Tariff Debate Highlights Wool Bill Clash in House
Washington March 11 The House tariff debate on wool and reciprocity heated as Wool Manufacturers' advocates clash with Democrats. Speakers like Montgomery Brookshire Ray and others defended protection, attacked reciprocity, and argued on labor costs and foreign competition amid tense exchanges and parliamentary sparring. The day ended with a recess and private pension bill discussions.
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Europe
Wool Manufacturers’ Association
Wool Growers’ Association
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Carroll D. Wright
Two Masked Men Assault Old Lady in Mt Pleasant Township
Reports from Greensburg say two masked men forced entry into Mrs. Nancy Bronson's home near Southwest village, believing she held valuables. When she claimed she had no money they subjected her to inhuman treatment.
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Greensburg
Nancy Bronson
Mt Pleasant Township
Scorched and Beaten Woman Tells of Robbery Connection
A woman, scorched and beaten, attempted to reveal a hidden lead linked to Cece, but little reward came. Mrs Bronson, niece of John Galloway of the township, was staying at Galloway's home when the robbery occurred years ago. No clue to the robbers was found.
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Bronson
John Galloway
Galloway
J Beass
A Scorned Wife's Revenge in a Kanawha County Murder
In Wheeling a inquest began into Bettie Moore's death near Campbell's Creek Kanawha County. Eliza Elswick or Hackney the divorced wife of Bettie's suitor Lewis Elswick emerged as the murderess. Evidence links her to the crime including a red hat and wearing men's attire. Her brother Jasper Hackney and John Elswick testified, suggesting motive from a threatened remarriage by Lewis Elswick.
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Wheeling
Silman
Bettie Moore
Campbell's Creek
Kanawha County
Eliza Elswick
Hackney
Lewis Elswick
Marios & Moore
Bettie
Jasper Hackney
John Elswick
Elswick
Mrs Moore Ee
Salt Lake's Sensation Involving Dowlin and Miss Coulter
Captain J C Dowlin a prominent Salt Lake politician and labor figure has two hours to leave town on a charge of assaulting an 11 year old girl His wife Mrs Dowlin uncovered love letters from Miss Inez Coulter a Presbyterian missionary who had drawn attention for Mormon anti polygamy incidents Dowlin reportedly planned divorce and remarriage The affair includes multiple marriages and movements across cities and states The story notes Coulter was teaching in Pennsylvania and Dowlin previously had five wives
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Salt Lake
Utah
J. C. Dowlin
Mason
P. 0
Sand
Inéz Coulter
Castle Garden
Associated Press
Miss Coulter
Dowlins Dowlin
Inex
Mrs. Dowlin
Fire damages across cities cause heavy losses
A New York store suffered $30,000 in damage to Henry Lewis' ladies wear. a Canahy packing house in East Buffalo lost $25,000. Edgar Wisconsin wiped out by fire. Philadelphia cotton and wool mill lost $75,000. Miller soap works faced $25,000 loss. Irving public school in Dubuque reported $15,000 damage. small blaze at William Craig home caused $5 damage. Oxford theater in England suffered fire. Manhattan and Rebecca streets alarm reported for Smith's Gadkae fire in Allegheny.
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New York
Henry Lewis
East Buffalo
Canahy Packing House
Edgar
Marathon County
Wis
Philadelphia
John Graer & Brother
Art Lancaster
Miller Soap Works
Yecker & Brothers
Manhattan
Rebecca Streets
Alleheny
Smith
Local Travelers and Officials Noted in Washington Scene
A slate of government agents and businessmen, including W. E. Clark and George H. Weeks, visited Washington with talks on real estate and production. Notables such as F. W. Moore of Eureka oil and C. L. Magee headed to Philadelphia, while naval officers and engineers also appeared at local hotels and meetings.
