Geary Chinese Exclusion Bill Signed With Flawed Provisions
The president approves the amended Geary bill amid Senate concessions yet retains a clause forcing all Chinese residents to obtain residence certificates from Collectors of Internal Revenue. Critics call the measure unjust, warning it harms U S relations with China and risks American interests for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Joint Committee
Senate
America
China
Internal Revenue
Patriot Training by Grover Cleveland at Ann Arbor
The article praises Grover Cleveland for his advocacy of civic education and Columbus Day celebrations. It notes his Ann Arbor speech urging patriotic training, public schools as a key feature of American life, and parents guiding children in duties and national principles within school education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
America
Ann Arbor
European cab trends spark American reform questions
Mr. A J Cassatt argues in the North American Review that London and Paris show cheaper cab fares with large fleets averaging five dollars daily per driver, while New York with fewer cabs charges a dollar per trip and earns about seven dollars daily. He warns that capital combines to keep transport costly and urges reconsideration of public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cassatt
North American Review
America
London
Paris
New York
Cassatt
Hackman
Europe
Boston Ladies Spirits Salon Allegedly Opened in City
A provocative notice asserts a Boston liquor saloon marketed as exclusive to women. critics fear vulgarity and moral decline and suspect a misprint or mischaracterized venue possibly a spirit chamber or intellectual venue, prompting calls for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Improvements urged in Pittsburg fire insurance and protection
The piece contrasts rising fire insurance rates in Pittsburg with the New York Commercial Bulletin's view that underwriting funds are underused. It argues for salvage corps, better local rate justification, and improved Fire Department efficiency, urging fair dwelling rates and prudent public spending to protect the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York Commercial Bulletin
Pittsbure
Philadelphia
Immigration statistics urged to curb undesired entrants
The Immigration Bureau calls for inspectors to collect data on incoming immigrants to justify public charges and shape policies. Pittsburg offers rich insights into immigrant careers, highlighting both gains and losses under current flows. A proposed method, per PATH, taxes steamship lines by passenger count to fund public costs from immigration. Such data could underpin a revenue scheme to cover future expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Immigration Bureau
Pittsburg
Tae Drs- Path
Criticism of House cuts to State Department funds
The piece argues opposition over a $25,000 Italian dispute payment was a trivial point. It defends the contingency fund as Presidentially placed for unforeseen matters and notes settling the dispute cheaply, criticizing focus on foreign policy amid domestic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
State Department
Congress
Sioux Falls Divorce Industry Draws Forthright Criticism
A New York Post inquiry highlights how Sioux Falls profits from a thriving divorce trade. It notes lavish spending by suitors and churches, praise of the revenue as publicity, and locals inviting critics to leave town while denying wrongdoing. The piece parallels with broader debates over money guiding public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
New York Post
Tr Issad
New York
West Virginia Delegates Swell Uninstructed Ranks To Minneapolis
West Virginia Republican delegates increase the uninstructed group heading to Minneapolis. Secretaries Elkins ties to Harrizon and state power hint that lack of second term instructions results from a raid by administration supporters to hide their strength early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiews
West Virginia
Minneapolis
Elkins
Harrizon
Shifting Rumors and Local Shadows in a Daily Stream
Prince Russett faces potential fallout from Yellowstone Park accusations affecting his standing with his father. The Baltimore Terminal tale drags on, echoing Milbank’s snobbery over social rank. Milbank dismisses a rival due to perceived low status amid a bitter last battle. Philadelphia teams were defeated by Pittsburgh yesterday. A man accused of hundreds of wives prompts shock that many women admit victimization. Funeral cakes appear beside Carl Pretzel’s bier. Ex Senator MGallus eyes a political comeback amid enduring resilience. Economites debate Duss’s autonomy and motives.
Notables Notes on Public Life and Society
A survey of notable figures includes the Archbishop of Canterbury advocating Sunday open museums, Marquis de Mores denying anarchist views, Somdeth Phra Chow Fa Bhaumangsi Swangavusga Kooma Phra Bhauhadda roongsee Vavadev noted as Siam’s Postmaster General, and other briefs on politicians, royals, educators, and artists.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Brander Matthews
Siam
Somdeth Phra Chow Fa Bhaumangsi
Swangavusga Kooma Phra Bhauhaddaroongsee Vavadev
Galusna A. Grow
QorEes Nathalte
Servia
Europe
Inene G. Woop
Cochesett
Mon
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
The list of Pittsburgers registered in New York includes O. M. Bingham Imperial Q H Hitchcock Grand Union H C Hull New York Hotel O Miller Hotel Normandie H Morton Astor House UH Phillips Astor House E Solomon Hotellimperial D Wenkce Continental Hotel J F McCanalesa Imperial W H Speer Westminster Mrs C Hays Fifth Avenue H P Patton Fifth Avenue G Wright Jr Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
H. P. Patton
G. Wright, Jr
Idle rich youths stage circus like acts in Boston and Washington
The Detroit Journal notes that idle Boston youths are staging an amateur circus to pass time and that Democratic Congressmen in Washington are engaging in similar doings, seemingly for the same purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Washington
If in the Road of Adjournment in Congress
A concise note discusses the looming July adjournment and how early booms may not affect the presidential timetable. It reflects Washington Star style on political timing and the tension between Congress and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Congress
Princeton Theological Seminary faces Van Dyke resignation
The Princeton Theological Seminary faculty and Rev. Paul Van Dyke dispute his resignation from the Chair of Church History. Dr. Warfield says van Dyke left by request and differed on preterition, with McCosh praising his talents while noting no comment on the theological dispute. The split among students grows as Van Dyke maintains his position and stance.
