Tariff Debate Advances as House Near Vote
Washington April 2 The general tariff discussion closed with plans to begin consideration of the free wool bill Monday and likely pass the measure early next week. Democrats want a vote before Rhode Island’s election, while Republicans press five minute rule amendments. Speakers included McKinney Wilson Cummings Burrows Brickner and Dearmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Mr. Springer
Rhode Island
McKinney
New Hampshire
Wilson
Missouri
Cummings
New York
The Seal Poachers at Work in the Bering Sea
April 2 report from Wasnixetox details sealing vessels off Cape Flattery and along the American coast. The fleet, aided by the steamer Michigan, shoots seals as they migrate toward Pribyloff Island. From March 14 to 24 fourteen vessels caught 2,952 seals while Victoria hosts crews, with the Brenda arriving and other British boats joining an expanding fleet for the season.
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Cape Flattery
Pribyloff Island
Michigan
Mystery
Victoria
Cloquot Sound
Sand Point
Knadiak Taland
Bering Bea
Brenda
Nova Scotia
Pension Office Inquiry Hits Kinship in Appointments
Washington April 2 Commissioner Kaum disclosed a Pension Office investigation into relatives of pension attorneys employed by the office. He said he would recuse such claims, noting possible inside information, and asserted he never delayed or obstructed pension certificates, emphasizing proper adjuration of cases with available staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pension Ofice
Kaum
Enloe
Pension Office
Treasury
Foster
Blaine Returns to Desk as Sealing Talks Continue
Secretary Blaine is back at the State Department after a three week illness recovery. He has been kept informed during the Bering Sea crisis and now assists the President in cadence and conferences with the British Minister. A formal reply to Salisbury's March 26 note is not expected. the government may accept suspension of pelagic sealing with indemnity visions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
No Definite Action by Cabinet Yet Yesterday
The situation remains unchanged as the cabinet took no concrete steps at its meeting yesterday. No new measures or decisions were announced, and officials indicated further consideration is needed before any action.
Opposition grows to 100000 Grand Army of the Republic appropriation
Private Dalzell from Caldwell O letters the House Appropriations Committee protesting a proposed 100000 funding for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Washington next September. He argues taxpayers already paid about 15000 and that the money benefits officers and officials, not the rank and file.
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Wasutsoror
Congress
Harrison
Citizens’ Committee of
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Dalzell
Caldwell
House Appropriations Committee
Quartermaster General
Do You Fat Fresh Seasonable Goods Ad
Januss J. Wxvper advertises first class seasonable groceries at wholesale prices with money back guarantee. Offers include apple butter jelly cherries coffee tea oats raisins molasses honey and tobacco plus shipping within 200 to 300 miles of Pittsburg. Address 201 Market Street Pittsburg PA. Telephone 18.
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Maryland
California
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Weymay
Iwill Prem
Januss J. Wxvper
Market Street
Second Avenue
Easter Prizes and New Spring Suits For Boys
P C C C stores promote Easter prizes for boys with free gifts like a penny savings bank and a regulation baseball set. They offer boys’ suits in cassimere and cheviot sizes 4 to 15, silk mix fabrics, and Sunday outfits at value prices. Also advertised are Stevens Chair Co adjustable folding chairs and wheel chairs with a discount this week.
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Penny Savings Bank
P. Cc. C. C. Trothiers
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Stevens Chair Co
Stevens Cuare Co
Sixth Street
Decorative wall coverings and art furnishings sale prompt clearance
The notice promotes Stoughton and Stulen house decoration with a premier wallpaper selection at 101 Market Street. It advertises W. H. Barker’s wallpaper prices at 503 Market Street and urges a visit to see low prices as he aims to quit business quickly. Also mentions long capes and various bargain styles and pests remedies from Rosexsaum & Co. Bros.
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Stoughton & Stulen
Market Street
W. H. Barker
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday in Baldwin Township
Fragmented notice lists names William K. Householder Elizabeth J. Jawx and Elizabeth Thomas Laverick, with partial references to towns Baldwin and Frank H. eee Ids. Anthon Jennie Pikes serees cere.
