Red Book at Hopkins Desk Figures in Quay Trial
Philadelphia April 1 District Attorney Rothermel and defense counsel clash over admitting testimony about the red book found in cashier Hopkins desk after his suicide The expert Myer Goldsmith testifies the red book ties to bank ledgers and potential state fund deposits to Senator Quay The cross examination notes missing page and tentative conclusions hinge on the book as bank records.
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Hopkins
Philadelphia
Rothermel
Messrs. Watson
Shapley
Shields
United States
Quay
Malte People's Bank
Jeterce
Popkins
Sle Wits
Myer Goldsmith
Commonwealth
Econ
Biddle
le Mitites
Goldsmith
Nhe
Ibis
Senator Quays
William KE. Dacen
David T. Watson
Thitebure
Quays
Ins
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Hagen
Cashier Hopkinag
William H. Tabor
M. 8. Quay
Hoywee
Beacom
CC. Greenal
Ahiehie
Quiv
Meyer Goldsmith
Pier To Kin
Proceedings in Quay trial open with handwriting expert testimony
The Philadelphia court hears the Quay case with William Eke Dacen examining handwriting evidence and the defense seeking access to the red book. Testimony identifies Hopkins handwriting in ledgers and checks from 1888 to 148, with many entries detailing loans and collateral while the defense notes potential cross examination limits.
Governor Vetoes Measures in Harrisburg as Bills Signed
Governor Stone withholds approval on a concurrent resolution to appoint a committee to probe Susquehanna Coal Company dealings and the dam sale. He also vetoes or withholds approval on bills expanding testimony rights, pensions, saving banks, and charitable indenture rules, while approving several resolutions and funding items for the National Guard and Spanish-American War veterans.
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Harrisburg
Stone
Susquehanna Coal Company
Susquehanna River
Columbia
Ivan Jones
Green Castle
Florrisburg
Pennsylvania Volunteer Millila
Ellis Wee
Bone
Uye
Dun's Review of Trade Indicates Recovery Amid Mixed Signals
Dun's Review of Trade reports a continuing overall expansion in legitimate business and productive capacity despite stock declines. It notes easier money market conditions after large syndicate payments, ongoing cotton and woollen activity, and a modest wheat rise with reduced exports.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Atlantic
Pacific
Cern
Croker Testimony Highlights New York Investigation
Richard Croker testified before the Muazer Investigating committee in New York on April 14 describing patronage, party control, and his influence. He defended himself against questions on private finances while noting his role in several companies including Air and Mower with a $10 million capital.
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New York
Richard Croker
Muazer
John F. Carroll
Tammany
Depuy
Joseph PF Only
Supreme Court
Moss
Croker
Mose
Peanls
Oas
Beiness
Peter F. Meyer
Mr. Moss
Mazer
Mr. Croker
Mrr. Croker
Air and Mower Company
Appropriations Rush Through in Harrisburg Session
Harrisburg notes approve 15 000 pamphlets of game and fish laws and related measures. Amid busy votes, bills fund hospitals, homes, and civic institutions statewide, with minor defeats and changes. Governor signs a resolution to welcome the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers returning from Manila and to have a National Guard presence at the Hartranft monument unveiling.
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Harrisburg
the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
J. E. Shaw Company
Robert Tage
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Hotel Lafayette
Philadelphia
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Philadel Pila Commercial Museum
Washington Hospital
Washington
Columbia Hospital
Columbia
Children's Aid Society of
Franklin County
Senate
Sproul
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Macee
Mitchell Weffernon
Snyder
Henry
Keator
National Guard
Weekly exports and failures report comparison
The week exports totaled 6,154,695 with the Bush ELA at 8,146,081 compared to last year. Failures for the week were 154 in the United States versus 254 last year and 22 in Canada versus 18 last year.
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United States
Canada
Agannst
Stout Guilty of Murder in First Degree
EastonPa April 4 The jury convicted Llewellyn Stout of first degree murder in the killing of Harvey Wuest er at Bingen station The body of Winter the night operator was found beaten with an iron coupling pin The defense argued all along the robbery motive and a self defense claim but the sentence is to be pronounced Monday
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Wunster
Philadelphia
Wee Jisane
Consecration of Bishop Rhonalaen Delayed to May
The consecration of the Rt. Rev. Don W. Rhonalaen as Bishop of Herthebur, scheduled for April, has been postponed to Monday May 1 at 6 a.m. in the Philadelphia cathedral.
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Philadelphia
Rt. Bev
Don W. Rhonalaen
Herthebur
Bothen
Thin City
Washington Faces Vice President Hobart in Real Event
A fragmented report shows Hobart attending a real dance event tonight. The piece suggests public perception shifts as Hobart is tied to the vice presidency and political duties amid evolving leadership.
