Woman Held on Charge of Child Murder in Delanco
Mrs. Mary Heaward Haines of Delanco New Jersey was held to await grand jury action on a charge of causing the death of her 1 year old stepchild Chwendolin. Witnesses testified repeated beatings and arsenic traces in the child's liver and kidneys.
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Asanciated Press
Mt. Holly
Mirs
Mary Heaward Haines
Delanco
N. J
Tewendolin
Srand
Dustlee Aelglor
Riverside
Wow, Weiler
Delanes
Haines
Berringer
Camden
Ife
Herringer
Nellie Titehavids
Avs
Hhimes
Fryer
Mie
Dhimnes
Giwendalin
Chivendolin
Strike Order Disobeyed by Coal Miners in Three Counties
Meclusive Wire reports in Louisville that only about 2 percent of coal miners in Hopkins Christian and Webster counties obeyed a United Mine Workers strike order. Mines operate as usual amid differing views between miners and union officials, marking a second breakdown of an order.
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Louisville
Hopkins
Christian
Webster
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court Rules War Revenue Tax On Sporting Event
An April Supreme Court opinion finds the war revenue law imposing tax on a sport bill of lading unconstitutional. Justice Brewer with Justices Harlan Grover White and Mofetina dissent. the church opposed the government on the provision. Includes the Associated Press report from Washington.
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Associated Prove
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Fairbank
United State
Cae
Ignst
Justice Brewer
Justine Harlan
Groy, White
Mofetina Dissontest
Will of Ferdinando Yznaga Admitted in New York
The will of Ferdinando Yznaga was admitted to probate in New York. He leaves all estate valued at about 1,000,000 to his elder sister, Consuelo, the Dowager Duchess of Manchester, with no provision for two other sisters, Lady Nathalie Liscomb and Miss Emily Nepage, or his mother Mrs Eilon S. Yznaga, while the Duchess is said to share the fortune with her mother and sisters.
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Pres
New York
Ferdinando Vaioyo
Viagra
Bis Ester
Suche
Mancheater
Natha Liskcor
Emily Nepage
Weert Pittston
Wyoming
Austin Griffin
Fowler
Lestershire
Nanticoke
L. B. Weeks
John Bridlshaw
Brain
J. A. Lippincott
Philadelphia Aethodist Hospital
Scranton High School
McCormick Reward Raised for Stolen Boy Return
Michael G McCormick uncle of missing Wille McCormick raises reward to 5000 dollars for the boy's return in New York the offer adds to Oscar Willigerodts 1000 dollar pledge and includes a no questions asked clause McCormick a Washington DC resident says he believes kidnappers hold the boy.
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Associated Press
New York
Michael G. McCormick
Wille McCormick
Oscar Willigerodt
Michael McCormick
Washington, D. C
Drownings In Maine Dory Accident Involves 12 Year Old
Exclusive wire reports two men named Colson and Hendricks, Swedes, drowned when a dory capsized while three stone cutters were being rowed to shore from Long Cove. A 12 year old boy piloting the boat and a third man were rescued by two women who witnessed the accident.
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Rockland
Long Cove
Colson
Hendricks
Cane Amny Moss
Police Captain Arrested in Major raid case
Police Captain Josiah A. Westervelt faced a magistrate after a district attorney obtained a summons charging him in a Parole club raid on Dey Street. Eight officers were arrested in the raid, five of whom were assigned to Church Street station. The case, pending triad before the court of special sessions, carries penalties up to one year imprisonment or a $500 fine or both.
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New York
Josiah A. Westervelt
Charles Street
Cornell
District Attorney's
Schurman
Frnal
John BR. Wood
Tammany Committee of Five
Parole Club
Dey Street
Church Street
Westervelt
Philbin
Ths
Danm
Triad
Court of Special Sessions
Newton Jackson's Latest Scheme Consolidates Mills
The Western Milling and Export company, formed to consolidate four mills in Pennsylvania and Maryland, completed the purchase of the Pennsylvania Milling and Export company. It gains control of winter wheat flour exports to South Africa and South America from Pier G blender and Lehigh Valley connections at Communipaw, New Jersey, with most shipments from Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Western Milling and Expert Company
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Newton Jackson
Pennsylvania Milling and Export Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Communipew
N. J
South Africa
South America
Philo Dhol Panda
Unclear maritime arrivals and British ports report
An uncertain wire dispatch lists ships arriving and departing through several European ports, with scattered city names such as New York Paris Bremen and Liverpool. The fragmentary text includes misread names and mixed destinations, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Deaths of a Day: Clergymen and a Publisher Obituary Roundup
The day’s notices report the death of Rev Edward W Appleton longtime pastor of St Paul’s Ogents near Philadelphia aged 83 born Bedford Ivinga Pa and educated at Poughkeepsie Rutgers. Also General A C McClurg head of the publishing house died in St Augustine Fla after health trip to Florida. Monsignor Joseph MeMahon dies at 78 after years at university life in Philadelphia and migration from Wales.
