Pennsylvania Legislature Defeats Careill Removal Bill in House
The Careill Removal Bill failed in the Pennsylvania House by 75 to 103 after debate over moving the state capital from Harrisburg to Philadelphia. Other measures also fell, including the Fox capitol completion bill, while the governor signed several statutes. Senator Martin returned to the chamber, and a mob in Iola, Kansas, expelled Italian cement workers.
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Careill
Bil
ca ao
Harr
yestern HS Voorhees
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Tha Cnfae Vattse Lietek
party circle
Fox capitol
committee on public building
senate
Stone
Fayette City
David Martin
Pennsylvania
Donora
Washington county
Iola
Kan
Morning Call Prompts Health Boost With Golden Medical Discovery
A vivid morning wake up promotes use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for digestion and associated organ health. The ad touts alcohol free formula curing stomach related diseases and improving blood quality, with testimonials from Prof Pleasant A. Oliver and mention of Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It offers The Common Sense Medical Adviser at cost via stamps and lists Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Chanticleer
Doctor Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical
Sage
Pleasant A. Oliver
Viola
Fulton Co. Ark
R. Bierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
National Civic Federation to form national board of arbitration
A mass meeting at Cooper Union under the National Civic Federation committee on conciliation urged a national arbitration board to ease labor disputes. John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers advocated peace through talks between capital and labor, with plans to prevent strikes and lockouts and to foster consensus in wage matters. A report outlines active service for peace and a selected board from employers and workers to negotiate terms. Also notes rail and naval award news from Ithaca and Washington.
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Committee on Arbitration
New York
committee of conciliation
National Civic Federation
Cooper Guion
national board of arbitration
John Mitchell
mine workers
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
organization of labor
Charles Sprague Smith
Gompers
William H. Sayward
National Association of Builders
Herman Justi
Minois Coal Operators’ association
national committee on conciliation and arbitration
Rising From Its Ashes Men Seek Work After Jacksonville Fire
A Jacksonville report describes a surge of men unused to manual labor seeking employment after a major blaze. Clerks and professionals, including three young physicians, lost wardrobes and offices. sewing tents and a laundry are planned to aid recovery. The relief effort includes clothing deliveries from New York and medical sanitation work, with martial law in place and substantial insurance payouts funding temporary shelters.
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Harni
soll
fin Ratna
Jacksonville
Fla
department of labor
relief association
New York
Ladies’ Relief association
Col. Lovell
Windsor
Gardner
Solon Robinson
the
New York Tribune
Church street
Professor Todd Observing Sun Eclipse in Orient
Professor David P. Todd travels to the orient to observe a solar eclipse on May 17. He leads Amherst College expedition with station on Sinkop Island between Borneo and Sumatra.
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DAVID P. TODD
Todd
orient
Lie
Amherst college
Sinkop
Borneo
Sumatra
Fugitive Banker Pollock Dies in Seattle Hotel Suicide
R N Pollock, 38, president of the Cuyahoga Savings Bank, shot himself in a Seattle hotel after the bank closed its doors. He registered as Games Fisher, had $30 on him, and papers found later bore his name sewn inside his coat. Deposits totaling $340,000 vanished. the bank receiver said Pollock did not take the money. Pollock had disappeared ten days earlier, leaving behind three children and a wife.
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Cleveland Bank
Seattle
Cleveland
Wash
R. N. Pollock
games Fisher
Pollock
Cuyahoga Savings Bank and Building company
Millionaires Advice To Boys At New York Talk
Charles M. Schwab spoke to 000 poor boys at St George's Evening Trades School about merit over influence. He urged an early start with common school education and manual training, saying 16 or 17 years old can outpace college entrants in most careers, while noting few business leaders were college graduates.
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Bart Start
New York
Charles MM. Schwab
United States Steel corporation
east side
St. George's Evening Trades school
Schwab
Fight for Northern Pacific Control Prompts Wall Street Talk
Reports from New York on May 9 describe talks of a major battle for Northern Pacific control between Morgan Hill interests and Harriman Kuhn Loeb standard people. Some credit a large share buildup and expect a clash, while others ridicule it. Conferences among the alleged fighting syndicates and Vanderbilt representatives were noted as hoping for Morgan input.
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New York
Wall street
Northern Pacific
Morgan-Hill
Harriman-Kuhn-Loeb
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Land of Flowers Welcomes President McKinley in California
President McKinley and party arrive in Redlands and Los Angeles as California greets them with flower arches, parades, and a palace of color. Generals Shafter and Long attend. crowds flood streets, cannons boom, and confetti fills the air during a royal reception and floral procession. The visit includes a tour of orange groves, a coronation-like welcome, and a Mount Lowe excursion for expansive coastal views.
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Los Angelen
Moller
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Anna
Gage
Redlands
San Bernardino valley
Casa Loma
McKinley
citizens’ committee
Gen. Shafter
Presidio
Long
San Francisco
Van Nuyes
Nash
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Mount Low
Pacific Ocean
Santa Monica
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Syaup
Fies
Fie Syaup Co
Canifornia Fia Swap Co. onty
B.EBERT & SONS
SARGENT GEM FOOD
Quaker City
MARKEY'’S
NORTH MARKET STREET
eaen
JOHN N. CLARY
SEAL ESTATE
igt
East Second Street
Poolerrilie. Ltd
East Fourth Street
West Patrick Street
West Third
Petersville
F.G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance Agents
miFraderick, Md
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Frederick, Md
LEGISLATURE
WILLIAMSON’S
jg ognature
UNIVERSITY OF
THE UNION OF GIANTS
Ithaca
Lehigh Valley railroad
Washington
Santiago bay
naval board on
Philippines
China
Cardinal Martinell
Baltimore
Sebastian Martinelli
Ephesus
Church of
Harvard
Atlantic City
Northfield links
Yale
Princeton
crimson
Lemorre
American Tract Society
C. O. Howard
Shearer
home office
Honesdale
Charles L. Collison
Collison
Seventh Day Adventists church
Ariel
Purdy
Boston
Maniacc
Brooklyn
John C. Metsereau
Metsereau
Mersereau
William Hall
B. Marvin
United States
Lewis
Hall
New York district court
Fullerton
Patrick F. Gargan
Marty Riga
Luce
navy department
Porto Rico
ami
Al Jen
Judge Hunt
Scranton
Frank Sillman, Jr
Scranton Railway company
William Repp
Old Forge
Lilleman
NORTHERN PACIFIC CONTROL
Eada
Warder Cumberland
Frank Gulbothson
Robert Grayson
Gulbothson
Little Orleans
Grayson
Justice King
supreme court of Canada
Ottawa
C. M. Schwab
steel trust
Homestead
Turkey
Constantinople
Pittsburg
4. L. Paarre
THE LAND OF FLOWERS
President McKinley
Chicago
Mabel Christensen
Downe
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