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W. E Clark
George H. Weeks
John Jay
Old Fort
Penn Avenue
Garrison
Ashington
Timore
Ohio Road
Pittsburg
F. W. Moore
Eureka
West Virginia
St. James
P. BR. Bremser
Rietor
Charleroi House
J. James Hotel
Ashington County
Fred Tristram
Central
Wabash Road
8. C. Millbourne
Union Pacific
Philadelphia
Bevington
United States Navy
Eaney
Ee Castle
Anderson Yesrain
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
Pitsburgers in New York are listed as registered guests at various hotels on March 11. Names include W. A. Doak and R. G. Gillespie at the Fifth Avenue, G. H. Dimick and J. Fi Astor House, J. C. Bie-House, J. Bates, and Sotteaie Goaner at Astor House, R. a Painter at Westminster, and others at Cosmopolitan, Hotel Imperial, and open appointments.
Rumors and Fact in Blood Death Case in Warren Oil Field
The Warren oil community weighs reports about Arthur R Blood who died after a horse accident three months ago. Investigations show forged bonds and stock collateral used by Blood tied to Battles & Cut and others, with $300,000 plus in suspected fraud. Blood’s wife used insurance payouts to cover debts while Blood’s brother Bryant, now in control, explains rival carbon black firms and legal actions tied to his business.
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Wakrees
Arthur R. Blood
Warren
Messrs
Battles & Cut
Girard and Corry
Blood
James McDade
Kane
McDade
McKean
Arthur Blood
Clarendon
Bryant
A. R
First National Bank
James McCaée
Coltal
Drew Levick Refining Company
Philadelphia
Bryant Blood
Erie Times
Arthur
Reid Tl Sige
Ther
Standard Oil Company
Stan
Daughter in Despair Ends in Cincinnati Funeral Tragedy
A Pittsburgh mother died in Cincinnati after searching for her missing daughter at City Hospital. The 18 year old daughter, distraught, watched her burial in a scene marked by grief and harsh attendants. The woman, identified as Mrs Marian Kane, traveled from Pittsburg to find her child and died three days after collapsing at Front and Water streets.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Queen City
Coscrswati
P Secken
Dora
Marian Kane
Hunters kill two catamounts in Virginia area wildcat encounter
John Chilcote and Isaac Swope, hunters from Alexandria, Pa, trapped a wildcat near The Loop on Short and Tussey Mountains. A second catamount attacked, injuring Swope and biting Chilcote before both animals were clubbed and killed. Six young catamounts were found in a litter nearby. bounty on scalps.
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Alexandria
John Chilcote
Isaac Swope
Tussey Mountains
Tussey Hills
Honies
Swope
Chilcote
Crit
Lamar Man Held After Lynching Attempt In City Jail
Amos Avery of Lamar, convicted of murder, was saved from a lynching mob by hiding in a Kansas City church belfry after citizens tried to seize him from the Lamar Sheriff. He awaits hanging on April 25.
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Kansas City
Amos Avery
Lamar
James A. Mills
Avery
Bartlett
Conference plans to unite powers against anarchists
Bertercu aims to convene a conference with major powers to coordinate action against anarchists. Lord Salisbury remains firm in policy amid warlike warnings over the Bering Sea, while riots force Lyons College in France to close. Timothy Healy’s brother Thomas elected MP for Wexford, replacing J E Redmond who moved to Waterford. Samrsox, the American strong man, jailed then bailed in London over jewelry theft from Mrs Bernstein. Beaupaire accuses Rochefort of weaponising justice as Paris Boulangist editor Rocuxrtfort faces prosecution calls.
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Bertercu
Lord Salisbury
Waterford
Samrsox
London
Bernstein
M. Rocuxrrort
Paris
M. Beaupaire
Beaupaire
Boulanger, Rochefort
Count Dillon
France
Basement Street Sale Offers Wide Range of Bargains
Local department store at Cor Grant and Diamond streets advertises a Saturday sale with discounts on boy and men’s clothing including boys shorts pants suits, knee pants, wool pants, corduroy pants, and men’s suits and vests. Prices slashed from high values to low sale figures. Includes women’s cassimere pants line and various fabrics. stock emphasis on value and clearance.
