Sia wa POX Bill Defeated in 18 to 15 Vote
An effort to amend the Sia wa POX bill led by Mr. Flinn failed after an 18 to 15 defeat. The vote outcome blocked the proposed changes and reflected division among lawmakers on the measure.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
1
An effort to amend the Sia wa POX bill led by Mr. Flinn failed after an 18 to 15 defeat. The vote outcome blocked the proposed changes and reflected division among lawmakers on the measure.
A wide set of bills is debated including a proposed constitutional amendment to allow voting machines and a plan to compensate riot victims. The session also discusses a bill to extend juvenile court judges’ jurisdiction, corporate law changes, and other legislative items with numerous named lawmakers and local officials referenced.
Exclusive wire reports Governor General Wood met with Cuban delegates led by Portaenda to discuss U S relations and the Paris treaty obligations. Wood said treaty clauses preserve Cuba's independence and U S interests. Delegates left hopeful of a favorable outcome as Cuba sets fifteen days for voter registration starting April 19 with elections to follow.
A package of about 200 letters stolen from a West Coast sender was found at Ocean Grove. The report notes authorities in New York and Washington handling the case, with details suggesting a theft from a trobia dn tnensit and partial contents recovered, including stamps and some addresses.
A garbled wire service summary reports unclear events spanning multiple locations including Thokert and New York with references to performances, prices, and opinions on future trends. The text mixes names and events, making the main action indiscernible.
The text presents a fractured note about mines and operators, with a reference to a Mr. Mitchell and a Mesias figure. It hints at a root matter and a distant shoreline, mentioning Huronloud and future considerations. The garbled prose limits clear facts or dates.
An AP dispatch reports a charged individual from the Viietschinth voluiten infantry arriving at Galamba Laguan in southern Luzon. The case involves alleged misappropriation of tac on and related irregularities tied to a Manila depot.
Fragmentary obituary mentions a 75 year old resident of Alabama, calls him a professor and composer pioneer of a symphony, references Confederate lineage and a Virginia connection, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
Pekin ministers weigh tax and loan options to fund the indemnity. A half month’s rent house tax and salt and likin duties under maritime customs would raise about 20 million taels annually, with bonds clearing the principal in forty years. some powers oppose forcing China into a loan.
A Ble Associated report from Moss New York on April 4 describes a meeting of iron firms in the East with plans to resist higher prices. Attendees included firms from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Steelton Scranton and others as part of a proposed anti trust effort. A note says the gathering also discussed a possible combination against United States steel interests and outlines rumors of organized eastern groups forming to join any concerted action.
A sensational local case in Wilkes Barre involves Dr Samuel Silsboro accused of crime against his wife. Witnesses describe professional conduct questioned while magistrates assess a complex sequence culminating in public sale of assets and mayoral involvement.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places like New York and various surnames, with many typos. The readable pieces mention Alley New York and possible institutional references but lack coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
Fragmentary text announces a successor to Col. McCluye tied to an Associated Project in Walladelphia. The notice is garbled but hints at leadership changes within a local media or civic entity and references a wedding or formal event.
A London based report outlines General Botha’s letter to Lord Kitchener dated Peb 18 proposing a meeting for mutual discussion to end the bloodshed. The document discusses safe conduct terms and a possible meeting venue as part of peace talks amid the South African conflict.
The coroner's jury concluded its inquiry into the Netlie Bly train wreck near Bordentown on Feb. , finding involuntary manslaughter charges likely against conductor Thompson and engineer Sapp. Sapp accepted full responsibility, while Thompson’s actions and the railway company are blamed for lack of safe procedures. Thompson died recently from injuries.
A Washington dispatch reports that Civil Service Reformers from the National Civil Service Reform League met with the president to discuss alleged violations of the law. The delegation, led by Burk e of Indiana, presented findings and urged action while the president remained noncommittal and consulted with advisers.
Fragmentary wire copy reports actions connected with Aguinaldo and resistance efforts. It mentions figures such as Chief Justice Avellanio and others, noting tensions and proposed strategies amid unfolding political distress. The text is garbled but centers on civic leadership and imperial reactions.
