St Andrew's Day Celebration Honors Scottish Heritage in Tutte
Mr. Carnahan spoke on the meaning of the day to Scots in Tutte as a sixth annual St. Andrew's celebration. A lively program featured songs by McLellan Parks and Harte Parks, violin by Bruce Smith, singing by Kendal and Guay, and Highland dances. The evening ended with dancing as committees led arrangements, floor, and reception duties.
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Carpenters’ Union Hall
St. Andrew's Day
Tutte
J. S. Fumerton
Messrs. McRae
McKay
H. A. Carnahan
Anaconda
Scotland
W. G. McLellan
Frances Harte Parks
Bruce Smith
Miss Allen
Miss Kendal
Montana
W Robertson
John Proctor
W G. McLellan
John Innis
Robert Laing
Alexander Smith
A. BE. McPherson
AS. Christie
Jor, Campbell
John Allan
J A. McMillan
W. Chisholm
People Will Judge the Bill Reported
The report discusses public reaction to a proposed bill with emphasis on differing opinions and anticipated scrutiny from lawmakers and citizens. It notes uncertainty about passage and outlines potential impacts if approved or defeated.
Storm reports and tariff debate fill a busy Washington day
Secretary Met Calf relays Admiral Sperry’s note on the hospital ship Relief damaged in a typhoon en route from Manila to Guam. The ship suffered fires and water in the forehold but returned to Manila. no casualties reported. Roosevelt and the steel trust are questioned as Nelson Lyon accuses the tariff of allowing price manipulation and industry control. Payne defends revision methods while manufacturers push back against old procedures.
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Washington
Calf
Admiral Sperry
Retet
Manila
Guam
Nelson Lyon
Compans
Ariel
Tarrytown
Plytron
Steel Trust
Lyon
Roosvelt
Perent
Tennessee Coal and Tronompany
Lavon
Roosevelt
Startard Hb
Mcreaser
H. F. Muttern
Lebanon
Thomas Woodhouse
Trenton
Nicholas Longworth
Leather and Hides Duty To Be Discussed Today
Washington November 27 Preliminary to tomorrow's Ways and Means hearing on the tariff schedule for cundries including hides and leather manufactures a conference was held by leather trade representatives. Delegates will urge that hides be returned to the free list with a 45 percent duty under the present tariff. They claim packing houses profit from hides tariffs, farmers need no protection, and foreign supply cannot meet domestic demand due to natural limits.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Ebhoc Ved Leather Trade
Powderly denies disguising as hobo in bread line claim
Washington reports T V Powderly, head of immigration information, denies disguising as a hobo or joining the bread line in New York. He says he studied the line for years to understand laboring men, noting few truly deserving cases. He cites a $1400 total fine from past conduct incidents.
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Washington
T. V. Powderly
Division of Information
The
Immigration Bureau
Bread Ne
New York
Powderly
Jacob Winn
Williamstown
White
Winn
Ancora
Pretty picture card silhouettes tell of Yankee loodlle
Fragmented captioned items describe colored portrait cards in a series. Names like Ned and Sulky foun appear among coachman and other figures.
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Theattre
Kireman Ned
Andy
Philadelphia SayeT Guilty Plea Before Camden Court
A Camden criminal court heard a guilty plea from Thortan White, a Philadelphia man. The case involves allegations tied to a joke gone wrong and a threat to cut a man's whiskers. Proceedings focused on the guilty plea and potential sentencing.
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Philadelphia
Sayet
Thortan White
Vmiliadelphian
Arelmty
Diay
White
Camden Criminal Court
Infatuation for Girl Sparks Attempted Murder in Pittsburg
A. P. Frankel, 38, shot Ida Canton, 23, then killed himself this afternoon. Both were hospitalized in critical condition. Frankel, a married father of two from Duquesne, allegedly pursued the New York newcomer to take her to his home. An ad for Hub overcoats accompanies the prose.
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Pittsburg
A. P. Frankel
Ida Canton
Frankel
Duquesne
Miss Canton
New York
No new leaves come with the heart faded
Poetic verse reflects on fading hopes and the passage of a year, contrasting ruined roses with lingering disappointment. A clipped reference to a placard and classified ad suggests seeking tenants through an old-fashioned method.
Campaign cost ten cents scandal in Twenty sixth PA district
Defeated Democratic congress candidate Till Reiss of Sharon filed a campaign expense account from Pittsburg noting seeds and letters as spending. He claimed limited votes in Mercer Venango and Elk counties and cited friends as assurances. He ends with a cheeky seal about seeds of kindness.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Sylvania
Till Reiss
Sharon
Congress
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Captain Whistler
Western Press
Elk County
Joe Sibley
Aleck McDowell
Venango County
D. J. Driscoll
St. Mary's College
J. W. Kelly
Marien- Ville
T. F. Wansser
Franklin
Keshatz
Meadville
Otaekes
Relys
Merchants Association Backs Tariff Commission Expansion
New York board of directors of the Merchants' association passed resolutions calling for a permanent national tariff commission and an early comprehensive tariff revision. They urge Congress to include provisions for negotiating commercial agreements with foreign nations on a basis of maximum and minimum tariffs, offering minimum rates to countries that reciprocate with similar concessions on American goods.
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New York
Merchants’ Association
Congress
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