Capitol Projects Shake Pennsylvania Legislature in 1900s Style
The session debated a plan to create a new commission and fund capital improvements. Key figures included Governor Stone, A. J. Cassatt, A. A. Plummer, and Watres, with votes on inheritance tax and capitol completion. Several hospital and public works bills passed or failed, shaping the authority’s capital bills and future sessions.
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Hartishuie
Sais
Adame
Stone
Adiames
A. J. Cassatt
Philadelphia
A. A. Pluemmer
Frank Hn
Louie A. Watres
Scranton
David Oliver
Allegheny
Corry Hospital
Corry
Soul Side Oo
Pittsburg
Northern Home
Women’s Hospital
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
York Hospital
York
Veterans of the Grand Army Republic
Pitiehure
Cornemaugh Valley Hospital
Dohnetown
Midnight Sidesing
Mome
Lebanon
Trobeert A. Packer
Sayre
Good Bamakin Hospital
Mrr
Creney
Columbia
Hueson
Gregg
Reading
Watres
Feranton
Benjamin Fle. Jones
Pittebure
A. Jd. Cassatt
Pattison
A. A. Plummer
Franklin
Creasy
Mr. Doty
Bedford
Messrs. Hoy
Marion
John H. Thompson
Wayne
Quay Republicans
Mosers
McWhinney
Scheuer
Lackawanna
Scott
House Judiciary General
Harrishire
Fattabure
Senate in Harrisburg Adopts Revenue Bills and Election Changes
In Harrisburg this morning the Senate passed second reading on revenue and election bills, including a tax on beer and several amendments to the Baldwin mercantile tax. A resolution to discharge committees was debated. a session was scheduled for this evening. Gubernatorial appointments were confirmed and a constitutional amendment on special city registration laws passed. The Manley bill on butter designation also cleared the Senate.
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Montgomery
Lancaster
Epelhte Hospital
Pittwhure
Allegheny
Carbondale
Chester
Allentown
Curie Home
Pmntebure
Revdline
Workers Homeopathic Association of Pennsylvania
German Hospital
Philadelphia
Allegheny General Hospital
Jefferson Medical College
Children’s Industrial Home
Harriaberg
Pennsylvania Memorial Home
Traskville
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Beaverounty
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Mokeoeport
Philadelphia Home For
Children’s Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania
Frederick W. Doughis Memorial Hospital
Easton Hispit
Eoston
Harrisbura
Senate
House Revenue
Grady
Baldwin Mercantile
Fling
Martin
Keator
Lrown
Lawrence
Flinn
Francis J. Torrence
Pittaburm
Isaac J. Wistar
George J. McLeod
Isaac Johnson
Media
Ralph Blumm
F. ¢. Boyle
City
Board of Public Charities
House
Norrleburg
Muchibronner
Hardenbergh
Kenlor
Filun
Graly
Finance Committee
Rewy
Coudersport
Potter County
Anti-Quay Republicans back Alvin Markle for senator
In Harvieburg on April 15 anti-Quay Republicans chose Alvin Markle an Ilugieton banker and coal operator as their joint U S senate candidate. The meeting and ensuing letter to Senator John Grady outlined factional talks to reconcile differences and urged conference to elect a senator.
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Harvieburg
Alvin Markle
Ilugieton
Coul
United States
Mir
Markle
Liie
Lelor
Frank L. Snyder
Lugerne
Snyder
John Martin
Mercer
Luerne County
John ©. Grady
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
Grady Delivers Conference Reply to Senator Finn
Hartiourg April 1. This evening Senator Grady spoke with Senator Finn regarding a conference. The exchange followed ongoing talks on regional issues and future policy steps.
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Fiinn
Hartiourg
Girads
Filnn
Grady Calls Conference on Quay Senate Contest
John C. Grady, chairman, issues a call for a conference of Republican senators and supporters of Mr. Quay. The meeting, set for Monday in the Supreme Court chamber, aims to discuss the contest for United States senator and possible conference committee actions.
