Soldiers at Croton Dam clash over strike and arrival of troops
Reports from Croton Landing recount troops arriving at the Cornell dam as Fourth and Eleventh separate companies camp in Croton valley and a New York cavalry troop reaches Ardsley. Strikers greet the force with music but violence erupts later with the first fatal shooting of Sergeant Robert Douglass of the Eleventh Separate Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Valley
New York City
Ardsley
Croton Landing
Cornell Dam
New York
Bowery
Jinllane
Alour Lam
Blanacht
Yonkers
Pownthem
Troupe
Little Italy
Robert Douglass
Mount Vernon
McDowell
Douglass
Corporal McDowell
Hhen
Glover
Denver Trial Opens for Kelitie Daniels and Paul
A domestic, unclear text indicates the trial of Kelitie Daniels and Paul began today in Denver with Judge presiding. Details are obscured by OCR errors. Observers await clearer proceedings and formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Tial
Anlereon
Shuetitie
Kelitire Danis
Ommen
Vie Paul
Velure
Columbia County Republican Convention Endorses Quay Faction
Bloomsburg Pa April 16 The Columbia county Republican convention controlled by the Quay faction re elected Harvey A McKellyn as county chairman Ticket set includes Legislature W F Kr e sher and W S Laubach coroner S J Hartman sheriff Thomas Mensh jury commissioner EB Hagenbuch delegates to state convention Joseph H Catterall and J W Goldsworthy Resolutions endorse Woodin for Congress Penrose for senate and praise national and state administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
Quay
Charles B. Geyer
Catawlesa
Harvey A. McKellyn
Anl
W. FE. Kresher
Catawissa
Laubach
Raven Creek
Jhartman
Fishing Creek
Thomas Mensh
Montour
EB. D. Hagenbuch
Scott
Joseph H. Catterall
Berwick
J. W. Goldsworthy
Centralia
W. Ti. Woodin
Congress
Polk
Senator Penrose
Senate
Governor orders crackdown on oleomargarine trade
Harrisburg April 16 Governor Stone directs Leo Wells dairy and food commissioner to suspend Ambrose Littl a department agent and conduct a thorough probe into charges that oleomargarine is sold illegally The governor also orders Major Wells to file criminal prosecutions and seeks help from Philadelphia North American reporters to gather evidence supporting the allegations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Stone
Leo Wells
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Ambrose Littl
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Major Welle Institute
What Would Jefferson Do Debate in Albany Banquet
Former Governor John R Altgeld spoke at a Stanwix hotel banquet honoring Jefferson's birth. He urged aligning with the Chicago platform and Bryan, stressing progressivism, honesty, and opposition to corruption. He argued Jefferson would support definite reforms and citizen vigilance in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
John R. Altgeld
Mlinois
Stanwix Hotel
Bimetallic League
Albany County
Jefferson
Altgeld
Chicago
Wilam
I. Bryan
Bryan
Jeferson
Pgonle
Democratic Party
Senate debates Alaska code and naval appropriation bills
The senate reviewed the Alaska civil code amendment allowing gold mining along a beach district after nearly four hours of discussion. Lawmakers began considering the naval appropriation bill with likely clashes over armor plate shipbuilding in government yards and the included runge and geodetic survey. The bill carries more than fifteen million dollars above prior naval appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Fifth Avenue Theater Changes Hands This Summer
New York April 16. Joseph Jefferson appears at the Fifth Avenue theater this week with Stuart Robson. After the season the management will pass from Edward Knowles to FF Proctor, who will run a vaudeville house. Knowles plans a new theater project this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Jefferson
Metropolitan School of Voice Culture Debuts at Carne Wit Mall
New York opens the Metropolitan School of Voice Culture and Singing under Glasome Minkowsky with Falotard die Woarhky and Mme Novica as scholars to be tested later. Maurice Grau and Andrew A McConnick influence the event as Winkowsehs name the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agel
Portrations Awale
Carnewit Mall
Glasome Minkowsky
Metropolitan School of Voive Culture
Falotard Die Woarhky
Mme
Novica
Poapll
Winkowsehs
Maurice Grau
Andrew A. McConnick
Minkeweky
Pote
Northwestern press feature notes Dir Milton S Terry
An item highlights a feature of the institute and the press of Dir Milton S. Terry of Northwestern University. The article mentions clerics and officials present at the event and references Winona and related institutions in a formal reporting tone.
