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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
1
A Philippine political figure pledges allegiance to the United States in a formal oath ceremony. The event marks a notable moment of ties between the two nations amid ongoing colonial and diplomatic discussions.
Chicago voters reelect Carter Harrison for a second term as mayor defeating Republican candidates by a wide margin. Harrison’s plurality is reported around 20 078 with total city vote figures showing Harrison well ahead, and the mayor’s campaign focused on streetcar franchise extensions and reforms.
Sixto Lopez said the Aguinaldo oath of allegiance to the United States is important and asked for full particulars. He noted possible conditions and requested time to think it over after being told only the fact had been confirmed.
A fragmented report describes a ceremonial event in Vienna with a special dispatch mentioning Mrs Vou and a leading presider. It hints at a Fourth of July style gathering and a reception at a venue with dancers and officials present.
A wire exclusive reports Captain Hazzard and Lieutenant Hazzard urged for speedy promotion. The message notes previous service with General Funston and volunteers from Washington aiding in the Aguinaldo campaign, highlighting urgent war leadership needs.
A late senatorial race in Kortethind district saw Tes Pollina and Joust contend for the seat. Peneter Kee, a prominent local figure, led the campaign before Magee and his nephew secured the Republican nomination and election.
Amonited Utsa and partners report halted work on the Haleore and Olde railroad upgrades at Mount Alyy as workers strike for higher wages and better conditions. Tensions rise with local officials and company leaders in dispute over pay.
Partial OCR report notes diplomatic tension with Greece and Crete, referencing a high commission and the foreign minister Venizelos amid calls for Crete to yield to three-power demands. The fragment hints at international mediation and regional instability.
An exclusive Associated Press report from Chrietiania notes gold discovery near Arendal on the Skager Rack. Thirty six briletemen are reported at the scene with ongoing operations and estimates of yield and impact to local trade.
In Harrisburg on April 2 five mine related measures cleared the House. They include inspectors elected by people, weighing coal by weight, a check weighman at mines paid by the employee, and a tax plan on company stores. A bill prohibiting child labor in mines passed, with penalties. The apportionment bill to add seats to the House and Senate plans shifts seats among counties. The Senate adjourned after a short session with calendars cleared.
fragmented text describes advocates and opponents of a measure debating tonight and tomorrow and a vote to follow after Thursday. mentions Chaffey ballot bill and adjournment in a cenreevecie setting.
Workington April 1 The secretary announced plans to buy government bonds on the basis of new two percent prices. Today he tendered 2,000,000 government short bonds offered by Harvey Pirke & Sons, with the 1907 bonds priced to maturity in twenty nine years.
Yesterday's vote led the Cuban constitutional convention to meet in public today and then adjourn to an executive session. A reconsideration of the vote against sending a commission to Washington is expected, with special sessions planned tomorrow for limited discussion.
Miss Herinman a Pittsburg family member commits suicide by lying before an oncoming train in Chelten Hills while under treatment for hysteria. A nurse accompanied her as she toured the district and was separated from her charge before the fatal act.
The report notes two larger towns engaging in the campaign, with West Demivetut candidate Mavi Gwige West defeating opponent Dkownien. Observers describe the municipal election as active in Meda Tinea and surrounding areas, while polls point to Crate support and a close statewide contest with Wichita and Calon Syalage figures mentioned.
A garbled wire service style note reports a union meeting with requests for time off. It mentions suspending work on horses and buildings and a demand for extra Saturday time off, with unclear attributions and dates.
Fragmentary wire copy describes unspecified events about colliders or orders and mentions a group awaiting action. The readable text provides no clear names dates places or outcomes to identify a specific event or person.
Unclear fragments report a fatal confrontation involving individuals named Rogers and Winchester over political tensions. The melee occurred at Overland Park and ended with fatalities. Other details are unreadable in the text.
The United States supports Francis Loomis in Caracas as Venezuela plans Loomis’s recall or leave to consult in Washington. President Castro resents Loomis for protesting non payment of sums owed to Americans, while the Scorpion carries Loomis to San Juan Puerto Rico for further travel.
Weather notes predict rain and gusty west winds across the area. The column cites commented notes on public affairs, local news, and regional headlines, touching on candidates and civic topics.
Geneva dispatch reports a terrible riot in Dienne when residents attacked the town hall during a land sale dispute. The clash between locals and gendarmes left ten dead and fifteen injured as grazing rights and municipal land sparked violence.
Carrie Nation of Kansas visits St Louis and confronts bartenders at Market Street saloon. Police remove her after a quarrel and a revolver is drawn, signaling more confrontations may follow if authorities threaten to close saloons.
A fragmentary account reports a pot of Spanish gold, valued around 1000 dollars, found in the debris of an old building in Ange lial area. The pot was hidden in a canvar cover, amid wreckage from a house bought by Hubert Jones. The discovery spurs further leads and speculation about hidden treasure.
A cryptic report from The Ansoulated Press in Philadelphia notes the apparent death by own action of Albert Smith. The brief item, dated April 4, mentions a child named Alheie Kh Solel aged 1 placed in care after an incident, and references Wilkes Hapie. The fragmentary text implies a violent act tied to revenge, with references to confinement and a somber fate, but many details are garbled.
Fragmentary text from Lancaster likely notes a local event or notice with names and dates unreadable. The garbled form obscures specific actions, persons, and places making precise summary difficult.
Albert T Patrick stood in Justice Jerome's court as murder and forgery charges tied him to William Rice’s death in Texas and New York. Key testimony from Rice’s valet Charles F Jones claimed Patrick solicited chloroform, supplied a towel over Rice's face, and benefited from large checks after Rice’s death while executors contest forged wills.
The article reports on Rand Mines opening with dispute over wages and conditions of work. It notes maximum wages set at five shillings a day and compares to irregular workers. It mentions funding for families of those killed in the war and a circular outlining terms of labor.
A blaze at Vrlee street and Gurteld avec damaged areas and drew emergency crews. Witness Mire Ian Poon reported authorities on scene and neighbors described rapid flames in a narrow urban block.
Fragmentary wire copy details a local event in Tin with scattered names and places. The readable segments reference MRE Mabie and a medical techie, but critical details, dates, and outcomes are missing, leaving only isolated phrases.
Reports from Pekin outline plans to destroy forts at Taku Shan-Hai-Kwan and Tien-Tsin to ensure river navigation. The move aims to satisfy merchants and support foreign trade while dispatching a north Taku fort as military necessity.
A violent incident in Shamokin ends with a man fatally shooting his mother and murdering his brother before fleeing. Police pursued the suspect, who escaped toward Phonville, leaving the family in shock and the community seeking answers about motive and events.
文本显示传出于四月初，北欧与欧洲港口之间的航线活跃。路透社等多方报道贝尔格拉德港口及荷兰鹿特丹等地的运输动向，涉及纽沃尔斯、波罗的海沿岸及美洲港口的船只调动与贸易活动，强调新战事背景下的商船航线改变与货物结算。
The Associated Press reports Republicans swept the Denver election, defeating the Democratic ticket. Preliminary tallies show a decisive margin as voters favored the GOP in key races, signaling a strong party performance amid close contests for mayoral and council seats.
An exclusive report says the Tesla and Alisha collieries operated by Piychidelionda and Beals ing Coal company, employing 2 000, were shut down this morning after workers walked off. The move followed a mass tear up of their shifts as celebrations erupted at Mount Carmel.
A Kansas election news brief reports a woman’s victory attributed to mobilization of female voters. The piece notes political figures and factions supporting the gains, reflecting a broader suffrage-era shift in governance and representation.
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