Pennypacker Sworn In as Pennsylvania Governor
Samuel W Pennypacker was inaugurated as Pennsylvania governor, succeeding William A Stone. The ceremony in Harrisburg featured Pennypacker promising efficiency and urging control of sensational "Yellow" newspapers. The inaugural parade drew crowds and was described as the finest seen in the state capital.
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Pennsylvania
W. A. Stone
Pennypacker
Warrisburg
Samuel W. Pennypacker
William A. Stone Stone
William
Pennypacker Inauguration and Senate Vote in Harrisburg
Governor Pennypacker takes office at noon with a large crowd at the capitol. Lieutenant Governor elect Brown is sworn in in the senate chamber as Penrose wins the U S Senate seat over Guffy. An elaborate inaugural parade and reception follow, with remarks urging reform of sensational journalism and possible legal measures to curb it. The address calls for liability for false reporting and publication openness of newspaper owners.
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Pennypacker
M. Brown
J. P. S. Gobin
Penrose
James
M. Guffey
Pittsburg
house
Guffey
senate
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
executive mansion
legislative inaugural committee
capitol
Commonwealth Band
E H. Leisenring
Chambersburg
Smiley
Supreme Court
D. Newton Fell
Philadelphia
assistnon
Aguinaldo appeals for 20 million loan for Philippine bank plan
In a petition transmitted through Governor Taft, Aguinaldo outlines a proposal to secure a 20 million dollar gold loan and an 80 million gold credit to back a new United States of America Agricultural Philippine Bank. The plan envisions 4 percent interest, branch banks, and eventual Philippine treasury guarantees, with funds for agriculture and development over 20 years.
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pelago
Washington
Root yeaterday
senate
house
Taft
Aguinaldo
Philippines
congress
honorable
civil service commission
United States treasury
United States of America Agricultural Philippine Bank
civil commission
Philippine treasury
EMILIA AGUINALDO
Nine Die in Great Northern Train Wreck at Happy Hollow
Nine men died and eight to ten injured as a work train collided with an engine and rotary snow plow on the Great Northern near Happy Hollow above Chiwaukum. A bridge crane car carrying about 50 bridge crew men was thrown from the track. engineers and firemen were unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Great Northern
Happy Hollow
Chiwaukum
work sang
Deadlock in Delaware Senate and House Elections for U S Senators
In Dover on January 21 the Delaware legislature failed to elect both U S senators on the first balloting. Long term votes split among J Edward Addicks Henry Dupont and Richard Kenney while short term favors Saulsbury Higgins and Dupont. A fusion plan by Democrats and some Regular Republicans sought to topple Addicks but failed to gain extension after a late conference.
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Senate
House
United States
Dover
Del
Delaware
Addicks Republicana
J. Edward Addicks
Union Republican
Henry A. Dupont
Willard Saulsbury
Anthony Higgins
T. Coleman Dupont
Kenney
Addicks
Dupont
Saulsbury
Higgins
Doctors Lead the World Lorenz Praises American Medicine
Vienna dispatch reports Dr. Lorenz, arriving from London, lauds Americans for charity to education and hospitals and for a large number of allied healers in the United States. He calls American medical practice vigorous and plans to revisit the United States, timing undetermined.
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Lorenz
Vienna
London
Associated Press
United States
America
Pittsfield Men Plead Guilty to Death of President's Bodyguard
Euclid Madden and James T. Relies indicted for manslaughter in the death of William Craig, Roosevelt’s bodyguard, after August accident. Madden pleads guilty, sentenced to six months in the house of correction and a $590 fine. Kelley’s case placed on file. Also notes Texas Bank Fairs in Jacksonville where C N Flager & Company failed to open. depositors form committee to pursue proceedings while assets and liabilities await definition.
