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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1902

Page

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Rhodes Views on America and Britain and a World Federation

Cecil Rhodes outlines in an unfinished manuscript his plan for an American British federation with home rule for parts of the empire. He envisions a secret society of wealth to promote global peace, transatlantic cooperation, tariff strategy, and universal language progress, with America central to the vision.

Colossus Associated Seas London Cecil Rhodes William T. Stead American Review of Reviews America Great Britain W. T. Stead Mr. Stead Mrr Rhodes Embras Stead Sthodes United States House of Commons Taunner O'Brien England Mr. Rhodes Loyola's Rhodesia Associated Press My. Stead United States Assembly Washington Baron Hirsch Mr. Herrison Canada Argentina Brazil Napoleon Europe Portugal Persia Spain

Governor appoints trustees to Harrisburg insane hospital

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press Harrisburg April 8 Governor Stowe re appoints four trustees to the Harrisburg state insane hospital Donald Maldomay William K Alvicks Peter K B Buck Ashland and Dr John E Mentgor Lancaster.

Associated Press Harrisburg Stowe Harrisburg State Insane Hospital Willliam K. Alvicks Peter KB. Buck Ashland John E. Mentgor Lancaator

Inundation Threat Near Cumberland Md Amid Flood Preparations

Cumberland Maryland faces inevitable flood as snow falls to 18 inches, rivers rise, roads block, wires crippled, and trains delayed by landslides. The Potomac River surges while the Baltimore and Ohio line remains closed near Sir John's Run. Local crews clear debris and brace for rising waters.

Cumberland Baltimore Ohio Sir John’s

Roelofs Sues United Hatters Over Defamatory Boycott

Philadelphia April report says Henry H Roelofs, a major US hat maker, sues fifteen United Hatters members in circuit court for 250000 damages. He alleges conspiracy to issue false circulars and celebrity boycott threats after he refused union control over hiring.

Philadelphia Henry H.roelofs United States United States Circuit Court United Hatters Association Roelofs Noelofs

Salary reductions approved by New York City board

New York reports that the board of estimates unanimously approved a ten percent city salary cut excluding police fire uniformed personnel teachers and Civil War veterans. Analysts estimate the total reduction ranges from 250000 to 600000 across city salaries.

New York Board of Estimates of Greater New York

Philippines Bill Sets Civil Government Form for Islands

Exclusive wire from Washington reports Republican insular committee members perfected the bill establishing civil government in the Philippines. Chairman Cooper reintroduced a complete form likely to be reported to the house by the full committee tomorrow. The bill differs from the senate version by providing a full civil government to take effect when the war ends.

Washington House Insular Cooper Senate

Train accident injures Portland youth near Lackawanna station

Percy Laflar son of Lorenga LaBar of Portland was struck by a fast moving passenger train at the Lackawanna station in Stroudsburg. He fell under a car and suffered the loss of his right arm above the elbow his left foot and right leg injuries including a fracture.

Scranton Tribune Stroudsburg Percy Laflar Lorenga LaBar Portland Lackawanna Railroad Mia

Augusta mill strike lockout goes into effect at 6 90

In Augusta district the lockout began at 6 90 o clock amid a tense stand by the manufacturers association who vow to fight to the end. No spindles will turn in Augusta or House Creek valley tomorrow morning as silence prevails.

Augusta Manufacturers Association Deelstood House Creek

Flooding Threatens US Steel Region River Drive

Heavy rain has swollen the Suseudunna River at Clearfeld Pennsylvania. Water rises rapidly with bankful crests and forecast to reach ten feet, threatening the main log drive between Clearfeld and Curwenville.

Clearfeld Suseudunna Curwenville

Snowbound in Connellsville Area Causes Transit Paralysis

Connellsville Pa April reports the Pittsburgh region buried under deep snow as forecasts predict continued travel disruption. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad runs cautiously and streetcar service is paralysed amid the weather.

Connelleville Han Vrain Baltimore and Oslo

Court orders restraint on reconstruction of Atlantic City wool pier

Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports John Yo was served a court order tonight prohibiting reconstructing the wool pier after a recent fire. The order requires using steel in the rebuilding and forbids any reconstruction with prior materials.

Atlantic City John Yo

Pensions Granted in White Haven and Nearby Areas

Exclusive report states pensions awarded to residents at White Haven and Clark Serantop. The exact names and totals are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate increased support for local beneficiaries. Authorities reference April actions with regional distribution noted.

Washington White Haven Clark, Serantop

Charleston Welcomes President On Fort Sumter Visit

President Roosevelt arrives in Charleston after a stop at Summerville and attends a full day program. He tours Fort Sumter with artillery demonstrations, hosts a luncheon aboard the Algonquin, and attends a formal reception at St John’s Hotel. Mrs Roosevelt’s reception draws 500 guests as Charleston honors the visitor.

Associated Preas Charleston S. C Summerville Mayor Smythe Hemphill South Carolina Tampa Charleston Navy Yard Algonquin St. John’s Hotel St. Charles Hotel Roosevelt Fort Sumter Frederick Dent Artillery Corps Tpon Andrew Simonds St. John’s

Banquet to President Roosevelt in Charleston

President Roosevelt was hosted at a Charleston hotel banquet attended by over 300 guests including prominent state figures. Mayor Smyth welcomed the president and Roosevelt praised national unity, recalling the war's shared sacrifices and the value of public service across regions.

South Carolina Milliahed United States Cuba Agai McSweeney Washington Wagener Aycock North Carolina Charleston S. C Roosevelt Smyth

Waller Case Evidence Conflicts At Court Martial

Manila April 8 Major Littleton W Waller Marine Corps testified in rebuttal to General Jacob H Smith's evidence in the Samar massacre case stating orders to kill and burn and to make Lamar a howling wilderness with age limits of ten. Capt Porter Bearss and Lt Halford corroborated his testimony as the adjutant general records were sought to refute Smith. The request was granted.

