Senate tariff talks hobble over farm product schedules
In Washington the Senate debates tariff sections with little certainty on sugar and sawed timber, while Pettigrew plans an anti trust amendment. Leaders aim to finish work before Aldrich returns, with tobacco and agricultural schedules sparking further contests and a possible adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Allen
Aldach
Seniator
Pettyprew
Nas
Ney
Simpson
McKinley Set for Ohio Day At Tennessee Exposition
President McKinley arrives for Ohio day events at the exposition with Governor Bushnell and Governor Taylor. Activities include breakfast at Maxwell House, tours of the centennial grounds, welcome addresses, a reception, and a public reception Saturday before leaving for Chattanooga. featuring Sparks' Big 25 Gent Show at Cumberland Park.
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McKinley
Tenneave Exposition
Ohio
Bushnell
Maxwell House
Taylor
Centennial Grounds
Tenneses
Thomas
McCarthy
Govenor Taylor
Clark
Mia
Indies
Womans Building
Euditorium
Chattanooga
Cumberland
Queen City Hotel
Park
Delegates On Sightseeing Pan American Congress Tour
A Mexico Central and South American delegates party visits Baltimore, Washington and New York for the Pan American trade congress while on a six week sightseing circuit. They will tour Baltimore, New York area, New England, then westward stopping in Pittsburgh Dayton Cleveland Detroit and other cities before completing the journey in New York City via the Hudson River voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine American Congress
Baltinore
Propararins
Tune
Mexico
Tates
Auimler
United States
Coffrees
Philadelphia
Saltimore
Washington
New Yok
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Paterson
Metropolis
Wall
Fall River
New England
West
Pitteoure
Pittsburg
Dayton
Cuermmin
Orvilke
St. Loui
Chicago
Milwaukee
Grand Kands
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
New York State
Troy
Albany
Hudson
New York City
Disturbance Near Ex Mayor Magowan Mansion
Neighbors woke to a late night disturbance near ex mayor Frank A. Magowan with Magowan his two sons and a policeman central figures Mrs Magowan and Mrs Barnes reside nearby. Boys confronted Magowan and Barnes at the other house leading to calls for arrest and a police refusal without a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magowan
Hin Fone
Tuexton
Politician Bounced On Train In West Virginia Scandal
On a Baltimore and Ohio train a prominent West Virginia Republican faced exposure after a young woman alleged she had been insulted by a politician in a adjacent berth. Captain Simm Taylor ejected the man to the coach and ordered him to ride separately, ensuring the young woman’s safety aboard to their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trein No. 4
Baltimore and Ohio
Hag Tuat
Simm ‘Taylor
West Virginia
Clarkeburg
Howlesburg
Taylor
Ehe
Fit
Laylor
Netrai
Captain Taylor
Thie City
Weenington
Cold Remedy Trial Prompts Dismissal of Refund Hope
A brief, garbled notice reports a customer seeking a refund for Bromo Quinine tablets after taking a laxative. The druggist offered a refund, but the claim was not upheld, with the record showing failure to complete the transaction.
James Percy Estate Trustees Appointed and History Outlined
Judge Bord appointed Wao E Walsh of this city trustee of the James Percy estate on heirs recommendation. Previously Mexinder Sloan and Douglas Percy served after original trustees. four children inherit income for life with rest to heirs. Mrs Swan’s heirs to receive about 50 000 soon. Walsh filed bond at 150 000. The German Savings Bank now at 78 Liberty Street offers 3 percent deposits.
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Bord
Wao E Walsh
James Percy
Mexinder Sloan
D. W Zloan
Douglas Percy
Thie City
Jamie H. Percy
Mre
Bidney E. Wolfe
Thomas Wolfe
Frederick
Rebecca J. Blake
Alec
Sucan Swan
Pittebarz
Sloan
Douglas Perey
Wm. R. Perey
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Walsh
German Savinga Bank 1S
Liberty Street
Tod
Cumberland Concert Band Seeks Public Support for Open Air Shows
The Cumberland concert band remains active and ready to perform. They request a suitable bandstand in the city park to hold open air concerts, lamenting noise on street corners and seeking civic backing to bring music to residents. The note is signed by director L. D. McCauney. Edward H. Rice, son of Upton Rice, dies near Centerville at about 33. funeral at Fellowshi commelaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serland
Eprvor Eng Traue
Cambesland
Cumberland
Geome Street
Market Cauare
New City
Jothera
Casnarann
Baxo
L. D. McCauney
Edward H. Rice
Upton Rice
Centerville
Cumberland Valley
Spain's Queen Regnant Recalls Weyler Amid Cuban Crisis
The queen regent confirms Senor Canovas in office and keeps the cabinet with unchanged personnel. Calls for Weyler's recall from Cuba are supported by senators and deputies, plus Marshals, while De Lome and Secretary Sherman receive dispatches on Madrid's decisions. The Times correspondent notes the crisis may resolve through a general amnesty and cabinet reform to satisfy Liberals, with possible changes to the command in Cuba.