Wartieburg Local GOP Convention Delegates Named
Wartieburg figures Parthemene and Senator J Meare were named as delegates to the state Republican convention from the Denishing brile city county delegation. The county convention will select ten delegates from the second legislative district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartieburg
Parthemene
J. Meare
Brile City
Masonite Fair Opens Under Noble Martin Leadership
The great Muse fair opened today in Masonite with Colonel Noble F. Martin in charge. Displayed goods include Maori and Gu wares as the fair runs for two weeks and local organizers promise a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble F. Martin
New Indiana Rural Mail Delivery Initiated
Trial free delivery established in Redford Lawrences county Indiana today. The nineteen mile route serves a population of MW with twenty permit eyune wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Redford
Lawrences County
Red
Queens Laws Jockey Club Spring Meet Opens This Afternoon
The Queens Laws Jockey Club announces its spring meet at Lon April opening this afternoon and running through May with racing activities and related events for enthusiasts and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Queens Laws Jockey Club
Puerto Rico's New Governor Arrives for Inauguration
President nominates Charles H. Allen of Massachusetts to be Puerto Rico governor. He travels with Mrs. Allen aboard the Dolphin toward end of the week to San Juan to establish the civil government, with a three week visit planned before returning to the United States. The inauguration May 1 will be a grand ceremony by the North Atlantic Squadron under Rear Admiral Farquhar with ships, salutes, speeches, and electric light displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles H. Allen
Massachusetts
Puerto Rico
Allen
San Juan
United States
Long
Porto Rico
Dolphin
Mr. Allen
Farquhar
New York
Bermuda
Governor Allen
Davis
Occasio
Clark's Successor Reported as Montana Choice
Atlantic City reports a Sunday conference to pick a successor if Senator Clark’s seat falls vacant. James Murray, tied to Montana mining and finance, is named as the favored candidate with governor support and Clark influence backing. Delegates travel to Philadelphia and New York seeking a unified selection acceptable to both factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
James Murray
N. J
Montana
Clark
United States Senate
Philadelphia
New York
Steamship Arrivals to New York From April 16
The list notes arrivals and clearances of several steamers to and from New York. Notable ships include Steuer La Gas cogne from Havre, Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crowe via Cherbourg for Bremen, Steamer Friesland to New York, and Rotter dam to Rotterdam, with others to Naples Genoa and Scilly in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steuer la Gascogne
Havre
Latin
Bremen
Cherbourg
Southampton
Gene
Friesland
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crowe
Nerbourg
Cilwaltar
Ent
Naples
Geno
Trave
Getion
Rotterdam
Tennessee Derby Upset at Memphis Mile Race
In Memphis on April 1 Ploretay won the Tennessee derby at a mile, defeating F. W. Brode and Compueror by a neck. The event carried 87 000 to the winner and was run in two minutes. More than 10 000 spectators attended the derby and five other well filled races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Ploretay
F. W. Brode
Il Compueror
Supreme Court Upholds Anti Lynching Law
Coloma April 16 The supreme court today declared the anti lynching law constitutional The law allows heirs of persons lynched to collect 85000 from the county where the incident occurred The decision cites the lynching of Click Mitchell hanged by a mob at Urleans and J B Callowell shot and beaten by strikers at Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloma
Supreme Court Tedey
Cine Wn
Click Mitchell
Urleans
J. BR. Calliwell
Cleveland
Miller found guilty of larceny in wealth scheme
William V. Miller of the Franklin syndicate was found guilty in county court in Arooklin of larceny in the first degree for taking about twenty percent. He was remanded for sentence in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William V. Miller
Franklin Syndicate Fame
Arooklin
Siamese Representative Arrives In Washington With Credits
The Siamese minister arrives in Washington on April 16 in silks and gold trimmings to present credentials to President Me Rinker at the White House. He is accompanied by Secretary Haw who conducts the customary reception and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishington
Jeter
Siam
Jay
Me Rinker
White House
Haw
Queen’s procession routes through Dublin crowds
An April 1 page describes the queen, accompanied by princes, riding along a linen holiday parade route. The procession passed Mihennian school and Cle dolkin, then returned to the regal lodge via Long avenue, with cheering crowds lining the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Princeaes
Enewdes
Cledolkin
Vier Regal Lodge
Insurgents Attack American Garrison at Bator
General Wong reports 200 insurgent riflemen attacked the American garrison at Bator near North Motov yesterday. They were repulsed with 106 insurgents killed. American casualties were none.
