Foraker's FIGHTERS and the City Board Fight in Ohio
In Columbus lawmakers debated reorganization of city government with a contested plan to create a five member Board of Control. Foraker aligned bloc defeated a House bill by collaborating with a Senate move that ensured Foraker influence, signaling a pro-Democratic tilt in state and national elections.
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Columbus
Board of Control
Foraker
Cleveland
Logan
House
Senate
Sherman
Pardon for the Beaver Editors Before the Pardons Board
Mellon and Porter Beaver Star editors face six months in jail for shelling Senator Quay as counsel plead for clemency. They argue no malice and health and business risks if imprisoned. Board of Pardons reviews clemency requests and issues decisions after executive session.
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Hanrnisies
Board of Pardons Today
Mellon and Porter
The
Beaver Ltar
Quay
E. B Dougherty
Louis W. Reed
Robert Ritchie
Mellon
Porter
Wickham
Board of Pardons
Perdon
John A. Mellon
Ee H. Porter
Beaver Star Pulishers
Mansfield City in Darkness as Power Dispute Looms
Mansfield Ohio residents face a blackout as City Council and Arc Electric Light Company clash over a new contract for Hecht ing streets. The old contract expired March 20 and the council rejected a $15 per edit? for an advance, delaying restoration until an agreement is reached.
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Mansfvery, O
Arc Electric Light Company
Hechting Streets
Allegheny Wins at Checkers in Washington Pa
A great checker match at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms in Washington pits Allegheny against local players Benny Barr Otterson Johnston and Parks against Gibson Leslie Hull Stuart and Sawhill. Allegheny records 31 wins with Washington collecting several wins and several draws.
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Wasuinctos
Young Men's Christian Association
Allegheny
Messrs
Benny
Barr
Otterson
Johnston
Parks
Messia
Gibson
Leslie
Hull
Stuart
Sawhill
Washington
Street Car Battle Looms Over McKeesport Extensions
McKeesport and Reynoldton Electric One seeks right of way on multiple streets to extend lines while the Union Passenger Railway Company contests the same paths to build a new route. Both ordinances have cleared the Railroad Committee and are set for auction by the Common Council.
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McKeesport
McKresront
Reynoldton
Union Passenger Railway Company
Common Council
Possible Arm of the Third Party Emerges at Patrons of Industry Meeting
Totrpo reports the Executive Committee of the Patrons of Industry of America met in secret before their annual convention. Delegates are expected from every state, with speculation that political action of some kind may be taken.
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Totrpo
Patrons of Industry of America
Delek
Tate
Man Dead After Train Incident Near Altoona
A young man, believed to be Graham, of Middleburg, Maryland, boarded the Altoona accommodation train at Spruce Creek this evening. He drew a revolver, placed the muzzle to his head, and died shortly after, in an apparent self-inflicted action.
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Altoona
Spruce Creek
Here
Graham
Middleburg
He Saved His Wife and Will Die
Porremours C. reports Joseph 8m oux a prominent citizen fatally burned while aiding his wife who tried to die in a kerosene fire. He tore away her burning clothes, inhaled the flames, and doctors fear his death at any moment. His wife was not seriously burned.
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Porremours
Joseph 8Moux
Endes
Wis
Coach Ditch Crash Near Bellaran No Serious Injuries
A passenger coach on the Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati Railroad jumped the track a few miles south of Bellaran last night and rolled into a ditch. The train was not running fast and the passengers were returning from the city. No one was seriously hurt.
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Bellaran
Bellaire, Zanesville
Cincinnati
Forged His Way Everywhere
Newanr March 2 special report states Chief Inspector Byrnes of New York telegraphs about a matter of interest.
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Newanr
Sperial
Byrnes
New York
Telegraphs
House of Representatives Fire Destroys Public Documents
A blaze in the folding room of the House of Representatives around 7 pm destroyed many public documents including agricultural reports and memorial addresses. Firefighters contained the flames, but water and smoke damaged the office and corridors. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, origin possibly from an employee's negligence near a linen elgar stand.
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House of Representatives
House
Representatives
Capitol
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed For Strength and Recovery
A testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for weakness and prostration after grip. The writer credits improved appetite, energy, and well being after taking three bottles, urging others to try the remedy.
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Hood
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Pardon For the Beaver Editors
Bridgeport
Henriet H. Coxnan
Pittsburg
Lottie C. Reinecke
Canton
T. Aller
Steuben- Fille
Pardon Board
New Castle
Conrad Reicht
Reicht
Jacob Cline
Beaver County
Lawrence County
Why Mansfield, C
Checkers
Blanche Russell
Suter- Fille
Blanche
Meee
Rosenbaum & Co
Postmaster
Lubec
Reve
Lane
Jutib, ‘Bostc
Rosa
Bernard E. Arons
Fifth Avenue
Meter van
Stendil
M. Ferguson
Brookline St
Boston
Ples
Furfien
Penn Avenue
Sicily
Charles H. Adams
London
Queen Victoria
Mellor & Hoene's
Joan
Chas, L. Avis
MME
Saran Abbey
Maurice Grau
Fedora
Thursde
Cabell
Wang
Alvin Extra
Dewolf Hopper
W. A. Sears
E. P. Btore
Leqhner Schoenberger
O’dowds
Fam
Nyen Lote
Glison
Erleca i
Williams’ Academy
Seeciatey Co
Eone
Mecca
Kaya
Lebanon
Offic: Incorporated
America
Royal Gold Care CO
G.m.curry
M.D
Gen
Manaacn
Market ST. Wood ST
West Button
W.m.laird
Market ST
Wood ST
Mhao Ewreu
W. Snaman
Federal ST
Allegheny City, PA
Sixth Street
Lyon Hat
Bennett &Co
Wood Street
Fifth Aten
Urling Bros
Silk Department
India
Douglas & Mackie
Mbil
Kaufmanns
Smithfield St
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