Re-Rated Pensioners Standing Determinedly by Their Guns
Postmaster Larkin voices solid stance as Catholic Church Heirs attack Indian schools leadership. Commissioner Morgan defends government policy, notes contracts and careers hinge on qualifications not faith, reveals detailed funding breakdown for Catholic and other denominational schools and asserts loyalty to public education.
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Wasuixorox
Church Heirs
Dorchester
Morgan
Sim
Presbyterians
Methodists
Episa Se Ae
Mr. Morgan
Bureau of Ccatholic Missions
Missions of the
Presbyterian Church
American Missionary Association
Cathedral Chapter
South Dakota
Episcopal
American Thitarian Association
B. C. Hobbs
Friends
Whitis School
Inna
Halstead
Kaneas
Mission School
Wittenberg
Wis
Lutheran
D. Hinman
J. A. Gillfillan
Society of Methodist Episcopal Church
Andone Hay
Pensioners vow to fight to retain Office
Washington October 29. The re rated pensioners of the Pension Bureau announce plans to defend their positions and use all influence to stay in office. They denounce the investigating committee report as lenient and insist the haste in approving pensions and arrears was to correct injustices from prior administration. They blame Commissioner Tanner for supporting swift action to correct wrongful allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATOR
Washington
Pension Bureau
Noble
Smith
Tanner
No Steps Taken Yet In Jeannette Glass Case
Washington October 20 Assistant Batcheller said he could not thoroughly review the District Attorney Lyon letter received yesterday and the matter relating to the Jeannette glass workers case. A cursory glance suggested referring the case to the Treasury Solicitor for examination and decision. He has not fully decided, but this was likely the present disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Batcheller
Lyon
Jeannette Glass
the Treasury
Postmaster Larkin to retain Piteburg post office
Washington reports Wanemaker says no change likely before Larkin's term ends. Senator Quay appears to favor continuity, with no disturbance anticipated by year's end and the Republican successor to receive similar courtesy.
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Washington
Piteburg
Larkin
Wanemaker
Quay
Chan Ie Pitsburg
Late News In Brief From A Turbulent Era
A mixed pistol of short items across regions includes a two year sentence for Harry Spiesx, Canadian rail notices expanding canals opening Sundays, a postponed bronze statue sale, a deadly cable car crash near Leah Minne, and Chinese exclusion rulings. Other items mention society figures, dry goods firms, railway funding debates, shipwreck remains, a murder conviction, bank judgments, Kilbuck prohibition clashes, and election turmoil in Chicago and Iowa.
Engineers Elect New Grand Assistants at Denver Convention
Engineers in Denver elected F B Dietrick of Altoona to be Second Grand Assistant Engineer and A H Butler of Pittsburgh to be Third Grand Assistant Engineer to fill vacancies from resignations. The group chose to hold the next convention in Pittsburgh after considering ten candidates from cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
F. B. Deitrick
Altoona
Cavener
Chicago
A. H. Butler
Pittsburg
Portland
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Washington
Atlanta
St. Louis
Sioux City
Galesburg
Cincinnati
To-day Bargains At The People's Store Offers Graded Fabrics
To-day only sale of about 550 men's kersey and chinchilino in gray blue brown and black at 5 and 6 dollars. Limited time low prices aim to attract shoppers. Location at Cor Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House. Also ribbons ten thousand yards Nos 30 and 40 in silk heavy quality offered at 27 cents per yard. Anderson Gas Saving crews advertising plumber’s inquiry.
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Cor
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
People's Store
Swedes street horse trade ends with disputed ownership
In Norristown a Swede street grocer Anthony Richardson and DeKalb street merchant Magee traded a pair of horses. After Richardson bought Magee's horses and found them unsound, Magee later located his own horses at Richardson's store and after a brief hitching dispute the horses were exchanged back. The case centers on ownership of the paired animals amid unclear titles and misrepresentations.
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Norristown
Anthony Richardson
Daniel ‘Dagee
DeKalb Street
Richardson
Magee
de Kalb Street
Bessee
Swede Street
North
Grover
Dardson
Obituary notices from Bloomfield and nearby townships fall on late October
A string of death notices and funeral arrangements from October 1880 details multiple families. William Brisser aged 17, and others including Dell, Fix, Faulener, Loos, Meyer, Scott, and Borge are listed with ages from infancy to elder years. Services occur at residences in Bloomfeld, O’Hara, Robinson Allegheny, and local streets, with dates and times ranging October 2 to October 31. Families invite friends to attend funerals with times noted in the notices.