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Washington
Vice Pree
Dent Hobart
Red Book Admitted in Quiny Cases and Veto Sparks Budget Clash
Governor Stone vetoes the appropriation while the Red Book is admitted in the Quiny cases. Milipinoe Tanareents and related fiscal measures draw attention. Local religious news and editorial notes accompany court proceedings in a busy Scranton morning edition.
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Stone
Mensur
Lawton Tier
Quay Supporters Plan Double Conference on Senate Seat
Harrisburg reports a circulating paper among Republican senators and legislators urging a general conference in the Hall of Representatives on Monday evening to resolve the senatorial deadlock and elect a United States senator this session. The call follows John Grady's joint caucus meeting and lists signers who back Mr Quay.
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Harrisburg
Senator Quay
Loase of Representatives
John Grady
Mr. Quay
Supreme Court Chamber
United States
Senate
House of
House of Representatives
Bawin M. Summer
W. J. Scott
Samuel A. Loeb
William Herteter
John W. Crawford
Simon Herrold
Beaver County
J. W. Clark
Washington
J. H. McLern
Washington County
George L. McFarlane
Allegheny County
Frank J. Klumpp
Calvin Wells Backed by Anti-Quay Republicans for U S Senator
Harrisburg April 14 The anti-quas Republicans voted for Calvin Wells Pittsburg iron master and owner of the Philadelphia Brees at today's ballot for United States senator Wells will be voted for tomorrow and Monday by anti-Quayites No clear move to break the senatorial deadlock after a Quay Republican conference is planned A Tuesday anti-Quay meeting will decide the Quay conference outcome The day's ballot was the 71st of the joint convention
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Harrisburg
Calvin Wells
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Brees
United States
Wells
Quay Republicans
Quayites
Todas
Quy Jonka
Wella
Wayne Delegates Instructed at Wayne Pike Convention
The Wayne and Pike counties delegates elected to the Democratic state convention are instructed to support George S. Powds for the supreme judgeship. Wayne county Republicans plan a convention on April 4 to select a delegate to the state convention.
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Honesdale
Wayne and
Pike
George
Wayne- Pike
Wayne County
Suspect Captured After Ailing Robbery Chase
In Massachusetts a man wanted in Jefferson and Ari counties for robbery was captured after a pursuit. He reportedly traveled by train and fled into a hotel before officers closed in. He faces charges of robbing various shops.
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Jounal
W. J. Nichola
Jeffurson
Ari
Filipinos Retreat Northward in Philippine Campaign Action
General Lawton marches north with gunboats along Paghanjan and Lam bun. Five North Dakota soldiers killed at Pactos Contonia nest. rebels flee into hills. San Antonio held with no resistance at sunset. Prisoners released bearing proclamations. Fourth cavalry guards Santa Cruz. Communications work by McKenna.
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Apel
Ceneral Lawtonja
Nanidan
Jaruna de Bay
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Lambun
Longas
Weisenberger
Pactos
Contonia
North Dakota
Lengas Church
Father McKinnon
Lengas
San Antonio
United States-Philippine Commission
Fourth Cavalry
Santa Cruz
Fourteenth Regiment
Paringhon
San Antone
Langus
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
McKenna
Signal Corps
Ap. H
Ponewaehon
Southern
Waghington Regiment
Sanin Orne
Puneanghan
Present for Miss Gould in April album of service autographs
New York reports Miss Helen Gould received an album containing signatures of over 4400 sailors and soldiers from the regular volunteer branches in appreciation of her World War era service. General Shafter and Colonel Roosevelt are named among contributors, and Hospital Surgeon James Fairman of the Fifth Army Corps oversaw obtaining the autographs.
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New York
Helen Gould Hae
Army
Navy
Spain
Gleneral Shafter
Roosevelt
James Fairman
Fifth Army Corps
Bun Llige
Unclear report from Mount Holly on gas incident
An incomplete Mount Holly Newfoundland report notes plumber Ane Willbertt Musick and Alfred Sevare involved in a gas incident. The trench collapse left workers unconscious. Musick died shortly after and Korte remained in a critical condition.
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Mount Holly
Ane
Willbertt Musick
Alfred Sevare
Wille
Musick
Korte
Postmaster Appointment Noted in Allegheny County
Washington April 3 1863 news item records appointment of Kullan wan fadey as postmaster at Tollewood in Allegheny County with Charles W Prone as another official. The report names Julie Lacks Wari tak Caeifary in connection to the appointment.
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Washington
Kullan Wan Fadey
Tollewood
Allegheny County
Charles W. Prone
Julie
Wari
Weather Forecast for Worhiveton and Bilthday
Forecast calls for a fair and pleasant day with gentle temperatures. Light winds from the west and a brief chance of scattered showers in Bilthday. overall mild conditions prevail across the region.
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Worhiveton
Ube
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