Heated House Debate Over San Jose Public Building Bill
The House clashed between Cannon of Illinois and Milliken of Maine over a 200000 public building appropriation for San Jose California. Cannon attacked the committee and the pace of reforms while Milliken defended his stance amid personal barbs and laughter. The bill, after exchanges, was laid aside with other measures reported favorably.
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Cannon
Milliken
Reed
WasarxcrTos
San Jose
Cal
Illinois
Committee
Danville
Centleman
Mr. Cannon
Seth Afilon
Mr. Milliken
Congress
Claiie
House
Washington, D. C
HOUSES ON THE BORDER LINE Of the United States and Canada
Ottawa reports Parliament discusses heavy smuggling along the frontier aided by houses straddling the boundary half in Canada and half in the United States. A tram system moves contraband goods across the line as officials inspect the properties without effective remedies. The government pursues negotiations with U S customs.
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United States
Canada
Ottawa
Pearl top lamp chimneys break in use
Brittle glass chimneys from Macbeth & Co. Pittsburg fail often. Lampsellers may stock them or be urged to carry them. The piece argues such quick wear is bad for customers, noting brittle glass and makers’ profit motives.
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Macbeth & Co
Pittsburg
Grand Winter Clothing Discount Sale
One of the greatest sales of clothing in the city offers 20 percent off all winter stock including broadcloths worsted suits and overcoats. Customers are urged to buy now for next season as items cover everyday wearing needs. The store reserves the right to withdraw the discount at any time.
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Tehebrikova
Stockholm
Ind
Washington
Actors' Fund
Next Moniav
Harrison
Representative Flower
Senator McMillan
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Memphis
Kansas City
South
St. Louis
Chicago
Merriwether
Western College of Telegraphy
EF. Bailey Booth
Kooth
Charles Hillock
Calvary Cemetery
Barboursville
Messer
Flat Creek
Circuit Court
Boyd
Court House
Colt
William Day
Smith
Carnegie Free Libraries Proposed for Pittsburg City
Andrew Carnegie offers to fund a central free library with branches in Pittsburg to form a city system. The plan includes a million dollar endowment, a Board of Trustees with mayoral and council representation, and annual maintenance around forty thousand dollars. The ordinance accepts the gift and outlines governance and future library sites.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Pittshore
Allegheny
Pitt
Birmingham
Popes
East Liberty
Lawrenceville
Central Board of Education
Allegheny County
Baltimore
Enoch Pratt
Pitsburg
Neww Reaper
Andre Carnegie
Pittsby
Library Committee
Select Council
Common Council
Board of Trustees
Andrew Carnégie
City of
H. P. Ford
Select Couneil
Attes
Geo. Sheppard
G. L. Holliday
Atte
Geo. Booth
WM. McCallin
Robert
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Liitel
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Philadelphia
Michard Rafiow
Cadelphia
West Chester
Delaware
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Sheid
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William Jones
Lower
Lunds
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Fead
SP. Coffman
Owensboro
W.L. Ferrell
Evansville
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Chiparo
Wanamaker
Joseph H. Levering
Lower Merion
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Rand
Houten
Fifth Ave
SanFaro
Porter Drouc & CaErmicat
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Fifth Avenue
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Mutler
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Federal Street
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Fourth Avenue
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McClintock
Tennessee
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Geo. W. Snaman
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Smithfield Street
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Brooklyn, N. Y
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Uniontown
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