Labor Union Bill Passes Senate Amid Budget Talks
The Pennsylvania Senate debated and advanced labor reform measures, including a bill to abolish certain state duties and expand oversight. While early action centered on committees, Senator Nesbit urged investigations into alleged extravagance in church fittings and public building contracts, with witnesses ready and a vote scheduled for next Tuesday. Adjournment followed, with additional actions on municipal and prison provisions discussed for future consideration.
Debate on State Department of Agriculture and retirees’ salaries
Lawmakers from the Maral district and others debated the repeal of the law and the creation of a state department of agriculture. Critics said it would obsolete the old board while supporters argued it would aid farmers and preserve the association. The House approved a measure on salaries and adjourned for the day.
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Herr of Agriculture
Wnh
Neevit
State Department
Minera
Tlatiwin
Delaware
Rice
Noek
Ploll
Wad
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania
The governor proclaims Friday April 19 as Arbor Day in Pennsylvania, urging schools to plant trees and educate children about forests. The document highlights rapid progress from destructive to constructive policy, the value of trees for rain, soil, and shade, and calls on pupils to participate in afforestation on school grounds and local hillsides.
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Pennheylyaila
General Assembly
Ehiet
Phintel
Hastings
Commonwealth of Pontievivarila
Pennsylvania
Crown Prince Rumor Stirs Tokyo Diplomatic Circles
Dispatch from San Francisco reports unconfirmed chatter that the Crown Prince of Japan may be dead after a visit to Fort Mason and a voyage home aboard the Peru. Captain Day cites rumors of the emperor’s illness and possible palace contagion, with officials denying updates.
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San Francisco
A. Vis
United States Army
Comoandant
Fort Mason
Captain Day
Yokohame
Peru
Yokohama
Emperorns
Wary Wealthy Wharton Dupe Near Dover in Card Game
Samuel Wharton and a National Bank of Broynra associate were lured by a stranger posing as a son of David. Outside Dover a crew invited them to a card game and the con man won $6,000. Wharton refused a share then was forced to return to Dover.
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Dover
Del
Samuel Wharton
David
Cutminnings
National Bank of Broyrna
Dones
Mr. Whitton
Dever
Em Teem
Stringer
Wharton
Mr. Wharton
Pope receives ex-Congressman W Bourke Cockran in audience
Foreign gossip notes the pope met W Bourke Cockran of New York yesterday. American pilgrims bound for Jerusalem are due in Rome. Vatican circles deny reports that Archbishop Ireland influenced Minnkinley’s presidential election victory.
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W. Bourke Cockran
New York
Jordealem
Rome
Pierseurton
Hae
Irelant
St. Paul, Minn
Minnkinley
United States
Vatican
No Delay on the New Tariff Bill Vote March 431
Washington reports a swift House session on the tariff bill with Democrats opposing haste and McMillan pressing for the wool schedule. The House aims to send the measure to the Senate swiftly with three appropriation bills handled as special orders.
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Senate
McMillan
House
Washington
Ways and Jeans
Uime
SeMillan
Howe
Gamimittes
Sherman's Busy Day at the State Department
Secretary Sherman held a busy day with the weekly reception of the diplomatic corps. Visitors included the Russian minister and ministers from Costa Rica Japan Belgium Guatemala Spain the Greater Republic of Central America and Hawaii. The Hawaiian minister brought the legal adviser Mr Smith but short visits suggested no annexation talks. The Colombian Charge General Benglfo discussed an American Pullman Wong claim settlement. The Spanish minister lingered, possibly noting Cuban unrest and Amendín citizens under oppression.
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Washington
Sherman
Diplomatic Corps
Chiss
Gallerd
Gosta Rica
Japan
Belgium
Guatemala
Spain
Republic of Central America
Hiawaii
Hateh
Smith
Benglfo
Hie Vselt
Amendin
Oprest
Cuba
Néergens
Wens
Pacific railroads bill moves through Senate report
Senator Geer reported a favorable committee recommendation to adjust Pacific railroad debt via a treasury interior attorney general commission. The panel would send findings to the president for approval or disapproval with a one month delay before debate. Objections arose from several senators as the bill advanced to the calendar.
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Washington
Senate
Giewr
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Secretary At the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Geer
Abe
Cockrell
Alea
Gears
Morgan
Alabama
Mystic Cure For Rheumatism Sold By Local Druggist
L Wagner of Wholesale Drugalet Richmond Valaye reports a severe bout of sciatic rheumatism lasting about two months. He credits Mystic Cure for Rheumatism with curing him after doctors failed to help. He notes many others have reported fine results. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Beranton.