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Lon
John
Grady
Lear
M.S. Quay
United States
Quay
Willim Flinn
Benatoy Grady
Mr. Quay
Supreme Court
Resolutions Endorse Van Valkenburg Support Amid Senate Ballots
The document urges signatures on resolutions endorsing Mr. Van Valkenburg for good government and Republican interests. Five more ballots for senator are expected as parliamentary authorities hold no vote on the last day with sine die adjournment set at 1 o'clock. Today Quay led in a ballot while others showed mixed results with seven not voting and one election deemed not reached.
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Pennsylvania
Botsiki
House
Senate
General Assembly
Mdwin A. Vace Valkenburg
van Valkenburg
Republican Party
Legisature
Seselon
Supreme Court Review Likely in Gibbons Contempt Case
Senior counsel T H Byrne returned from Philadelphia and told Tribune he believes the Supreme court will decide against John Gibbons. He said the court may not hear further arguments after considering both sides. Byrne noted uncertainty until consultations with his client.
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John Gibbons
United States Supreme Court
Gibbons
T. H. Byrne
Philadelphia
Tribune
Supreme Court
Mr. Burns
Dunne
Dhee
Funeral of John McDonald at St Patrick s Church
A requiem for John McDonald, who died from injuries after falling from a tele graph pole, was held at St Patrick s Church with Rev John Lavelle delivering the sermon. Members of the Nay Aug Hose company and many other local linesmen attended, and the pallbearers included Edward Mullen and James Reilly. Interment was in Cathedral cemetery.
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St. Patrick's Church
John McDonald
John Lavelle
Nay Aug Hose Company
Dimm Core
Scranton Traction Company
Scranton Electric Light Comming
Wluminating, Heat and Power Company
Scranton Telephone Company
Edward Mullen
Edward O'Malley
James Reilly
D. McDonald
Anthony Gordon
J Kelly
M. Sweeney
W. O'Connell
P. Murphy
C. Woods
Cathedral
Hastings to Speak at Stroudsburg Normal School Commencement
Ex Governor Daniel H Hastings will deliver the address to the mrad wales at Stroudsburg Normal School for the June 24 exercises. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot will give the baccalaureate sermon. The 198 member graduating class is the largest in school history with Eva Heckman as valedictorian and Ralph Ti Feltham as salutatorian.
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Daniel H. Hastings
Mradwales
Stroudsburg Normal School
Ethelbert Talbot
Episcopal Diocese
Mise Eva Heckman
Montrose
Ralph Ti. Feltham
Canadensis
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by internal use. The firm offers 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Chenty & CO
Toledo
Th. Hall
Great Friday Sale Offers Linen Handkerchiefs and Fabrics
Shoppers flock to Bailey's and Imperial brands for medicated talcum powder and linen handkerchiefs with hemstitched edges. Genuine Bates seersuckers and extra fine black sateens priced far below regular value, with yardage from 2 to 12 yards and color options.
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Bailey's
Imperial
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Rush Hospital
Mary M. Packer
Sunbury
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Pennsylvania Nautical School Pr
Hon
Homeopathic
Reineman Maternity
Pennsylvania Society To Protect
St. Christopher's Hospital
Maternity
Malladelphia
Library of the
Binreme Court
Gyneiwnig Hospital
Mongril Hospital
Charity Hospital
Portas B
Beaton
Hazleton
David Martin
William Wu
Aeiste
ODF
Klin
Hue
Jobe
John M’donald
Hastings
Miles
Cleveland Bicycles
Cleveland
Jonas Long's
Sheldon’s Books
Bates’ Seersuckers
Jonas Loney
Price
Hartfords
Sents Bicycle
Pierce
Stormer
Kellum & Conrad
New York City
G. W. 8. Puller
Dickson M'F'g C
Scranton and
Willie Barre Mh
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Beranion, Pa
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