Quay Declared Not Guilty in Pennsylvania Case
Ex Senator Quay was found not guilty of conspiring to misuse Pennsylvania state funds held in the People's Bank of Philadelphia. Jurors reached a verdict after several ballots, amid orderly courtroom exits and outside cheers as Quay left the city hall en route to Washington. He expressed no surprise at the verdict and planned a rest with his family.
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Appointment of M L Quay as Senator for Next Session
Governor Stone named M L Quay to serve as senator until the next legislature session. The appointment was sent to the U S president under article 1, section 8, clause 2 of the Constitution. Peace talks with Philippine insurgents progress, with General Otis reporting favorable signals and American authority near. Agoncillo plans to come from Paris for talks, while terms and independence remain unresolved. Reports from Chicago describe a Marconi wireless test amid urban steel interference.
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