Associated Press Manila Littleton W. T. Waller Marine Corps Samar Jacob H. Smith Lamar Waller Gen. Smith Capt Porter David D. Porter Hiram 1. Bearss Frank Halford Adjutant General Balungiga Ninth Infantry Smith

Pope Accepted Judgeship in Philippine Islands Court

Santa Fe reports William Pope of Atlanta accepted a judgeship in the court of first instance in the Philippine Islands. The 41 year old Democrat, a former United States attorney for Pueblo Indians and assistant US attorney, will assume the post in June after surrendering his Santa Fe duties.

Santa Fe N. M William Pope Atlanta United States Court of Private Clair

Weather Update From Roanoke: April Snow Hits Region

Exclusive wire reports Roanoke Virginia seeing intermittent snow with several inches on mountains and a prolonged cold spell. Thermometers show two degrees below freezing since early in the period as snow continues to fall.

Roanoke Mercury

Toombs Jury Disagrees Exclusive Wire Report

Jury dispute reported in Toombs case with conflicting views from the exclusive wire source. Names and details appear garbled, but the report indicates a disagreement among jurors over a key issue in the Cu tints Nene ye a ices a a case.

Myrvaa Aiden Abel

Reverend Crawford Front Hospitalized After Carnegie Interruption

Rev Dr Crawford-Front, rector of the Church of the Holy Comforter, interrupted Andrew Carnegie at a New York Society of Americans Authors dinner and was taken to Bellevue hospital. Doctors say he suffers acute mania and will be kept for observation. wife en route from Baltimore for decisions on treatment.

Carnegie Preay Baltimore W. A. Crawford-Front Andrew Carnegie Society of American Authors New York Church of the Holy Comforter Frost Crawford-Front Hospital Waldorf-Astoria

Democrats Fail To Agree On Cuban Reciprocity Policy

After a nearly three hour conference in Washington, Democratic members of the House adjourned without action on the Cuban reciprocity bill. The meeting left individuals free to vote as they wish, with about sixty Democrats reportedly backing the bill while others opposed. The conference was declared non binding and held in secret.

Rhodes England United States Parnell Dr. Tanner Charles Dilke Belgium Holland Germany Italy Stead Mr. Stead Cromwell Washington House of Representatives House Representative Hay Virginia Hay Underwood Alabama Burleson Texas Sulzer New York Cuba Newlands Nevada Associated Prov Shel Andlee Payne McClellan

Manchurian Convention Signed Feared to Shape Rail Control

Exclusive wire from Pekin reports the Manchurian convention has been signed with ratification expected in three months. The agreement covers the relinquishment of the railway in Manchuria and the role of Chinese and British interests in its control amid disputes over Beltiah administration and allied railway lines. Sir Ernest Sylow is cited in discussions of regional influence.

Pekin Ile Niu Chwang

Steamship Arrivals Report From The Associated Press

Arrivals list ships docking at New York on April 8 including Amsterdam Hot turdam Frederich der Grose Bronwn Cher bourgi Trave Genoa Suplen Gibraltar and Rotterdam Motterdam Bulle Kron pring Wilhem Bremen via Pisnwood Also Hyunduni Queenstown Ocean New York for Liverpool and Boulogne Sur Mer route details unclear from readable text.

New York Amsterdam Hotturdam Frederich der Grose Bronwn Cherbourgi Trave Genoa Suplen Gibraltar Bouthwark Antwerp Malentiv Laiverpool Rotterdam Motterdam Bulle Kronpring Wilhem Bremen Pisnwood Hierary Hyunduni Boulogne Sur Mer Queenstown Ocean Liverpool

New York Methodist Conferees Adopt Sabbath Observance Report

Exclusive wire report from New York states the conference committee on Obser vance presented a report denouncing Sunday excursions and saloons. It calls for cooperation with the American Sabbath movement and other efforts to maintain observance.

New York Ameri Sabbath

Protest by Cullom Sparks Senate Chinese Exclusion Debate

The Senate hears a vigorous protest from Senator Cullom against the Chinese exclusion bill in its present form. He notes treaty obligations conflict with several provisions while backing exclusion of Chinese laborers. A San Francisco merchant telegram objects to excluding legitimate Chinese merchants as unjust.

Senate Cullom Committee On Foreign Relations Culom United States Congress Patterson Colorado Perkins California China Frye Clias Spreckels San Francisco DIL Claus Spreckels Thomas Brown I. W. Pullman W. H. Crocker Charles Webb Howard A. H. Payson FP. H. Lilienthal J. A. Donohue A. Barel H. '. Pehoot J. D. Grant John Parrott W. Kline Levi Strauss Charles Holbrook Warren D. Clark Percy '. Morgan Leon Sloss Green Dediuigne John F. Merrill W. C. Ralston EK. W. Hopkins John L. Howard A. J*. Morrison W. B. Bowen Linreedon George Abbott C. Buckhow George A. Newhall George W. McNear William Babcock Bernard Ymuantle

Weather Forecast for Washington: Early Week Dips then Warmer

The forecast calls for a cold start Wednesday with a sharp morning drop. Thursday looks fair and warmer with a north wind shifting eastward, bringing milder conditions.

Washington Vennays- Vonla Biik

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the Statesman Patent Office British Isles Insane Hospital United Hatters The Greater Philippines Insular Committee Irina Clearfield Associated Uss Connellsville Frees Mrs. Roosevelt St. John's Hotel St. John's Andrew Simonds, Jr Preen Vermont Hin Republic Mugh ‘Thompson Jacob Smith Associated Prev Crawford-Frost Associated Jows Preas Bunday
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