A gaswell near Beaumont Texas flowed 100 feet above the top of the borehole. The well has a valve that easily shuts off the flow and is said to rival the famous Lucas well. Completion of the pipeline to Port Arthur and additional tankage are in progress.
Exclusive wire reports the bill raises a motor car or farming tax by four percent and places the proposal before voters at the next election. If approved it would impact state finances and require adjustments by lawmakers at the assembly session.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on a local event or case involving individuals and a place, mentioning names like Wilianas Polit Hiel and Brana wheels, with unclear actions and dates. The readable bits show death and a possible legal or civic context but lack cohesive details.
The British press reports Count Von Waldersee's urgent telegram to Emperor William urging a halt to allied troop withdrawals to avoid cross national friction. Moscow says Russian numbers in Manchuria may reach 300 000, with possible redeployment toward Korea. conflicting notices from Berlin to Pekin discuss the Manchurian convention and potential diplomatic sanctions.
In Elizabeth New Jersey a crash on the Central Railroad of New Jersey killed fireman John Cronin and badly injured engineer Frank Mahon. A Newark to Perth Amboy passenger train collided with a coal train on a siding, derailing all coaches. About forty passengers were on board and escaped with bruises. Both men remained at their posts as the engines toppled.
Reported events describe a delayed shooting competition with weather issues and continued rounds into the evening. The article lists contestants, scores, and names such as ATR Liliete Captain Money and B D Wiltord, noting twenty five bound prizes and a resumed event next morning.
The Associated Press reports Chaplain Laeles 4, Mereo, in charge of the U S morgue at Manila, recommended to the War Department the issue of a small aluminum identification tag worn around the neck by every soldier to aid in identifying the dead in the Philippines.
The readable fragments describe a domestic shooting with a fatal outcome and a related suspect, but key names, places, and dates are distorted, making precise attribution difficult. The piece hints at an exclusives wire transmission from The Associated Press.
Fragmentary wire report notes purchase of coal tiles during wartime. Mentions policy controls and distribution measures, with reference to the index and timetable for delivery. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate government oversight and village or city implications.
Fragmented text lists several institutions and locations with unclear relation and dates. The readable names include Washington and Lee, Lehigh, Princeton, and Virginia places, but the passage lacks an intelligible event or outcome to summarize.
A compact morning bulletin lists fair weather with westerly winds and references local civic items. Mentions general administration, legal notices, editorial content, and regional reorganizations in the Northeastern Pennsylvania area.
The mid-Atlantic region suffers heavy snow with the Potomac River rising six feet and several streams threatening bank breaches. Peaches face damage from a rapid freeze after a warm spell, while communications falter in Fayette County as lines and poles crumble under the storm. Mountains report three feet of snow and evergreen trees weighed down by wet ice.
Exclusive report states Jeb H McPherson widow of the New Jersey senator was laid to rest at Ou WM cemetery chapel today. The funeral then moved to an undertaking establishment for cremation and ash placement in the family vault. A probate dispute in New York over the removal of the remains was noted, with attorneys and relatives differing on the plan as the family prepares further arrangements.
A Dauphin County court addressed a contested certificate of nomination for We AL Mager Jr and Vittaluine publican Tomineo fu senator. The Wormsley magistrate ruled the certificate invalid due to timing issues with the required filing period. A related legal action was set for further proceedings.
In New York on April 4 Charles F. Jones, valet-secretary to millionaire Willhe Marshall, faced sharp cross examination. Judge Jerome questioned corroboration for Jones claims tying Patrick to a murder, and Patrick displayed nerve by reading a damning statement aloud with clinical calm between recesses.
A clash between General John Bryantes man and Walter D. Vorwter, editor of the Laieville Commercial, occurred on Fourth Avenue with no bloodshed. The longtime rivals had tension since a prior political feud, but friends intervened and the scuffle ended quickly.
An Associated Press report from Philadelphia notes the death of a woman identified as the wife of a local musician. The incident occurred when she was struck by a freight train near North Penn Louch area. authorities described the event as a fatal accident.
A brief AP led summary reports a proposed New York charter amendment. The item notes the inclusion of a legal framework change and references immigration and housing topics discussed by city officials.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear meaning. It references Washington and Agloe with scattered phrases and no coherent event or outcome to report.
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