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Pittsdedd
Mass
Euclid Madden
James T. Relies
Wiliam Craix
Roosevelt
Madden
house of correction
Kelley
Texas Bank
Jacksonville
Tex
bank of
C. N. Flacger & Company
cal
Mormon Elder Chosen in Utah Senate Salute
Salt Lake City January 21 Reed Smoot a Mormon elder was elected United States senator from Utah to succeed Rawlins. Separate session votes listed Smoot receiving 10 in the Senate and 36 in the House with Wells and Rawlins variously named and later ratified in joint session. Other states report multiple senatorial selections including Stone in Missouri Platt in New York Hopkins in Illinois Clarke in Arkansas Hansbrough in North Dakota and Kittredge in South Dakota with party lines noted.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
olier
United States
Rawlins
Tollaws
Smoot
Wells
house
Rawling
West
Jefferson City
William Joel Stone
Richard C. Kerény
Platt
Albany
assembly
tr. C. Platt
John B. Stanchfield
senate
Stanchfield
Elihu Root
Brackett
Brown
Elsberg
ant
Platt Republicans
Root
Hopkins
Mason
Springfield
Jan
Albert J. Hopkins
Williams
Woolley
Clark
Jones
Little Rock
Ark
James P. Clarke
James K. Jones
Hansbrough
Bismarck
N. C
Hapsbrough
FAIR FURS AND JEWELS MISSING FROM PARIS LOAN
A long string of misused valuables tied to Mrs Fair and Mr Fair ended with a sable coat worth 916000 and a pearl necklace valued at 35000 replaced by fakes. Substitutes and imitations were found, with only Mrs Fair's chiachia and mink coats and Charles Fair's start pins recovered at the American consulate. Efforts to locate the missing articles are underway in Paris and the United States.
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Francisco
Paris
Rusawit
baits
Europe
Mrs. Fair
Charles Fair
Remarried Divorced Wife On Deathbed
Savannah Ga Jan 21 Lieutenant Frederick Greenleaf in charge of the U S hydrographic office in Savannah died yesterday after years in service. He had divorced his wife in Amistad Ga but recently remarried here as death approached.
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Savannah
Frederick Greenleaf
United States
hydrographic office
Greenleaf
Aramista
shty
hos. vital
Union Rights Spark Moral Suasion in Miners Dispute
Philadelphia dispatch reports the coal strike commission hearing delved into union rights to restrict non union workers. Attorney Darrow argues unions may use moral suasion to prevent non members from working, while commissioners stress lawful limits. Wage data for 1901 reveal broad earnings among contract miners and classified workers as hearings proceed.
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J . Philadelphia
anethracite coal strike commission
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weaturn itellroad Company
Stn cose
Temple Tron Company
Sta
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Markie Brothers
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Gray
C §. Darrow
Darrow
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Darrow
commission
Major Warren
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Wright
Williams
Baker
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
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GEM FOOD CHOPPER
B. EBERT & SONS
GROVER GRAHAM
GROVER GRAHAM CO
CNC
NEWBURGH
N.Y
STEINER BROS
Frederick
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
S.S.S
SVIFF
ATLANTA
Louisville
S.S. S
IDA. McDONALD
RS. McDONALD
Beaubien Street
Detroit
Mich
Cardus
McDonald
Maccabres
the
Maccabees
order
Wine of
Cardai
Thad Bul
hus
Cardsi
Thedford
CARDUI
sailion
Cardni
PENNYPACKERSWORNIN
Archi
Pennnsylvania State Editorial Association
B. F. Vogel
Greensburg
Derrick Lamade
Williamsport
A. Nevin Pomeroy
T. H. Sieber
Bellefonte
R. N. Thomas
Mechanicsburg
J. W. Sieber
Elizabethtown
R. X. Thomas, Jr
J. L., Stewart
EB. Conrad
McVertown
R. B. McKee
Freeport
J. W. Merier
Lansford
J. W.C. Austin
York
iy Lancaster
Lancaster
William OBryon
St. Louis
St. Tous
Charles F. Kelly
house of delegates
Hesil
MR. REED SMOOT
Steed Smcot
United States senate aa
twelve apostles
Mormon church
DEADLOCK
PITTSFIELD
U. S
Kittredge
Pierre
S. D
A. B. Hittradge
United States senate
Bowler
Lem
My. Darrow
Strike Commission
Lackawanna Company
Temnic Iron Company
Temple Company
Trenton
N. J
John Brown
John Beatty
Trenton Iron Company
Beatty
Nebraska
Tanisville
Neb
Nicholson
University of Nebrasia
AA iHive
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