C.fl. Kinnear
To-Wit
Landof Henry Zimmerman
D. L. Dewey
Coffee Creek
Main Street
Willams Tannery
J. B. Dean
Columba Tanning Co
East Side Bank
James Roy
Sher
W. Randall
Commonwealth OF Penn
Warrer County
Alonzo Bradner
Amariah H. Bradner
David D. McNair
Said
Court of Common Pleas
O. W. Randall
Alfred Leach
Assumpsit
Charles H. Noyes
Geo. F. Yates
Watson Township
Pleasant Township
James Cable
A. J. Davis
F. E. Hertzel
W. Waters
Pennsylvania
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
LW. D. Bucklin
A. Davidson
Jennie A. Hutton
Jerry Crary
B. A. Sturdevant
Lynn
Sarah C. Smith
Carl Horn
G. F. Mead
George Wing
Adam Coupler
J.B. Kuhn & Co
John Huriey
John R
Allen, Higgins & Allen
Hinckley & Rice
Dinsmore & Peterson, Hinckley & Rice
Lindsey & Parmlee
Donley & McCalmont
Ball & Thompson
Wilbur
Jas
O. Parmlee
N. H. Kidder
John N. Watchinson
Wmn
O'Neill
Linsmoor & Peterson
Wilson Law
Vs. R
H. E. Brown
G. BE. Hapgood
Frazine & Wiggins
Geo
F. Yates
EAGLE
Excelsior Paint and Booking CO
Duane Street
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