Debate on Bland's Bill Opens in House Today
The great Bland silver bill debate is set to begin tomorrow after the session opens. Republicans plan to oppose the measure but avoid obstructing the final passage, while Democrats including Harter Tracey and Williams are expected to filibuster. the dispute centers on policy rather than eloquence.
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Boretav
D. C
Harter
Tracey
Williams
Blind
Bland
Fouth
Sherman Hoar
Andrews
Massachusetts
Messrs
Tracey and
Fitch
New York
Van
Nebraska
Pierce
Tennessee
Senate
House
Bering
Lord Salisbury
Bering Sea
State Department
Executive
Salisbury
Pribylov Islands
Seal
United Sates
Buckinghams Neckwear Featured At Jos Horne Co
A fragment notes the Men s Furnishing Department in the portico of Buckinghams neckwear and mentions Jos Horne Co s Penn Avenue Stores as a reference point in the period city trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portati
Buckingham
Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Generous Delia Parnell Sustained as Trustee in Will Case
The Supreme Court upheld a lower ruling in favor of Delia T. Parnell regarding $4,536 placed in trust by Charlotte Smith in 1876. Parnell used funds for investments, concealed losses, and later remitted over $3,000 to Smith as if from profits to spare her illness. The administrator argued for recovery, but the court found no injury to Smith and affirmed the tolerance of Parnell’s actions.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Edward Stewart
Charlotte Smith
Appellee
Delia T. Parnell
Miss Smith
Two Coaches Demolished in Findlay Railroad Wreck
A Findlay Fort Wayne and Western Railroad wreck at 3 pm west of the city crushed engineer Alexander Shannon and fireman E. E. Whitt fatally injuring them. Several passengers were injured as a broken rail derailed the cannon ball passenger train, smashing two coaches and a baggage car with about 25000 dollars in damage.
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Findlay
Fort Wayne
Alexander Shannon
E. E. Whitt
Millinery and Parasol Openings to Day at Jos Horve Co
Grand display invites all as openings continue at Penn Avenue stores. Includes fashion shows for suits and jackets and medical and beauty products from Steinmanns 105 Federal street. Notable names listed among marriages and residents of Marshall and Economy townships.
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Jos. Horve & Co
Penn Avenue
Obituary notice for Mathew Coxxor Bor Las in Bulger Pennsylvania
On Saturday morning March 10 1842 Mathew Coxxor Bor Las died at 71. Funeral services will be at his home Bulger Pa Moxway at 1130 am. Interment at Robinson Run Cemetery at 2 o'clock.
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Liberty Street
Allegheny City
Hutchison
Joan W. Hvrcusson
Clarence Hutchison
Belmont Street
Allegheny
Kerer
Joan Kunz
Feneral
Fairfield Station
A. V
Wepyespar
Union Depot
R.u
Washington
Knipling
R. W
Mindie Street
Huxsar Kwiriisa
Mitchell
Clark Ges Prem
A. U
Groner W. Mitchell
M. E
Locust Street
McKeesport
Wsprespayy
S McBride
May Butte McBerne
Michael
Minnie McBride
Morgan
Orin Sims
Prospect Street
Weoszepar
McCreary
Wa. U
Sanam Larr McCreary
Thomas Gazzolo
Dinwiddie Street
Mdinst
McGinty
Peter McGinnty
Natchez Street
Mt. Wash
St. Mary's
of the Mount
Nesbit
Windiam
Trispar
Vinial Street
St. Mary’s Church
Sloan
J. C. Stoax
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Stowe Township
New York and Erie
Stewart
Katie Fooresce
W.C
M. Eva Hays Stewart
Toespay
Neville Street
East End
Sproull
Thomas Sraovt
Central Reformed Presbyterian Church
Sandusky Street
Ohio
Wilkins—Heser Witers
Handusky Street
Khemuains
Brownsville
Borland
Mathew Coxxor Bor- Las
Bulger
Moxway
Robinson Run
Brunecke
Oscarlatina
Anna
Lorenz
Tinas Branecke
Cusick
Annie Crsice
Ffth Ward
WrEpwEspay
San Francisco
Flaherty
Nona Leoxamp
Patrick
Elizabeth Flaherty
Preble Avenue
Wepnes Bay
Morxizg
Groner
Cael Elizabeth Holmes
Bright new Wilton fabrics offer lasting wear and beauty
A catalog spread promises rich color harmony and modern interior style. Wiltons showcase patterns described as superior in durability and design, with exceptional value for the initial outlay. The text highlights months of work and calls attention to their artistic color schemes.
