Wyoming conference opens with holy communion and long session
Special from Scranton reports the Wyoming conference annual session at Centenary church opening with holy communion led by Bishop Vincent. The business session began with pastor and probationer calls, secretary choices, and committees on auditing, church extension, finance, and examinations. A historical lectures series and bishop's resolutions followed as the day continued.
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Seranton Tribune
Singhammton
Wyoming
Vincent
Edwin KO Olmstead
Edwin BL Olmstead
Woop
Simin
J. Bo Race
Jawole
J. Vl Newell
J. HL Taylor
J. On
T. UW. Parsons
A. Schonell
Lowry
Monferetioe Helettbine
J. MW. Littell
J. J. Smith
J. N. Kee
J OW. Nicholson
Levi Juinivan
Philip Houck
Choret Alliance 8
Butford
Crompton
Bial
M. Shaw
FE. van Hosen
J. T. van Campen
BL. Jeffrey
A. Tratsue
DL. McDowall
Howard
J. J. Anwel
J W. Thivia
Wilson C. EB. Sweet
Ki. Hunt
King
RL Brice
Professor Ky . Ornitith
G. AL Place
G. HH. Stone
J. O .Miller
J.B. BL Bone
G. Ruckmian
George
Nack Surdium
Puller
A.dw. Decker
W. H Peares
Sprague
Hard
Withee Connell
H. Newing
Olmestown
Marcus W. Scott
Epworth Langue
Simpkins
BL J. Ripley
Warnock
A. T. Chaffee
Wilber
M. B. Goilshall
H HO Carruth
Jaitpin
J. Iwee
Thomas Burgess
M. Olistent
BR. Tower
Otsepee
Thames
Correll
A. Terry
Joshua Brundle Lowi
Postouoce
Hane
A. Wo Cooper
Ho A. Cliteen
George OF
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Hartsoek
J. HW. Race
Williamrise
CO. Mepiermoth
M.S. Hud Ob
S. Sprig
MB Godehall
Alger
A.chife
EH. Reynolds
R. M. Pascue
J. OW. Price
W. M. Hiller
Shipman
Hladn Doenan
RK. Penwariden
Ty Tirnside
We W. Corin
Christlin Walters Koow
Pec
Hwith
William Stil
Suhiy
H. A. Wiuheais
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Northrop
J. Madixon
J. ¢. Johnson
Charles Smith
J. W. Wooley
State of Chireh
Thomas Harroun
Wilden
Trieble
A. Jay
J. Lewis
C. A. Benjamin
H. A Renciltet
State of the Country
J., Floyd
J. W. Nicholson
John Bradshaw
L. A. Wild
FL Gemsall
J. AL Quimby
Vrooman
HM. Lewis
Ho EB
Wheeler
Pearce
Barnes
N. d. Hawley
D. Cornell
Chirk Callender
PL Poor
Mon
van Tueren
al Wrigley
I. Willlane
Temperance
Prentice
Kilpatrick
Wile
Murdock
L. Linnabery
A. Wee
Cuban Filibusterers and the Bermuda Seizure
A private cablegram from Philadelphia reports the steamer Bermuda seized at Puerto Cortez by the Honduras government with munitions from New York bound for Cuba. Spanish agents seek condemnation as contraband. Captain O'Brien and crew aboard. General Calixto Garcia’s whereabouts uncertain. Casualty and command rumors surround Gomes and Maxim, with illness cited and possible relinquishment of command.
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Coho
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New York
Cuba
O'Brien
Calixto Garcia
General Wexler
Cape Correntes
Garela
Mnaide
Maxim Games
Pita
Colphin
Gomes
Five Men Die In Mill Boiler Explosion At Greenville
At Greenville Mississippi on a April 1 a boiler explosion at the Planters Mill killed five men and wounded about a dozen others. The dead include Henry Williams Oliver Humphreys Isom Freeman Elorace Wilkinson and hd Strausack. Injured include Frank Wolfenden Columbus Washington Tom Brown W E Freeman Alex Highes Freeman Pendleton. The blast was blamed on a dry boiler and the wreckage caught fire burning corpses.
