Hill On The Tariff Met With Republican Applause
Not a single Democratic senator applauded Hill after his speech on tariff reform and income tax while Republicans and galleries reacted with applause. The New York senator was accused by Democrats of trying to discredit the administration and defeat tariff reform. Senators Cameron and Quay observed quietly, seemingly pleased with Hill’s remarks.
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Wasnixerox
Hill
Senate
New York
New Yorker
Senator Cameron
Senare
Senator Quay
Warren County Medical Society Delegates and License Court Actions
Warren County Medical Society met at the state hospital with Dr. Lucien Howe and Dr. E. W. Moore present. Delegates were elected to the Pennsylvania State Medical Society and the American Medical Association. License court opened with remonstrances filed against licenses in Tidioute, Glade, and Spring Creek. Wells of Spring Creek sought a Baker House liquor license. Court to rule next Monday after hearing Reynolds Lumber Co. cases. Thompson's Sweet Worm Powder advertised for 25 cents.
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Warren County Medical Society
State Hospital
Lucien Howe
Buffalo
E. W. Moore
Franklin
Venango County Medical Society
Penna, State Medical Society
Philadelphia
W. M. Baker
W. W. Hazaltine
W. M. Robertson
John Hepburn
Warren
C. B. Kibler
Corry
Richard B. Stewart
M.S. Guth
John Curwen
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Cal
Noyes
Marsh and
Huntington
Tidioute
Glade
Spring Creek
Charles N. Wells
Baker House
Spring Creek Station
Reynolds Lumber Co
Edward Sullivan
Joe. Burkett
Tom Quinn
Michael Haskins
Jao. Gorman
Thomas Brady
Jao. Thompson
Tweedy
Quinn
Nugget
Conewango
Twp
Warren Co
Davis
Geo
O. Cornelius
RB. Pierce
W. W. Rankin
E. Walker
FL HU
Wyman
Grand Jury
The Senate tariff debate and other weekly notes
A roundup of events from June to November timing on the tariff bill. Also reports of the Franklin hotel fire in Mrs Kate Moran and the National United Mine Workers push for wage gains. Parsing through storms, industrial strife, court cases, and regional incidents across the country with multiple named places and figures.
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Senate
Kate Moran
Commercial
Franklin
National United Mine Workers
Czar Reed
Crisp
Big
Maine Statesman
Bulletproof coats in new weaponry tested in Europe
Reports from Mannheim describe Herr Dowe's bulletproof coat proving effective in tests with two shots fired at him by the Russian Ambassador Count Von Schouwaloff. A horse wearing the coat also withstood rapid firing. Naval officers and military figures discuss applying the material to ships and soldiers. The suit weighs six pounds and resembles standard army apparel with a concealed secret substance.
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Germany
Beunis
Europe
Herr Dowe
Mannheim
Count von Schouwaloff
Mambassy
Dowe
Manheim
Mfe
Temperance Reform and Community Notes from Warren
A fragment from Warren area reports temperance actions opposing liquor licensing, a March 19 meeting at M E Chapel for Neal Dow’s 90th birthday with WCTU activities, and a Teachers Institute at Youngsville with demonstrations in distasteful studies penmanship and music. Also mentions ads and notices for Pan-Tina, Mystic Cure, and a Harrisburg job offer.
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East Warres
M. E. Chapel
Neal Dow
Briggs
Abs. Berry
Ars. W. It. Taylor
Ars. B.S. Taylor
General Dow
Mame
Teachers’ Institute
Youngsville
T. J. Lowe
Youngsville Schoas
Darling
A. A. Axtell
Lowe
Putnam
Mise Altenburg
Miss Beightol
Duntley
Dr. Axtell
E. J. Robinson
Tidioute
Axtell
T. F. Sanborn
Our Man About Town Speaks On Morals And Morality
The column muses on personal bests and virtue, noting how many fail to meet ideal standards. It cites anecdotes from Kentucky politics, marriage outcomes, and a newspaper man’s fate, warning about judgment, influence, and the lottery of marriage while urging civic moral effort and support for city beautification.
Welle Continues The Coke Strike In Scotesdale Delegate Action
At Scotsdale today a delegate convention passed Resolutions to continue the strike until demands are met and to endorse the 00 cent scale for mining and proportional wages. The move vows a prolonged, contentious battle with operators and coke companies regionwide.
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Untostown
Wiich
Scotsdale
Coke
Free Correspondence Cure Promises Disease Relief
A New York physician Dr. Greene offers a nationwide letter based treatment system for nervous and chronic diseases. He assures free initial consultation by letter, provides symptom blanks, and describes cases with advice and cures using harmless vegetable remedies.
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Gresne
West 14Th Street
New York
Dr. Greene
Ile
Pan-Tina Pan-Tina Cure Claims Cough Relief
Pan-Tina is praised as a dominant remedy for coughs colds hoarseness and consumption claiming to stop coughing soothe the throat and lungs and aid sleep. The ad notes hundreds testify to its life saving virtues with bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents sold by F B Brown Co druggists.
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F. B. Brown & Co
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
L. G. Noyes & Co
Draggists
Warren
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Ayer
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H. L. Taylor & Co
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