Factory Inspector Report on Health and Laws
Harrisburg reports the annual factory department for the year ending Oct. 30. Inspections reached 18,222 with 1,754 accidents including 73 deaths. Recommends expanding power to enforce fire escape, amend sweat shop and bake shop laws, and confiscate unhealthy goods. Notes benefits from last legislature and Spain war era uniform concerns.
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Harrisburg
James Campbell
Hastings
Campbell
Spain
General Assembly
Gillett in Mexico City Hidden by Detectives
Absconder Noe Gillett arrived in Chihuahua on November 23 and left for Durango on the 21st, claiming to have deposited a large bank sum. He stayed briefly in Durango, then bought a return ticket to Chihuahua, where he remained under close surveillance by detectives awaiting state authorities.
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Chihauhau
Gillett
Durango
Storm Damarre in Onto and scattered storms roar
Nation wide weather tale spans Ohio and Pennsylvania with blinding snow in Columbus Lima and Findlay. Severe storm causes telegraph and electric losses with trains blocked and darkness in cities, while Lake Erie reports near blockade and many vessels at risk. Other items note Colonel Picquart seeking jurisdiction clarity and ex-treasurer Childers convicted on fraudulent warrants charges.
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Cincinnati
Harmilton
Dayton
Findlay
Ex-Empress Frederick Dines at Wilton Park with U.S. Envoy
London Dec 5 Ex Empress Frederick of Germany rode from Windsor Castle to Wilton Park near Beaton's Field where she lunched with Henry White United States chargé d affaires and Mrs White. Guests included Lord Curzon General Lord Kitchener and the Duke of Devonshire.
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Mr. White
London
Frederick of
Germany
Windsor Castle
Wilton Park
Beaton's Field
Henry White
United States
Dropper Dead In Friendly Boxing Match In Ashland Pa
The match at Mahanoy City ended with John Cullared 33 collapsing and dying within minutes after a lightweight bout against William Faust 24. Officials cite exhaustion as the likely cause. blows were not forcesome. In Spain severe press censorship blocks Carlist news with arrests reported in Barcelona and Catalonia. General Yeast and several associates are missing.
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Ashland
Mahanoy City
John Cull
Ared
William Faust
Culls
Spain
Barcelona
Catalonia
Carlist General Yeast
Peace Conference Deliberations On Philippine Treaty
The joint peace commission in Paris sessions weighed guarantees for Spanish citizens in ceded colonies. American negotiators pressed for broader treaty terms while Spaniards urged limits to the agreement. Judge Day summed up the American stance as a peace treaty can contain anything the victors include.
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Paris
Joint
Peace Commission
Ojeda
Spanish Commission
Senor Montero Mios
Judge Day
Carolines
Washington
Senor Montero Rios
United States
Spain
Manila
Philippines
West Indies
Mtas Gould Washington
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
House of Representatives
Stallings
Helen Miller Gould
Congress
Mint
Waller Breaks Six Day Cyclists Record at Madison Square Garden
New record set by Frank Waller of Boston in the six day cyclists race at Madison Square Garden. He rode 400 miles in 16 hours and 8 minutes, breaking last year’s mark. Joe Rice retired early. Miller paced hard as Pierce and Waller led, with Waller maintaining his lead amid cheering crowds. Other riders, including Muller, attempted to catch him as the event progressed and scores for the riders were listed at 1 o'clock. In separate news, Caleb B. Leach filed suit in the United States circuit court against Merchant Co-Operative Bank officials alleging malfeasance, unsafe contracts, and improper dividends.
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Hite
New York
Frank Waller
Boston
Cline
Miuison Squaare Garden
Vontinwuuk
Flo
Stephane
Willer
Pierce
Miller
Ree
Ruthlises
Brent
Joe Rice
Wilkesbarre
Fredericks
Nawn
Muller
Stevens
Gimm
Schmneer
Albert
Lawson
Aronson
Aramat Bank Odtelals
United States
Caleb B. Leach
Middletown
Senn
Mercantile Co-Operative Bank
John W. Newbery
Leach
Newbery
Second Mort
Ex-Treasurer Childers Sentenced in Creek Nation Case
In Wagoner Oklahoma a U S court sentenced Bilis Childers ex treasurer to two years in prison and a $10000 fine for the theft of over 97000 in fraudulent Creek nation warrants. Accomplices Burrell Cox and James Eagan received five years each in the penitentiary.
