Wisccasset Hotel at Mt Pocono Burns to Ground
The Wisccasset, Mt Pocono's largest hotel, burned at 5 40 pm with about 350000 in property loss. An explosion from gasoline used by plumbers reportedly sparked the blaze. Built fifteen years ago by Howard Chase and partners, the hotel was owned by Howard A. Chase at destruction. Notables such as Christopher Magee and J Addison Porter were among past guests.
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Philadelphia
Howard A. Chase
Wiscaisset Heights
J. Addison Porter
President McKinley
Tiger Attacks Frank Bostock at Indianapolis Zoo
Rajah the Renee tiger fatally injured a keeper months ago and today attacked Frank C. Bostock, zoo director, during a training exercise. Bostock may lose his left arm. his right leg and face suffered severe lacerations as veterinarians and rescuers responded.
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Indianapolis
Rajah
Renee Tiger
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Buffalo
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Baltimore
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Weather and local notices mix in morning edition
Cloudy indications dominate today with scattered regional updates. The note cites a harsh street conflict, a Carbondale department reference, a Tribune short story contest, and various local civic items.
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Catholics Declare High School Movement Essential to Education
A national conference of Catholic colleges adopted a declaration urging a unified push for a robust Catholic high school system in the United States. Mgr Thomas Conaty led the address emphasizing protection of private Catholic education from state control, calling Catholics to support a complete educational program headed by a university system.
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Catholic Church
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United States
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Washington
John Conway
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Mer. Conaty
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Conechiner
Melighon
Lange
Fight With Gypsies on the Mountains Near Lilly
A gun battle between gypsies and officers near Lily, April 12, leaves one gypsy dead and a gypsy woman wounded. Division Foreman Title and assistant Frank Qoons are badly injured, possibly fatally. Gypsies from Blair County are believed to be linked to multiple thefts and were pursued by a constable. After the fighting, the group moved the dead and wounded to Lilly where several were jailed.
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Johnstown
Pun
Lily
Gallitzin
Frank Qoons
Blair County
Summit
Lilly
China's Resources and Indemnity Debate
A Chinese ministerial committee reports that about 200000 dollars in gold can be raised without tapping further resources. The inquiry is incomplete and may identify additional indemnity sources. Ministers favor foreign troops leaving Beijing, showing mutual eagerness for withdrawal.
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China
Pekin
Greoups
Central Railroad of New Jersey names new directors and president
George F. Baer J Harris J Lowther Welsh Charles Steele and Kf B Thomas elected directors of the Central Railroad of New Jersey George F Bier chosen as president Also noting Warren gains practical control of labor disputes Rumor of Morgan in London denied dividend of 75 percent declared payable May 11
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George F. Baer
J. 8. Harris
J. Lowther Welsh
Charles Steele
Kf. B. Thomas
The
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George F. Bier
Mer, Bier
Readings Company
Central
Sim Muel Slow
Thie Mond
Miawarer Warren
J. 2. Morgan
London
Thenis Maxwell
Charles Lanker
FF. GR. Bourne
J. A. Garland
Tater
Nevly Granted to Manage Marana Brick Trust
Legal authorities authorize Charles F. Nevly to oversee the Marana brick order and hold assets in trust while awaiting a court decision. The case concerns an alleged embezzlement of postal funds and will be reviewed in court.
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Associated Press
Charles FL W. Nevly
Marana
Ryomey
Postal Fonds
Disastrous Edgewood Blaze Destroys Homes
An exclusive AP report from Pittsby notes a severe fire at Edgewood today. The blaze began in Dr. M. McClaren’s residence near the Pennavivunia railroad, quickly destroying surrounding properties including homes of BE Keller LE Keller and William J. Knox. Estimated losses approach fifty thousand.
Postmasters Appointed in Tioga County Pennsylvania
The following fourth: clans postmasters for Tioga county were appointed today Ode Corners David Lagerison Tisdaghion L Sengle.
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Tioga County
Pennsylvania
Ode Corners
David Lagerison
Tisdaghion
L. Sengle
Treasury Bonds Move By Secretarial Purchase
Exclusive wire report from AP states the secretary of the treasury bought short term 4 percent bonds at 11.0 the same price as prior bonds that were lost.
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Associated Press
Washington
Troy Core
Four Robbers Captured After Pittsburg Slaying and Gem Haul
A Mount Washington grocer is shot defending his wife during a burglary and detectives pursue four suspects from Chicago. In a fierce upstairs confrontation, City Detective Patrick Fitzgerald is killed and Edward Wright wounded. The raid yields diamonds and loot valued between five thousand and forty thousand dollars, and investigators link the gang to prior robberies around the city.
