Florida quarantine row and other brief items
The article reports on a Florida state board of health dispute over quarantine for the Infants Isabella from Havana, with US Treasury and officials debating authority. It notes the vessel’s detention, Porter’s actions, and Carlisle’s guidance, plus possible Spanish protest. Also covered are a fatal accident in Lancaster, a suicide in San Francisco linked to love, Amalgamated Scale signing in Pittsburgh, and a Stockton assault case.
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Tanea
Mays
Pas
Isabella
Mulict
Curtis
Lie Treasury
Joseph Y. Porter
Havana
Key West
Wrman
Tampa Bay
United States
Aucune
Afanta
Jacksonville
State Board
Porter
Florida
Wasittxutos
Florida State Board of Health
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Tamp
State Department
Burglary at Dover Nets $2000 in Stolen Goods
Early morning entry by burglars at Moore Brothers near Dover resulted in $2000 worth of cash, checks, and goods stolen after forcing a window. No crew was seen, investigation ongoing.
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Dover
Gevera U
Moora Brothers
Revolution in Ecuador Clouded By Sputtering Diplomatic Row
A stray dispatch reports upheaval in Ecuador amid tensions with the United States over a steamer named Kaczer and a failed transfer of a Chilean cargo vessel. Officials warn of potential regional instability as protests and clashes draw international attention.
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United Mates
Kaczer
BIC
Uitel
Death of Judge Green and Other May News
Obituary items report Judge Green, ex governor of New Jersey, died at home. Born Princeton in 1531, he rose from lawyer to surrogate and judge, later serving as chancellor and on New Jersey’s Court of Errors and Appeals. Other dispatches note executive office plans at Gray Gables, an alibi claim in a murder case, and various political and natural disaster briefs from Washington to Argentina.
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Lancaster
George W. Cormeny
Conestoga Cotton Mills
Cormens
Ife
Thiarcilor
Newderney
Evizaebeth
Govetour Holbert
Green
Hoefers
Robert * Teckron Green
Princeton
Walist
New Jersey
Eliabeth
Uta
County Court of Common Pleas
New York
Stephen A. Douglas
Jo. Enlyf
Congress
Esint
Werts
Court of Errors and Appeals
William Waller Phelps
Washington
Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Wiehington
Thurber
Buzzard's Bay
White House
Daorant
San Francisco
Pheodore Durant
Williams
Market Street
Minnie Williams
Miss Williams
Durant
Emanuel J. Krismian
Krisman
Grand Parrmrer
Portlaid
John B. Hughes
Mandior Jn
Mary B. Dunn
Noh
Bonney
FISHED WTVH STRIKES AND FATAL INDUSTRIAL INCIDENTS
A chaotic May strike at the Cheibtbttde Steel works led to clashes between strikers and machinists. Police used force to restore order as workers halted production, with injuries reported and 450 men put out of work. Other items include a dynamite explosion at Albright colliery killing one worker and injuring several, plus a Charleston shooting affray that gravely wounded a newspaper compositor cousin of the shooter.
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PriTtso_es
Phillips, Nimick & Co
Siigo
Amalgamated Association
Tis
Order Iron Works
Chidaies
Avriots
Enema
Jack Shephemt
Gehiniet
Bakit
Mertelinal
Workien
Badly Devine
Patrice McCauley
Chicago Potters Station
Chary
Rothog
Porgythe
Chis
Thor
Jenkins
Forsythe
Tren
Portevi Lee
Albright
Llewellyn
Thomas Flood
James Lidiback
John Calligan
John Mornelli
Flood
Lidiback Hon
Charleston
Charlestos
J. N. Barsh
William Wilson
Wilson
FE DELAWARE DEADLOCK Vasu Extends the Legislative Session
The Delaware Senate and House failed to break the deadlock as a conference to discuss the senatorial matter adjourned without action. Republican leaders backed a resolution, while Five Republicans voted against. Governor and party leaders opposed, fearing no action before tomorrow. Two reporters were expelled after a discovery in the conference room, delaying the process.