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Childera
Muskerre
L T
Eliis Chilaets
United States
Warner
Muskogee
Childers
Treaurer Childers
C. T
Wagoner
Jude Springer
Bilis Childers
Burrell Cox
James Eagan
Indianapolian Mysterious Tragedy at 639 Heart Georgia Street
A mysterious shooting affray in Indianapolis left May Lindeman dead from a heart wound and her husband Lindeman wounded in the knee. Lindeman, under arrest for murdering his wife, said she shot him first and then killed herself. The couple had not lived peacefully together. Ex-Congressman Robertson Dying in New York home. William H. Robertson, former congressman and port collector, is critically ill at his Katonah residence after years of brain paralysis, about age 70. Governor Hastings to investigate Soldiers' Home charges. The Harrisburg meeting will probe board management amid inmate complaints with attendees invited. Yale Professor Acala Honored in Paris. Yale's O C Maron awarded the French Academy prize and named Paris correspondent for the Académie des Sciences.
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Indianapolis
Georgia Street
May Lindeman
Harry Lindeman
Lindeman
Robertson
New York
William H. Robertson
Port of
Supreme Court
Katonah
Yale
Acala Honora
Paris
O. C. Maron
Yale University
Cuvier
Araiien Sciences
Pennsylvanias Footonlender Hare Elected Captain
Philadelphia December 6 Thomas Tux ton Hare giant left guard of the University of Pennsylvania was last night elected captain of next years eleven. Hare is 19 years old and stands 6 feet 11 inches. He has completed his second year on the eleven and at college.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Thomas Tuxton Hare
University of Pennsylvania
Lam
Hare
Kenney's Second Trial in Dover Bank Loot Case
United States Senator Richard J. Kenney of Delaware faced a second trial in the Dover looting case tied to First National Bank funds misappropriation. The long proceedings involve stock transactions, Boggs connections, and attempted concealment as jurors hear testimony from bank officials and defendants amid renewed conspiracy charges.
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Teller
Boggs
Dover
Richardson
Iack
Borys
Hinge
Kenney
Yrenton
Dorra
Kennes
Sanatar Inuy
Senate
Loft
Bird
Gray Ty
Paris
John Hines
Vandeprift
Vandegrift
Senator Kenney
H. A. Richardson
Boris
Boges
First National Bank
E. B. Cuthbert & Co
Philadelphia
Opening of Congress and New Governors Meeting
Opening of Congress follows a grand reception with festive floral displays and cordial meetings between leaders Dingley and Bailey. Governors-elect McMillin of Tennessee and Sayers of Texas received congratulations. Two major explosions at Hudson Powder Company in Pinole Cali kill workers and destroy the nitroglycerine house. Meiklejohn states he will not run for the U S senate.
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Bee
Gene Nile
Deliant
Senate
Dingley
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
W. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
My. McMillin
Tennessee
Mr. Sayers
Exas
Pinole
Cal, Dee
Hudson Powder Company
Charles Kennedy
Market Notes From Philadelphia and Baltimore Produce Trades
Philadelphia and Baltimore markets show weak flour in winter superfine and firm rye. Wheat, corn, oats, and hay vary with local trade. beef, pork, and lard hold steady. Dairy products and eggs stay firm or steady. potatoes, sugar, butter, and cheese exhibit mixed moves. Live stock in New York and Philadelphia regions remains uneven, with steers and cows fluctuating in price and demand.
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City Mills
Elzins
Toric
New York
Jersey
Long Island
Theas Country
Joe
Trgie
Jane Uary
Western
Liverpool
Cork
Butler
Tocdium
I Wamc
Wilsky
Canada Lambs
East Liberty
All Frederick an Audience. The News Wanted Help and Situa tions
Column fragment notes daily audience growth and reader support costs. Mentions fifteen words costing fifteen cents and a general appeal for help, with emphasis on ongoing readership engagement.
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Frederick
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