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Pittsburg
Thomas T. Kaline
Mount Washington
Fulton Street
Patrick EK
Fitzgerald
Edward Wright
Mercy Hospital
Robert Wilcox
Jennie
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Central Station
Chicago
Wilcox
New Jersey Central Wage Controversy Continues Amid Talks
Representatives of the Central Railroad of New Jersey and employees failed to reach a settlement after long Jersey City conferences. Key issues include wage scales per hundred miles, overtime after long runs, and a shift to per mile calculations, with talks to resume.
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Jersey City
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Newark
Mauch Chunk
Philadelphia
Timothy Shea
Fremen
John Vo Waite
Evers
Unclear OCR note about political candidate and governor bid
Fragmentary report from an old newspaper mentions a Republican claimant in a gubernatorial dispute and alleged statements by a figure named Yuslor. The garbled text references war funding and a potential peacetime inquiry.
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Tress Ivitroupolis
Gavecoo
Peoldim
Sixty Louies Die in Trinesylvania Village Disaster
Exclusive report from Budapest states a dire village disaster in Boreak Trinesylvania where sixty Louies have perished amid a deadly event. Local authorities struggle to contain the aftermath as survivors recount chaotic scenes and missing persons.
Young Corbett Knocks Out Santry in Second Round
Denver fighter Young Corbett defeats Chicago’s Kaldie Santey by knockout in the second round, in a boxing match reported with biased names and garbled details from the Astuchted Meese, Hewver, April 1.
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Santry
Denver
Kaldie Santey
Chicago
No More Troops for South Africa Exclusive AP Wire
London reports the government has decided to cease sending troops to South Africa. The Associated Press wire notes a formal shift in policy and a move toward formal disengagement pending further steps.
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South Africa
Associated P'ress
London
Apell
Lauily
Bishop Talks to Candidates in Wyoming Conference
A Wyoming conference session in West Pittston, April 1, featured the bishop urging young men to preach and practice church doctrines amid a busy week of sessions. Elders and candidates were examined for ministry while gifts and education were discussed, including a $400,000 Archbold offer and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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H. M. Crydenwise
Judson W. Davis
John W. Johnson
Grant G. McChesney
Thomas KB. Miller
Alvin [. Neff
Muir B. Shier
Martin V. Williams
Elder
C. H L. Sackett
Board of Stewards
J. B. Santee
Theodore Hark Is Dead Pittston Postmaster And Gazette Owner
Theodore Hark longtime Pittston postmaster and owner of the Pittston Gazette died after a bout of rheumatic fever starting April 1. He was born September 6, 1874 in Athens Bradford County and spent years in politics and publishing. He served in the state legislature, led county GOP activities, and chaired local religious and civic groups. He had two marriages, with survivors including his second wife Mrs Hawkins Pavis and an stepdaughter.
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Hart
Cuban constitutional convention votes against Platt amendment
The Cuban constitutional convention records a vote of 15 to 10 opposing the Platt amendment. Conservatives desert the section, arguing the terms restrain the commission and the convention faces an embargoed future as debates unfold. A byline notes a contentious hearing and a suspect murder tied to later events in Havana.
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Police arrest suspect in Bruger murder plot in city
The city police say they uncovered a planned plot to ambush Bruger and arrested a key suspect. The Agialenant correspondent reports the investigation led to charges and ongoing inquiries.
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Kapoes
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Poriotit
Notable Death in Newark Inquiry Ends
An obituary note reports the death of Bodmin who died in Newark after a long illness. The notice mentions his stomach condition and the impact on his daily life, with references to his health struggles and the time surrounding his passing.
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Baseball scores reported from Philadelphia games
Excisive Wire reports results from National and American leagues played in Philadelphia. Philadelphia National beat Toronto 9 to 0. Philadelphia American defeated Norfolk 1 to 0.
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Visit of King Victor Emmanuel Sought in France
Paris-France and Berlin reports say King Victor Emmanuel may visit France this autumn if conditions allow. The Franco German alliance is discussed as strengthened by Villefranche and Toulon festivities, with hopes of a Russia France Italy rapprochement securing European peace. Officials note French restraint and a waning Alsace Lorraine issue.
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Tie-Up at Wilkes-Barre under railroad workers strike
The Central Railroad of New Jersey faces a shutdown as machinists blacksmiths and laborers join carmen who walked out yesterday. Superintendent Warren planned talks in New York with the general superintendent, with possible Ashley options discussed. Strikers threaten to extend the walkout until discharged workers are reinstated, and unions call members to abstain from Ashley.
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Governor Signs Bills and Libel Measure Amid Changes
The governor signed a slate of acts including the McClain-Cooper libel measure. Other bills approved cover banking, notary regulation, and provisions for depositions and election duties. The ceremonial signing occurred in Harrisburg with officials reporting on the session's outcomes.
Steamship Arrivals From Global Ports Reported
Exclusive wire report lists ships from Ser viet and Liverpool to Naples Genoa and other ports. Mobile sailings anchored near Glasgow and New York with routes to Liverpool and Tacoma New York. Weathered lines describe passenger and cargo movements and port connections amid mixed reports.
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