Snow to Follow Warm Weather in Wheat Belt
Temperatures swing from warm to cold across Kansas Nebraska and Wyoming with rain snow and wind. Lincoln reports a violent wind and rain storm easing drought while Hemingford Nebraska sees a snow storm. Colorado Kansas Wisconsin and Minnesota note varied crop prospects and improving soil moisture but irrigation concerns persist.
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Meek Re-elected President Leads Democratic Editorial Group
Harrisburg April 22 Democratic State Editorial Association re elected P Gray Meek of Bellefonte as president. J Irvin Steele of Ashland and John F Short of Clearfield named vice presidents with William P Hastings of Milton as secretary treasurer and D A Orr Charles A Stable W W Bailey J W Maloy A Skeneale and J B Coulston named to the executive committee. They plan to press the state committee chair to adopt a different news and opinion policy for country newspapers. The next state committee meeting to set the next convention date will be in Harrisburg. convention likely June 25 in this city.
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Ashland
John F. Short
Clearfield
William P. Hastings
Milton
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Charles A. Stable
Gettysburg
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Johnstown
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Lensford
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Norristown
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Coudersport
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William T. Creasy
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Barn Fire Destroys Wolf Farm. Stock Perishes
A large bank barn near York eight miles southeast burned after an arson. Forty cattle and ten horses perished in the blaze. Henry Eberly, longtime employee, surrendered to authorities and confessed to starting the fire in revenge against his employer. Loss put at about $8,000, insured.
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Maries
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Elks Plan Property Option In Rockbridge for Seniors
Harrisburg April 2 The Order of Elk Juve secured an option on a hotel property in Rockbridge Virginia for a home for aged and indigent Elks as directed by the grand lodge. Grand Exalted Ruler Pickett visited to discuss committee election and inspect sites offered in this state.
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Meade 2
Detweller
Tie
Girl's Body Found Near Ludale Quarry
The body of 12 year old Dimule Ruanberer of Ludale, missing since November, was found in a quarry pool by two boys today. Police in Montgomery County opened an investigation and suspect suicide, noting marks suggesting no foul play.
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Dimule Ruanberer
Ludale
Hetw
Lassdale
Montomery County
Dlemor Ngomithon
Inquest Continues Into Bank Waterman Purvis Death
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes Hire notes the Howth inquest into Oliver Purvis, found dead on Simday plight, continued for a week as police struggle to determine whether death was self caused or otherwise. Witnesses described a man seen at the bank after the shooting, but allege no decisive clue.
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Oliver Purvis
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Pope Replies to Bishops on Jubilee Work in America
Pope thanks the bishops and priests for their work in America and their efforts in religion and charity. He mentions schools and other institutions and responds in a letter published in a Latin-language church organ.
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Associated Press
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Oteli
America
Murphy to resign as governor of Aviz state
Governor Murphy announced his resignation. Alexander C. Brodie, lieutenant colonel of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, will succeed him, having been sanctioned by President Roosevelt to take the place for the remainder of Murphy's term.
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Aviz
Murphy
Alexander C. Brodie
Roosevelt
Nicholson May Be a Myth in Water Cure Controversy
General Funston requests Senate Philippines Committee subpoena of John Nicholson to testify under oath about the water cure. Nicholson claimed Funston originated and practiced it daily for months, but Funston denies knowledge of Nicholson and any use of such methods.
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Lodge
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Voa
Government to Endorse Endorsements For Checks
The treasury department announced a major change to government payments easing bank delays. Subtreasuries will now accept ordinary endorsements without a certificate of authority, with banks providing endorsement guarantees on warrants and checks.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Counterfeit Postal Cards Reported in Nationwide Discovery
The postal authorities reveal discovery of counterfeit postal cards mailed from many parts of the United States. Postmaster Van Cott notes only a few received at New York, with inspectors assessing a poor counterfeit. The cards show concatenated name lines, irregular Jefferson details, and a worn plate copied from an old issue.