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St. Vous
Oyonte
Ot. Augustine
Plu
A. C. McOiung
A.C. McClurg & Co
Florida
Tive
Ainning OU
Philadelphia
Lot
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington
Joseph Me
Mahon
Catholic Unixomity
University
Fyel
Indemnity Talks on China Set to Limit to 200 Million
Paris and Berlin report a U S plan to cap China's indemnity at 200 million dollars with immediate cash payment. German officials question the division formula, citing Russia and Britain's claims and war costs. Officials see Germany reluctant to concede without broader agreement and China’s ability to pay.
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Germany
Washington
Japan
Associated Ira
Paris
Associated Presse
United States
Berlin
Rusela
China
Great Britain
Associated Press
Tammany Officials Re-elected At Annual Society Election
Exclusive Wire reports from New York that all of last year's Tammany officers were unanimously re-elected at the annual society election held tonight at the big Wigwam. The ticket includes Saehems Jol Whilen Taindelph Guggenheimer John F. Carrell and others with Chomnais FP Smith as secretary and Peter F. Meyer as treasurer.
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Associateid Press
New York
Tammany Society
Big Wigwanm
Wae
Saehems
Jol Whilen
Taindelph Guggenheimer
John F. Carrell
Maurice Featherson
Daniel J. McMahon
Asw Bird Gardiner
John W. Keller
George W. Plunkitt
John Z. Scannell
George ©. Clausen
Charles F. Murphy
John Fox
Thomas J. Quinn
Chomnais FP
Boiler Makers Strike Affects Local Shops In Buffalo
Early today, about a0 boiler room workers and helpers in Buffalo shops walked out. Heaters won seven cents an hour and seek fifteen. helpers earned thirteen and a half and want twenty. Boilers struck in sympathy. firms named include Farrar & Tvetts Howard & Roeberts and others.
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Buffalo
Bollermakers
Farrar & Tvetts
Howard & Roeberts Boller Works
Hier Bros. & Co
Hagle Boller Works
Old
Murder in the Second Degree Plea and Sentence
The defendant pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree before Justice Furman in the criminal term of the Supreme Court Lorlay and received a sentence to life in prison. The execution, influenced by a prior Chinese society dispute, occurred in Mellatcoet on September 28.
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New York
Apel Mi
Su Siu
Justice Furman
Supreme Court
Sinsos
Dhe
Willing
Ométhen Chindman
Mellatcoet
Difereuat Chintea Soctellew
Cabinet room photographed as Knox joins president’s official family
The Associated Press reports on April 1 that the president and cabinet members were photographed in the cabinet room to mark a change in the room’s photography. Attorney General Knox and the president’s official family are featured in the scene.
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Associated Vpyers
Washington
Tie
Sco
Knox Jubhe
Columbia County Gop Chooses Local Officials at Convention
The Republican convention in Columbia County nominated Tr. B. Gine of Catawba for social judge and elected AL Wobuy of Bloomsburg as county chairman. H. A. McKillip of Bloormstone was named a delegate to the state convention. The state administration was endorsed.
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Kacluave Wirerom
Association Preps
Bloomsbury
Columbia County
Toler
B. Gine
Catawba
AL Wobuy
Bloomsburrg
Chuman
H. A. McKillip
Bloormstone
Mary
Must Have License to Drink
An obscure item in the April 12 issue reports a new requirement for drinking alcohol, citing unnamed authorities and a vague license process. The fragmentary text references a reserve of control measures and enforcement actions without clear details or named entities.
Mr Morgan Buys A Dog In Exclusion Wire Satire
A London spoof quotes Mr Z P Morgan buying a Scotch collie for 500 pounds and outlines a view that a steel trust will not seek aggressive control of the British market. It claims the trust is well booked with orders nine months ahead and hints London may become the foreign business HQ.
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Associated Prose
London
Cuban Delegates to Visit Washington for U S Relation Talks
Six Cuban constitutional delegates were named a commission to travel to Washington and present to President McKinley the convention's wishes on Cuba’s future relation to the United States. They will confer with Governor General Wood on departure timing and interview conditions. The commission will also weigh adjourning until its return.
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Havana
Washington
McKinley
Cuba
United States
Wood
Lawmakers At Harrisburg Debate Road Funds and Inspectors
In Harrisburg the House debated a bill authorizing county commissioners to borrow for road improvements and recommitted an inspector of scales bill to mining and milling committee. A rules report reorganized session order with designated times for reading and passage of local, general, and senate bills, then adjourned to tomorrow.
