Senate Railroads Hear Opposition to Dunsmore Two-Cent Fare Bill
Formidable slate of railroad officials and corporate lawyers spoke against the Dunsmore bill in the Senate Committee on Railroads, opposing a two-cent per mile maximum fare. The bill passed the House. other measures on finance, taxation, schooling, and corporate oversight were also debated.
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Harrisburg
Senate Committee On Railroads
Dunsmore
McNichol-Fahey
Secretary of State of the Commonwealth
McClain
Steel Trust
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Stuart
Supreme Court
Harrison Townsend
Philadelphia
House
Garner
N. B. Critchfield
Somerset County
Senate
Crawford
Allegheny
Dixon Reappointed Health Commissioner of Pennsylvania
Governor reappoints Dr Samuel G Dixon as Health Commissioner. Senate confirms without dissent. Dixon's two year leadership praised for building a model state health department and tackling typhoid diphtheria and vaccination debates. Also notes Venango County jail and sheriffs house bids and Congress adjournment with N P Wheeler set to replace Sibley. best wishes extended.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Senate
Dixon
Pennsylvania
Divon
Venango County
Criswell
Sible
N. P. Wheeler
Forest County
Tuer Mair
Canteen Restoration Debate in Congress Stirred by Temperance Critics
Buffalo Courier notes opposition to restoring the army canteen at Congress session. It suggests temperance agitators push reforms that may harm the military by fostering drunkenness and bad associations if the issue is pursued.
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Buffalo Courier
Canada Enacts Sunday Law Banning Most Acts
A new Canadian Sunday law forbids almost all activities considered wicked on the sabbath but allows maple sugar making. The rule is likened to New England’s blue laws, suggesting Canadians may eventually outgrow it.
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Canada
Canadians
New England
Passes Not a Shield in Rail Accidents
A Philadelphia Press remark notes that rail accidents spare no one and lawmakers should be glad passes offer no protection in a smash up, underscoring the impartial danger of train crashes.
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Philadelphia Press
Railroad edict bans steel ties in Pennsylvania railways
The Pennsylvania railroad bans steel ties with an official edict. A Harrisburg bill seeks to prohibit rubber hose for past stove connections, but the Oil City Blizzard argues hose use will continue as before.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Oil City
N Greenland and Son Exchange Block in Warren PA
Local notice shows N Greenland and Son handling an exchange block in Warren Pennsylvania. Details on dates parties or terms are not readable from the fragment.
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Warren, PA
Eighteen Dollar Fur Coat Now Eleven Dollar Sale
The notice proclaims an $18 fur coat offered at $13 by S. KELLER'S SONS with emphasis on the bargain.
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S. Keller’s Sons
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Warren
Warren County
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Berks
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Shreve
Erie
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Chester
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Bowman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Esler
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Luzerne
Patterson
Blair
State Banking Department
Warren State Insane Hospital
Hapgood
Salus-Grady
Godcharles
Northumberland
Hall
Plaff
Sedgwick
Armstrong
Homsher
Lancaster
O’shell
Warren State Hospital
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Delaware County
Senate Civil Service
Civil Service
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Black Hand Society
Decker
Lehigh
Oster
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Bush
Greene
Representative Fair
Westmoreland
Mr. Simpson
Dr. Dixon
Mam
N, Greenland & Son
the Business Men’s Bank
Warren National
Jerry Crary
G. N. Parmlee
David W. Beaty Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng
A. T. Scofield Watson D. Hinckley Miner
D. Crary
Andrew Hertzel
F. BE. Hertzel Lee S. Clough
William E. Rice
Hon
WM. D. Brown
C. Horton Smith
Geo. F. Watson
Charles W. Jamieson
Hon. Nelson P. Wheeler
F. BR. Hertzel
ER. H. Lampe
J. M. Sonne
N. C. Silal
the Workman’s Family Savings Bank
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Atlantic City
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
York
Tribune
National Illustrated
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New York City
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