Debate on Finance Bill in London Commons
In the House of Commons the second reading of the Finance Bill was spoken against as bad policy. William O'Brien urged the majority to provide checks on the financial plan while criticizing Redmond's followers. Clancy of Dublin County said he would support the bill only with amendments. O’Hanlon moved an amendment claiming the bill harms Irish industry and imposes further taxation. The speech warned that Treland would face bankruptcy without home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O' Brien
Redmond
London
AuMon Chamber Inn
Clancy
Dublin
Hin
Mort
William O'Hslen
Treland
O'Brien
John Redmond
Ireland
Just the Man Seeks Portraits From Wealthy Client
A millionaire hires an artist for a drastic commission to have his wife and children painted very badly. The second artist answers that he is the man for the job, while First Arts-Well and Second Artist-Oh exchange remarks about the plan.
Fragmented Notebook Fragments On Bees And Language Gaffes
A garbled relic from a historic page presents notes on beekeeping attitudes and a quip about education abroad. It mixes bee housing ideas with a shipboard time puzzle and scholarly banter. The text references Nicholin and Haugles with stray dialogue about wrong times and a joke on student wages, capturing a slice of informal reportage.
Night Riders Guilty In Covington Court Case
In Covington Kentucky a U S court jury found Frank Kehler and several Pendleton county farmers guilty in a night rider case. Ten defendants were named with fines of $1000 each. The charge states the group abducted Kehler from his bed at midnight in 1908 and forced him to leave his home and business under threat with pistols and rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banern
Kentucky
Chievinett
Covinet
Frank Eukler
Hurricon County
Pendleton
Charles Jonerverett-Aulick
Jess Allen
Kehler
The Historical Bluebeard and Giles de Retz Tale
A fragmentary recount of Bluebeard, Giles de Retz, nicknamed Warbe Bleue, said to have misused a blue-black beard image. An Italian alchemist allegedly urged blood rites to restore strength, leading to entrapment of many children. The tale ends in ruin along the Loire with villagers unsettled by suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebeard
Giles de Retz
Warbe Bleue
Chamiece
Nurites
FOR SALE Central location houses and farms listed
Multiple real estate notices describe houses near the Post Office on Pleasant Street, large three to nine room homes with modern improvements, and farm properties near Columbus Pennsylvania. References include T. H. Tillotson, Miss Arta W. Smith, L. A. Williams, J. Stone, and L. A. Powell with terms and contact addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant St
Pleasant Street
Gentor Street
T. H. Tillotson
Frantelli
Clinton Street
Columbus
Moineteene
Hiceskon
Sattyou
Tollewine Holies
Wifight
Aituateon
Smith Street
North Aide
Worth
Mile Trom
Second Avenue
L. A. Williama
Bell
W. Wayne ‘Street
Aleo
R, Powell
Ren! Katate
Post Office
J. Stone
First Avenue
Weekly Trade Review on Byainosy Conditions
New York April 23 R G Dun 4 Co Weekly Review notes cautious optimism in ailing markets as producers push eight to nine billion new products from soil. Unrest wanes in labor, cotton goods buyers await raw cotton developments, retailers stay conservative. Trade shows improving mhow and villy demand for fall staples. Chicago stock trades active but prices firm. U S commercial failures total 294 vs 348 prior week. Canada 28 vs 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br, G, Bun & Go
New York
R. G. Dun
Co’e
Chilcago
Hiden
Pricon Ara
Vaneuw
United Stazen
Canada
Moscow Newsdealers Face Uniform Payment Rule
In Moscow, news dealers selling newspapers within the area are required to pay a uniform charge of 40 units. The rule affects all sellers operating in the city precincts and is enforced by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott M. Bonnell
John S. Lambing
Bonnell & Lambing
John 8. Lambing
EL. M. Bonnell
Corry, Pa
Moscow Newsdealers
Moscow
Help Wanted in Arlington and Cambridge Springs Hotels
Help wanted notices seek female workers for dining room and cooking at Arlington hotel and Quay Cottage Cambridge Springs. Additional listings call for an iron washer, a good reliable housekeeper, and a cook at the Grandiny hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Quay Cottage