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Sharpsburg
Thuasday
Fix
William Fix, Sr
Butler Plank Rox
Faulener
New Ge Crone
Bright
D. Faulener
Jonensent
Beret Eeenes
Robinson Allegheny
Warcisora
Taxomone
Loos
Teeeteg
Eteber 2d
Carl William
Emil
Mary Loos
Parente
Sixth Avenue
Meyer
Gustave Adolph
Ame
Jobe F. Meyer
Right's Alley
Scott
Rose von Hover
Mercer Street
Lafetay
Beaded Galloon and Fringe Supplies Price Ranges
Catalog notes describe various fabrics trims and aids with wide price ranges. New Braidee yardage from 199 to 450 each Appliques in all colors from 1 to 449 per yard Silk Galloon colors 240 to 150 per yard Ornament Gimps Silk and Mohair 690 to 3 per yard Beaded Galloon 490 to 124 yard Girdles from 490 to 149 each Fringe and Panels priced 199 to 340 Beaded Sets 590 to 349.
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Alieek
MR. Larkin
aEaumar
Fifth Ave
Harry Spiesx
Canadian Department of Railways and Canals
St. Lawrence
Merckc
Satace
Ee Vavaneer
Owumen Board
Denvar
Mra
J. Ellis
Leah Minne
War Sond
L. B. Hall
Sarah
Princess Anne County
China
Columbia
United States
Monongahela
Samoa
C. M. Schommmaker
Carnipes
Vandails
Trenton
Connor-Marshall
Genaioon
Oak
Gunnison
Connor
State Bank of
Lock Haven
Waine & Bryant
Philadelphia
Court
Jefferson County
Mary L. Varney
Bath
Weeks
Insane Society
Kilbuck
Charles Payman
Chickasaw
MecKenna-Doud
Gatasday
Soa
Sebel
Issee Yeoman
M & Ly T
United States Court of Ee
Pittaberg
Ribbona
Anderson
Wlaiea
Thonganda
Hood
Nice
Market St. Wsu
Elite Gallery
Market Street
Ase Ber Anderson
Aney Terheyden’s
Switchfield St
Fuetreman & Co
Walker
Esterday
Kama
William M. Carey
Cscccce
Piien
Patterson Sosseyereeeel
Dohn Muehler
Anne Mig Etoo
Dumoam
Lizzie
Teabetla J. Mich
Charles E_ HIOWAIt
Julia Goodaw
Arpetta Smog
Hichard D. Robison
Margaret Fodmhom
Martin Elia Gill
Matthew A. Kerr
Lizzie Pay Charles
Halle Catherine Householder
William Carry
Mary J. Brown
William Hawthorne
Pitteb Durgees
Mary Dane Davidson
Allegheny
Sheradan
Pittaburg
Ittaburg
Fin
Iffin
Pittsburg, Pa
John Andrews Scott
Aba Sophia Myens
A. F. Ahnor
Anthony Meyer
Arnold Co
Lim
Ertaker and
Emjalmer
Oletans
James M. Fullerton
Telephone
API Swen
John R.&a Murdoch
Ah Smithfield Street
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Uwr
Pean
William Jones
Poon _ nero
Bloo
Ker’s Dutch
Loocoa
American Fire Surance Company
Coe Anin
Fifth Avenue
Portiere
Ein
Iunyeeto
P. C. Schoeneck
Liberty ST
London
Plaid
Newmarkets
Opera Len
T. M. Latimer
Ockt
Mowran
L. N.N
N. B.A
H. N
Eorn
Jemnesa Miller
Novia
N. L
Seer Aman
Hunne & Ward
Robert Dickey
BBC Ceili
Sixth St. and
Penn Ave
Togetzogs
Heminway
Furniture Department
McClintock
Boston Novelty
Sco
Thoatande
Dolla
H. G. Hayden & CO
Perrins
Mncing Studs
JOS. Horne & CO
Oota-I-Wan
Wednesnay
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St
P. S
Durr
Colleece
Ytortth
Aera Ee
Os-Wren
Huilders
eSee
R. P. Wallace
Wood St
Charles
W. M. Latrd
Wood Street
Fleishman & Co
N. B
Bioaterius
Oso Mackerel
Hopper Bros. & CO
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