Marriage talk and nobility rumors sweep House
In Washington reports describe a heated debate over international marriages involving American heiresses, with critics denouncing the exchange of titles for wealth. J McGavin questions tax implications while praising few American women who marry for love, not status. The House also advances the Townsend arbitration bill to create a permanent commission to study labor capital disputes. The Senate handles numerous bills and considers changes to the criminal code as adjournment nears. A Newport boxing match is deemed fair with padded navy gear and medical oversight.
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Inquest Opens On Fatal Fire at Rios Opera House
An inquest held at Hovertown Pennsylvania opened amid suggestions of gross neglect in the deadly fire at the Rios Opera House. Testimony focused on stairway width, blocked exits, and the operator’s handling of the scene. Witnesses described escape routes and potential failures, with officials examining building compliance and past inspections.
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Six Maths Salary and Political Turmoil Report
A miners union voted six months pay with medical expenses for a dismissed president candidate. Proposals to employ Mitchell or name him head of a national educational board were rejected. Socialist resolutions failed and a federal miners’ jurisdiction split was debated. Separate local stories recount a child’s death by shotgun accident and a woman’s regained sight after fifteen years of blindness.
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Weather shuffled forecast spans West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvanian coast
A mixed forecast shows colder, fair conditions across West Virginia and Ohio with snow in mountains and northwest portions, while Western Pennsylvania faces snow and a cold wave. Thursday remains cold with flurries near Lake Erie, and Chicago markets report gains in wheat amid slower northwest and southwest receipts.
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Vinol Promises Health From Cod Liver Oil Drink
A New England health claim praises Vinol a liver and cod liver oil preparation. It asserts coughs bronchial trouble and weak lungs stem from neglected coughs and cold exposure. The ad touts Vinol as a healing tonic boosting digestion appetite and blood while offering a money back guarantee from T. B. Hildebrand Indiana Pa.
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Pure Food Law backs label honesty for medicines
Secretary Wilson outlines that the Pure Food Law informs consumers about harmful drugs in medicines and requires labeling of chloroform opium morphine and similar substances. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as safe and effective though the label now notes presence of such drugs if applicable. C Heckel of Allegheny visits son Prof. Albert K. Heckel at the Normal School and stays with Mr. and Mrs. Bash.
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Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief
Do not let a cough or cold linger into bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for prompt relief. Began small, now sold across the United States and in many foreign countries. For sale by all druggists.
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Closing Quotations of the New York Stock Market
The closing quotations of the New York Stock Market as reported by W A Hamilton commission broker. AmalCop.
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Comminsion
Pittsburg stock yard resumes operations after closure
Pittsburg stock yard reopens after three months of shutdown. A long list of brief items from Akron to Philadelphia covers accidents, deaths, crime, business, and local shocks across multiple cities. Names include Shreve, Gilbert, Saw yer, Stein, and Clark among others.
NorwegIan bark Germinie sinks after cargo burst
The Norwegian wooden bark Germinie, thirty years old, sank in the mid Atlantic after its cargo of wood pulp swelled and flooded the vessel. Captain J Tohannesen was killed by the mizzen boom. Seven survivors were rescued by the tanker Trothlin Newton nine crew members perished or disappeared. The remaining eight drifted for days, enduring hunger and thirst, before rescue. Provisions were scarce and the ship leaked badly as it sank beneath heavy seas.
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