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van Dyke
Princeton
Princeton Theological Seminary
New York
Paul van Dyke
Briggs
Princeton Seminary
Green
Warfield
Mr. van Dyke
Dr. Warfield
McCook
Ecclesiastical Oath Discussion at Episcopal Convention
At the Protestant Episcopal convention in Puribaperrita the substitute limiting clergymen to oaths only from the book of common prayer and the church constitutions was discussed along with an amendment about independent action. Both proposals were debated but no action was taken as the morning session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Book of Common Prayer
P. E. Church
United States
The Bausman Case and the Presbyterian Dilemma
A Rochester pastor Rev. Mr. Bausman is dismissed after a controversial sermon about mercy for all, sparking debate over heresy and church discipline. The Allegheny Presbytery released him to a Congregational body after his resignation, highlighting tensions between creed and pastoral kindness.
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Dispatch
Bausman
Rochester
Allegheny
Presbyterian
Les
Christ
M. G. Allequeny
Put Himself on Record. Facta in regard to city houses
A reader requests publication of a dated statement detailing court compromise on February 5 with the city and plans for removing and remodeling houses. It covers notices from March 23, payments received March 24, possession dates in April, city actions April 2 and 12, bids and contract timing, and a final appeal to public opinion dated May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
D. E. Sheridan
Samuel T. Paisley
F. Bese
Not the Sunday Papers Blamed for Decline in Church Attendance
A Pittsburg Times column argues Sunday newspapers reflect a broader cultural shift from religion to secular intellect. It contends sermons must match current thought and offer lively subjects, or non-church-goers will increase, regardless of newspaper presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Colonel McClure
Philadelphia Times
Hanner
McClure
Sigures
Allegheny
Alleghenies
Giace
Gladstone
Lane Theological Seminary Holds 56th Commencement
Lane Theological Seminary Presbyterian divinity school in Crxctwxall announced its fifty sixth commencement on May 5. Nine young theologians completed programs. six already serve as pastors.
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Lane Theological Seminary
The
Presbyterian Church
Death of Joseph M. Hadden in Alabama shocks hometown
Joseph M. Hadden, 37, a former Uniontown businessman and ex council president, died suddenly at his new hotel in Bessemer Alabama. His death surprised Fayettetown friends who believed he was in good health. his body will be brought home for burial.
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Joseph M. Hadden
Uniontown
Bessemer
Ala
Fayettetonn
Mr. Hadden
Alabama
Notable Boston Crayon Artist Charles A Barry Dies At 62
Charles A Barry once led Boston public schools drawing, headed Rhode Island School of Design, and served as Deputy Collector. Founding member of the Boston Art Club, he made a Lincoln portrait in 1900. A Whittier poem mentions his crayon drawings. Also noted: Jacob Mattern of Hollidaysburg died at 68 in Pittsburgh. Mary McCarthy dies at 101 in Wilton New Hampshire. Lawrence McCully of the Hawaiian Supreme Court died. Freemont era figure Don Jose Pico described. Martin Borntraeger head of Louisville Anzeiger died. J M Dorland, famed newspaper correspondent, died in Atlantic City.
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Charles Alfred Barry
Boston
Rhode Island
Cesign
Harry
Boston Art Club
Springfield
Til
Abraham Lincoln
Whittier
Mr. Barry
Mary McCanthy
Wilton
N. H
Lawrence McCully
Hawaiian Supreme Court
Don Jose Pico
California
Fremont
Martin Borntraeger
Louisville Anzeiger Company
Louisville
Iroquois Club Tax Notice Leads to Payment
Deputy Revenue Agent Dinsmore warned the Iroquois Club of prosecution if the liquor tax was not paid. After consultation the tax was paid, ending the pressure on the Democratic group in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joussions
Dinsmore
Iroquois Club
Death by Own Action Suspected in May 5 Death
Peter Wilhelm, a 40 year old bachelor in MAssistos, was found dead in his room today. A broken package of sugar of lead was found, supporting the theory of death by own action after repeated threats.