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Rsa
Mentes
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Universal Praise for Chamberlain Remedy Drives Demand
The remedy claims speedy cure for grippe cold croup and whooping cough gaining popularity in Cameron Ohio Johns ton West Virginia and Winona Mississippi with retailers praising its reliability. A local druggist in Winona endorses it as perfectly reliable and always satisfactory. Fifty cent bottles are sold by druggists. A separate auction sale at Arnheim Live Stock Company promises savings on Bisqui or Beer herbs and aromatics priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Drew Levick Company
Arthur
Muir Oli Company
Muir Oil Company
Levick Ek
Levick Lomene
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Messrs
McVay
Franklin
Copeland
Hall
F. Barnes
New Castle
Copeland, Hall and Bye
Land
Tod P. m
vEs. Copeland, Hall & Byers
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
Views of Producers and February pipe line reports
Oil producers voiced mixed views on the Ohio Supreme Court decision and Standard Oil dissolving the trust. February pipe line statements show little change from January with total runs about 2.58 million barrels and Mellon and Transit's metrics up or steady. Numerous wells in the McMurray and Willow Grove areas are described as producing variable but generally high outputs.
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Standard
C. T. Dodd
Standard Oil Trust
Supreme Court of Ohio
Trust
Ohio
Henry Stewart
Standard Oil Company
W. M. McKelvey
Ision
Clamor
Dodd
Standard Oil
J. Fisher
Ohio Supreme Court
J. M. Lambing
Corry
Attorney Dodd
GC. H. Jennings
Brown Bros, Robinson & Co
McMurray
Noblestown
Burchinal
Willow Grove
Gordon
Guffey, Jennings & Campbell
Oakdale Oil Company
Baldwin
Carnegie
William Cromline
Dunn’s Station
Sisterville
Oil Well Supply Company
National Transit Company
McDonald Field
Amiluary
Mellon
Matthews
Jennings, Guffey & Co
Herron
Guffey and Queen's
Samuel Watmore
Devonian Oil Company
Boyce
Morgan Heirs
Wallace
Forest Oil Company
Wright
Guffey, Etal & Co
Sam Sturgeon
Je Oil Comes
McDonald
Zee National Transit
Bal Five
Buckeyre
Southern
New York Transit
Macksburg
Eureka
Mansfield and Crestline vie for Fort Wayne shops
A Mansfield Ohio delegation met Pennsylvania Company officials in Pittsburgh to urge moving the Crestline Fort Wayne shops to Mansfield. Crestline, now the western Pittsburg division terminus, faces loss, while Mansfield claims broader business and traffic gains from becoming the new terminus.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
Crestline
Board of Trade
Pittsburg
Mansfield Board of Trade
B. F. Crawford
W. & Capiter
J. 3. Hed Reid Carpenr
M. B. Bushnell
B. W. Fickes
John Vanatta
J. A. Murphy
George Keller
Anderson
Schlosser
Ww. S. Cappeller
Foraker
Ohio
McKinley
Alger
Kaper
Harrison
Dewcy
Tam
John Sherman
Mr. Cappeller
Sherman
Foster
Senate
Forester
How to Avoid the Danger After Grippe
A historical ad touts aftercare for grippe victims, urging tonic support with Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole pure medicinal stimulant. It claims science backs its use, promotes renewed vitality, and warns against deceptive competing products.
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Duffy
Bronchial Catarrh Misnamed as Consumption
The article explains bronchial catarrh or chronic bronchitis as an extended catarrhal illness often mistaken for consumption. It describes mucus buildup in the windpipe and bronchial tubes, severe coughing, blood streaks in mucus, chest pain, and the potential for cure with timely specialist care.
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