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William K. Householder
Elizabeth J. Jawx
Ee Garonto Fe
John Berg
John Ber
Thomas P
Elizabeth Thomas Laverick
Elizabeth Davis
Baldwin Township
Frank H
M. Eas
Anthon
Jennie Pikes
Cere
Blair-Eachus wedding in Media Pennsylvania 1698 record
Notice records the March 29 1698 marriage at the bride parents home Media Pennsylvania with Reverend David Tully solemnizing William B Bua of Pittsburgh and Ina Vreorcia Eacuva. Also Dunbar-Euester marriage on March 30 1892 at the bride residence by Rev W F Richardson Mrs S E Koester of Allegheny Pennsylvania to Mr Gronagz E Dornan of Cleveland Ohio.
Deadly list of bereavements in Pittsburgh area notices
Death notices dated April 1 to April 4 list numerous local families in Pittsburg and Southside including Ahrentholte Amrenholte, Boehm, Breen, Forsyth, Glassburner, Headrick, Hill, Kelly, McCloskey, Morford, Owens, Savers, Snyder, Skyles, Slean, and Sloan. Items specify ages, residence numbers on Carson Street, Merrimans Alley, Butler Street, and other local streets. funeral details given for each, with times and dates and invites to attend.
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Chana EK
Amrenholte
Henry
Anna Dora Ahrenholts
Carson Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Bell
Bohm
Evansville
Ind
Josery Baum
Merrimans Alley
Breen
Hamar Brees
Michael
Rose Breen
St. Philip's Church
Crafton
Forsyth
Burgettstown
W. G ‘Onsyth
Glassburner
Duan Les Glassburner
Jack
Lanor
A Wil
Beaver Falls
Beaver
Mompar
Kelly
Evarris
James
Rose Kelly
Miltenberger Street
McCloskey
Etuex McClosrey
Thomas A. Pender
Franklin Street
Colorado
McDos Ald
Jenny
John
Jane McDonald
Butler Street
Topaz
Morford
Calcasion Parish
Cuantes E. Mor Fin
William L
Lettia A. Morford
Clifton Park
Allegheny
Saspar
Owens
A Griffith
John Owens
Wright's Alley
Cincinnati
M. MarTrua
Couid
Tosiena Theresa Savers
Suspay
Snyder
Nicholas Byross
Joseph F. Snyder
Forty-second Street
St. Philomena's Church
Fourteenth Street
Sumpar
Ternoon
Skyles
Denver
Col
John Smith
Verona
Monpar
A. U
Forty-third Street
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Blaine
Mis
Morrows
Mr. Burrows
Committee On Ways and Means
Party of Free Trade
Burrows
Jose Steht
Brickner
Wisconsin
Dearmond
Missiori
Bering Sea
Dalsell
G. A. BR
Rta
Vine
Rosexsaum & Co
Firre Avenue
Black & Bairil
Postaga Stampe
Adires the Derma-Royale Company
Corner Baker and Fine St. Cincinnati
Pitosirn's
Wood Street
Anthony Meter
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Penn Avenue
James M. Fullerton
Pennsylvania
Eighth Street
Felt-Wreu
William H. Wood
Forbes St
Comet
Oakland Ay
RAND
A. Matersohn’'S
Diamond St
City
Urling Bros
Slith ST
Cor. Penn
HER Majesty Corset
Princess OF Wales CO
Jeneva G. Percy
Princess OF Wales Company
Mrs. Percy
Her
Her Majesty
Ball
Kabo
Sonnette
W. B
Thomson
P. D
C. B
Dr. Warner
Madame Warren
Madame Foy
Ferris
Hood
Enswett
Toledo
Onto
Market ST
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
Api-Wrea
Laird
Bennett & 60
Gon
Fifth
Avenue
United States
Chicago
St. Louis
War
Money
Smith’s
COR
Liberty and Smithfi
Smithfield ST
Federal Street
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