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Creenville
Miss
Phinters
Henry Williams
Oliver Humphreys
Isom Freeman
Elorace Wilkinson
Hd. Strausack
Frank Wolfenden
Columbus Washington
Tom Brown
Alex. Highes
Freeman Pendleton
Mohawk Gorge Flood Delays Trains Across Mohawk River
A large ice gorge formed in the Mohawk River west of Fort Plain halting trains since early afternoon. Eastbound track damaged by water undermines rails while other lines see overflow. West Shore trains run between here and Albany but delays persist.
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N. Y
Mohawk River
Fort Plain
West Shore
Central
Albany
Mohawk
Garwed Lee
Rochester
Powers Hotel
German Insurance
West Main Street
Tre
Democrat and Chronicle
Hindery
Fara Th. Andrews
Auburn Road
Conajobarie
Fee Gorge
Tere
New York Central
Palatine Bridge
Quart O
Cannjoharle
T. Johnsville
Weat Shore
Hughes Refuses to Quit Arizona Governorship
Interior department telegrams to Bruce and Hughes report Hughes’s refusal to vacate the Arizona governor's office. The president directs the removal and orderly turnover of the office to acting governor Bruce. Also notes Rhode Island election results and a boxing bout summary with Ives defeating Schaefer in a championship contest.
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Hughes
Jrepident
Pogse Fastcott
Cuban and Delawar e Senate Debates Highlighted Mayhem
In Washington on April 1 Senator George spoke long against Dupont’s seat claim, while Senator Call proposed a Cuban joint resolution to defend U S interests with naval force if needed. The House advanced sundry civil and post office bills, with debate looming on the Howard University provision and war department spending for Spokane. A furor over silver miners and manufacturers flared as Bowers defended miners against exclusion.
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George
Dupont
Senate
Delaware
Peffer
Pop
Cuba
United States
Min Calk
Post Office
San Francisco
New Zealand
New South Wales
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bingham
Huber
Nebo
Howard University
Spokane
Washinton
Aly. Grosvenor
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Ohio
Treasury
Patterson
Dem
Tenn
Republican Party
William. McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Bowers
Cala
News This Morning and Local Highlights
Weather shows showers then clear as the region reviews political notes. Reports mention a Cuban resolution and Wyoming conference at Binghamton, plus a senator's apology. Five men killed in a Holler explosion are noted amid market and stock memories. Local items include Pickering damages, the Dickson contest, and council money.
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Jernie Call
Wyoming
Binghamton
Chandler
Cuba
American Consul Williams Varnishes Testimony in Cuba
Havana dispatch reports rebel commanders entering Santa Clara province capital, with guards patrolling, supplies seized, and two insurgent casualties. American prisoner Walter Dygart, once linked to a letter seen by Consul Willhime, is not being treated as a prisoner of war due to insufficient evidence. A separate Balnoa incident is described as favorable to insurgents, with a black fighter surviving a machete clash amid Spanish casualties.
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Havana
Cuba
Key West
Kla
Santa Clara
Ragan
Walter Dygart
Senate
State Department
Willhame
Willhime
Dupart White
Ciiies
Weylen
Dygart
Balnoa
Melguige
Couple chloroformed in home robbery in Wilmington area
News describes two burglars entering a residence on Tatnall Street, chloroforming Mr and Mrs Worrow, leaving them unconscious but alive after a narrow escape from death. They looted the house, finding only eight dollars, as local responders aided.
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Wilmington
Sturmlars
Antrim
Worrilow
Tatnall Street
Todny
Worrow
Inquest Opens Over Annie McGrath Death
Philadelphia April 1 Coroner Ashbridge will hold an inquest into Annie McGrath s death. Dr Leffman reports he will submit a formal finding tomorrow. Samuel Langdon once deemed connected to the case faces potential discharge as no poison or motive is found. George Dickey says injunction against Langdon related to the Altoona and Phillipsburg railroad was settled and business will proceed.
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Langdon
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Annie McGrath
Iowlow
Leffman
Samuel P. Langdon
Miss McGrath
Mattern
George W. Dickey
Hourgdile
Altoona
Phillipsburg
Dickey
Houtadale
Mir Dickey
Rech Raves At Fate In Beterville Murder Verdict
John Rech the self confessed killer of his wife Bessie Weaver in Beterville New Jersey reacted violently after the coroner jury found him responsible for the brutal crime. He shifted from quiet prisoners to a maniacal outburst cursing his fate and was closely watched to prevent self harm. His necktie and suspenders were removed by guards at City Hall station.