Cambridge Springs
the Arcade
Traction
Columbus
P. O
Corry
Matt
Grandiny
Found watch and valuables reported at traction office
A watch a pocketbook and some money were found and turned in to the traction office with instructions to prove ownership. Northrop is noted in connection with the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Office
Prova Property
C, P
Northrop
Beheaded by Train in Pittsburgh Yard Tragedy
A man identified as John Bergtt, 45, Hungarian by heritage, was found beheaded in the freight yards of the Pittsburg and Lake Brig railroad after a train passed. Bonver Pulls, Pa, April 26, reports describe the gruesome discovery by a train crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonver Pulls
Yitt ‘Ain
John Bergtt
Pittsburg
Lake Brig
Weird crucifixion story debunked in Avella Pa
A myth alleging crucifixion of a worker named Slay at the Pittsburg and Washington Coal Co in Avella is declared false by Justice W W Weighmann Mine Superintendent Boggs and a county sheriff. No trouble among miners, no incident or police action, and the victim Rev George Rabbish is unknown and not located here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avella
Pittsburg
Washington Coal Company
W. W. Weighmann
Boggs
Tonto
Bikem
George Rabbish
Seeay Cartridge Killingittle Boy
Five year old Albor Yamshott was killed playing near a bonfire in Shenandoah Pennsylvania. An unseen assailant discarded a 21 caliber cartridge that exploded, causing a fatal head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeay
Shenandoah
Albor Yamshott
Fragmented historical note on chicken roasting method
A garbled OCR fragment describes singeing chickens by holding them over a saucer of burning material. The text is unclear and contains nonsensical terms, making precise interpretation difficult.
Judge Beaver backs education trend toward physical development
In Pittsburg on April 26 Judge James A. Deaver urged the East and M C A to favor education that builds the body. He credited YMCA leaders for promoting health based learning while noting costs and health tradeoffs. About 200 attended at Wargomradon Park, many old friends of the judge. Clarence A. Riker of the Derry YMCA praised a donated park land from Pennsylvania Railroad officials south of Derry as a benefactor gesture. The report closes with a stray note on a boxing topic mentioning displays of luminescent nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pitsburg
Superior Court
James A. Deaver
Pennsylvania
M.C. A
Derry
YM. G. A. Watrobe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarence A. Riker
Derry Association
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Buffalo
N. Y
I. A. Pond
Royal ‘Blend Coffee
Oto
Nicholin
Mr. Haugles
Mr. Minsles
Pum
Sivars
Arctic
Nile
Uhey
University of Gottingen
Durkehody
Kinner
Night Riders
Williama
Fania
Alliams
Prapa
Cleveland
Ohio
Icine CO
LE Noy
N.Y
Tin
Gav
Guy E. Rogers
Avene
Ream
Aero
Munsee Fem
Eldin
Tave B
Brown
South Center Street
W.G. Wicks
Knit
Church Street
Brook Street
Wright Street
Smith
Liberty Street
West Pleasent Street
Main Street
East Frederick Street
Reymond Black
South Centar Ateadt
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Roberts Block
Center St
Journal Clites
Blenter & Rosenbloom Co
Cox
Globe Cigue Co
Aim
Byron Raymond
Rob J. Osborne
Helen Raymond
Wxecatris
Rob't J. Osborn
Alt
W. Fredrick Street
West Wayne Street
W. Park Place
James H. Love
Park Street
South Street
Dawson Bros First
Irving Street
Dollie Howard
Cohen Block
Cohen
Dry-gooda
Toef
Gorry
P. Blatchley
W. Pleasant Atreet
B. Olds
Werden
Aleo House
West Bend Atreat
Dr. Olds
D.D. Chambers
R.D
Hell Phone
Weekly Trade Review
Arlington Hotel
Arthur
Chas. FE
S. Center
Osteopath
Anson C. Greenlee
Sophia E. Greenlee
Ajax Hidg
Maple Ave
Union
Jennie E. Young
M. D
N. Center St
Maria Hodge
Grand Street
Carry
M. Bettis
Columbus, Pa
Rd. Barnes
W. H. DeJean
Spring James Pa
Durham
Comer Genter
Franklin Sts
Dawson Bros
Ted Davenport
Taquire
Essex Street
East Main Street
John‘san
H. ‘Clark & Son
W. Wayne Street
Vermont
Hebron
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Frying Street
A.B. Carn
Erie Finance CO
State Street
Erie
Pay Bell
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