Duty of a Distiller to Build His Own Warehouses
A debate over government warehouse roles cites Treasury replies to Senator Cockrell. The Internal Revenue Service states the U.S. has never built distiller warehouses and no law funds such construction. Distillers must store their own spirits in bonded or private warehouses with taxes and liens secured by bonds and government claim on the spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers’ Alliance
Cockrell
Internal Revenue
Egg
Wasursoton
F. M. Cockrell
United States Senate
United States
Joan W. Slasox
Free List For Iron Ore Pressed In Congress
Representative Williams of Massachusetts presented views of New England manufacturers urging iron on the free list. They proposed free iron ore and scrap iron with pig iron taxed 24 percent and other iron duties lowered to 40 percent. A New York delegate also urged a hearing for artists on free art, to be heard by the Ways and Means Committee a week from next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
New England
Cochran
New York
United States
Merchants Demand View of New Steel Vessel Concord
Secretary of the Navy orders Commander White of the gunboat Concord to sail to Cairo and then St Louis if deemed prudent to accommodate St Louis merchants eager to inspect a steel vessel. The Mississippi is navigable for shallow-draft ships under 20 feet. Concord draws 16 feet 7 inches and may make the Memphlis to St Louis passage if safe. Forecast says the current deep water should last at least two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
White
Concord
Cairo
St. Louis
Mississippi
St Louis
Memphlis
Fighting the Sugar Trust Attorney General Says Suit Pending
The Attorney General reports to the House that a suit in equity to enjoin violations of the anti trust law has been filed in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania against the Sugar Refining Company and associates, May 2, contagious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United States
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Pennsylvania
Investigation of Judge Boarman Charges Closed
The sub committee investigating Judge Boarman of Louisiana has closed the inquiry after awaiting his reply. The answer has been received and indications suggest the matter will be dropped with no impeachment steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boarman
Louisiana
Senate reports substitute bill to extend settlement act
A Senate report on May 9 proposes a substitute to merge several bills. The act to settle accounts between the United States and Mississippi would apply to Minnesota Oregon Kansas Nebraska Nevada Colorado South Dakota Montana Idaho and Wyoming, granting five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Mississippi
Minnesota
Oregon
Kansas
Nebraska
Nevada
Colorado
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Attorney General Miller Defends Baltimore Inquiry
The Attorney General testified before the House Civil Service Reform Committee about Baltimore officers Biddleman and Sultser. He said he had no knowledge of removal requests or prosecutions and that the Marshal appointed them. He noted Roosevelt's report was sent to him and that he had not examined the primaries or legality of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, May
Miller
House Committee On Civil Service Reform
Baltimore
Marshal's Office
Biddleman
Sultser
Roosevelt
Crowding the Court in May Term at Judge Buffington's Court
Judge Acheson presided as a large crowd filled the May term of the United States Circuit Court in Judge Buffington's room. Many cases were not ready for trial. the Eureka Mower suit began, and a key Barr stockholder suit against Pittsburg Plate Glass Company was dismissed in part while alleging a conspiracy to erect a rival factory and sell assets at inflated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Et al
Mr. Barr
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
J. R. Edward
E. 5
Ford
Artemus
John Piteatra, Jr
J. R. Ford
Tarentum
Ford City
Plea in Involuntary Manslaughter Case Ends Trial
Jacob Elik pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after being indicted for the murder of Ide Ensel on Spring Garden avenue. The shooting occurred April 6. Elik claimed it was accidental during a play with a firearm. Judge Collier fined him $100 and sentenced him to 18 months in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Elik
Burleigh
Ellic
Ide Ensel
Spring Garden Avenue
Engel
Eilk
Frank Mankedick