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Harrisburg
Abrill
Senate
Mir Hall
Allegheny
Canmiltes
House
Train Through Trestle Kills Engineer in West Virginia
A southbound freight on the Ohio River railroad plunged through a temporary trestle near Point Pleasant W Va today. The engine and five cars were destroyed. Engineer John Pennock of Parkersburg was killed while other crew members suffered minor injuries.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
John Pennock
Parkersburg
Charters List Reveals Pittsburgh Firms and Capitals
Wire service from The Associated Press reports charter grants with firms and capitals including Ridgway $10,000 and Allegheny $9,000, People s Electric $5,000, Pittsburg firms at $25,000 and $36,000, and multiple other Pittsburgh area ventures with varied capitalizations.
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Associated
Harring
Meehale
Follwe
Eady Membr
Ridgway
Capital
Jarmes McClung Company
Allegheny
Capital, &C
the People’s Electric Company
Devmyeny Capital
Commercial Ol Company
Pittsburg
Molkee
Rooke Lanne
Melloe
Replee
South Side
Piteeitss Capital
Seti
Moenmathe
Millahore Henry
Bionneville Capital
Sean Works
Tityevilles Capital
Shamokin Silk Mill Reopens After Lockout
Shamokin Silk Mill restarts operations after six weeks idle due to a lockout by 300 workers demanding union recognition. Management granted recognition, prompting workers to resume work immediately.
Base Ball. From The Associated Press Worcester and Indianapolis
Sporadic baseball notes from Worcester and Indianapolis outline National League action. The report mentions Horace and teams in unsettled play with limited details and no decisive results.
Metal Workers to Hold National Convention at Milwaukee
The International Association of Sheet Metal Workers plans its annual convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin with officials confirming the event venue and dates. Leaders from local unions are expected to participate and discuss industry concerns and labor priorities.
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Milwaukee
Mies Columbur
Serogton
More Bonds Purchased by Associated Poers Wire
The Associated Poers reports continued bond purchases with officials noting sustained demand. Analysts highlight government debt movements and market reaction as demand steady despite broader policy debates.
Wyoming conference closes amid brisk appointments at conference
The Wyoming conference adjourned after a hurried closing session with Bishop Fowler assigning new charges including Rev. J. B. Sweet to Oneonta and Rev. H. C. McDermott taking over Simpson Church. Officials announced special appointments, noted donations to Grant University, and approved reports on stewards nursing church funds and Sabbath observance despite lively debate.
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Fowler
Wyoming
J. B. Sweet
D. D
Oneonta
N. Y
Simpson Church
H. C. McDermott
Bishop Fowler
C. Ti. Sackett
Board of Stewards
James L. Wells
Binghamton
Pr. J. He Race
Grant University
C.H. Lockett
Go. Andrews
M.S. Godshall
W.S. Wilcox
M. Burdom
J A. Tranote
Vaughn
Cavenagh
Cormimutvues
Thany
Kev
BL Singer
Tow
R.A Pascoe
West Pittston
Or. L. Severson
Wailhead
Bowler
Local News Summary Turns To Community Notes
Weather fair with light winds. Reports mention municipal matters including a not guilty verdict in a manslaughter case and board meetings. Local efforts reference traction improvements and financial talks, with regional mentions of Philadelphia and nearby towns.
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Jansen
Board of Trade
Supreme Court Upholds Injunction Against Union Interference
The Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Brown, upheld an Allegheny County injunction restraining union officers from interfering with a glass works owner’s apprentices. The court ruled the owner had the right to hire independent workers and to run an apprenticeship system excluding union membership, and that continued interference would harm his business. The decree was affirmed and the appeal dismissed at appellants’ cost.
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Anetarece
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Hirown
Common Pleas Court
Allegheny County
Charles L. Placene
W. J. Smith
Brannin
John Kungler
Clare
T. W. Rowe
Pod. Skelly
J. D. Betty
Anpaller
Tartentum
Flo
Americin Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Justice Brown
Appelles
Court of
Equity
Dudge
Scientists Not Liable Under State Medical Law
In Milwaukee April 1 exclusive: In the circuit court a ruling found that Christian Scientists are not prosecutable under the state medical law. The decision states that healing by prayer at the bedside does not expose the practitioner to legal action.
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Milwaukee
Traction Deal at New Castle Project Nears Agreement
April 1 report from Yourgatown states an agreement is close between the Mentialestuivint aval cute and Richard Quy, linked to Senator Quay, to build a single electric line from phuron to New Castle. The project will be financed via the Pendule-Divitt synilvate, creating an entrance to New Castle through a roadway plan.
