Bugaboo in Tariff Split Talk Sparks GOP Debate
A Washington correspondent of a Democratic paper argues Republicans may split over radical tariff changes. The piece defends protection, notes industries outgrowing protection, and cites U S trade strength to question free trade forecasts. It predicts no tariff split while praising Republican policy and foreign commerce growth.
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Washington
Republican Party
United States
Free Trade Papers
AS TO GOOD ROADS PUBLIC FUNDING PROPOSAL
A proposed state reform envisions annual state appropriations for township road improvements. Funds would be added to the road tax and managed by the state, replacing local supervisor decisions. The change aims to ensure better roads for all drivers and riders and ends election disputes over road spending.
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Commonwealth
Representative Coray Attacks Pennsylvania Legislature
Representative Coray of Lurrene brands the Pennsylvania legislature a body of asses, accusing them of stubbornness and unwillingness to adjourn. The whole state anxiously awaits adjournment as members refuse to budge, their slowness likened to a long-eared ass needing a shove, though a fire under him would tempt the outcome.
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Coray
Lurrene
Pennsylvania
Long live William McKinley toast echoed nationwide
The statement lauds William McKinley as 57 with excellent health and great work capacity. It praises his wide knowledge, public confidence, and universal respect, noting the white light around him reveals no fault and that all parties warmly offer the toast to his name.
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William McKinley
Indirect talk on railroads cited by William Jennings Bryan
The Commoner quotes Bryan voicing a wary view that Morgan may soon gain a railroad, framing it as premature warning. The piece questions whether such talk could be treated as a crime, noting populist critics view business enterprise with suspicion.
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William Jennings Pryan
Tessa
Morgan
Harrisburg Bill Hikes Peddler Licenses for Foot and Horse
A Harrisburg measure requires peddlers to pay an annual license of ten dollars when traveling on foot and twenty five dollars for those using a horse and carriage. The act excludes soldiers from the peddlers license.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Passes Bill Banning Dynamite in Firecrackers
Legislation enacted in Harrisburg prohibits using dynamite in fire crackers or similar explosives. The bill aims to curb dangerous misuse, noting that dynamite in such devices has caused many serious incidents and injuries.
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Harrisburg
New Laws Enacted in Lawrence County Legislation
A summary of recent acts passed by the legislature affecting Lawrence County. Provisions include a 60 percent share of fines directed to a public law library fund, new or amended dog tax provisions with reimbursements for destroyed animals, surplus dog tax funds distributed to township school boards, enhanced burial benefits for veterans, a 50 percent transfer of certain fees to the county treasurer, and extended warrants for county tax collectors allowing cross-district collection for one extra year.
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Lawrence County
Firecracker Ban Promised By Governor Stone
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes that when Governor Stone signs the bill banning the manufacture and sale of firecrackers in the state the youth will lose firework noise on July 4 though some compensation comes from safer celebration hopes. Dealers face significant economic loss as inventories were built up months ahead.
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Pittsburg
Stone
Commonwealth
No Extra Session Given After Cabinet Meeting
Washington June 4 After a cabinet meeting the president decided that current conditions do not require or warrant calling congress during the summer nor altering the Philippines policy. The cabinet was unanimous in approval. The Spooner resolution debate centered on authority to govern civil affairs as an adjunct to the military. Root and Knox agree the president has ample power and no Congress call is needed. The islands remain largely under military control for years, with civil laws nonconflicting with military rules.
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Washington
Congress
Philippines
Spooner
Root
Knox
No Material Change in Mrs McKinleys Condition Bulletin
Publishers dispatch from Washington reports Secretary Cortelyou relaying that Mrs McKinleys physicians say she had a comfortable night and her condition has not materially changed since yesterday. Dr Osler, who was called in yesterday, left for home, seen by some as a favorable sign. Farm gardeners may note the Iron Age Cultivator No 70 at Keystone Plow Co.
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Publishers’ Press Dispatch
Washington
Cortelyou
Keystone Plow Co
Eczema Remedies and Testimonials for Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Drying treatments threaten health for eruptions while the cure lies in aiding humors discharge and strengthening digestion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is claimed to have permanently cured J. Hines of eczema and Miss Alvina Walter of facial pimples and body chafing with many additional testimonials.
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Hood
Hines
Franks
Ull
Alvina Walter
Algona
Wis
Hood's Sarsapartina Promises a Cure and Treatment
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsapartina as a cure and urges immediate treatment. It insists readers should not delay and to buy a bottle now.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root offered in newspaper ad
Publicized medical patent remedy promising cures for lame back and kidney problems by Dr Kilmer and company. Offers free sample bottle by mail with a book on kidney and bladder health, urging readers to mention the paper. Regular sizes sold by druggists.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Shamton
N. Y
Swamp-Root
The Soldier Boys and the Civil War Reminiscences
An old veteran recalls Decoration Day memories and the harsh privations of the 100th Pennsylvania Regiment. A January 1864 inspection at Blain's Cross Roads showed extreme lack of underclothes, blankets, coats, shelter, shoes, and even tents. Despite dire conditions, nine-tenths of the regiment reenlisted for three more years.
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J. S. DuShane
100Th
Pennsylvania (Roundhead
3D Brigade
8Th Army Corps
Blain’s Cross Roads
Tennessee
James H. Gililand
Baby farm hinted as four infant deaths tied to undertaker
Em ma Knowles, a Birmingham woman undertaker, is held without bail as police probe a cellar where infant bodies were found. She says she received babies for burial at 60 cents each, using soap boxes for containment. Only four death certificates are accounted for. others remain untraced. Sensational developments expected.
