Criminal Libel Bill Defeated in Senate Vote
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Senate defeated the criminal libel bill by 27 to 16 after a lengthy debate led by critics who warned the measure would license abuse. The day also covered appropriations, expense accounts for investigations, and multiple bills advancing or being amended.
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Harrisburg
Flinn
Magee
Messrs. Brown
Westmmoreland
Durham
Eby
Goblin
Grady
Kauffman
Mitchell
Jefferson
Thomas
Walton
McCarrell
Committee On
Judiciary General
Saylor
Rand and
Petit Juries
Hosack Refuses Mileage Claims for Investigating Panel
Harrisburg reports Representative George M. Hosack of Pittsburgh, chair of the cleomargarine investigating committee, stated he will not submit mileage claims for the examination and official travel related to the inquiry.
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Harrisburg
George M. Hosack
Pittsburg
Cleomargarine Investigating Committee
Voting set for top club to receive ten full uniforms
The club with the most votes earns ten complete uniforms by C. M. Florey of 22 Wyoming avenue. Uniforms will match Eastern league quality and are limited to Lackawanna, Luzerne, Wayne, Susquehanna, Monroe, Bradford and Wyoming counties. The winner will be announced Saturday, June %. Bend ballots to Sporting Editor, The Tribune. Time is short. Start now.
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Sporting Goods
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Luferne
Wayne
Susquehanna
Monroe
Bradford
Wyoming Coun Hes
the Tribune
Oleomargarine Committee Expense Bill Debate
The text discusses a bill for expenses of the oleomargarine investigating committee. Thomas J. Ford allegedly refused to claim expenses. Hosack states eight members’ mileage totals 4780.80 dollars and that, if not claimed, the state will be saved. He adds he wants the state to bear only actual expenses and nothing more.
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Eastern Penitentiary
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Heller
Hecker
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Farr
Tolles
Coryell
Rmhode
Charles Ettle
George Baker
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anthracite Region Investigating Committee
Meredith
Haines
Roberta
Dunlop
Same
Campbell
Mitchell
Jefferson
Oleo
Critchfield
Associated Press
Lee
Osbourn
Thomas J. Ford
Hosack
Bill to Protect Motormen Wins Comm Hall Hearing
Harrisburg June 23 The senate committee on railroads held a hearing for the motor men protection bill. Speakers included Mr Crothers of the house father of the bill George Chance Philadelphia United Labor league president Mrs Scribner Woman's Health Protective association treasurer Mrs Decker and Johns town motormen. A final hearing will occur Friday with traction company representatives invited.
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Senate Committee On Railroads
Crothers
House
George Chance
United Labor League
Philadelphia
Scribner
Woman's Health Protective Association
Decker
Johnstown
Food agent may be ousted in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports that Frank N. Moore the special agent of the Dairy and Food commissioner at Pittsburg will be replaced by the department of agriculture with a successor appointed by the department head. Professor John Hamilton the acting head of the department of agriculture will perform the change amid ongoing bribery accusations against Moore regarding oleo sellers.
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Harrisburg
Frank N. Moore
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Pittsburg
Department of Agriculture
Department
Moore
Dairy and Food
Wells
John Hamilton
Heocack
End of a Clairvoyant Death in Providence Hallway
Mrs. Abby A. Darling a 69 year old clairvoyant was found dead in the hallway of her Providence home. Her son discovered her lying in a pool of blood and authorities ruled death from a lung hemorrhage not foul play. She allegedly prophesied she would be found dead before the Queen's Jubilee.
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Providence
Abby A. Darling
Petticoat Save Signal Stops Express In Williamsport
In Williamsport on June 21 a 11 year old girl Mabel Gemble used her red petticoat as a danger signal to halt the Fall Brook railroad express from plunging into Pine Creek. She found a heavy log wedged between rails between Cedar Run and Blackwells, then shed her petticoat and flagged the curve, warning the approaching train.
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Williamsport
Mabel Gemble
Fall Brook
Pine Creek
Cedar Run
Blackwells
Foreigners flee to Europe over tax in Shamokin
In Shamokin on June 23, thirty three foreigners left Coal township for Europe due to irregular mine work and the Allen bill taxing them eight cents per day. Reportedly more will depart this month as the tax drives savings of about $50,000 already accumulated.
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Europe
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Waterco
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Scranton
Wage conference opens for Tron and Steel Manufacturers
Pittsburg June 23 The annual wage conference of Tron and Steel Manufacturers and Amalgamated association began today. The meeting was harmonious and during lunch a process was taken, with the outlook for a settlement appearing encouraging.
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Pittsburg
Tron and Steel Manufacturers and Amalgamated Association
Youth Baseball Leagues Rally in June Schedule
The Tribune lists a jammed June schedule with the Defenders Walnut Street Stars Mayflowers Crescent Tycoons Coxies and more. Clubs announce games at Nay Aug Grounds Throop Street Car line and Union Cash store venues. Several challenged teams respond through The Tribune with dates June 25 to June 28 and results from recent contests.
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Hudson
Minooka Populars
Central City
Burke's
Minooka
the Tribune
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W. F. Richardson
Olyphant Athletics
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Edisons
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Acker
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Snyder
Klachler and Clasner
Stars
Call
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Carlon Street
W. Purvis
T. Tierney
Sporting
Golden Orioles
Salesmen wanted for various opportunities and commissions
Classified ads offer sales jobs and agency positions across many firms. Openings include patent promotion, canvassing, dealer selling, and home business work with guaranteed or generous commissions. Applicants urged to respond with stamps or letters to listed addresses in Chicago Cincinnati Holden Klock and Lawrence Michigan firms.
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John Wedderburn & CO
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Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Edward C, Fiom & CO
Holden Klock
One Cent a Word Adverts and Sale Notices
Classified notices advertise low cost listings for various items including a Mexican par role at $3.00, a find young span of dark horses at Everett's Stable, and a silver plated coin with trombone bell. The notices request responses via Tribune through manager J. F. Foster. Little England grounds set for June 26 at 3:15 p.m. and June 24 game inquiry from Little England Stars seeking opponent from South Side via the Tribune.
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Athletics
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Rosettes
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J. Hahn
F P. Hahn
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Dix Court
Little England
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J. F. Foster
Dead Man at the Reins in Lancaster
Christman N W N Stauffer a tobacco dealer of Sa lunga County and his wife started for Lancaster when their horse bolted. Mrs Stauffer tried to restrain the reins and found her husband dead from heart disease brought on by the excitement. He was about 48.
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Lancaster
Public sale of Ann Jenkins property in Scranton
Notice of a court sale in Lackawanna County Pennsylvania listing Ann Jenkins deceased as owner. The property on Fourteenth Street Scranton is described as lot 19 in block with a dwelling and outbuildings, minerals reserved, sale terms require 25 percent cash on sale day and 20 percent upon confirmation, attorneys involved.
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Lucerne Street
Caas
Ann Jenkins
Urphana
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Coun
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Divisjon
Laizerne
Witt & Om Rame
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