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L. Wagner
Richmond
Valaye
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Beranton
Markets And Stocks Lead Upward In March Markets Review
Wall Street traders saw an overall upward tilt with readings from Reading and Vanderbilt group activity. New York Central touched 100, while Western and Cranger issues showed fair demand. sugar and Paddy Mall rose amid general steady speculation. Total volume reached 277,000 shares as prices fluctuated and commodities like flour and wheat showed dull to steady movements.
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Bulla
Reading
Alveneth
Vanderbilt Group
New York Central
Buithwerterns
Crangers
Louisville
Nashville
Darney Central
Paddy Mall
Chitcongo Gaia
Wales
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Ale Len & Co, Stock Brokers
Meara Building
Rooma
Meat market slows as buyers spread orders wide
Philadelphia buyers push for beef and pork with varied brands and trades as prices show little movement. Market reporters note scattered activity across cuts including hams bellies and tallow while quality and origin influence pricing and terms.
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Philadelphia
Breikfurt
Hivoon
Tverbee
Chicago Grain and Provision Market Report
The report lists multiple futures for May and July across grains with prices like 8.72 and 4.70 for May, plus cash quotations described as quiet and steady. It mentions No. 2 corn and No. 2 soybeans with various bid offerings and ranges, and notes slight activity in short ribs, shoulders, and other items.
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Chicago
Chichwo
Marohigs
Te yaTilan
Mawes
Byala
Oate—Marish
Whytbberes
IiyalTac
Uly
Ibyalsige
Meas Prark
Mauy
Uteihad
Taaniet Ag
M.tiadatig
Market Report From Buffalo Butchers and Shippers
Buffalo March market notes show steady to weak demand for sheep and lambs. Wool trades steady for Yorkers and mixed packers with prices around 2.75 for medium to heavy. lambs steady to strong with fair to good tan. Export sheep and wooled stock listed with varied prices and weights.
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Bualo
Oholew
Local Notices and Address Fragments From Scranton Area
Fragmentary text from a Scranton area page shows scattered addresses and business mentions. Includes references to U96 North Waabligton Avenue and Lakve order LL N. Main Ave with unclear names and proprietors. Likely a damaged local notices section with partial street data and contact lines.
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Coofer
City
Orlers
Scranton
North
Waabligton Avenue
Professional Cards Offer Quick Printing Services
The Tribune Publishing Co advertises professional printing on North Washington Avenue with Linotype composition of all kinds and unsurpassed facilities in the region.
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Tribune Pioblishing Co
Washington Avenue
Scrantonu
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Itumor
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Ph. Maren
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Dr Bawallow
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Grand Army of the Republic
Iran
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Muuta
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Gene Tene
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Bankeheee Wa Poliery
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Trust & Safe
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St. Imp
Vernon Wiel Lee
Scranton Axle Works
Boranton Traction Co
Evototiy Steam
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Lakve
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Wotlen
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DR. Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
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Gon Avenue
C. L. Freas
Meare Building
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Oopenene Avenue
Tohn C. Price
Feon Boras
Linden Street
Sberanton
Percival J. Morfus
Board of Trade Building
Buward HH
Davis
Commonwealth Building
Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Ab Spruce St
Cor. Wash
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Frederick L. Brown
Price
Seranton
Lacky & Son
Archithets
Traders’ National Bank
Frank E. Boyle Atorney
Burr Building
Rooma Wand
Edward W. Thayde
Commonwealth Ride
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Warren & Knapp
Repiubiican
Sealsup & Jhsbup
Law
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H. Jhssue Ok
Patterson & Wilcox
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William J. Hand
Common_ Wealth
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Coal Exchange
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Board of Trade
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Mears
Washington _avenue
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Killam
H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bidg
Barring & M'Swereney
Common
Wealth Building
Interstate Secret Sereine Agency
Dentists
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Echool
W. Laukawanna Scranton
College of Business
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Thomas M. Cann
Walter HM. Hueld
Miss Worcester
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G. R. Clark & CO
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Boranton
FRANK
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Zwigler
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Victor Koch
Vinavemut Tates
Bateics Orchestra
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J. Bauer
Wyoming Oavenue
Hulvertis
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Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Auhrey
Willams Huilding
Adva
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Hyde Park
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Jackson Street
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Devlel Tin
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Lattivsville
Prlow Street
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