Anti-Options Bill Dominates Senate Debate in Washington
In Washington on July 21 the anti-options bill dominated Senate discussion with three hours of speeches voicing opposition. Mr. Daniel argued against the tax on bank circulation while Mr. White denounced it as an infringement on states rights and harm to commerce. The session adjourned without action and adjournment is anticipated as proponents and opponents prepare for further clashes next week.
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Knights of Labor Claim Victory Over World Fair Management
Washington July 21 A Knights of Labor official statement says organizers secured concessions from fair management after months of correspondence. Leaders Hayes Wright and Devlin credit President Palmer and Director General Duris with fairness, noting a settlement letter from Chicago failed to gain binding effect without executive approval. Woe then sent a circular to assemblies.
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Associated Press
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National Commission
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Dickinson
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En- Geaver
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Chicago Directory
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Baistion
congressional chess moves shape final bills in steady session
Congress moves rapidly as House passes reciprocal trade with Canada and military measures while postal bills stall. A joint resolution expressing sympathy for Russian Hebrews is debated with questions about a government vessel, and a star route mail service bill advances alongside a bid-adjacent action on the steamship China.
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United States
Canada
McCreary
Committee On Foreign Affairs
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New Jersey
Butler
Iowa
Buncombe
Henderson
North Carolina
Logan
Louisiana
China
Nominations Sent to Senate for Envoy Posts Abroad
The President sent to the Senate nominations for several diplomatic posts. Andrew D. White of New York to Russia as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. A Louison Snowden of Pennsylvania to Greece Roumania and Servia as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain. Truxton Beale of California to Greece Roumania and Servia as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Consuls named include John A. Barnes at Chemnitz Darley R. Brush at Messina Cirius W. Field at Brunswick and Charles August VorstRiede at Horgen.
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Senate
Andrew D. White
New York
United States
Russia
A. Louison Snowden
Pennsylvania
Greece
Roumania
Servia
Spain
Truxton Beale
California
United
Colorado Forestry Memorial Urges Timber Lands Withdrawal
A committee of the American Forestry Association presented a memorial to the President requesting withdrawal from sale and entry of all Colorado timber lands on the mountain crest. The document was signed by state officers and leading citizens across Colorado.
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American Forestry Association
Colorado Forestry Association
Notable Names in Local Records Mentioned
Paul Kodracs Mary Genco uta PF Wray Melsanie Seelhorst appear in local records and listings, reflecting individuals connected to community notices and archival items.
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Paul Kodracs
Mary Genco
Uta Pf, Wray
Melsanie Seelhorst
Outing Flannel Sale Offers Bargains at Sacrificed Prices
Sellers advertise brown and gray outing flannels left from a maker at half price. They claim no profits and large, varied stock suitable for dresses and waists. Prices include 46c quality at 25c and 50 style silk striped flannels at 65c to 75c, with many buyers expected in 48 hours.
Unclear Names in Fragmentary Obituary/Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple personal names including Michael Weinstein Katie Trent James Noss Bertha Raeder William Henderson Jamima Hamilton Annie O Neill and others, suggesting a public or memorial notice with several individuals. No coherent event or date is evident in the legible text.
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Maric Arte Sey
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Ogee Aranens
Katie
Trent
Frank A. Dauter
Bertha M. Raeder
Wiliam J. Henderson
Jamima Hamilton
Ie A. Grumbly
Annie O
Obituary Notices From Pittsburgh Area Cemeteries and Nearby Boroughs
Obituary notices list numerous deaths with names ages and dates, including Joan Auta 61, Jane Brows 78, Cartary Camro C Cable 60, Rose Isabel Cousins infant, CanisTixt Derrraice Detriich, Errenaro V F, Pete G Drexin 80, Brpert Fitzpatrick 76, Ann Freewin 83, Ipa Many Glamser 9, Charles A Haushalter 19, Groner Tr infant, Robert J Grogan 17, Axpy Karrey Kaufly 4, Jeyer residence addresses and funeral plans, with Donances to attend services in Allegheny and Pittsburgh districts.
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William Brown
Sandusky Street
Allegheny
Zaturu
Cable
West Penn Hospital
Cartary Camrol Rox C. Cable
Samson's Chapel
Sixth Avenue
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Cousins
Rose IsaBel
Rose
Patrick Cousins
Farmar
R.a
Logan Street
Deitrich
CanisTixt Derraice
Peguinon
A. Errenaro V. F
John C. Hibbets
Hatfield Street
New York
Carron Street
East End
Derry
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Liberty
Mase
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J. M. Gilchrist
Anderson Street
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
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St. Mary's R. C. Church
North Streets
Cincinnati
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Ham Hall
Aspinwall Station
Ati.u
Wheeling
Haushalter
Zhareday
High Street
Charles A
Frederick
Amalie C. Haushalter
Jacob
Groner
Phill Jacob
Maggie Jacob
Belz
Forest Street
Troy Hill
Patr
Grogan
Forbes Street
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Robert J. Grogan
William and
Mary Grogan
Ry. M
Axpy Karrey
Martin and
Margie Kaufly
John Jayer
Vernal Street
Friends of
Northside Council
Order of United Friends and
Twin City
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Micwax
Kester
Minw
George W. Smart
Herbert Alley
Gienwoot
Lnst
Lambert
Eowanp
J. Laser
Aaron Lynch
Macerin
Michael
Mary Daly Lynch
Fourth Avenue
McKeesport
Satrurpar
McDonald
Joux McDorap
Palo Alto Street
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William L. Tener
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Outing Shoes Lead Summer Shoe Sale and Clearance
Shoes are cheaper and better with our Outing Shoes line in latest shades and styles. They provide solid comfort for knockabout use and require little care. A large price cut across the department accompanies a grand clearance of fine shoes and oxfords starting Monday July 18, with window displays showing bargains.
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