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Massistos
Peter Wilhelm
Tinman
Interesting May Day at Home for Incurables and Aged Colored Women's Home
A home on Butler street hosted a reception organized by the King's Daughters to raise funds for a new hydraulic elevator. The event featured floral adornments, portraits of Miss Jane Holmes and her brother, and donations of groceries and goods. The death of inmate Miss Anne Kirkwood occurred, while visitors praised the San Parlor and fire-escape bridges. The annual May fair at Lafayette Hall opened, with ice cream, booths, and the Iron City Band entertainment slated for the evening.
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Home For Incurables
Incurables
Butler Street
Jane Holmes
William Holmes
Butlerstreet
William Thaw
Anne Kirkwood
George Scully
Miss Reese
Miss Bird Edwards
Elizabeth Tindle
Birdie Faber
Gertrude
Fannie Smith
Grace Taylor
Blanche Street
Martin
Will Edwards
McCallum
Miss Pressly
N. M. Smith
George Taylor
Mary McCandless
FE. Stevenson
W. Miller
Book
Arbuckle
Lafayette Hall
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Iron City
D. 5. Richards
E. Hawkins
E. Johnson
S. Maloney
5. Dorsey
E. Cain
Kate Strothers
Misa S. Delaney
M. Allen
C. Stinson
German Lutheran fair winds up in Old City Hall
Social chatter notes the German Lutheran Evangelical fair in Old City Hall ends tonight with a musical program and a strong representation from the German community. The fourth annual Lady Gladstone Lodge tea and reception drew a large crowd at Turner Hall Southside. Carnegie free organ recital and Carnegie Musical Society concerts are on the docket at Carnegie Hall Allegheny.
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Old City Hall
Lady Gladstone Lodge No
Order of Daughters of St. George
New Turner Hall
Southside
Carnegie Hall
Allegheny
Ecker
Carnegie Musical Society
Allegheny General Hospital
Belshazzar
Alvin
Axp Mus
Wintrax J. McCanocm
Holga
Edgewood
Children's Aid Society of
Allegheny Country
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Pennsylvania
McKeespore
Theodore Hostetter
Western Avenue
Madame Howard
Pennsylvania College For Women
Nominations and Delegates Stirting the 1912 Conventions
Readers see a flurry of mentions about the Springfield and Minneapolis gatherings with references to delegates and party divisions. Observers note New York Democratic divides and the role of key figures like Senator Hill as conventions approach.
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Springfield
Chicago Tribune
New York
Tammany Braves
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Senator Hill
Joliet Journal
Hertz
Chicago
People’s Party
Maine
Detroit Free Press
Dem
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Colorado
Minneapolis
Curious Condensations Across Worlds And Customs
A roundup of curious notes from London theater health practices to French rail perks, world geography trivia, Eureka finds, and a Borneo wedding ritual. It covers cures for the grip, lunar scale comparisons, a four legged chicken tale, a giant Scranton wheel, and a swift Borneo nuptial rite with a betel nut oath.
Entangled Elopements and Domestic Quips in City Life
Fragmented dialogue portrays couples plotting elopement and economical carriage plans while family figures joke about messengers gifts and domestic duties. Amid quick glances and whispered schemes, characters discuss travel, furniture, and social expectations with humor and brisk banter.
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the Dispatch
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Diamond Street
Ilding
SNE
Nton Square
Amo York
de P Opera
Sorie
Footace
Rarernsraren
Darrusraren
Darny Dosraten
Msraren
Sundar
Darny Msraren
Darcy Erate
Tretching Seuiday
Dim
Txpay
the Law OF Business
Boston Spirits
Robert T. Lir
Coln
Court of St. James
Lincoln
White House
Wuen
Houman
Economist
Teed and Company
Shakers
Pittssune
Merry May
Hestox
Morrow
Henman
Prince Russett
Yellowstone Park
Baltimore
Milbank
Carl Pretzel
Mgallus
Duss
Tur
Marquis de Mores
DeWolf Taylor
Austin Lee
Herbert Bismarck
Margaret Hoyas
Fiame
Robert Whitehead
Housco Mussiteerbure
Freiburg
Germany
Harvard College
Bovetrreau
Pittsburgers
Varlancs
Westminster
Episcopaliana
Ste Lesson
Mr. Bose
Lane
Charles A. Barry
Jacob Mattern
Hollidaysburg
Washington Avenue
Huntingdon County
Water Street
Huntingdon
John Mattern
Frank
Robert
King’s Daughters
France
Legislative Assembly
Styria
Austria
Perry
Wonderiner & Young Chicken
Salvation Army
Copenhagen
Africa
Australia
North
South America
Mashona
Scranton
Blaine
Andersonville
Furuure
Gulf Stream
Cape Florida
J. Korosi
Hungarian Bureau of Statistics
Sheffield
Cutlers’ Company
Narragansett House
Providence
Leslie
Gao
Shanghai Debating Society
Shanghai
Edgar Bates
Angola
Jackson County
Mich
Samuel Bennett
Sandusky
Charles 11
England
Stradivarius
Gremona
Borneo
Papa
George
Bridget
Emerson
Peckham
Stickney
Hlowen
Miss Redbud
Alpenstock
Kirby Stone
Job Lott
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