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Manila
Wong
Bator
Yirar Vinon
North Motov
Boer dispatches return from Mafeking with word of relief
Lieutenant Simith Kio and Rhodes etout returning to Colonel cmncs camp bring dispatches from Mafeking dated April indicating all was well. The report notes a Boer line and a successful mission status despite prior danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarenes Marques
Simith Kio
Rhodes Etout
Mafeking
Chicago's Error in Manila Celebration Invitation
Mayor Harrison received a delayed reply from Duke D Arros, Spain's minister in Washington, apologizing for an error in inviting Spain to the Dewey celebration in Chicago. The minister claimed the invitation stemmed from clerk ignorance and unintended discourtesy, and Harrison apologized for the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Duke D'Arros
Washington
Carelevenosa
Trust Remedies Urged by House Sub Committee
Washington April Two measures against trusts were agreed by the special sub committee on trusts. The plan includes a constitutional amendment giving Congress power over trusts and a strengthened Sherman act with branding of trust goods, inter state restrictions, big corporate reporting, injunctions against interstate shipments, and mail fraud restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Telegraphers Strike Improves in Atluon Area
Atluon Ga April 16 The Southern railway telegraphers strike situation today appeared satisfactory to both sides President Powell called the development encouraging railroad officials said trains run with no noticeable delays or inconvenience through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atluon
Southern Railway Telegraphere
Powell
First Official Fete At Elysee Palace
The first official fete of the exposition series was held at the Elysee palace tonight. President Loubet hosted dinner for 40, the largest Elysee banquet yet. The diplomatic corps and commissioners general from nations represented at the exposition attended.
Maine Benefit Society seeks receiver in equity case
Lewiston Mev Meril 16. State Insurance Commissioner Carr filed a bill in equity in the Sapene court for Ane Urosmogein county seeking appointment of a receiver for the Maine Benefit Site asso ciation and for the dictation of the corporation. The Maine Benefit Lay amorlation has operated since 1885.
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Lewiston
Mev
Meril
State Insurance
Vonmilssigner Carr
Sapene Court
Ane Urosmogein County
Maine
Atlanta Journal Change in Ownership
Atlanta figures show April W-ton sold his interest in the Atlanta Journal to UH M. Atkinson Morris Branelon and Cea of Atlante to control the entity. The stock transfers and holdings were displayed as part of the action. George AL Dickinson, formerly of the New York Herald, will assume publisher duties under the new regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W—ton
Smith
Atlanta Journal
UH M. Atkinson
Morris Branelon
Cea
Atlante
Ininariie
Arecut
Ention Trankeri
Gworge AL Dickinson
New York
Tierald
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
The readable text shows a disrupted report about an event in Jackson with officials and statewide implications. It mentions a council, a downturn in activity, and a pause in plans, with unclear timing and participants. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are established in the legible fragments.
Carnegie Did Not Come to Pitter Today
Reports say Andrew Cammegie did not come to Pitter today and may appear later. Papers in the big multitude have not been withdrawn. attorneys decline to comment on the matter. It is likely the option matter will be arranged when Mr Carpogte comes up in the city.
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Pitsarg
Andrew Cammegie
Te Tre
Lt Fe
Fiere
Carpogte
Delaney Fire Brick Company In State Department Action
State department ordered Wieluirtens and Falrohanne to surrender property related to the Hero Coal and Coke Company plant in Payette County. Action includes assets in Uniontown and Papetie district with capital figures cited at 28,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieburg
Apel
Wieluirtens
State Department
Delaney Fire Brick Company
Falrohanne
Payette County
the Hero Coal and Coke Com
Uniontown
Papetie Ominty
Washington County GOP Nominates Slate for State Posts
The Washington county Republican convention today nominated a full slate for state offices and denounced the methods used in politics. The event highlighted party unity and support for the chosen candidates.
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Washington, In
Avil M
Washington County
authQuay
Annual Meeting of League Set for New York on July 17
The governing board of the International League of Vreawh clubs met today and decided to hold the league’s annual meeting in New York on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
New York
International League of Vreawh
Frost for Toledo Exposition in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio Legislature adjourned today after killing several measures. A million dollar appropriation for the exposition was among the failed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio
New Viaduct Plan Sparks Scranton Board Debate
The Scranton Board of Trade debates a proposed seventeen foot viaduct for West Lackawanna Avenue to carry trolley cars. Luther Keller opposes the plan while the highways committee urges reform of street cleaning and enforcement of pavement repairs as a remedy.
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Board of Trade
West Lackawanna Avenue
Highways Committee
Trolley
Unclear historical news roundup with scattered items
Morning notes report broad topics including new governors and political tensions, economic and tax concerns, education matters, public works and social news. Numerous fragments reference regional political shifts, public finance debates, and local civic developments with limited readable specifics.
Reading Eisteddfod Opens Under Cymro Dorions Aid
The first Reading eisteddfod was held in Steading Pa under the Cymro dorions with Richmond N. Jones as president. J Howard Jacobs gave the welcome, Judge H M Hiourd as conductor and adjudicator. John Thompson won piano solo first prize. Arthur Unger second. May Hagerman third. Joseph J Williams won $8 in the base solo. Athletic band won $200. Pottevill e Gwent Glee tie won $206 in the male chorus contest.