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Birmingham
Eng
Emma Knowles
Philippine resistance devolves under self-styled governor
Washington May 31 Aguinaldo Elijah has risen in the Philippines. Reports to the war department say a man signing as Governor Tayabas of the Philippines, likely Emilio Zardano, claims he is Aguinaldo's successor and will carry on the war while any Filipino remains to fight. Zardino is noted as an early, bitter foe, though not the most influential, and his opposition is not seen as serious though may prolong conflict.
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Washington
Divorce Granted in Smiths Desertion Case
The court granted a divorce to Flora Smith from William D. Smith on grounds of desertion after a lengthy trial recounting years of marital strife. Flora testified to repeated alleged cruelty and infidelity claims, with witnesses describing confrontations on Moravia and Long avenues and a 1897 separation. The jury found the husband deserted the wife. the claim of infidelity was not sustained.
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Flora Smith
Smith
William D. Smith
Oscar Warner
Washington Street
J. M. Justice
Fidelia Long
Long Avenue
Fnally
Mrs
Bote Pee
Frank Smit
Dita
Washington St Frontage Property for Sale in City Block
Scarce Washington street property offered at the Northwest corner of Beaver and Washington streets. Frontage 53 1 3 feet on Washington by 160 feet on Beaver with a two story frame dwelling facing Washington and a substantial two story brick rear. Ideal for a three storefront block and modern flats on Beaver street. Exclusive agents W G Hunter & Co quote price and terms.
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Washington Street
Beaver
Washington Streets
Washington
Beaver Street
Eneivese
W. G. Hunter & CO
Corner Property on West Washington Street Sold Below Front Foot
Exclusive agents offer a two story dwelling on a 50 by 200 foot corner lot on West Washington Street near Atlantic Avenue and Pennsylvania Station in New Castle. Priced at 2500 dollars, about 50 dollars per front foot, with contact through W. G. Hunter & Co. at 16% South Mill Street.
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West Washington Street
Atlantic Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
New Castle
W. G. Hunter & Co
South Mill Street
Obituary for John Robinson of North Beaver Township
John Robinson, a longtime North Beaver Township farmer and devout Westfield Presbyterian member, died after a period of gangrene in his foot that left him homebound in recent years. Born September 30, 1817, he was survived by six children, ten grandchildren, and his widow Rebecca, who died in 1887. He valued faith, family, and community service throughout his life.
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John Robinson
North Beaver Township
Mr. Robinson
Rebecca Robinson
John C
Jennie A
Rebecca C
Lizzie T. Norwood
James P
Lindsey L. Robinson
Mary 8. Kyle
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Foot Crushed Injures Preston Avenue Man
William Lenox of Preston avenue was injured Tuesday evening while unloading black plate. A heavy piece fell and crushed his right foot. A North Street surgeon treated him. no bones were broken but the foot was badly crushed and he will be housebound for some time.
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Wm. Lenox
Preston Avenue
North Street
Will Wonders Cease As Mrs Pease Walks Again
Friends in Lawrence Kansas report Mrs S Pease confined to bed seven years by kidney and liver trouble and nervous debility. She credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring her ability to walk in three months. Women with headache backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting or dizzy spells are urged to try it. Satisfaction guaranteed priced 50c at druggists.
Local marriage licenses granted to four couples
Four couples received marriage licenses. Patrick Shaughnessy and May Varley, both residents of this city, were joined in matrimony alongside Robert Holcomb of Ellwood City and Grace Nye of Hazel Dell.
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Patrick Shaughnessy
May Varley
Robert Holcomb
Ellwood City
Grace Nye
Hazel Dell
40th Anniversary of Mount Jackson Pastor Ordination
Westfield Presbyterian Church Mount Jackson marks the fortieth anniversary of Rev. William M. Taylor D D's ordination and installation with a Wednesday June 12 1901 family reunion service. The church invites all who have ever connected with the congregation in the past forty years to attend.
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Westfield Presbyterian Church
Mount Jackson
William M. Taylor
Aly
Hand Crushed At Work At Vulcan Foundry
Joseph Fullwood of Reynolds street sustained a painful injury at the Vulcan foundry on Wednesday when his hand was caught under a heavy casting. The fingers were severely lacerated and a physician treated the wound.
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Joseph Fullwood
Reynolds Street
Vulcan Foundry
Edenburg Resident Injured After Tripping on Wire
Will Robinson, a well known Edenburg resident, was badly hurt Tuesday afternoon when he tripped on a wire in a field and fell, injuring his arm. The injury is reported as more difficult to heal due to a previous injury.
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Will Robinson
Edenburg
Mrs Seamons Recovers After Surgery at Shenango Valley
Mrs. Jerry Seamons of Long Avenue has recovered her usual health after malignant disease surgery four months ago at Shenango Valley hospital performed by Dr Mont Linville. She is able to do housework and appears in good health.
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Jerry Seamons
Long Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mont Linville
Yardmaster C H Peters to retire from Pennsylva nia at Sharpsville
Yardmaster C H Peters, after 31 years with the Pennsylvania company at Sharpsville, will retire on July 1 due to age limits. He plans an extended Pacific coast tour next week before leaving the service.
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C. H. Peters
Pennsylvania Company
Sharpsville
Pacific Coast
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve touted for skin cures
An old advertisement claims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve quickly cures eczema salt rheum tetter and ivy poisoning and also serves as a pile cure. It lists Paisley Pharmacy Hutton Pharmacy Central Drug and vendors in the Seventh ward with names like Fred Hyde.
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DeWitt
Paisley Pharmacy
Hutton Pharmacy
Fred Hyde
Seventh Ward
Central Drug
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