H C McCormick Dead Former Attorney General
H C McCormick, born June 9 1844 in Washington township Lycoming county, died aged 58. He studied at Dickinson Seminary, read law, practiced with his father, and served two terms in Congress after being elected in 1886. He was Republican and was Hastings attorney general. Survived by a wife a son and a daughter who recently married Joseph Cochran. Funeral to be held in the afternoon.
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Hataneral
Washington Township
Lycoming County
Dickinson Seminary
Congress
Hastings
McCormick
Joseph Cgochran
Europe
Old County Bridge Fight Prompts Revisited Claims
A letter accuses Krickbaum of misrepresenting county records on 1901 bridge plans and Vanderslice’s role. It cites inspector reports urging replacement of Shaffer bridge and questions Vanderslice’s involvement after Supreme Court removal.
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Vanderslie
Fishing Creek
Commissioners Office
Krickbaum
Supreme Court
Vanderslice
Geisinger
Shaffer Bridge
Capitol Commission Delays Until Huston Finalizes Plans
The Capitol Commission will not meet until Architect Huston finishes the Capitol plans. Huston states the work is slow and time consuming but progressing, and will notify the commission when ready. When completed an advertisement will seek bids from contractors in Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for the new capitol building. The plan aims to award the entire contract to a single contractor to avoid divided responsibility.
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Capitol
Huston
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Congress Can Fund Distress Relief For Cuba Or Martinique
Opinion argues Congress may lawfully vote large sums for distress relief in Cuba as it did for Martinique, contending relief should be funded from the National Treasury and shared by all, not just sugar and tobacco interests. It critiques tariff advocates for ignoring constitutional questions amid broad support for aid.
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Congress of the
United States
Martinique
Cuba
Congress
Trade and prices hold firm amid rising business volume
Trade reports show steady increase in business with prices unchanged and appearing at high levels. Improved climate conditions and reassuring agricultural news bolster confidence, though gains may not reach earlier expectations.
Market prospects and policy debate on Cuba trade
The column surveys finance and commodity markets with praise for improved bank reserves and a firmer copper outlook, notes light weekly trading, and forecasts a strong crop yield. It weighs sugar and tobacco tariff changes and argues for relief over reciprocity in Cuba trade, urging cautious policy.
Indecent Pictures Section From May 6 1887 Act
Public notice reproduces section four of the act of May 6 1887 prohibiting indecent pictures in public places. It declares that displaying nude or semi nude images or advertising immoral showings is a misdemeanor with fines from twenty five to three hundred dollars.
Philippines to stay: Dolliver affirms U S sovereignty
The Globe quotes Senator Dolliver declaring the United States will not relinquish the Philippines. It notes the Republican stance that the islands are an integral part of U S soil and will remain under Republican or national power, while the Democrats would pursue change if they gain control.
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Philippines
United States
Republican Party
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Democratic Party
Globe
Relief or Reciprocity in Cuba Debate
A newspaper column questions whether aid to Cuba should be outright relief or reciprocity. It argues money should go directly to the distressed without enriching foreign investors and warns against tariff policy aimed at dumping goods or seizing Cuban markets. It notes reciprocity may hurt U S revenues and asks whose distress is truly relieved.
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Cuba
New Republic
Berwick Personalities Attend Cirrus and Meetings
Berwick residents and visitors attend local events and distant engagements. Notables include Joseph Schain in New York City, Rev. Joseph Hunter visiting Philadelphia relatives, and Miss Maude Groh at the Normal. Local officials, students, and families travel to Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, Sunbury, and Philadelphia for circuses, conventions, and family visits. The council orders removal of street obstructions for the electric railway project.
