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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
4
Indiana Democrat Franklin Sansom, editor, notes subscription rate of one dollar per year payable in advance. The notice appears in the Indiana Post Office as second class mail matter. The item references Tanus and states the publication is circulated in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Letter recalls key gubernatorial elections from 1872 to 1901. Pattison, Beaver, Black, Hastings, Stone, and Swallow figures are cited, noting majorities, pluralities, and independent votes. It highlights Philadelphia and Allegheny as pivotal to 1901 Republican success and alleges an honest election could have changed the outcome.
A new vast cave was discovered in the Jefferson canon along the Northern Pacific railway about 50 miles east of Butte. Explorers mapped 10 miles of passages to 1,000 feet deep, found a 100 foot river cataract, and unearthed copper utensils and possible human bones. Evidence suggests prehistoric habitation. Tone shifts to a political note on reform and support for the President.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a personally conducted tour from Pittsburg on February 11 visiting St. Louis San Antonio Monterey and other Mexican cities and return. A California tour departs February 26 joining in El Paso with 45 days total. Prices are 570 from Pittsburg 575 from points east. Read full itineraries from Thos. E. Watt I A W K or Geo. W. Boys. Allegheny to get a modern passenger station planned for the next year with chief engineer plans aligned to existing Ell-Wikia cbeadatap notes.
The House approved the Philippine tariff bill amid Democratic protests and Republican dissent though Representative McCall opposed it. The Taft Commission seeks broad powers including land purchase, water systems, railroad charters, and suffrage qualifications. Senate ratified the Fray Pauncefote treaty, with canal bills advancing, Morgan favored for Interoceanic Canals chair, Hepburn bill likely to pass. Cabinet changes raise questions about Payne, Roosevelt, and next conventions. Debates on Admiral Schley, naval affairs, and a possible ship subsidy bill loom, with Frye and Hanna maneuvering to move irrigation and subsidy through Congress.
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg RailwayCo will issue glorigal orders for 1902 to ordained clergymen with regular charge of churches along the line. Applications on company blanks must be filed with the General Passenger Agent in Rochester NY, via ticket agents, and only individual clergy applications certified by an agent will be considered.
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