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Richard Quy
Senator Quay
New Cagle ‘Traction Company
Phuron
New Castle
Silver Heist Stuns City As Forty-One Billion Lost
An exclusive AP wire report from Newark reveals that forty one billion in value has vanished in a daring theft. Police have no leads on the thieves as suspects are sought after a suspicious break in at Balbiehs Dovh. The incident underscores a broad security breach with investigators tightening patrols along the docks and wards.
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Presse
Newark
Balbiehs
Dbeagatny Lotek
Patten-Corbin Engagement Announced in Military Circles
Exclusive wire reports the engagement of Miss Mig Mdvyih Putten to Adjutant General Corbin. The announcement notes her beauty and mentions military connections, with the union set amid U S Army circles and official family ties.
Shooting Affray at McAdoo Headlines Local Tragedy
By Dxeclaive Wire for The Awodagol Pres Hattetow April 14 describes a shooting in 2 Ahi ja Kline township near McAdoo. The alleged perpetrators Metro Gide Silla and Heachbed were reportedly intoxicated at the time. The victim is unnamed but the incident drew immediate police attention and a formal investigation.
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Klebech
Ahi Ja Kline Township
Nei’ McAdoo
Metro Gide- Silla
Bishop Bond Elevated
Exclusive report from Montreal details Mishey Bond of Montreal being elevated within the Anglican hierarchy. The feature covers the April gathering of bishops, noting Bond as a prominent new figure in ecclesiastical leadership and metropolitan responsibilities.
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Presa
Montreal
Mishey Bond
Wom Lotel Arelbishop
Mietropolian
Oneda
Lavish Evans & Co Officers Party Amid Manila Scandal
Trial of Commissary Sergeant John Meston closes with uncertainty over conviction as Evans & Co faces allegations of lavish entertaining by Manager Harold Atart and Pitt. Reports allege contracts steered to Pitt with cockpits in Manila and unauthorized champagne purchases. Private carriages and extravagant dinners tied to depot officers are cited, linking Major Dievi es and Captain Lawton to alleged misdeeds.
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Pitt
Evans and Company
Manila
Evans & Co
Woordritt
Harold Atart
Ti le
Lara
Dinner to General Wheeler at Cheshire Academy
Alumni of the Episcopal academy of Connecticut Cheshire entertained General Wheeler with a dinner and reception. Speakers included Professor Lingdlevy and Arnel Wy. Catlin offered toasts on The Man and The Citizen, while others praised Wheeler’s leadership and the Cheshire cadets.
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New York
Episcopal Academy of Connecticut
Cheshire
Joseph Wheeler
Winddlort Astoria
A. Lingdlevy
M.D. Cieneral Wheeler
Mer
Dota Tyler
Wheeler
United States
Cheshire Boys
Arnel Wy
Catlin
Ceneral Stewart L. Woodford
Man
Pao
D. Woodbury
Delaney Nicoll
Wheeler Khimeell
Despatch From Kitchener Reports Boer Losses and Captures
Despatch from Pretoria dated April details Kitchener forces near Klerksdorp. Six Boers killed ten wounded twenty three prisoners taken. One pom pom and wagons with ammunition captured. Three wounded and Colonel Mumer captured a field car with seven men. During Pilcher's Orange River actions seven Boers killed.
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London
Kitchener
Pretoria
Wealoner Sly Honey Hawkinson
Culain
Klerksdorp
Mumer
Pilcher
Orange River Colony
Weather Forecast for Pennsyham and Paice
Forecast for Tuesday calls for rain in the northern portion as Apell U Porewee predicts. Wednesday looks brighter with increasing sunshine and warmer temperatures across the region including Washington.
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Washington
Apell U
Porewee
Paice
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Persia
Afghanistan
Snread
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Orient
Mary Howard Haines
Delanco, N. J
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McCormick
Boy
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Motterdama
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Meomon
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Tammany Officials
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Argordilint Press
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Shamokin
Shamokin Sil
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Horicn
Naliapapolis
Pingiong
Indianapolis
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M. Witouer
Ripley
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AsVhaleind
W. A. Alger
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A A. Cure
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HL Hiller
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de Sanford
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M.D Fuller
Wilbuy
Willian Edgar
Kilsworth
T. Th Marois
OM. Surdan
N. Shipman
A. W. Cooper
Sriwaen
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Ainer
WOM
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Serretarke
Wiighamton
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Cheninge
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Qritomta
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Owege
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L. Thorpe
Premse
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Elle
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van Olelt
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Se Wentz
Chenango
Chilna
Carhanidaly Department
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Aasemorm
Seini-Ramuel
Jackmonte Presbytery
Local-Weat
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Shirin
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Traction
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Patten-Corbin
McAdoo
Bishop Bond
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