No degraded stock allowed in yellow and low-cost grades
The policy prohibits using decomposed or offensive stock as is, labeling such material as yellow or cheap grades. It requires replacement with suitable, non-offensive content and adherence to quality standards.
T. O. Slater Co Advertising Broad Hardware Offerings
A historical advertisement lists roofing plumbing sheetiron and pipe fitting services along with farm tools plows harrows seeders and hay machinery. It promotes Stearns bicycles Racyle wheels bicycle supplies fishing tackle household goods and summer appliances plus stone filters house paints and hardware items all under one catalog.
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Stearns
Rules Governing Republican Primaries Adopted in Warren
The Warren county Republican rules detail primary conduct including officer boards of one Judge and two Inspectors and three hours of polling. Voters must meet district places, and notices issued ten days prior. Qualifications include US citizenship, district residency, party affiliation and prior head of ticket vote. Ballots may be cast in various forms and delegates carry returns to the County Convention. A majority vote is required for nomination with sequential drop of lowest votes. Campaign funds duties and newspaper announcements precede balloting.
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Vigilance Committee
United States
Congress
State Senate
Republican County Committee
Warren
Joseph A. Schofield
Gro. B. Munn
Huntingdon County
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Martin-Flinn
House of Representatives
H. C. Chisolm
Colonel Quay
Chisolm
Martin and Flinn
Huntingdon
anti-Quay
Oliver L. Stewart
Balters
Quay
Thomas W. Montgomery
John C. Taylor
Attor
Franklin
Dr. Chisolm
Assembly
House
W. C. Kreps
A. Nevin Pomeroy
Franklin Repository
B. F. Welty
Washington Township
Mahon
Alexander Stewart
John Stewart
History of the Week spread reports worldwide events
A detailed chronicle for March 15 to 21 notes Newark tenement fire deaths and missing, Manila Bay prize money cases, bail in Brooklyn transit case, factory fires near Ballston Spa, Porto Rico governor debates, heroic rescues in Middletown, deaths of Pere Henri Didon and Rev Beecher kin, capital market oversubscription, labor strikes on military roads, Bloemfontein events, bank losses in Newark, and multiple international dispatches including battles, plagues, rail earnings, and fiscal moves across cities such as London Paris New York and Cape Town.
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Newark
N. J
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Supreme Court
Alfred R. Gostin
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
New York
American Ax and Tool Company
Ballston Spa
N. Y
Proctor
Porto Rico
John Ryan
Middletown
William T. Galloway
Galloway
Pere Henri Didon
Toulouse
France
Michael Hicks-Beach
Arecibo
Cronje
Cape Town
St. Helena
Cecil Rhodees
England
Natal
Lord Salisbury
Harry E. Cole
Manhattan State Hospital
Roberts
Bloemfontein
Steyn
Kruger
Pretoria
Prettyman
Orange River
Bethuli
Samuel H. Pennington
Newark City National Bank
Princeton College
Lord Methuen
Kimberley
Boshof
Orange Free State
Joseph Hannigan & Co
Alplans
Here
Armour Packing
Mary Foote Beecher Perkins
Henry Ward Beecher
Thomas K. Beecher
Hartford
Conn
Rothschild
Miamisburg
Eugene J. MacTyre
Occidental Hotel
Goshen
M. L. Harbeson
William Goebel
Kenton County
Goebel
Kentucky State Senate
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Armstrong Steel Works
Flint
Mich
Racine
Wis
Henry F. Corbett
David B. Cheney
Cheney
Corbett
United States Census
Bill Anthony
Maine” Fame
Census Bureau
Samuel Lavine
Trenton
Gatacre
Orangé River
Bethulie
Pole-Carew
Guards Brigade
Clements
George Paterson
Kingston
Montreal
Beaver Hall Hill
London Daily Mail
Lorenzo Marques
Warrenton
London
Lord Roberts
Vaal River
Buller
Constantinople
London Times
Russia
Turkey
Lemnos
Imbrerz
Orange County
State Hospital
Middletown N. Y
Severa
Missouri
Concho River Valley
Mexico
Kansas
Territory of Kansas
Thomas Pooley
Butte
Mont
Thomas Littlejohn
Lyda
John A. Bingham
Japan
Cadiz
Bingham
Lincoln
Sydney
Adelaide
South Australia
Solomon Cornwall
Cattskill
Corn Exchange
Fee Bros
North Water Street
Rochester
Skagway
Alaska
Fred Worthing
London Daily Telegraph
Afrikanderbund
Cape Colony
South Africa
George Waldorf
Chicago
Cyclone
Trottter
Regular Republicans sweep Pennsylvania primaries
A sweep of Pro-Quay regulars defeats Flinn insurgents across counties including Indiana, Cambria and Huntingdon. J. P. Elkin defeats Morrow by 3400 in Indiana. Chisolm loses Huntingdon bid to Stewart. strong Quay support boosts regulars in Franklin Adams Cumberland Juniata Lehigh and Lehigh districts. large turnout and a record primary vote mark the season.