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Senor Sagasta
Liberal Party
Martinez Campos
Cub
Weyler
de Lome
Wester
Sherman
United States
Taylor
Madrid
Lonxvos
Madrd F
The
Times
Marshal Campos
Marshal Blanco
Dominguez
Senor Canovas Des
Captainhenal Woerler
Senor Canovas
Ias
Crabs
Canal Trade Update and Baltimore Railroad Travel Book
The Canal Trade notes a long standing port activity and shipments while the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a travel book describing mountain resorts on its lines. The book highlights scenery, waterside destinations, routes, and is offered through agents or by 10 cent postage to J. M. Schryger, General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Schryger
Baltimore
Local notes mix of visits and trials in the city
The column lists travels and visits by Mre. Chea, Rt Morris and daughter Margaret in this city, Mrs. Morrison in Piedmont, and many others from Oakland to Baltimore. It notes Jesse Way's seven year sentence for counterfeiting, Judge Shaw and Judge Lake at Hagertown, and several clerical and civic movements including church resignations and militia reorganization in West Virginia. The page also mentions upcoming commencement at Maryland Agricultural College and Lambeth Conference travel plans.
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Berkeley Springs
Matilda Croes
Mt. Savae
Mre
Chea
Morris
Margaret
Mra
Morria’ Ater
Mire
W. W. Swager
Mc Keerport
Wa. Gilchriat
Sydney Ke.studd
Hope Cerleton
Bonhoin
Texas
William L. Gask
Leo Warner
Col
Washington Bowie
Baltimore
St. Mary's
Kik County
Jose
Misa
Julia M. Jacoba
Jesse Way
Indiana
David W. Shaw
Hageretown
Lake
Jack Lemon
Mies Lizzie Taylor
Williamsport
J. W. Melivain Hes
West Virginia
Legisature
W. C. Deveeman
Gilmor S. Hamill
Oakland
R. T. Semmes
Mise Joyce
Joyce
Lesroey
South Mechanic Eiréet
Carver
Log
Arphitraeia Annapole
Ais
Wibbard and Daughter
Buffalo
Ste Vietting
Thomas Coulehay
South Mechanic Street
John J. Stamp
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Annapolis
Thoreday
F. F. Greenwell
G. E
Golden Eagle Hall
James Ash
Req
Flintstone
Washington
Jacob Lashley
T. B. Lashley
County Tressurer
J. W.S. Cochrane
Eny
H. M. Seifere
J. J. McHeary
New York
Higeon
Harry E. Smith
Centerville
Hammer Sentenced to Prison After Commutation
Simon Hammer, whose death sentence was commuted by Governor Lowndes, was taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff Millar on the 12:47 train. The departure was not widely known at first, and Hammer heads to serve the balance of his life behind bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Hammer
Lowndes
Millar
Hammer
Immense Urbana procession honors slain farmer and riot victims
A huge funeral procession for Upton Baker wound through Urbana to Point Pleasant as crowds removed hats in tribute. The riot's victims include Harry Bell and Wesley Bowen, while Bowen's condition remained dire and Wank showed hope of survival. The community mourned, citing militia actions, state response, and calls for lawful penalties to deter future violence.
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Upton
Urbana
Dia
Upton Baker
Point Pleasant
Clark County
Harry Bell
Wesley Bowen
Bowen
Wank
Mamie King
Springfield
Bell
Campbell
Mitchell
Bushnell
Ohio
Urbana Cail
Wooster
Leonard
Urbina
McLain
Dayton
A. J. Weaver
Karey
Ospteim Leonard
Bargain Parasols and Ladies' Silks
Advertising notice announces children's parasols at 50 cents a pair and great bargains on ladies parasols and changeable taffeta silk umbrellas, highlighting pleasing quality and price.
Ladies' skirts on sale in black and white muslin
Advertises ladies skirts including black Latino styles and white muslin with embroidery. Priced at 5 cents for ruffled or corded bottom skirts and 50 cents for trimmed white muslin styles.
Unclear ad fragment from 1897 urging in-store visit
A garbled handbill from June 5 1897 urges customers to visit stores for clothing and goods. It emphasizes that buyers who have decided still should come to see offerings and suggests discounts or demonstrations at multiple local shops.
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Smith’s
Brown
Obinson’s
Thia Town
Sarniahings Aes
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Aldrich
He So
Titean
Jane
Ager
North American Tranportation and ‘Trading Company
Seattle
Yukon
Charterel
Evansville
Ind
Dune i
Sats V Od
London
Releas
Motanzo
Cuba
Phillipa
Chronicle
Conral
Havana
Lippold'e
Boston
Cincinnati
Phildelphia
L Cilturo
Brooklyny
Louisvile
St. Louis
Batliore
Louisville
New Castle
Fort Wayne
Mansfield
Totoro
Younetown
Spinefeld
Wheeling
Toledo
Kelth and Arthur, Stevens and Welch
Springfeld
Rire
Coggawell and Willams, Emig and Greenwild
New
Springford
Tooledo
Younzatown
Ralta
Raklyny
Cinein
Phila
Hoxton
Mt N. York
Simmn Taylor
I. & O. Provedn
Filian BK. Walsh
Tate Wor
Parcy
Cumbrland
Onteldore
Lippold'e. T
Edward Rice
DY Some
Heford
Miniter
Taylor Cubiga
Shermany
G. OH. Carpantar & Son
Droggiste
Grorg NH
Creak Coal & Iron CO
Tol Piene & Co
Moreaith
Winship& C
Christy Enidier
Mewenger
Glee
Cait Eatiy Foe
Hommer
Sherif Miller
Ita
G. H. Carpenter& Son
Droggust
Hagerstown
Keedy
Onanberland
Asi
Diamond & CO
Baltimore and
Centre Streets
Maryland
Ann
Torbbaer
Roypreepa A
Echiy
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