North Fayette Township
B. Feredy
Court Docket Includes Murder and Numerous Civil Actions
Commonwealth charges Della Cain with murder alongside a list of co defendants. The docket also shows Common Pleas Nos. 1 and 5 cases including Duff vs Heiber Second Avenue Railway and Pennsylvania Railroad Company disputes, with multiple insurance and corporate parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Della Cain
L. I. Richards
August Danner
W. H. Walker
Charles Sutor
Conrad Reinhardt
Richard Kroeson
Charles Strain
George R. West
George R. Nye
A. L. Nye
Julia Boyer
Joseph Ryan
J. D. Lupher
C. J. Cassity
John Laughran
H. F. Biggam
Louis Rothschilds
Matthew Stewart
F. E. Johnston
Matthew Best
J. Geib
George E. Dark
Frank Gross
J. R. Woodlock
Common Pleas
Duff
Heiber
Todd
Second Avenue
Spencer & Glaser
Stevenson
Essel
S Speck
McNeil
Ve Cuthbertson
McLean
Getty, Sr
Dsay
Dayon
Gearing
Stilley
McCallen
Dean
Harrison
McKeesport
Woods
Beymer
McConnell
Citizens’ Traction Company
Price
Adams
Boyeret Ax
Pittsburg
Virginian
Charleston Railway
Schwartz
Booth
Ebendorver
Philadelphia Company
Caldwell Va
Gray & Co
Boston
Kress
Wheeler
Allegheny County Loan and Trust
Assessors Urged to Start Registry Work by May 2
May 2 marks the deadline for register assessors to begin compiling the registry assessment and return the books to County Commissioners. The expanded labor under the new law tightens the schedule, with 47 assessors not yet started. Among them 9 are in Allegheny, 5 in boroughs, 20 in townships, and 13 in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Boroughs
Townships
Lawsuits and verdicts from recent court actions
Micnakt Sureny sues Edward House for 500 over failure to complete a lot sale. Hunny Mason issues an execution against KR J McClure and wife for 350 balance on a 2,500 debt. James M Frewine secures 500 verdict against Boden Gas Co for pipeline damage. Jessie Johns wins 320 against William Minory and wife for illegally levied goods. H M Lynn wins 50 against George Jackson and wife for a real estate commission dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micnakt Sureny
Edward
Hunny Mason
KR. J. McClure
James M. Frewine
Boden Gas Company
Jessie Joxrs
William Minory
H. M. Lynn
George Jackson
Forest Oil Test Well on Gregg Farm Shows Poor Quality
Forest Oil’s test well on the Gregg farm south of Gregg station in the Panhandle district showed poor quality sand and only about 1,200 feet of oil in the hole, with potential 10 to 12 barrel output. Nearby wells like Wettengel No. 3 and McDonald area gauges reported 21,000 barrels production, while other fields such as McCurdy and Lorain farms pursued fifth sand targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
J. M. Guffey, Russell, McMullen & Co
Wettengel Farm
Oakdate
Tre Disratcn
Saturda
Pean
Grebniee & Forst
McMurray
Brown, Davis & Co's
Wilkinson
Greenies & Forst’s
National Oot Company
Grege
Forest Oil Company
Gregg Farm
Gregg Station
Panhandle
McCurdy
Bear Creek Refining Company
Lorain Farm
Cubpage
John Scott
Oakdale
Gordon
Campbell Heirs
Doddridge County
W. Va
Big Isaac's Gasser
Market Report Shows Fractional Gains Amid Mixed Oil News
Proceedings stayed flat with a fraction stronger finish. A report of large oil fields in Central Tennessee weighed on sentiment. Prices opened and traded at 3674, with highs and closes near 57. Remaining inactivity in refined products at New York London and Antwerp. National Transit certificates opened with tentative figures in Saint Louis May 9, detailing sales 14 000 barrels, clear ances 140 000 barrels, shipments 97 609 barrels, runs 114 34 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
New York
London
Antwerp
Ou Crry
Stonighest
Siipmenta
Dessert ideas for a weekly kitchen in Pittsburg
A Pittsburgh homemaker seeks varied delicious desserts for every day. Price Flavoring Extract Co of New York offers a free recipe book on desserts upon request. Treu Boorse advertises a roach and bedbug killer for seats, priced at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Price Flavoring Extract Co
Warren Street
New York City
Treu
Discharged Clerk of Pension Office Sues Secretary
In Newark Secretary Noble is served with a libel suit by William Lapham former chief of the Patent Office stationary division now in New York. Lapham alleges libel in Noble's dismissal letter and a court attachment is planned when he appears for trial. Meanwhile two House members pledge to back a Bland bill petition bringing 107 signatures. Additionally 400 Carnegie mill workers are laid off as gas shortages halt operations on Thirty third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
