Democratic distrust of tariffs and Japanese immigration debate
The piece argues Democrats push free trade to overturn the Dingley act while accusing them of trust ties and stock holdings. It notes a treasury inquiry into Japanese labor influx and supports direct senator elections, ending with local anecdotes and a shop note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Free Trade Administration
Democratic Party
Havemeyer
Great Sugar Trust
England
Europe
Japan
Treasury Department
Pacific Coast
United States
Treasury
State Department
Deaths from Center township and Fish Lake area
John Y Smitten of Center township died at his home near Crete at 2 a m Tuesday aged about 73. A former justice of the peace at Marchand and longtime Democratic pillar, he leaves a widow and sons Hunter George Cloud Archy. Funeral Thursday at his home with Oakland cemetery interment. Mary Speedy Funk of Fish Lake died Sabbath morning April 29 1900 in her 66th year wife of Andrew Funk mother of four sons and one daughter. Interment in Fish Lake cemetery today, pastor to conduct services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥. Smitten
John Y. Smitten
Center Township
Crete
Marchand
North Mahoning Township
Hunter
Pittsburg
Fla
Iowa
George
Cloud
Plainville
Archy
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Speedy Funk
Fish Lake
Ind
Hugh M. Speedy
Conemaugh Township
A. T. Moorhead
Andrew Funk
Presbyterian Church
Death Notices From Rayne and Surrounding Townships
SRS Elizabeth Faith widow of William Faith of Rayne township died Wednesday at 3 PM aged about 74. Survived by daughter Mrs John Gibson and children Harietta Gibson William Jacob Anderson Byers and Mrs John Gibson. Funeral Thursday at 1 PM Rev Strayer Grove Chapel Lutheran cemetery. Annie Fry widow of Jacob Fry of East Wheatfield township died Tuesday April 24 at 3 AM. Survived by William M James R Ida Mack Mattie E Skiles and Robert J. Funeral Thursday and burial in Armagh Presbyterian cemetery. Christina Griffith widow of Samuel Griffith died Monday morning in Center township aged about 75 from breast cancer. Survived by Clark Parr Bert and Albert. Funeral Tuesday at 10 AM Rev M S Telford Grove United Presbyterian cemetery Crete. Laura May Shields six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Shields of Raynetown died Sunday of pneumonia after ten days. Funeral Monday at 10 AM Rev E P Foresman Grove Chapel Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Faith
William Faith
Rayne Township
John Gibson
Harietta Gibson
Cherryhill
William
Pittsburg
Jacob
Vandergrift
Anderson Byers
Strayer
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Cemetery
Annie Fry
Jacob Fry
East Wheatfield Township
William M
James R
Chicago
Ida Mack
Tuunville
Mattie E. Skiles
Armagh
Robert J
Derry
Armagh Presbyterian Church
McCutcheon
Presbyterian
Christina Griffith
Samuel Griffith
Center Township
Clark
Parr
Bert
Albert
Telford
Homer City
Crete United Presbyterian Church
Laura May Shields
Laura May
W. ©. Shields
Raynetown Dup
E. ?. Foresman
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Frank Griffith
Greensburg
J. N. Banks
Mifflin
W. L. Stewart
Edward Bach
Johnstown
Peter Frech
W. W. Dibler
Creekside
Asheville
N. C
Maud Rofiner
Indiana Friends
H. J. Kinkead
Church Street
H. A. Fleming
Edith Gailey
Amanda Anderson
Willet
Indiana
Frank Keener
Wendell Thompson
Town
Scottdale
Helen Bley
Belle Smitten
Punxeutawney
Mezars
Frank Moorhead
Chauncey McAdoo
Misa Jessie Marlin
Erie
Harry Sanford
Elder Clowe
A. W. Mabon
Church , Street
South Mahoning Township
Ed Grosse
Wm. F. Grosse
East Oak Street
John McLain
Wilkinsburg
Adama McLain
Philadelphia Street
Sarah Sansom
A. W. Wilson
Saltsburg
Belle Schwartz
Nell