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Philadelphia
John Rech
Beterville
N. J
Bessie
Mays Landline
Redwold
City Hall
Wim
Real Estate Mutual Fire Insurance assigns for creditors
Philadelphia April 1 The Real Estate Mutual Fire Insurance company assigned its assets for creditors to Theodore W Stone. The deed dated Monday shows no real estate. Signed by J Simmons president and IL CG Van Trump secretary. Attorney William J Smyth handled the matter. The company formed February 1855 and claimed $800,000 in policies last November. Policies were issued for cash premiums not exceeding $5,000.
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Philadelphia
Real Estate Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Theodore W. Stone
J. Simmons
CG. van Trump
Wiliam J. Smyth
Failur
3000 Volt Fatal Accident At Altoona Shop
William Jones a 40 year old Altoona resident was electrocuted at work in the lathe shop of the Pennsylvania Railways company. He stood on an iron spacer near the shafting as 3000 volts coursed through him killing him instantly. He died with a burn on the right hand and foot burns on the feet. He left a wife and four children.
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Altoona
Pennsylviania Railtons Company
Wiliam Jones
Jones
Jealous Editor Brannigan Shoots Wife Then Kills Self
Corning Ohio April 1 Thomas Brannigan well known businessman and former editor of the Corning Times shot his wife Jest nleht nl and then killed himself. She is mortally wounded. Brannigan was driven by jealousy, authorities say.
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Thomas Brannigan
Corming
Ohio
Mirchnigan
Bute
Brannigan
Corning Times
Manitoba Conference Meeting Notes Unclear Outcomes
Report from the Manitoba Conference indicates a session at Leseston with April L and Wintalpow resignation or cancellation. No decisive results or details on minors emerged. information available shows no clear conclusions as of now.
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Althouse
Leseston
Unclear Article Fragment Involving Aged Victims At A Meeting
Fragmentary report notes an event at a chamber meeting with references to a child and a colored person. Details are garbled and names are unreadable, with mentions of injuries to a boy and a girl and a partial quote. No clear outcome or location is discernible from the readable text.
Pittsburgh Man Dies After Fall From Pole Support
Edward Cullen of the Allegheny County Light company fell from a pole on Rippey Street in Pittsburgh today. The cause of the fall remains unknown. His home was in Ithaca New York.
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Pittsborn
Edward Cullen
Allegheny County Light Company
Els
Ithaca
N. Y
Chandler's Letter Sways Reed Endorsement in New Hampshire
Senator Chandler reveals in a letter to Senator Lodge that New Hampshire delegates favored Reed’s candidacy and opposed a McKinley alignment at the Manchester convention. He details the process, debates over platform resolutions, and his own cautious stance amid a broader party struggle.
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Chandler
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Evening Monitor
Lodge
Lowe
Washington, D.C
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Manchester
Henry M. Putney
Mirror
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Osborne
Hanna
Handler
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Hapna
New Hampshire
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Thas
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McBinien
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Louisiana
South Carolina
Omer
Min Hayes
Packard
Hin Beriain
Imen
Harti
William EF
Funds Needed to Feed Starving Armenians in Newark
The Armenian relief association pleads for 3000 dollars raised by Newark residents to aid Armenians in Constantinople and surrounding centers. The effort, supported by Mrs. Cara Barton and the New York Woman’s Auxiliary, aims to feed millions for months amid famine. Weather notes and dispatches from New York follow.
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Armenian Relief Association
Cara Barton
Constantinople
Eltigens
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Noobato
Hell Om Bee Bolt
Armenia
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Afr
W. OW. Peet
Constantirapeles Coer Rdttie
Hays
Trevesta
Kent ii
New York Woman's
Ameniius
Easter Eggs Seized on Frugal Treasure Hunt
A brief item notes the discovery of decorative Easter eggs described as affordable and attractive, highlighting their charm and value for a holiday display.
Unclear maritime update and proclamation announced
Shipping movements list various ships and routes between Liverpool New York Southampton Antwerp and London with multiple vessel names and destinations. A governor issues a proclamation designating Friday April 10 and April 2 for a general observance in Pennsylvania, urging public respect for the occasion.
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Queenstown
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Kmdam
Ritterdam
Pura
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Lele
Wight
Mobile
London
Gil
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