Pennsylvania Politics Gather for Senat ors at Harrisburg
Juan Blirin, head of the state Republican committee, arrived in Harrisburg to lead Senator Quay's re election bid. Quay plans to attend the senatorial caucus near Tuesday. headquarters opened at Locehiel hotel. Rival speaker candidates Warr and Biles are campaigning. Republicans caucus Monday for speaker and state committee. Democrats plan a Monday caucus to discuss fusion with independents on House organization. Democratic press association favors fusion if a Democrat cannot win a senator seat.
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United States Senate
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Jefferson Representatives
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Santon
Biles
Delaware
House of Representatives
Republican House Caucus
House
Democratic State
Commonwealth Hotel
Jere Zeame
Carlisle
John Wann- Paaltol
Death by self in Georgetown shocks state notes
Allen Biggs died by his own hand in Georgetown Kent county. Frank Stone formerly of Boston also died by suicide at 609 North Calvert Street Baltimore. The Myersville Savings Bank will open for business Monday with offices temporarily in George W. Bittle's storeroom.
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Somerset County
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Carroll County
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John Doyle
Baltimore and Ohio
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Dorchester Republican
Cambridge Post Office
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Boston
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Myersville Savings Bank
George W. Bittle
Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited By Baltimore Man
A Baltimore man claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him after a period of weakness and illness. He says his wife persuaded him to try the medicine, he began to improve after the first bottle, and six bottles completed his recovery. The testimonial notes the product is sold by all drugs and mentions Hood's Pills.
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Jury convicts Mrs Botkin of first degree murder
The Dover Del case ends with Mrs Botkin found guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning Mrs Jubal Dunning with arsenic in candy at the Pennington home. District Attorney Hosmer argued, detailing the candy’s origin and the victims, while the defense claimed possible post office involvement. The verdict followed a lengthy jury charge and four hours of deliberation as Botkin cried during the reading.
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Adams Murder Suspect In Poison Plot To Kill Harry Cornish
New York December 31 Captain George McCluskey head of the detective bureau says he has solved the poisoning case that struck Harry Cornish and led to the death of Mrs Adams. The suspect’s name is withheld but is under surveillance and expected to be in custody within twelve hours.
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McCluskey
Magee Denies Rumors On US Senate Bid
In an interview Magee rejects claims of deals with Quay and a power share over legislation. He states he seeks no personal advantage, aims for public-interest bills, and says he is not currently a candidate for the United States Senate.
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Spesther
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Quay
Barrisburg
Death of Ambassador Romero Does Not Cloud New Year
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Romero of Mexico died after an operation for appendicitis at 62. Remains to be returned to Mexico for burial. President and cabinet attend funeral. Hay calls him longest serving foreign diplomat in Washington. Diplomatic response to his death notes no disruption to New Year reception.
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Evacuation ceremonies mark Cuban flag duties and delays
Dec 1 Mavana reports Lieutenant Wade son of Major General Wade will raise the American flag over Morro Castle and Fitzhugh Lee Jr over Cabanas fortress during evacuation ceremonies. Spanish officials consider selling signal flags. General Claus protests to Captain General Castellanos who orders denial. Cuban Junta Patriotica suspends Independence festivities amid unsettled order concerns, with General Ludlow signaling US sympathy and future support once conditions allow.
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Ambassador to Russia Ex-Governor Merriam Considered
Washington December 31 Ex Governor W R Merriam of Minnesota is being weighed for the open Russian ambassadorship. The president told a leading Republican senator he has not decided but would reward him for party services.
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Death of Ex Judge Brewster in Charlotte on Florida trip
Ex judge Brews Carrell Brewster, former Philadelphia common pleas judge and former attorney general under Governor Geary, died in Charlotte while traveling to Florida for recovery from grip. He spoke at Philadelphia Republican conference last week nominating Kinsey for city solicitorship. He fell ill after the convention and was forced to halt in Charlotte.
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Beef supply dispute hinges on Miles Egan inquiry and appert process
Washington pursues a formal inquiry into the beef rations amid a clash between Generals Miles and Egan over a 300000 pound shipment spoiled en route from Newport News to Porto Rico. Armour & Co. defends the Appert technique, asserting decades of safe, unprocessed canned beef and vast production volumes while noting no chemical treatment of their meat.
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Italy Demands Satisfaction From Colombia Over Insults
The Floramosca cruiser under Ammiraglio de Brochetti is ordered to Colombian waters to demand explanation for insults to Italian naval officers. The issue traces to the Cerruti affair when Italian and Venezuelan honors caused Colombian deputies to return decorations. Rome announced the Floramosca would be sent to seek an explanation.
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Domestic letter rate cut to five cents per ounce
Washington dispatch reports the Canadian government via Postmaster General Mulock informs Emory Smith of a rate reduction from three to five cents per ounce starting January. The change is reciprocal and first omits the two cent option for letters sent from the other side, with Smith urging postmasters to note the adjustment.
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Growth of United States Exports Boosts Finance in 1899
The Gaea Exports review notes the year surpassed prior years in financial and industrial results. The center of financial power shifted overseas with New York dictating exchange rates after paying abroad debts and funding war. Exports reached about 1.25 billion dollars, with a 627 million dollar trade surplus, and gold imports around 14 million. Pig iron, iron manufactures, and breadstuffs show strong, steady gains amid high grain yields and ongoing industrial production.
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