Tariff debate dominates Congress and Library pace
The Morrison bill faces House passage amid Democratic splits over tariff reduction. Data shows mixed duty changes on glassware woolens and cotton goods, with sugar and iron and steel duty cuts. Library of Congress needs a proper edifice amid waning congressional interest. political maneuvers between Logan and Arthur color appointments and suffrage debates.
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Wasuixeros
D. C
House
Duces
Bureau of Statistics
Congressional Library
Congress
Library of Congress
Picayune
Arthur
Logan
Senate
W. F. Fitzgerald
Supreme Court of Arizona
William M. Bunn
Idaho
Pennsylvania
John C. Perry
Supreme Court of Wyoming
New York
Fitzgerald
South
Arianc
Grant
In Memoriam From Hall of Carrol Lodge No.102 AORW
The lodge hall notes the death of Mrs Eysinger wife and mother of Brother Jacob Eysinger a charter member. The resolution expresses sympathy to the bereaved, cites prayers and biblical lines, and laments the loss to family and community.
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Carrol Lodge
March Sth
Warneas
Jacob Eysinger
Dr Newman and his church in tense internal dispute
Dr Newman a popular metropolitan preacher leads a Methodist ministry in charge of a Congregational church. The dispute questions whether he is a regularly installed pastor or a deaconally supervised employee. Deacons have deposed him. a council of churches is to settle the matter.
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Newman
Metropolis
Congregational Church
Mr. Newman
New York
Cazenovia Seminary
Methedist Episcopal Church
Troy
Henson Place
Brooklyn
Baltimore
M. E. Church of
Washington
Gen. Grant
Council of Churches
Licenses Granted and Continued Amid Weather Outlook
The notice lists numerous licenses granted for hotels eating houses and bottlers in Warren Irvington Sheffield Clarendon and Kinzua with continuations to March 24 and June term. Several licenses are refused including Van Wormer Showers Pennell and Gruber. Weather forecast predicts warm southwest winds.
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Youngaville
G. W. Metzgar
Irvington
Clendenning & Hale
Kinzua
A. BE. Hollenbeck
Beat Lake
Murphy & Fannin
Clarendon
G. W. Lefler
Pittsfield
L. E
Vend
Sheffield
June Telm
B. Roter
Fred Baltzinger
J. C. Utter
Chas. Schwing
J. M. Echart
G. B. Williams
Taber & Russell
Warren
A. H. McCabe
J. H. Gray
Chas. Campbell
Bottler
van Wormer & Showers
G. Pennell
A. C. Gruber
M. Cryan
Stoneham
Wm. Reese
Sheffield's growth driven by Horton Crary Co empire
Sheffield grows from woodtown to bustling center of tanning and oil, led by Horton Crary & Co. They own two large tanneries and a third, run three mills, and built the Tionesta Valley Railroad. The firm employs hundreds, shapes local commerce, and anchors a town with hotels, stores, and services. The Lee House, Williams House fire rebuilt plans, and rising businesses paint a portrait of a thriving 20th century community.
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Warren
Tionesta Valley
R. KR
Sheffield
Henry’s Mills
Sheield
Hortons
Hemlock Forest
Walters
Horton, Crary & Co
Llown
Horton, Crary &Co
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Isaac Horton
Shefferd
Corry
Erie
Williamsport
Horton, Crary & Co’s
Sbaidan
Fortons
Lee Tlouse
J. Clinton
William
Lewis Lash
Hyehen
Boys Plot to Poison Mothers in Franklin Society Scuttled
A group of young would be cowboys, mostly under ten, planned to poison their mothers in Franklin. Captain Bescon Jim led the scheme, arranging poison with intent to kill mother and a seven year old girl involved. Parents intervened after a servant overheard the talks and the gang was disciplined.
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Franklin
Ue West
EW LAWS And legal updates on boroughs and schools
The acts authorize the grand jury to approve changes to borough limits and require night schools if twenty or more pupils’ parents apply. County tax and borough officer terms are defined. Police may arrest cruelty to animals offenders. English sparrow may be killed anytime. borough terms end the first Monday in March.
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Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of
Otaarg
Reading Savings Bank treasurer Pratt convicted of embezzlement
Nathan P. Pratt former treasurer of the Reading Massachusetts Savings Bank was sentenced to four years in prison for embezzling about 100000 dollars in 1879. He is 73 and had spent five years in jail awaiting proceedings. Portions of the funds were recovered leaving about 40000 dollars lost to depositors. His son Sidney Pratt acted in the business, and he disappeared when the defalcation became known.
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Boston
Nathan P. Pratt
Reading, Mess. Savings Bank
Pratt
Sidney & Pratt
Geer
Supreme Court Denies Motions in Driven Well Cases
March 16. The Supreme Court of the United States issued no decisions or general opinions today. The court denied two motions to advance a number of cases known as the driven well cases. These cases involve the validity of the drive well patent and affect interest of hundreds of thousands of driven wells owners in Western states.
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Wasmiseros
Supreme Court of the
United States
High Protection Cost Becomes Burden for Farmers and Mechanics
The passage notes farmers facing heavy taxes on purchases and agricultural tools while mechanics fall behind in realizing that high protection raises living costs despite wage gains. A Detroit visitor humorously asks about sleeping arrangements, revealing family lineage and early rheumatism.
Unclear request spans months and persons in cryptic text
The fragment speaks of three upcoming months and presidential aspirants facing withdrawal and obscurity. It mentions aspiring leaders and a self-made figure temporarily elevating them, but lacks concrete names, places, or events to summarize into a factual card.
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New York World
the World
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