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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1899

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Supreme Court allows fair trial for Quay conspirators

The Supreme Court dismissed the writ and sent the Quay conspiracy case back to the court of quarter sessions for trial. Defendants United States Senator Quay, Richard Quay, and ex-Treasurer Benjamin J. Haywood faced charges of conspiracy over misused state funds at the People's Bank. Trial dates have been postponed multiple times amid political tension ahead of a U.S. Senate race.

Philadelphia Supreme Court Quay Court of Quarter Sessions United States Seaiant Quay Richard Sterrett Washington Hartsbuarg Rothermel Graham Johns Hopky People’s Bank United States Senate

Dingley in Improved Condition Reports

Washington January 11 reports say Representative Dingley is a trifle more comfortable and not appreciably worse. Doctors and caretakers express cautious hope as he rests quietly with pulse good. One son states he is holding his own and resting.

Dingley Washington

Ambassadors Named and Public Appointments Noted

The article lists Charles Tower of Philadelphia appointed as ambassador to Russia and Visen Harris of Ing Ba named minister to Austria. It notes Tower’s wealth and literary pursuits, and Harris’s political restraint with one term in the state senate. Harris is described as about 37 years old, married with no children.

Hood Reneco C. Fauirr Carmichael Maryland Aid Direstion Cearlenagne Tower Poterne Bari Aned A. CG Anetis Lee Vienon Woeobinganm Jan NS Sett For- Chanlemesne Tower Pennewha Mister toustria-Munyi Russia Ad- Visen C. Harris Ing Ba la Astria-Tluogdl Volunteer Infantry Mc. Tower Philadelphia Ambassador Tower Lafayette Austria Pennsylvania Latins Jockanapot Harris State Senate Congress Bynum Farris

General Wood Arrives in New York Amid Santiago Customs Debate

United States transport Mississippi arrived in New York with General Wood and aides aboard. Wood said the transfer of Santiago customs to Havana remains unsettled. He noted much public works funding in Santiago and said the government would decide on revenue distribution after discussions. Dr Castillo, a Cuban army veteran and Santiago hospital head, described tariff changes and local revenue use.

New York United States Mississippi Santiago Leonard Wood Jianna Castilo Castillo Gibson Wood Brooke Havana General Wood Cuba Ravana Washington

Mason presents anti expansion stance in Senate speech

Senator Mason of Illinois opposed territorial expansion and argued the United States will not govern any people without their consent. The address drew applause from galleries and delayed Senate business as colleagues congratulated him. The Nicaragua canal bill saw debate with Tennessee's Mr Turley and a plan to resume next Tuesday. The House pressed the Alaska criminal code bill, leaving ten pages unfinished at adjournment.

Mason Washington Illinois Senate United States Lberty Turley Tennesse House Alaska

Spain Premier Seeks Stability Amid Cabinet Uncertainty

Madrid reports Premier Sprada after audience with the queen regent says no vote of confidence will be submitted and that the present ministry will stand before Parliament. Dissident Conservatives consider joining Sacasia and the party may dissolve amid strategic resignations and realignment. Philadelphia dispatch notes J X Gulley endorses George A Jenks for the U S Senate caucus nomination.

Anouinces Madrid Senor Sprada Nad Senor Saizaste Cai Senor Lacasta Duke of Teuton Canovas Tomas Castellanos Senor Sacasia Senor Siivela

Wrangling Mine Leaders Over Credentials Contest

Bitter wrangle at the United Mine Workers national convention centers on the credentials committee. Charged unfairness against administration factors are denied by President Ratchford Acting President Mitchell and Secretary Treasurer Pearce. Ohio and Pittsburgh district leaders withdraw candidates to “leave a clean field for the bookies.”

Iughford Lield Odlee Witsburg Jao Il United Mine Workers Tratchford Mitchell Pearce McBryde Qhio Dolan Pitts-bury T. L. Lewis Oho Affce Ite Ryan Cline Onto Ratchford National Industrial Commission

General Wilson Arrives at Matanzas For Spanish Evacuation

Major General Wilson and staff reached Matanzas aboard the Obdam from Savannah. They were greeted by General Sanger and the Twelfth New York regiment. Wilson met city officials and Cuban General Pedro Betancourt who pledged cooperation. He approved parades and a festival after evacuation, while Sanger remains military governor and Castellanos remains in the area.

Afo Matanzay Jan Wilson United States Obdam Savannah Sanger Twelfth New York Regiment Department of Matanzas Castellanos

Republican caucus nominates West Virginia Senate officers

In Charlestown on January 11 the Republican senate caucus named O. S. Marshall of Hancock County for president John T. Harris of Parkersburg for clerk C. W. Swisher of Merton for sergeant at arms and C. C. Harris of Fayette for doorkeeper The choice of Marshall signals a gain for Governor Atkinson in the U S senate race with Democrats showing dissension in the ranks.