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Susquehanna Synod
Joseph Schain
New York City
Joseph Hunter
The
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
William Rough
Matilda
Fred
Wilkesbarre
Prof
Pealer
Asbury
Maude Groh
Ed. Hile
Wapwallopen
J. W. Evans
Wilkes-Barre
Berwick
Forepaugh
Sells Bros
Kinney Freas
Ed. Canouse
Roy
Annie Fenstermacher
Mulberry Street
Scranton
Matilda Rough
Bloomsbury
Grace Clayberger
Mabelle Sherwood
Sunbury
Frank Sarley
the Patriotic Order of America
Our City
A. B. Rittenhouse
8. L. Hess
Mary Clemmens
Alonzo Salt
Bruce Johnson
al. Ross
William Pealer
Franklin St
Forks
Maude Rough
Etta Berlin
Lime Ridge
Columbia and Montour Electric Railway Company
Frank Hess
Bloomsburg
J. ©. Crisman
Frank Crisman
Nellie Freas
Ed. Davis
Danville
American Car and Foundry Co
Cuba
Alex Jackson
Harrisburg
Clarence Crispin
Cornell College
N. Y
B. F. Crispin
East Front Street
Frank Bloss
Roselle
Chestnut Street
Rolling Mill Rd
Neusinger
Henry Hasker
Peter Salt
Earnest Clewell
Francis Evans
Mulberry
Second Sts
Mary Sponenberg
Benton
Berwick National Bank
G. Welliver
I. Snyder
Jas. Sponenberger
West Berwick
Chas. Evans
A Grammar
A. Opera House
Wand
Keller Alert
Fred Shoemaker
Elizabeth Markel
Annie Glen
Ralph Warntz
A Jackson Harman
Elizabeth Merkle
Edith
Sadie Herring
Orangeville
Railroad Offers Reduced Excursion Fares for Eagles Meet
Pennsylvania Railroad posts greatly reduced excursion fares from all lines to Minneapolis or St Paul for the National Meeting of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, June 3 to 8. Tickets may be bought May 31 to June 2 and return no earlier than June 8 or no later than June 9, with 25 cents due for joint agent service. An extension to July 7 is possible by depositing the ticket with the joint agent between June 3 and June 9 and paying 50 cents.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Account National Meeting
Order of Eagles
Minn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
S. Paul
Saturday and Sunday Visit and Local Court Actions
Miss Mary Trump of Orangeville visits her sister on Front street. A Saturday 3:30 ball game between the Draftsmen and Office men drew witnesses. Edward Kester and Henry Becker, elected Schuylkill county poor directors, resigned to avoid imprisonment. the court fined each $250 and ordered costs. The piece denounces a local editor's defense of embezzlement.
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Second Street
Mary Trump
Orangeville
Arthur Ann- Merman
Front Street
Edward Kester
Shenandoah
Henry Becker
Tamaqua
Board of Poor Directors
Schuylkill County
Taxpayers’ Association
Columbia
Krickbaum
Pottsville
Krickbaurm
Judge Little
Jerry Snyder
William Shellhammer Rites Held at Mountain Grove Church
William Shellhammer who died May 13 1902 at Black Creek Township born September 17 1830 in Sugarloaf township. Survived by two brothers Amos and Daniel and sister Mrs. William Smith and his wife. Longtime Trinity Reformed Church official. funeral at his home and Mountain Grove Church with relatives from Black Creek Sugarloaf Rock Glen Beaver Scotch valleys Berwick Briar Creek Hazleton Wyoming. Rev E Correll officiated. hymns sung. guests entertained after service.
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William Shellhammer
Black Creek Township
Sugarloaf Township
Abram Shellhammer
Amos
Black Creek
Daniel
Iowa
William Smith
Rock Glen
Susan Rittenhouse
Trinity Reformed Church of
Mountain Grove
Shellhammer
Sugarloaf
Beaver
Scotch Valleys
Berwick
Briar Creek
Hazleton
Wyoming
E. Correll
Conyngham
Jesus
Wilkes-Barre
Mercantile Appraisers 1902 List of Dealers in Columbia County
The Mercantile Appraiser presents the 1902 list of dealers in Columbia County with classifications by township and(type) including retailers and wholesalers. The notice sets the June 14 1902 appeal date at the County Treasurer's office in Bloomsburg between 8 PM and 4 PM and explains duties to pay licenses and the право to sue for recovery if unpaid.
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Columbia County
Bloomsburg
Mercantile Appraiser
J. B. Delong
Allen's Foot Ease advertised for sore feet relief
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease tight shoes and relieve corns bunions and swollen feet. It claims instant relief for sweating hot aching feet and offers a trial package by mail. The note also lists 25 cents price and druggists stores. The Republican and Tri Weekly Tribune note asks readers to subscribe in advance for yearly news access during Congress.
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Olmstead, la Roy, N. Y
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Tri- Weekly
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