Notable Business Figures and Banking Names Listed
The document lists Ernest J. Snabe and James D. Mason with Knabe & Co piano manufacture roles, Clinton P. Paine of Paine & McLaran bankers, Thomas Hall attorney at law, Wilbur F. Jackson of Continental National Bank, Edward Haine German correspondent, James D. Mason of Janss D. Mason Cracker Mfrs, N. Winslow Williams and Wm. P. Harvey in wholesale provisions, and M. McD. Priomaed as general manager. It also notes instalment stock dues 60 cents per month and full paid stock at a stated yearly percent, with Baker Johnson as sole agent and Fr Bick, MD.
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Bensit J. Knabe, Jr
Wm. Knabe & Co
Pano
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas ¥. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Edward Haine
James D. Mason
Janss D. Mason Co
N. Winslow Willias
WM. P. Harvey
Priomaed
Manger
Baker Johnson
FR Bick
Civil Service Rules President Cleyland's Order
The article reports on a civil service reform order expanding merit principles, reducing excepted positions, and centralizing rules under the Civil Service Commission. It notes the change affects executive departments, authentication of exams, and a shift toward competitive promotion, with historical context from Arthur to Cleveland administrations. It also covers related political moves in New Jersey and state-level political updates.
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Lotte
Customs
Postal
Internal Revenue
India Service
Washington
Wahib- Ina Wuieh
Civil Service Commission
Arthur
Cleveland
Women delegates and conference clash in religious meeting
The article reports on a Methodist conference debating whether women delegates may vote and participate. The majority supports allowing women to occupy seats, while a minority contends women should not be eligible. The conflict echoes broader church tensions and includes movements of church leaders and a postponed decision.
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Trentrdve
Maeitioens
J Basaiew
New York
Christa Advasie
Aelrang
Ndt
I Neely
Philadelphia
Rochweiler
Graw
Rey
Metheelist
Merbalist Church
Tuwelss
eTiuwit ii Loe
Prohibitionists State Conventions in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
A historical notice describes Prohibitionist state conventions in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, detailing platform planks on currency, liquor suppression, voting rights, public schools, arbitration, and veteran pensions, plus lists of delegates at large and electors. It notes the parties’ condemnation by Republicans and Democrats and records several named individuals and locations in the convention slate.
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Piycapetsi
Vunventna
Ata
United States
Prohibition Party
Union Army
D. G. Hendricks
Delaware
H. Frances Jones
Phildelphia
W. X. Teates
Philadelphia
Wiliam Mu Stauffer
Berks
FB. Lynch
William H. Barrr
L. L. Bliss
Erie
J. 5. Kent
A. A. Bueker
Cambria
Prohibition Platform Backed Woman Suffrage and Arbitration
New Jersey Prohibitionists at a May 7 state convention adopted a platform supporting woman suffrage civil service reform and arbitration to settle disputes between capital and labor. Delegates to the national convention in Pittsburgh were named along with an electoral ticket. The meeting condemned monopolies and both major parties over liquor policy.
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Piatform
Trenton
Pittsburg
R. S.j.white
Rev
T. A. Mead
Mont Clair
Democratic Party
Republican
William H. Nicholson
J. B. Graty
George
Adjournment sparks Senate clash over pension bills
The Senate near adjournment faced a heated clash over a special order pension measures for widows and notable figures. Debate stalled by procedural fights as several amendments were defeated and a plan for an investigation of bond deals emerged, signaling a tight end to the session.
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Thes
Amun Theta
Walter Qo Givenham
Krarocy
Diewers
Puil Kearney
Ivunm EO Spenser
Alabama
James C. Parrott
Tare
Gineral Nathan Aires
Wickler
South Dakota
Tha Spaaker
Dingle
Uae
Sad Ha
Shn
Senate
Sherman
Finance Committee
Livle
Vilu
Mr. Hin
Pettigrew
Wolcott
Lattr
Hill
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Eastern, Atlantic and Pennsylvania leagues reported numerous games with mixed results. Pittsburg beat 12 to 2 at Pittsburg Baltimore, Cleveland defeated Washington 13 to 0, Chicago took 11 to 2 over Brooklyn, and St Louis and Philadelphia tied 6 to 6. Other matches included Newark defeating Paterson 9 to 7, Shamokin trouncing Hazleton 11 to 4, and Lancaster walloping York 8 to 6. Counterfeiting arrests followed, with James Stillman and wife and Rudolph Kropinsky in custody after a hearing.
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Atlentio
Newark
Paterson
New York—Metropolitan
New Haven
Shamokin
Hazietan
Lancaster
York
Pottsville
Easton
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
New York University
Ithace N
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Yale
Lafayette
New York
James Stillman
Rudolph Kropinsky
United States
Shields Stillman
Third Street
Hich
Stillman
Derby Drama: Ben Brush Wins Narrowly at Louisville
In the Kentucky Derby race Ben Brush and Ben Eder battled to the wire as Ben Simms rode the favorite First Mate and struggled with Jockey Simms poor riding. Ben Brush edged ahead in a photo finish as Semper Ego and The Dragon followed, with Bramble’s progeny missing the triumph due to cautious management. Time 2.07 ½.
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Tvs Ville
Wile Simm
Ben Rush
Senuf Bramble
Guidaio
Summa
Cua
Ben Ekter
Ben Brosh
Sivek
Bookles
Chen Panda
Ben Brush
Thorpe
First Mate
Semper Ego
the Dragon
Parson
Bes Edler
Ulysses
Tabor
Hot Springs
Lack
Ciia Pesition
Sims
Wiener
Dragon
Parson Nixth
Ben Eder
Simms
Mato Wan
Per Ego
Ben Faler
V Acanthose
Ben Flor
Fonse Cols
Cragon
Parsons
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Lancaster Caramel Company
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Prince George's County
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