New York City
Grant Monument
Thia Hotel
Riverside Park
Lapham
Washington
Pierce
Tennessee
House
Committee On Rules
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sugar Trust
Commissioner Mason
Acheson
Diffculties
Jacob Elk
Day
Wettengel NO. 3
Greggs Farm
McDonald Field
Firhti Asmong
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
Matthews
Oakdale Oil Company
Baldwin
Jane Stewart
J. M. Guffey & Co
McMichael
Lyncht Co
Merse
Greenlee & Forst
National Coal Company
Stock Infeld
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
National Transit
New York Transit
Macksburg Division
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Buckeye
Southern Pipe Line
Eureka
McDonald Sonilay
Pension Office
Carnegie
Thirty-third Street
Mr. Yate
Yate & Towne Manufacturing Company
YALE
Hays & Incca
Hamilton Building
Saeenews
OIL Well Supply CO
Water Street
Pittssurg, PA
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary A. Auer
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham Med, CO
Lynn, Mass
Hiritin & —the
Elaine
Pittsburg PA
Gus Netsom
Irvington
Warren Co
ST. Jacobs
George c
Orrin Robinson
St. Jacobil
George C. Osgood
Aberdeen
Bethany
T. B. Sher
Constantine
Mich
St. Jacobs Oil
D. M. Rerrick
Dolphin St
Balto
W. L. Douglas
Sarnia
Vt Douglas
L. Douglas
Brockton
D. Carter
Wists Avenue
EK. Lake
Pennaw
Pirtshare
Miu
Clare
East Cena
Railroads
Pennsylvania Railroad
Walon
Pittburg
Basman Vestibule
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Aca
Rerstone
Alantic Express
Maltimore
Harris
Phiadelphia
Mall
Kiladelphia
Philadelphia Express
Harrisbure
A. m
Eastern Express
Ashington
Harrisladelphia
Jersey City
Brooklyn Annex
Brooklyn
Johnstown
Sunda
Greensburg
Geeeneboro Express
Wechegundar
Cry Express
Bata
Sa Vision
Wiiktusnarg
Rahs
Braddock
Sian
Oran
South-West Penn Railway
Uniontown
Monongahela
Monongahela City
West Poernaets
Wkst
Pennsylvania Division
Federal Street
Y Station
Springdale
Aaa
Butler
Freed
Freeport
Apollo
Seaisville
Excelsior
Grin
Pasa’r Pennetts
Pittsburgh Union Station
Incs
Central Time
Pan
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indiana
Same Pointe
Taek
Chipatantstagy Oesed
Hera
Teeming Air cRater
Zere
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
de Fiat
Toledo
Lapa
Ararve
Cp. Danae
Cleveland
Bellaire
Beret A.m. Os
Amerex
Mane Castle
Younger Town
Ashtabula
New Castle
Jamestown
Youngstown
Daraer
Sxaneiel Cans
Indianapolis
Chicago
Pitsburgh Union Station
110Th Avenue
Union Station
Pe Sey
Pri
Pensylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
Dally
tEx
Joseph Wood
E. A. Ford
Georrs
Altimole and Ohio Railroad
Washin
D. c
I. Sipiss Wheeling
Newark
Pittsburg Ster Company
Owlers Ft
Wood Street
Milleld Street
I. T. Ouel
Chas
Bcull
Gen
Pasa
Pyaar Hen
Lake Eris
L. R
St. Lovie
Buffalo
Rfs
Salamanca
Ripon
Hew Castle
Beaver Falls
CG & Y
Mansield
Esplen
Beechmont
Mansfield
R.B
Depaur
New Haven
Mono City
Elizabeth and
City
Smithfeld St
Ittsburg and Western Railway
C!s
Railefords
Allesheny Valley Railway
Colon Station
City and Dubois
Emlenton
East Krady
Kittaoning
M. Braneburyn
Kittanning
Brarbarn
Pullman
Fifth Avenue
David M Cargo
Vases P. Anderson
Pass
Iine
Europe
Maxk Schamberg & CO
Smithfield St
Apl Trs
Norway
Sweden
Roesia
Victoria
E. M. Jenkin
Broadway
N.Y
Thomas
England
Mitrick
American Line
Liverpool
Paseo
Ena
Great Britain and Ireland
Denmark
International Navigation
General Nts
Walnut St
Philadel
J. J. McCormick
Smithfield Street
Clous Moeser
Trsunard
Liverjeches
Queenstown
Pier 4
North River
Aorth
Servia
M. Sireris
M. Etruria
Janets
Lize
Aurania
Umbria
Gallix
M. Bothnia
Bowling Green
Veeney Brown & CO
Charles F Smith
Wood St
Pamyop
Livierpont
Teutonic
Britannic
Majestic
Germanic
White Stardock
Weet Ienth St
Old Country
White Star
Prvel
Great Britain
Joban J
Glasgow
Derry
Galway
Scotland
Ireland
State Line
Allan Line
Glasgowia Londonderry
State of
Picrsburz
Nordd
Itscher Lloyd Stean Hip Co
Kpress
Steadomi
B ‘Ork
Southampton
iNi
Sothamptomme
Thampton
Bremen
Southwestern Railway Co
Southampton Docks
Max Schamberg
MAX SCHAMBERG &( C1)., S27 Smith LOUI+ MCESER, 414 Smithfield st
J. F
German Savings and Dep. Bank
Eld St. Erny
Danners
Syam
Danner Medicine Co
Federal St
Eating Medical Center
Uniai
Everr & Order
Seecie Medicine Co
Madrid
Farasale
JOS
Flemise Sun
Pittaburg
R. Marston
Pam Pusce
Catruos
VOM Mohl CO
Clarizsail
Nhanetme Ee
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