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Jeferson
Twenty Unaccounted For After City of Picture Burned
Report from Cairo April twenty two states no new bodies recovered from the steamer City of Picture which burned Sunday. Authorities note only 15 dead or missing with 75 saved. a connected list shows the dead found in the wreck or river.
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Mystery Deepens Over Annie Mooney’s River Death
Police reported solving the Annie Mooney case after linking evidence found in the river yesterday. Authorities say Mooney disappeared Thursday night and foul play is suspected, with investigators noting hastily worn items and missing belongings as key clues.
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Annie Mooney
Severe April Heat Threatens Crops Across Regions
An exclusive Associated Press wire report notes record high April temperatures across multiple areas with minimal rainfall. Forecasters warn that dry soil and limited showers threaten crop yields unless rain arrives soon.
Morgan Line Capital Plan Reveals Proposed Ship Combine
Broadwalve Wire reports from London to the Evening Post that the Morgan Combination of ship lines outlines a capital structure. Proposed includes 900 million in common shares, 50 million in mortgage bonds, and 0 capital in preferred stock, with a stated plan to locate the capital at Fi(0.00) per cent.
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Fire Destroys Hull Home Killing Eight People
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Prose state that a lightning strike at Whoman Hill’s house and study in Hull Quebec caused a devastating fire. Will Hill and his wife plus three children and a hired man died, with four others severely burned.
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Senate looks to raise army efficiency with new command structure
Senator Hawley introduces a bill to place the army under a lieutenant general who would issue orders, supervise training, mobilization plans, and ensure supplies and munitions quality. The measure shifts authority through general staff and aims to formalize the commanding general’s legal status, with broader admin provisions for quartermasters and pay.
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Hawley
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United States
Tie
Miles
War in Bogota Near End as Insurgents Are Routed
The State Department reports General Uribe Uribe has been overwhelmed by government troops at Meding and Ken Thewn. The insurgent leader is said to have retreated toward Vienna, with Bogota sources believing the war is practically over.
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Freight Steamer Eleo Burned In Delaware Canal
The Eleo steamboat was consumed by fire in the Delaware and Raritan Canal near Trenton, with crew escaping safely. Firemen arrived too late to save the vessel. Owned by William P. Clyde of Philadelphia, it burned with an estimated loss near 90,000 to the boat and 280,000 to freight of general merchandise.
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Philadelphia
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Dissolution of Smith Court Martial Ordered
Manila April 22. Washington ordered the dissolution of the court martial to try General Jacob H. Smith, who commanded U S troops on the Island of Sarr for conduct prejudicial. The new trial will be set in Washington with the same members named by General Chaffee. The reasons for dissolution were not disclosed. The president seeks direct review of the proceedings rather than Manila review.
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Jacob H. Smith
United States
Sarr
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Smith Court
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Chaffee
Missionaries Seek Indemnity Over Boxer Uprising Losses
A U S commission led by United States Minister Conger along with Bainbridge and Ragsdale will determine Boxer uprising damages for American missionaries and others in 1900. Documents filed total 150 claims worth 2,000,000, with payments pending from the first Chinese Indemnity installment due in June.
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State Department
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Ragsale
Tien Tsin
Filipino Villages Rally Red Flags in Moro Engagements
Exclusive dispatch reports two clashes between American troops and Moros on Mindanao within 24 hours. Moore of the 27th Infantry was fired on while patrolling for water. Lt. Col. Baldwin’s battalion and a mountain gun compelled Moros to retreat after they fought at long range. Moros left seven casualties. Moro villages displayed red flags signaling intent to fight. Later Bultun Punto forces tried to retake ground but were dispersed.
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Plunged Down the Plane in Central Railroad Runaway
An April report from Wilkes-Barre details a cable tram runaway at Ashlie injuring many and causing a catastrophic wreck. Four thousand feet dropped from the line with trains tumbling toward the ground, killing and injuring passengers.
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Pinatas Telegram Refuses Bid Facing Forfeit Prospects
A telegram from The Association Ivaem New York dated April 2 reports Bob Pinatas nearly declines the National Sporting Club offer. He suggests the California prospect remains bright while a possible forfeiture looms if he refuses the best bid, per the terse dispatch.