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Harrisburg
Flinn- Martin
Pennsylvania
M. S. Quay
Balters
Indiana County
John P. Elkin
Willem Fiinn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Indiana
Jefferson Lawrence
Mercer
J. S. Fisher
Morrow
Flinn
Leard
Thompson
Watson
Penrose Wins Hard Fight Over Quay Seating Vote
In Philadelphia on March 20 Senator Penrose defended a plan to set a distinct day for the Senate to vote on seating Colonel Quay. He charged opponents with conspiracy to delay and predicted a Senate majority in favor of seating Quay, despite efforts to postpone. Delaware county Republicans praised Penrose and urged reform of federal election law to ensure equal state representation. Grow on death's door due to facial erysipelas. age 77, but belief remains he may recover.
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Juniata County
William Hertzler
Robert H. Patterson
M. L. Quay
United States Senate
Hertzler
House of Representatives
T. K. Beaver
William H. Rodgers
C. A. Haffley
Robert K. Moore
Thad M. Mahon
Congress
Joseph M. Evans
David Shellenberger
James G. Thompson
Will L. Hoopes
Philadelphhia
Penrose
Quay
Beaver Statesman
Colonel Quay
Senate
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Stone
Butler
Isaac Johnson
W. C. Sproul
Assembly
R. M. Newhard
Ward R. Bliss
T. W. Cooper
J. Herbert Ogden
John B. Robinson
Robert Carns
William Carson
W. C. Kelly
A. McDade
J. Watts Mercur
A. A. Sellers
W. J. Tazewell
William L. Mathues
J. Harvey Smith
Frank E. Sharpless
Grow
Galusha A. Grow
Willard’s
Z. T. Sawers
Mr. Grow
Wood creates Cuban island treasury with North American Trust
Governor General Wood announces a treasury for Cuba with surplus funds held by the North American Trust Company as fiscal agents. He says the institution will have powers similar to U.S. national banks and emphasizes this moves toward a fully Cuban system.
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Havana
General Wood
North American Trust Company
United States
Bishop Denies McKinley Intern Law Claim
Bishop Hurst, who presided at the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference in Milville, says he did not announce that President McKinley accepted the chair of international law at American University in Washington. He regrets being misquoted.
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Philadelphia
Hurst
New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference
Milville
McKinley
American University At
Washington
Rockefeller Gives Wellesley $100000 for Debt Raised
President Caroline Hazard at Wellesley College announces John D Rockefeller has pledged 100000 to the college if the debt is raised. The current debt stands about 96600 with over 60000 raised or pledged in the past two years. Students cheered for the college and Mr Rockefeller.
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Bethulie
Orange Fre
Kruger
Orange Free State
South African Republic
Louis Schurnstein
Buffalo
Johannesburg
London
Webster Davis
United States
Interior
Naples
New York
S. J. Lee
Millerton
N. Y
Cortland
Frank E. Bundy
Chamberlain
Elmira
John Tubbert
Syracuse
Ireland
Sidney Pointer
Revolution In Full Swing In Colombia
The British cruiser Alert reports Colombia in full revolution with British subjects needing protection. She is coaling in Kingston and will resume voyage back to Colombia.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Alert
Colombia
Secretary Root Arrives in Washington from Charleston
Secretary Root and his party have arrived in Washington from Charleston on March 21. The entry confirms a transit by train and signals a forthcoming schedule in the capital.
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Root
Washington
Charleston
New York Money Market Stable Amid Mixed Rates
March money on call stands at 4 percent with prime mercantile paper at 5 5 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bankers' bills at 4.85 percent for demand and 4.82 for sixty days, with posted rates 4.8344 and 4.87. Commercial bills around 4.81 percent. Silver certificates at 4 cents, bar silver 60 cents, Mexican dollars 47 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market prices for grains and staples in Minnesota region
Grain and commodity quotes show flour and cornmeal ranges from 2.25 to 4.00 per unit, with winter patents at 3.65 to 3.90 and winter low grades at 2.25 to 2.40. Wheat No 2 red afloat 79 cents f.o.b, corn No 2 43 cents f.o.b, oats No 2 28 to 30 cents, rye No 2 western 63 cents f.o.b. afloat. Butter ranged 17 to 26.5 cents, eggs 16 to 16.5 cents, potatoes Jersey 1.25 to 1.75 per bushel.
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Minnesota
C. C.i.f
New York
F.o.v
Duluth
C. F.o.b
Hay—Shipping
Bork—Family
Western Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Jersey
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Charles W. Stone, Ralph W. Stone
First Natl Bank
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Exchange Block
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John Sill
F. E. Bill
Leese
Ofer
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PeWah
Ott
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Cudio
Geo
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Chas, A. Peterson
Joseph T. Danforth
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Keller's Sons
Second Street
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
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MC Alpin & Stuart
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A. C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
Hur & Schnur
Hazeltine Building
W. Wilbur
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Greaves
Oe & Thompson
Beaty Block
G. Thompson
Local Directory
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Henry H. Cumings
K. W. Parshall
W. M. Lindsey
J. 41. Sandstrom
Z. T. Weaver
Frank M. Knapp
Chas. D. Crandall
John H. Fuellhart
James R. Mitchell
J. F. Rounce
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T. M. Preston
Barren
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John G. Brown
Itn
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J. (. Magee
Wm. Keegan
W. D. Hinckley
Railroad Guide
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NEW York Tri-Weekly Tribune
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Beckertown
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