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Wiltons
Spring textiles bloom in cotton goods line up
Spring weather hints at coming purchases as flower inspired fabrics enter display. Violets Poppies Petunias decorate textiles though the piece highlights 32 inch Persian Organdie Lawns 32 inch Canton Cloths and 30 inch Tiji Cloths with prices 25c and 12 1-2c.
Domestic Cottons Patterned Moquettes at Low Prices
Our entire line of new patterns of best Moquettes are now $1.25. Many patterns of the best quality are only $1. Not far from PERFECTION standard. These are as near the mark as they've ever come, Indienne 37 inches wide fast color blue grounds with India Silk designs in white, 30 inch Roc.
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Indienne
Poet
New Body Brussels Carpets and Zephyr Ginghams Advertised
The ad touts Body Brussels for durability and price, notes radical design changes, and promotes Zephyr Ginghams as a low-cost yet elegant fabric. It highlights patterns like Llama Cloth, Louisiane, Alma Cloth, and compares Zephyrs to higher priced fabrics, with mentions of French Wash Dress Goods and imported Zephyrs near Andrews fabrics.
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Brussels
French Wash
J. & D. Anderson
Anderson
John and David Andersons Zephyr Ginghams and Fall Fabrics
The store promotes Zephyr ginghams at 20 cents per yard and highlights new two and three-ply Ingrains with Brussels textures. It touts Westminster heavy fabrics, Evening Dress Materials, and a range of Henrietta silk warp fabrics in multiple colors. Mentions 1892 graduation dresses from the stock.
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John & David Anderson
Carpet Up holstering Department prompts early selections
The Carpet Upholstering Department emphasizes prompt appointment fulfillment and advises customers to choose early to avoid delays after April 1. The notice highlights reliability and confidence built with customers through timely service.
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House of Representatives
Great Britain
United States
Dorking
Ligatser
Delia Parnell
Steinmann’s
Federal Street
Tusu
Jos, Horne & Co
William W. Frances
Lucy A. Founer
George W. Hobitzer
Margaret G. Stewart
John H. Bricker
Belle T. Gibson Cageewees Willan Skowran
Auguste Nuneccki
Joseph Landshut
Julia Balloch
John F. Smith
Annie W .A Thomas Jenny
Elizabeth Hoesi
William W. Wilson
Maggie Gerster
William A. Etrobel
Hanna M. Beeler
John Etherington
Julia O'Brien
Marshall Township
Cleveland
BEN. L. Elliott
Fifth Ave
Wood
Market Sta
Western Insurance Coo
Pittsburg
Wood St
Alexander Nimick
John B. Jackson
Jelsoi-Tra WM
William H. Wood
Forbes St
Oakland
Quirinnd
Pittsburg LN 180
INS. CO
North 1 America
Peace Gog
Illiam L. Tone Es, &i
New Spring
Rantee
Horne & Ward
Fifth Avenue
McClintock & Go.s
Axminsters
Body Brussels
Louisianes
Alma
Ingraind
Henriettas
Gusky
Market Street
Henry Berger
Wood Street
City
Daas Ane
Ae L As
McGlintock & Co
Shuman Bros., Wood and Diamond Ee
Attic
Boggs & Buhl
Liberty
Pittsburg, Pa
A. F. Bawhill
Federal St
China
Ginniff & Steinert
Wood Street Carpet House
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