Underwood Tariff Bill Clears House and Heads to Senate
Washington May 9 The Underwood bill passed the House by 281 to 139 with five Democrats dissenting and several Progressives and Republicans crossing the aisle. It shifts tariff revision toward Democratic aims and promises administration investigations into factory conditions and wage impacts as it moves to the Senate for final action.
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United States
Hs Power 19
Taiteeswage
Mhrleh
Kurea
Glanders Kills An Oil Man In Bradford
Karl Newton Vana an oil producer and Bradford notable died at his home 285 Congress in the morning after a four week illness from glanders. The exact cause and details of his illness remain unclear as medical efforts were unable to halt the disease.
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Karl Newton Vana
Congress
Dan
Dana
Asa Cella
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promised Quick Relief
An old advertorial touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast remedy for corns, callouses, and sore spots. It claims immediate relief and urges readers not to experiment with untried remedies, noting the product is sold per bottle and widely recommended by druggists.
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Putuan
Ruggists
Downey
No Tariff On Asphalt Means Cheaper Highways
Representatives from four elected officials discuss tariffs on asphalt and their impact on highway costs. They argue removing the tariff would lower import prices, reduce road-building costs, and put savings in taxpayers’ pockets, while warning producers may raise future prices to offset losses.
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Swuinfors
Auiels
B and O Passenger Trains Disrupted by Trestle Fire
A B and O line in Pennsylvania faced delays and an abandonment of passenger trains after a trestle was burned the night before. Locomotive derailment near Chafee blocked service, forcing transfer of passengers and halting the southbound run, with repairs completed and service resuming to normal later.
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Crain
Kane
Chaffee
Foxbury
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From 1909 Reader
A reader recounts severe kidney pain and drops in 1909, praising Doan's Kidney Pills after relief began with a purchase at Amien & Co. The testimonial credits the medicine with reducing pain and kidney secretions, urging others to buy from local dealers and noting Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as national agents.
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Horry
Puy
Amien & Co
Deng
Gree
Dean
Kidnay Pilla
Wll
Aonis
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Hanio
Six Million Orders for New Locomotives Placed by Railroads
In a flurry of orders totaling over four million dollars, three railroad companies place large buys for locomotives. The New York Central leads with a substantial order from American Locomotive Co and others include the Wh well and Ch railroad and the Hosgemaer Lake Helron, each contracting for multiple engines of assorted passenger and freight types.
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New York Central Aystem
Aloid
Bia
American Locomotive Co
Wh & Ch
Baldwin Locomotive Co
Russia Ill Treats Prisoners Worse Than Ever
United Press report from St. Petersburg on May 9 describes harsher conditions for Russian political prisoners and exiles than two months prior. It cites torture, shootings, severe punishment of women, food deprivation, and denial of medical care, with authorities relocating and watching prisoners under rigid control after the March 6 manifesto.
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United Press
St. Petersburg
Prie Ders
Iseney
Hatoum
Irhioh
Gouduinn Riaokurh
Andar
Biacan
Exite
Siberia
Uwa
Pine Grove Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
Pine Grove Cemetery Association calls stockholders to attend a meeting at Manager Mexander’s office Monday May 12 at 7:00 o clock. Fifteen directors will be elected and other important matters transacted. Members are urged to attend. Joe D Rowh, Secretary.
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Wletind
Titusville Forger Waived Examination
A Titusville man identified as a forger waived examination before Alderman McCready in Oil City. The accused, tied to the Kefining company, faced a $4000 bond and charges of embezzling currency by a bookkeeper. Alleged thefts involved $50, $150, $100, and $200 across multiple dates. an expert accountant examined the books but results remain undisclosed.
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Wivaviiti
Tormariy
Pennsylvania
Tlosyne
Oil City
Am & Chiree
Tyylne
Kefining Company of
Ouefty
McCready
Oxianin Adon
Thawldérwinn
Vian Votunts
Massone
D. J. Bytes
Hy Reins Company
Kyte
Corporion
Lytle
Worn Skin Soothed by Sun Can Soup Claim
An advertisement claims Sun Can Soup cures fever sores and guarantees money back if not satisfied. It mentions Sai Cura Oolatmont products, a soft clear skin goal, and a soft velvety finish. The text cites Thompson Median Co. in Titusville, Pennsylvania as the source.
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Weill
Terete
Ai Mieton
Bmw
Thontay Downey
Nos
Amos & Co
Bert Watleepte
Thompson Median Co
Titusville
Paris Faces Bread Famine Threat and Labor Strikes
A citywide bread shortage alarm sparks labor tensions as bakers threaten strikes within a week if authorities do not lift work restrictions. Vendors and related workers fear supply disruption and public unrest if policy changes fail to materialize.
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