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Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1902

Page

4

Elkin and Quay Rivalry in Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Fight

In Allegheny County a push to defeat Senator Matthew Stanley Quay may propel John P. Elkin to the Republican nomination for governor of Pennsylvania. The Pittsburg reformers oppose Elkin for cabinet ties to Gov. Stone, while Harry Oliver works in Florida to urge Quay to intervene. Public sentiment labels Gov. Stone's actions as betrayals, and critiques of Recorder Brown’s removal frame the political tension.

Matthew Stanley Quay John P. Elkin Pennsylvania Elkin Pittsburg Stone Harry Oliver Florida Allegheny County Wm. A. Stone Diehl Jélkin Recorder Brown Republican Party Joe Sibley John P. Hikin

Revarn grocer appeals ruling on raspberry syrup preservative

A Philadelphia grocer was convicted for selling raspberry syrup containing salicylic acid as a preservative. The defense argued the pure food law requires injury to health before violation, but the trial court and a narrow state Supreme Court majority held any poisonous substance triggers liability regardless of quantity. The grocer warned enforcement would be difficult and cited continued use of sulphates in dried fruits.

A. Revarn Grocer Philadelphia Supreme Court of the State

Washington Letter on tariff reform and Cuba policy 1902

Our Washington letter, March 10, 1902, reports Democratic fears over tariff revision and Cuba reciprocity divisions among Republicans. It notes Babcock's bid to amend war tax repeal, Reed rule tensions, Grovenor backing Cuban reciprocity, and Roosevelt's stance. It covers Senate Civil Service reforms, ship subsidy debate, irrigation bill, and postal route contracting critique by Swanson and Sulzer.

Washinoton Congress The Stones Babcock Wisconsin Michigan Reed Henderson-Dalzell Cuba General Grosvenor Ohio Ways and Means Committee Roosevelt Rawlins Utah Senate Reogavelt Frye Swanson Virginia

Imperialism and the Philippines in 1899 speech excerpts

A 1899 address to the Home Market Club of Boston by Secretary of the Navy Long is cited criticizing extreme imperialists and praising the president's control over the Philippines. The note claims long-ago actions mirror today, noting Congress and military authority as a naked sword and alleging suppression of the Declaration of Independence readings in the Philippines.

Navy Long Home Market Club Boston Herod Spain Philippines Julius Caeser George Washington Congress Imipines

Springfield Republican Sees Flaws in Trusts Report

The Springfield Republican criticizes the industrial commission report on trusts and combines for omitting tariff effects. It notes Mr. Phillips of Pennsylvania argues for a single commission and that duties should be removed from certain restrictive materials. The paper calls the report a defective document due to ignoring the tariff aspect.

Springfield Mass Industrial Commission Phillips Pennsylvania Warren Tha Federal Commission

The Mystery of Gold Exports Report

Holland, the Wall Street correspondent for the Philadelphia Press, discusses the mystery of gold going abroad and notes coal trust profits. He suggests coal firms hide earnings to avoid consumer pushback on coal prices, hinting at political campaign funding implications. He questions whether coal consumers will reward or punish the party in power.

Holland Wall Street Philadelphia Press Ile

Market Quotations and Produce Prices Listed

Latest market quotations for apples cabbage mackerel flour potatoes provisions and poultry. Prices shown include Fresh country eggs 16 cents per dozen, white 76 cents, pork and lard low double digits, corn 60 cents, oats 50 cents, wheat 75 cents a bushel, rye 60 cents, salt 1.35 a sack, and various items in per pound or per bushel terms.

Tin ware prices and rustproof buckets offered

Advertises rustproof tin ware with a higher quality guarantee and various buckets and pails at prices. Lists 2 gallon and 14 quart antirust buckets, 8 gallon galvanized bucket, wash boiler, painted and galvanized chamber pails, tabs, wash boards, and Welsbach gas mantles. Mentions Remington's County Seat Lists and Remington Brothers in New York for copies.

Welsbach Remington Remington Brothers New York

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