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Vasu
Hog George Vo Massey
Dover
Sewsten
Romns
Charles L. Moun
Republicans In Favor of the Meviation, and Is Below Roundly Do Nouweut
Republicana
Baseball Scores and City News Highlights
National League games draw mixed results with Cincinnati over New York 7 to 6 and Chicago defeating Washington 10 to 0. Other reports note wet grounds delaying several matches, plus minor league scores in Scranton, Springfield, Providence, and Wilkes-Barre. International and local items include the Springfield Y M C A convention opening with 1200 delegates, mint appointment changes in Philadelphia, and a Lancaster man’s fatal fall along with distant travel notes and civic updates.
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Cincinnati
New York
Springfeld
Springfield
Syracuse
Providence
Rocheater
Wilkesbarre
Wilkenbarre
Toronto
Philadelphia
Wastisotos
May
Townsend
Philaieiphia
Treasury Department
Cartiste
Whits House
Herman Kretz
William E. Morgan
State Department
Miners Face Tense Pause in West Virginia Strike
In West Virginia a miners mass gathering led to a tense but mostly peaceful standoff. Railroads and mining operations faced suspensions while authorities, aided by special deputies, kept order. The Southwest Virginia Coal Company announced payments but company houses were being vacated as miners anticipated disruption and possible resettlement. The situation remains volatile with talks of arrival of new workers and potential long, hard confrontations ahead.
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PocAnusTas
May
West Virginia
Thuroughferes
Tasewall
Lawless
von Companies
Southwest Virginia Improvement Company
Eckman Inloed Hare
Com Company
Bullitt
Pooshontas Company
Mo Cae
Southwest Virginia Coal Company
Elkhorn miners strike amid idle region reports
Tirglaia Officials pleased with miners strike mood in Carantestoy West Virginia as 8000 to 10000 idle men reduce output. Deputy Marshal Harman keeps calm reports no threats. some talk of bringing in non union labor from Pennsylvania but no action yet. In Bellaire Ohio miners show cautious optimism with operators paying sixty cents, expect West Virginia coal to divert west. Captain Howgate freed on bail. trial delayed. Chinese emperor seeks financial aid from Russia and France in exchange for commercial concessions.
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Tirglaia
Carantestoy
W. Va
Elkhorn
State House
Brownings
Norfolk and Westar Road
United States
Harman Kee
Charleston
Vititie
TRS
Pennsylvania
Matechal Harmon
Ohio
Bellaire
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Hert
Jury secures McLauchlin trial date amid fires and wrecks
Seventeen days passed before a jury was secured for Police Inspector McLauchlin's trial in New York. A Hungarian Galizees fire destroyed 16 houses and three churches leaving three dead. Track workers Féwari Ulsich and Jobo Waith killed at Stevens colliery. British ship Karacliffe wrecked near Princess Island with total loss. Family feud near Norton, Virginia left three Gilleys dead and Joe Day wounded. Consul General Springer protested to Spanish authorities over Manuel Fuentes trial by military court. Judge Brown denied removal of Collis Huntington to California for interstate violation case.
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McLauchlin
New York
Galizees
Hungary
Féwari Ulsich
Jobo Waith
Stevens
Pittston
Karacliffe
Princess Island
China
Day
Gilley
Norton
Gilleys
Joe Day
Springer
Havers
Manuel Fuentes
New York World
Judge Brown
United States Circuit Court
Collis P. Hansington
California
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W. L. Douglas
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Bradfield Regulator CO
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Italy
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The
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Floyd W. Tompkins, Jr
Provytherico
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South America
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Scranton Board of Assue Charitie
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Mazjor Pingree
Detroit
Penrose
Senate Judiciary General Committee
van Cleef
John T. van Cleef
State Board of Assessors
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Howgate
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