Margaret Evans
Brushvalley Township
Lottie Detwiler
Blairaville
P. Churchill
Hillsdale
Harry Waller
Birt Root
Railroad Avenue
T. B. Clark
The
Photographic Association of
Jacob Bowman
Butler
Adam Bowman
Misa Leona Patterson
Sioux City
Grisemore
J. A. Gordon
Madison
Westmoreland County
A. J. Malcolm
H. A. Black
Apollo
W. L. Mahan
H. D Snyder
Petersburg
Penn Run
Wm. Lydie
S. A. Smith
Oil City
S. A. Osborne
Esther Osborne
Mereet
W. ¥. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Ehrenfeld
H. B. Buterbaugh
Daugherty
Henry Hall
G. Hartman
W. B. Kline
Hugh M. Bell
Masons
J. O. Gibson
Tarkio
Gibson
United Presbyterian Mission College
May
Carrie Hammers
West Philadelphia
Blakeville
Albert Shields
East Liberty
Jacob Frantz
Jnasmoyne
Peno Row
George
G. J. Rowand H. Park
Marion Center
Towner
A. T. Lowry
White Township
Homestead
James Feath
James Feath, Who Is Critically Ill, Mr. Feath
Miss Hope Lewis
Milligan Stephens Dead at 22 in Cherryhill Township
Mr. Milligan Stephens son of the late Giles Stephens of Cherryhill township died in his brother Edward’s home near Penn Run on Sabbath forenoon at 10 o clock aged 22. Cause of death spinal meningitis and brain trouble. Interment was made in Harmony cemetery on Tuesday. He is survived by a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milligan Stephens
Giles Stephens
Cherryhill Township
Edward
Penn Run
Harmony
Multiple Local Deaths and an Anecdote on a Curing Remedy
The notice lists Maggie Sexton, eight, of White township, who died of scarlet fever. Infant deaths follow from Donahue of Atrongatown and Cassitt of Buffington township, plus Annie Springer’s cure tale from Philadelphia. An elderly Anff resident, George Shram, passes at about 75, with services noted. Exie White infant dies of pneumonia in Blairsville. An advertisement extols Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption with a testimonial and price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie KE. Springer
Howard Street
Philadelphia
Dr. King
T.E. Hildebrand
Indiana
We I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Personal Briefs Roundup of Town Visitors
Mrs. Frank Griffith of Greensburg guest in town. Lawyers Banks and Keener visited in Pittsburg. Prof Edward Bach of Johnstown toured town. County Commissioner Frech visited Pittsburg. Numerous residents and visitors from Greensburg, Mifflin, Creekside, Punxsutawney, Blairsville, and Scottdale noted. Local moves, travels, and social engagements fill this reflection of weekly life.
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Didiana Progress
Congress
M. Jack
John S. Fisher
Assembly
JI. J. Thompson
Meleard
Blacklick Township
J. Scott McGahey
South Mahoning
Pennsylvania
Quay
J. M. Knowlton
Baa
Try Smith
Maggie Sexton
Maggie
Jerry Sexton
James Donahue
Atrongatown
Membranéoua Croup
Catholic Church
Pine Township
George Shram
Anff
William Cassitt
Buffington Township
Pine’ ‘Township
Exsie. White
Annie
Punasatawney
Archibald Nichol
College Springs
Nebraska
Lincoln
L. E. Ackerson
Penn Bay
Lizzie Smith
J. C. Bagh
Martha Walker
Effingham
Kan
Miss Walker
Wilson M. Walker
Shelocta
County
Church News
Blacklick M. E
H J. Giles
Apple
F. Bestell
J. N. Bracken
G. H Hoffman
Cockport M. P
Salem Church
James Fish
Dr. Vaughan
Dodge City
Soule College
D. M. Kinter
Indiana Baptist
Plymouth Rocks
John Hasinger
Plymouth
West Wheatfield
W. J. Lichtenfels
J. A. Mack
Duncan
Thomas Dodd
Tan and Ox Bloods
Sharretts Shoe Store
Ross Henderson
Bolivar
Henderson
Ron Fry
Jae Toh Fry
East Wheattied
Mother
Smith's Gallery
Star
Yours
Loughry & CO
Imperial
Hetrick & Wilson
Indiana Roller Mills
Macneel’s
Harry
Jephone
Philk
E. A. McNeel
Hia
A. Pennington
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