Ledger Publishing Co subscription and advertising rates
Warren office in Library Building offers Ledger subscription terms at 1.50 yearly in advance and 2.00 yearly otherwise. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines for five dollars per year, inch rates for transient ads, executor notices three dollars for six insertions, stray notices one fifty, local notices ten cents per insertion, and free marriage and death notices with obituaries charged five cents per line beyond ten lines. The Ledger Printing House provides first class job printing with mail orders welcomed from Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Ledger Printing House
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing Co
Warren
Penn's
Election slate lists many Pennsylvania political and judicial names
A long list of candidates for president congress electors supreme judge and district elector from various counties including Erie Berks Venango Tioga Allegheny Franklin and Philadelphia with numerous signs and names such as George Allen Thomas Merritt Christopher Heyd rick and Mortimer ElawIott among others. The fragmentary text shows a multipart ticket and an assortment of individuals possibly for a historical ballot.
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Congress
George ©. Allen
Erie
Thomas P. Merritt
Berks
Christopher Heydrick
Venango
Terse, tart and tumely on political demoralizers
The piece criticizes protective tariffs and Republican tactics, noting burnings of circulars, shifting loyalties within the party, and calls to vote. It references Gazi Sonorz, Mr. S. Penari, Mr. Puck, Mr. Blaine, and Mr. Cleveland as figures in a heated partisan debate.
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Gazi Sonorz
S. Penari
Puck
Blaine
Cleveland
United States
Lancer
Prominent Democrats Urge Honest Convictions and Reform
The piece extols President Cleveland's plain, earnest platform emphasizing honest convictions, popular trust, reform across government, tax reduction, and curbing monopolies. It also lauds Hon. Jas D. Hancock for congressional work in Warren county, praising his truthfulness, independence, and long-standing concern for national prosperity and future welfare.
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Talmaze
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Jas DD. Hancock
Warren County
Hancock
Democratic Society Meeting Promotes Open Hall and Debate
An enthusiastic session at the Democratic Society headquarters featured speeches from prominent members. The secretary urged keeping the hall open all week and welcoming all voters to discuss public affairs freely, stressing impartial, open discourse ahead of election day. Farmers and workers invited as visiting class to attend.
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Warren County Society
Temperance Union Convention Notes Norfolk Area Meetings
A Warren area Women’s Christian Temperance Union session reports devotional leads by Mrs Reeser and Mrs Horton, a talk by Mrs Weaver on Nehemiah and temperance walls, committee appointments, and reports on fair work and railroad projects. Memorial obituaries read. delegates chosen for state and national conventions. Warren granted banner status.
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Famay
Alis. Horton
Irvington
S. P. Berry
Lott
Ella Coats
Glade Run
Bessie Metzgar
Trvineton
Chas, Lott
Jane Hunter
Banner
Warren
Warren County W C T U Holds Annual Convention in Tidioute
The Warren County W C T U gathered at the M E Church in Tidioute on September 21 1892 for a devotional session and business. Officers were elected, committees named, reports heard from Literature Juvenile and other departments, and a model meeting led by Mrs Weaver discussed temperance activities and fundraising.
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Taggart
P. Berry
Siggins
D. 5. Thompson
E. J. Bouton
Jay White
J. W. Miller
O. B. Watson
W. O. Skelton
Banner
J. M. Davies
S. B. Morrison
Davies
A. B. Miler
Horton
Doughty
A. J. Smith
Flower Missions
Lena Jackson
More Penniless People and More Millionaires Than Ever
A Harrisburg Patriot reprint cites a New York Recorder claim that New York shows more penniless people and more millionaires than ever, despite rising wages and output. It critiques the McKinley tariff, arguing wages aren’t caused by tariffs and foreign competition fuels sweatshops, with labor unions as the only protection.
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New York Recorder
State of
New York
Labor Commissioner
Commissioner Peck
The
Harrisburg Patriot
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D.D. Reed
Library
Liberty St
Warren, Warren CO
Soren
Penn’s
Mortimer F. Elawiott
Tioga. Inc. C
Bullitt
Philadephia
Thomas P. Kennedy
Franklin David T. Watson
Allegheny
Samuel G. Thompson
Waiwright
Adam Conway
Charles H. Lafferty
W. Redwood Wright
George B. Guss
John O. James
William Malone
James Duffey
William Moran
W. Trimmer
Samuel
Leiby
Azur Lathrop
F. C. Bimmle
Thomas Chualfant
W.D. Hummelright
BP. H. Strubinger
H. B. Piper
Joseph D. Our
Charles A. Fagan
Andrew A. Payton
John D. Benton
Michael Leibel
Thomas McDowell
J. K.P. Hail
Grover Cleveland
A. E. Stevenson
Iinois
Jas.d Hancock
Venango County
Manley W. Boyee
Goodwill Hill
Treasurie
W. D. Ridelsperger
Mead
I A. Whitney
Pittsfield
A.D. Manly
Spring Creek
Warren Academy
Parmlee
Waren
Cre Brann
New York World
the World
Gen. Logan
Washington
Wall Street
Grover
Tarirr
McKixty
Ao Republican
Hills
Freyp Marsuat Harstead
Buaine
Republican Party
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
Roger Q. Mills
General Bragg
the Democratic Society
Warrer
W. C. Martin
Mlc. Reeser
Tidioute
Sheffield
DL Ball
Poate
OF the Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
M. E. Church
N. Eosworth
Berry
Bouton
Enterprise
Weaver
Breckenridge
E. H. Lacy
Julia Harrison
J. H. Eichenburg
H. M. Parshall
Tidionte
W. B. Breckenridge
Garland
R. Taggart
Belle Doughty
Corydon
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