Mississippi Democrat Seeks Wider Foreign Affairs Committee
In Washington on January 23 the House debated foreign policy amid a Chilean dispute. Rep Allen of Mississippi proposed expanding the Foreign Affairs Committee from 13 to 75, citing caution and wartime pressures. Reed of Maine supported majority rule and mocked clerical rules, while the chamber adjourned after tributes to Rep Spinola.
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Committee On Rules
Allen
Mississippi
House
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Speaker
Ateneaie
Foreign Affairs Committee
Ite
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Chile
Iom
Blaine
Reed
Maine
Bynum
McMillin
Tennessee
Catchings
Mr. Reed
Committee On Inter- State and Foreign Commerce
Hemphill
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Cochran
New York
F. B. Spinola
Tomorow
Senate Proceedings Debate Tariff Reciprocity and Chilean Talks
The Senate discussed the reciprocity feature of the Tariff Act and the Washburne bill on options and futures. Mr Hale urged reciprocity as a protection aid, praising its impact on American workers. The Mexican award bill regarding La Abra was postponed until Monday, with an executive session adjournment.
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WasninetTos
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Pruden
Senate
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Chandler
Egan
Secretary of State
Mr. Hale
Joe Hale
Hale
Repu
West
Ledochowski Named Papal Prefect Amid Vatican Realignments
Cardinal Ledochowski, a former prisoner and fierce Bismarck foe, is chosen as Prefect of the Congregation de Propaganda Fide. The move aims to neutralize German pressure and internationalize Vatican dignities while signaling a warning to Italy. The article traces his career, imprisonments, shifting alliances, and influence at the Vatican, noting German efforts to win him over have failed. Also mentions local court notes on divorces and property damage suit.
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Poland
Ledochowski
Simeoni
Congregation de Propaganda Fide
Thebes
Brussels
Gallicia
Pius IX
Vatican
Rome
Bismarck
Cardinal Ledochowski
Augusta
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Herr von Schloezer
Cardinal Ledochowsk Anpari
Pugilists Acquitted and Court Actions Reported
Judge Porter preserves Elliott boundary lines. Mayflower prize fighters Mason McHugh Graham Brennan acquitted with costs. August Lambee fined for selling liquor, six months in workhouse. Mamie White guilty of escape from workhouse. Albert Tillgnau pleads not guilty. four years six months in penitentiary. A Coleman convicted of aggravated assault. six months workhouse. William Ketly sentenced to workhouse. Lewis Sapes faces trial for aggravated assault. couple resides in Industry.
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Roddy Mason
James McHugh
Daniel Graham
R. J. Brennan
August Lambee
Tom's Row
Mamie White
Albert Tillgnau
Eg Ae Oase
A. Coleman
William Ketly
Lewis Sapes
Rorter Omacha
Courts List Cases in Commonwealth Philadelphia Districts
A long roll of cases across Common Pleas Nos 1 2 and 3 includes names such as John Anderson George Abby J J Boylan D L Allworth Mary Sims and George Hess with cases against Reed Co Beam vs borough of Homestead Loula Son vs Obernaver Sian va Gleeson Katz vs Sampson Reitzel vs Ewer admin Smith vs Patterson and Jones and others across Pittsburgh area matters including Butz vs Hay Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs Raible Bradshaw vs Pennsylvania Railroad and Debs Wessells Co plus Gilliam vs city of Pittsburgh and Lauman vs etc detailing civil and equity actions in several dockets.
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Criminal Court
Commonwealth Va
John Anderson
George Abby
J. J. Boylan
D. L. Allworth
Mary Sims
George Hess
Henry Dadinger
Bell
George Semple
W. C. Duncan
Common Pleas
Kent
Reed & Co
Beam
Borough of Homestead
Loula & Son
Obernaver
Sian
Gleeson
Katz
Sampson Et al
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Ewer
Smith
Patterson and Jones
Pleasant Valley Railway Company
Arnold
Graham
Sieman
City of Pittsburg
Butz
Hay
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Raible
Janson
McCully & Co
Donnelly
Brennan
Patts
S Allison
Bradshaw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moore
Davis
Debs, Wessells & Co
Debe
Wessells & Co
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Zimmerman
Lare
Westmoreland Specialty Company
Mason
Citizens’ Traction
Gilliam Va
Pittsburg
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Sherifeee Es Non Tyaeensees Et al
Jolly Bros
Lauman
Ate
Boundaries Fight Over Elliott Borough Decree
R F Clever filed a petition before Judge Porter seeking revocation of the decrees incorporating Elliott borough and fixing boundary lines. He argued the boundaries wrong and renon proceedings rushed, while Porter noted both sides were represented and refused to revoke or alter the decree.
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R. F. Clever
Porter
Elliott
Clever
Damages Sought in Suit Over Husband's Death at Braddock Works
Mrs. Mary Brown filed a $30,000 damages suit against Carnegie Bros. & Co. for the death of her husband William Brown a laborer at Braddock works. He was fatally struck by an electric light wire on the mill grounds while walking through the area. The incident occurred in January 1491, and the suit seeks compensation for loss and related costs.
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Tobias Goldberg
Pittsburg, Abbany and Manter Traction Company
Fred Chester
Florence Chester
Estella J. R Robinson
F.C. Robinson
Mary A. Glass
Philadelphia Company
Wylie Avenue
Lane Street
Samuel Reynolds
Matthew Cridge
Mary Brown
Carnegie Bros. & Co
William Brown
Braddoc
Lawsuit Report on Auctions and Damages
In the case of C Heisinger versus E Ma ce Co an auction on a lease yielded a verdict for 749 40 for the plaintiff Laura WILLIAME sues Detectives Thomas Johnston and Fred Zimmerman of Allegheny for 91000 damages A PRECIPE was filed in Common Pleas No
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C. Heisinger
E. Mace & Co
Laura Williame
Thomas Johnston
Fred Zimmerman
Allegheny
Othie
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed by Dr Gillies
Dr. W B Gillies of Winnipeg Manitoba reports using Horsford's Acid Phosphate in a typical digestion biliousness case and says it is without exception the best thing he ever used for such cases.
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Horsford
W.B. Gillies
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hotel Morris Opens On Third Avenue Amid Busy Prospect
William Morris opens Hotel Morris on Third Avenue beside the post office. The European plan restaurant will attract nearby business men and post office workers. The building features Brussels carpets and natural oak furniture, reflecting Mr Morris’s known energy and aim for first class accommodations.
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William Morris
Third Avenue
Morris
Fragmentary travel note hints at Chicago trip details
A damaged snippet mentions first class fare to Chicago and an itinerary fragment around 5:30 PM. Other words reference train or travel departures, with unclear names or dates. The readable items suggest a travel plan but lack coherent context or complete details.
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Chicago
Puliram
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