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Steading
Cymrodorions
Richmond N. Jones
Jones
Howard Jaecobs
Jacobs
Hi. M. Iiwour
Lotus Glee Club
Pottaville
Gwent Glee Society
Hidwardeville
Luserne County
de Potteville Society
Dividends Declared by Various Firms in New York Area
The report lists multiple companies declaring quarterly and special dividends. Entries include Electric Vehicle and Metropolitan state Railway at 1 percent, Western Union Telegraph at 1M percent, and Mexican Telegraph at 1 percent. also references to Pullman, Producer Exchange Bank, Laboral Asset, Grand Rapids and Inions Railway, and New York Central mileage with varied percentages.
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New York
Phe
Bell Prleptione Company
York
Elevtrie Velfate Company
Lodlay, Foster
Apel
Howe Multon Hole Machine
Cingwig
Liw
Metropolitan State Railway Company
Weeterm Union Telegraph Company
Heiday
Uavandon Minetal Company
Preduer Exchange
Hank
Hoshayr
Lew Haw
Conn
Sibel
Agwil
Telearapt Company
Voltas
Grand Rapids and
Inions Railway Company
Todhiss
New York Central Malley Company
Muletown XN Va Apell 1 note on graduation odds
Readable lines indicate Anne WW from Phils competing in an event with a Weet Point Military cadet and a mixed set of local figures. The item mentions a night activity and a specific time frame with a notable graduate among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muletown
Apell
Anne
Phils
Weet Point
Ding Inne
Waslington April Wo-Pensions Summary
Ineriade Googe and five others receive pensions in Waslington with several daily allocations. Unclear names and amounts appear due to damaged OCR. the notice references recipients and payment figures in a local pensions list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
April
Ineriade Googe & Fivock
Semanton
Jol Lavynard
Strunton
Dayals Romar
Seranitinn
Win
Representative from India Pushes Stamp Tax Rollback
A Washington report in April notes a representative urged repeal of the stamp tax on checks drafts and proprietary medicines, seeking to reduce the levy. The proposal aims to ease financial burdens on merchants and consumers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apri Ie
Philadelphia-Brooklyn league clash yields narrow win
A Philadelphia area match saw Montreil and Brooklyn Sarsenal defeat Columbia ontlage by a slim 6 to 1 score. The event continued at Atlantic City and Washington with Georgetown and Princeton also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philladelphia
Montreil
New York
Brooklyn
Boers Reported Retreat Amid Roberts Net Across Southeast
A Daily News dispatch notes Lord Roberts widening reach as Boers flee toward the southeast. Wepener siege abandoned, roads held by British, while reports vary on Boer retreat north or south and challenges of horse and supply conditions hinder rapid advance toward Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Pretoria
Wepener
Natal
London
Ageil
Tord Roberts
Low Roberts
Standard
Goaline
Bloemffontein
Lord Roberts
Moers
Natalong
Biggarsberg Range
Ladyamith
Cape
House collection boxes for mail at private homes
The Tribune notes keys to house collection boxes are available at the post office. Boxes placed at private houses allow letters to be mailed by depositing them in the box. A metal Mall sign appears when mistype triggers, signaling mail inside. Boxes come in four sizes with plates for name and address, extra charge sixty cents, price range from two dollars fifty cents to eight five?
Weather Forecast for Washington and Pennsylvania
Forecast for the week includes rain on Tuesday and Wednesday with rising temperatures. Winds shift to southeasterly, bringing showers across eastern Pennsylvania and likely warmer conditions later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Croton Dam
Italy
Roe
Angelo Rotella
Columbia Convention
Dairy Commissioner
Wells
Billy Bryan
Congress Proceedings
Fifth Avenue Theater
Methodist Institute
North Atlantic Squadron
Floristar
Constitutional
Franklin Syndicate Miller
Chiewmo
Spain
Tentinnal
Faa
Loubet
Insurance Company
Hoke
Jackson
Darkron
Mie
Ewe Counsell
Womerad
Gessathmn
Nike
Hullnad
Carnegie
General Otis
Hancock
Philippines
Scranton Board of Trade
Centhemen
Duson
Vince
Counciia
Tek
Silliman
Ale
Hilliman
Linden Street
Eighth Street
Linden Stee
Siliian
Gener
Genel Moberia
Pforich
Penneytenia
Beve Te Pourteen
Kaytekalinn
Opinion Oy
Alee We
Alfred Uiiil
Ieal Poreoof
Puerto Vian
City Tearhena Institute
Reading Eisteddfod
Judge Edwards Conductor
Pennsylvania Pensions
Mandoes
Bloemfontein
Daily Telegraph
Rouxville
Bethulle
the Daily News
Reddereburg
Chermside
Reddershire
Deadwood
Janestown
St. Helena
Twadewood
Schiel
Escai
Deadword
Ledysmith
Dendorm
Ladysmith
Ays
Basutoland
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