Reciprocity news and political notes from 1681
The era reports rising hopes for Germany United States trade reciprocity with reduced cereal duties and free German sugar, amid possible Franco Italian treaties and Spanish reciprocity talks. Senate politics show Childs Prohibition bill dying as adjournment nears. President Hamnicow appoints Judge Dallas a new Democratic judge. A housing tax critique and health remarks close the item with a mock warning about grip illness.
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Fit $E Anid
Germany
United States
France
Italy
Spain
Tragedies Scar City On Christmastide In Pittaborg
Christmastide brought multiple acts of violence across Pittaborg. Hertha Diegaz allegedly erased by religion hanged herself, two South Side men near fatal injuries, and Arlegheny knife assaults left two wounded. A colored man clashed on EKaet Eod hill and a Chinaman was dealt with on the hill. On the John boat, deckhand Chadwick was stabbed six times by engineer Collins during a December morning dispute aboard a float moored to the steamer. Chadwick was taken home and his condition improved later. Detective Steel en arrested Collins after the barge loading incident.
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Pittaborg
Hertha Diegaz
Arlegheny
Ealy
William Chadwick
John
Collins
Chadwick
Market Street
Allegheny
Ged Wee Orion
Steelen
Brightest year of your life maxims and resolve
Iw. Talmage speaks of making this year the most triumphant by daily maxims. Begin and end each day with faith, value contentment, joy in family worship, and charity if fortune favors you. Do not sham, keep busy, and trust in God. Later, a Gateshead theater panic leaves over a hundred dead and many injured after a match sparked a blaze.
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Talmage
Gateshead
Courham
England
Oece
Dr. Talmage
Ladies’ Home Journal
Indiana County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Maggie A. Harbizon
James Caldwell
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana
Magpie A. Harbison
Albert V. Harbison
County of
Maggie A. Harbison
Witners
Harry White
A. D
Barry White
Mystery of Northern County murder shocks town
An unidentified man was found dead near Smithport Banks township after a supposed struggle. A coroner's inquest ruled murder and robbery. The victim, a blonde six feet two inches tall weighing about 200 pounds, wore only undergarments and a money belt emptied of its contents. Detectives search coal towns for clues from a time book found among his clothing. An early theory: he was gagged dragged and killed to steal his money. A wallet and clothing fragment suggest a mining worker, but identity remains unknown. Local notices promote underwear bargains and dental health advice amid unrelated ads.
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Miller
Smithport
Banks Township
Rowly
County Institute Honors Teachers In muddy walk to Library Hall
The county institute met Wednesday through Friday with lectures on language, arithmetic, discipline, and director duties. Speakers included Prof Hammer, Prof Broombaugh, Dr Deane, Prof Bible, and Supt Berkey. A dramatic arrest of Prof Hammers occurred on stage, then praise for politics free schools. The 40th annual session closed with resolutions adopted and a note of thanks to Prof Bible.
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Carpenter Avenue
Library Hall
Hammer
Brownlee
Campbell
Armagh
Wachub
Anderson
Rank
Young
Berkey
Potta
Leech
Mias Effie Thompson
Rip van Winkles
Deane
James Clements Ambrose
Prof
Broombaug
Supt
Harry Row
Curry University
Bible
Dean
Broombaugh
Misa Mabel Books
Wil McKee
Miller
Apple
Miss Young
W. I. Moore
Homer City
Salinburg
Association of the Directors
Indiana County
Taylor
Owens
Sheriff Lewis
Prof. Hammers
Commonwealth
J. E Peeler
New York
Chicago
Clark
Republican County
Tojoninion
Prof Bible
Innis
Peeler
Hammers
Dr. Deane
Novel Hydrophobia Cure by Spanking in Hospital
A New York Times report describes Hugo Eitel a 17 year old with hydrophobia simulating symptoms after dog bite. Doctors used a splint spanking to quell the delusion and the boy recovered, with orders for repeated spanks if barking recurs. The tale is paired with commentary on farmers pastors and a small humor note about a monster chicken snake.
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New York Post
Presbyterian Hospital
Hugo Eitel
Emil Eitel
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Young Eitel
Astoria
L. A
Frank Lemoyne Hupp
Hugo
Hopr
Eitel
Hopp
New York Times
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Bid
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Childs
House of South Carolinas
Senate
Hamnicow
George M. Dallas
Philadelphia
Congress
Jange Dulles
the Dulles
Polk
Bill Endeaver
W. M. Canningham
Sadler
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh
Marie Anteinetes
Marie Antoinette
OUR County Institute
Sta
Mr. Thompson
Atlanta
Dr. Owens
Meaars
J. M. Guthrie
A. T. Moorshead
A. Smith
Judge Clark
Normal School
Prpiaxe Branch
Jeaves Twolick
Homer
Blacklick
Blatrayille
Blairsville
West Pennix- Presa
Allegheny Valley R. R
Butter
Allegheny City
Butler
Parker and
Karns City
Butler R. R
Shenango
Allegheny R. R
Pine Creek
Pittsburg & Western R. K
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Union Express
Greensburg
Connellsville
Uniontown
Twolick
I.us
West Penn
Blairaville
Pacific Express
Riskavilla
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Two Lick
Western
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Pacific
Day
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Johnstown Acc
Mail
Blaireville
Indiana Branch
Pacifi
James Reed
F. L
Sheppard
Allegheny Valley
R. R
Niagra Express
Cittsburg
West Penn Junction
Kittanning
Old City
Titusville
Fittsburg
Buffalo Express
Oil City
Kittanning Accom
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Junction
Eltis
East Brady
Jeaves
Oll City
Pitsburg
Titusville Express
Oil Cty
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Kittan
Pitteburg
David Wcargo
Jas
P.anderson
Betrick Bros. Druggiis
Tadiana
J. Telford
Benjamin F. Long
Cherry
Orphan's Court
Johnston Moorhead
Daniel Shank
Tnodiana
Jobns. Taylor
Leech & Elkin
Sam'l Ross
Hast Mahoning Twp
Dee’d
Indiana Co
Samuel M. Work
Samuel W. Bell
Rayne
Nannie
Bell
Chambersville
P.O. Executrix
Attest, Inq
A. Scott
Prothonotary
Jacob Baitt
Hans’ Court of
West Indiana
Inding
State of
Pennsylvania
Church Street
Jacob Bair
Roeannstreet
Jacob
Fifth Stree
Levi Young
Dec Dent
Clark Getty
John A. Ball
James Mooreg
W.r.loughry
M. Cunningham
Grecia
W.M. Cunningham
Cosnex
Undai
A. L Rorpry
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