Atkinson Charlestown W. Va Senate O. S. Marshall Hancock County John T. Harris Parkersburg C. W. Swisher Merton C. C. Harris Fayette Marshall United States

Paris and Berlin discuss anti imperialism talks

London dispatches report Paris papers claim Marquis De Noailles met Emperor William to discuss a new power grouping against English imperialism and peace versus German denial of interference. Manila talks note frank confer between American and Filipino commissions led by Aguinaldo era aims. Archbishop Ireland to visit Rome to explain his Pan American war conduct. Senate confirms United States Senator W B Bate in joint session. Bankrupts insurance deemed asset in federal court ruling.

Fiiinos Wildman Bong Kong United States Roonsevelle Wildman Supreme Court Lhe Spain Aguinaldo Singapore London Jan Paris The Times Marquis de Noailles Berlin William Germany Manila Morning Post Gener Ouis Philippines Ireland McKinley Vatican

Marriage of Mme Patt in Breeon South Wales

Breeon South Wales prepares for the wedding of Mme Patt to Baron Cederstrom eldest son of the late Baron laos Edad Cederstrom. Townspeople will decorate streets and officials will welcome the wedding party at the railway station upon arrival from Craig-y-Nos to escort to church. The Bishop of Mostyn will perform the ceremony. The bride will be given away by Sir George Faudel Phillips former mayor of London.

Mme Patt London Greast Breeon South Wales Mme. Patth Tad Baron Cederstrom Laos Edad Cederstrom Sialon Craig-y-Nos Mostyn George Faudel Phillips

Veridge to Succeed Turpie as U S Senator

Indianapolis January 11 The Republican caucus chose A J Beveridge to succeed Senator Turpie after eleven ballots. Beveridge won the final ballot and will take the seat in the United States Senate.

Veridge Turpiec Indianapolis United States Turpie A. J. Beveridge

France Stirs Over Dreyfus Affair Across Press and Courts

The Dreyfus case dominates public discourse as factions clash in cafes and newspapers. Leaders of the Chamber and critics urge shifting the case from the criminal chamber to magistrates, while Dreyfusards and anti-Dreyfusards clash amid cries of Vive l armee and bas Dreyfus.

Varta Dreyfus Ita Court of Cassation Dreyfusaids M. Quesnay Dt RP Beaurepaire Criminal Chamber Dreyfusards Tepuatate AM Plequart Biliot Grink Dllot

Sharkey Beats McCoy to Claim Heavyweight Hundred

Tom Sharkey defeated Kid McCoy in the tenth round to emerge as a top heavyweight contender to Bob Fitzsimmons. The New York report notes Sharkey’s rapid improvement and superior ring craft, signaling a strong claim to the title if Fitzsimmons falters.

Mizsimmons New York Tom Sharkey Bob Fitzsimmons Kid McCoy Fitzsimmons Sharkey Vaneeed Ulek Shark Rm SieCey Ice

Uncertain Philippine Film Signals Delay of Hostilities

Washington reports from General Oda reassure that imminent attacks in Iloilo are unlikely. Officials expect naval cordons around Panama and Luzon to curb arms and munitions to insurgents, with gunboats reinforced by the Machin, Annapolis, and Wickeburr as needed.

Washington Philippines Iloilo United States Tolle Panama Luzon Maching Annapolly Wickeburr

Kean Chosen by Republicans to be U S Senator in New Jersey

In Trenton Republicans select ex-Congressman John Kean as their candidate for United States senator after caucus vote. The legislature adjourns until next Tuesday with McDermott threatening an investigation into Hudson County election fraud claims. Also, Mrs Place to receive a new trial in Albany death penalty case. Weather notes report 39 degrees below zero at Saranac Lake.

Kew United States Frenton New Jersey Senate House Republe Reed Somerset D. O. Watkins Squire Watekins Benates McDermott Hudson County Hutchinson Francis Bray Guenther Wood Bradley Murphy John Kean James Smith, Jr Mrs Place Denten Albany Court of Appeals Mia Marthe Place Brooklyn Ide Place Bis State

Produce Markets Reflect Philadelphia and Baltimore Dealings

Philadelphia and Baltimore report mixed moves in commodities. Flour, wheat, corn and hay show varied price levels while live livestock and dairy items hold steady with modest shifts. market notes cite barley and butter trends and a pest of itching relief ad.

Philadelphia Baltimore Pennsylvania Western Creamery New York Jersey Long Island

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