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Weather Gloom Dampens Eve Plans Across City
A partial, garbled report notes high temperatures for the day in several city areas and forecasts cooler conditions this evening. Officials warn of significant temperature drop later, with no major precipitation listed.
Shortest Murder Trial Ends in County History
John Conners was convicted of second degree murder after a trial lasting under four hours. He shot and killed fellow tramp Neil Hanlon claiming self defense. The case, reported in The Annotated Meee, is noted as the county’s shortest murder trial.
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Neil Hanlon
Unclear wire reports on Amos Cummings status in Baltimore
An Express from The Associatid Place Baltimore dated April 12 states Amos Cummings remains not out of danger after yesterday's illness. Family attendance is noted with no deaths, and no immediate danger to other relatives is implied though details are fragmentary.
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Commons Debates On Corm Duties Adopted Resolution
Exclusive dispatch from London reports a tense evening in the House of Commons with heated debate on duties. The government speaker urged support and the corn duties resolution passed by a narrow margin with best votes to 1.
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Philippines
London
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Russian minister resigns over reform bill dispute
In St Petersburg on April 2 M Vannovosky, education minister, resigned after the Tsar declined to approve his reform bill amid a dispute with the Russian privy council. The measure sought to reorganize primary education and public schools.
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Pensions Granted As Details Given by Exclusive Wire
Exclusive wire reports pensions granted on April 2 with names Martin Belly Boramtom and Saray LL Bolles widow Avoca listed among recipients totaling ten dollars.
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Agreement Aids Chinese Exclusion Enforcements at Thintingdon
After eleven months of effort by the legal authority and foreign informants, actions limited against three allowed firelangs operating in Thintingdon Massachusetts. Twenty-two lines of stock were destroyed, including damage to the opera house and other businesses. A $1,000 city reward was offered. Last night two more suspects, Max Swarte and Marty Miller, were arrested. a warrant is out for Thoms Walte. Additional suspects are to be arrested.
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Max Swarte
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Tomb of Bishop Neumann Opened in Beatification Probe
A Philadelphia ecclesiastical court opened the tomb of Bishop John Neumann after forty two years to identify remains and assess preservation. Witnesses and four physicians described a mummified body in a preserved state while the case proceeds toward Rome for possible beatification.
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America
Joseph Wissel
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Sanata
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Smallpox outbreak centers on Meade Avenue Scranton
Meade avenue in North Scranton becomes the outbreak focus as Mrs. Griffit he and her child are diagnosed with smallpox and two Ettringham children are found ill. Dr Houser orders quarantine for the Ettringham and Connellley houses while patients at the emergency hospital recover. John Kadgen remains hospitalized as a precaution.
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Baseball Recap With Mixed Names From Odd OCR Line
Scrambled OCR text mentions baseball, several players and officials, and scattered city and university names. The fragment notes teams or venues such as New York and Chicago and Husky references with unclear results. Overall, it reads as a garbled score roundup with many errors.
Senate Exclusion Plan Tightens Time On New Treaty
Conferees near agreement on Chinese exclusion bill adopt main senate provisions. The substitute narrows time limits until a new treaty, with house demands to reenact 1888 sections five through fourteen. Insular territory применения clarified, certificates of residence required within a year and Philippine Commission power to regulate enforcement described.
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United States
Hhiuwall
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Steamship Arrivals Reported from Exeluesse Wire
Steamship arrivals listed from Exeluesse Wire show ships docking at Antwerp Plymouth Cherbourg and Rotterdam routes. Notable calls include Harrods Amsterdam bound for Rotterdam and arrivals to New York from Antwerp and Cherbourg with multiple European port segments.
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Rotterdam
Weather Record for April Twenty Second Nineteen Otwo
Yesterday's weather report shows light rain and a 100 percent humidity reading. Data notes a 24 hour precipitation total ending at 8 PM in the town area with calm to moderate winds and cool temperatures.
Weather Brief Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania
Washington reports precast for Wednesday and Thursday with fair, continued warm conditions. Winds are light to moderate from the south and east, with no significant changes expected across the region.
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