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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1901

Page

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Legal clash over Pittsburgh city charter reaches high court

Philadelphia and Scranton lawyers lead seven from Allegheny and seven from the city in a major constitutional appeal. The argument centers on the new charter for Pittsburgh and Allegheny with Scranton doubts, as counsel for both sides press eleven pivotal points alleging constitutional and legislative overreach.

Philadelphia R. C. Dale John G. Johnson Allegheny Boar Pittsburg Allegheny Supreme Court Titsburg Scranton Pennsylvania James Wyman Linekawinna DIL Daames Mair Recorden F Hoowever Pittsbura Allesheny Che Uiders Thehaind Dale Af Philadelphians Vosb

Unclear Historical Memoir Fragment From Early American Era

Fragmentary OCR notes reference political figures and events involving Cuba and U S leaders. Mentions Leond A Wood governor penenil of Cuba and President Monroe era figures, with scattered phrases about mercantile matters and diplomatic notes. The legible bits hint at a governmental context but lack coherent narrative or dates.

Acquitted Attorney Faces Scrutiny in Local Case

An attorney named Nicholas was acquitted in a high profile case today. The proceedings highlighted tensions between the defense and judge and involved several witnesses. No further details were released by the courthouse.

Held for burying the baby in Hastings case

A fragmented report notes a suspect held in connection with a baby burial near Olympia New York area. The piece references Hastings and a county grand jury convening on May 5 as part of the investigation.

Spain Huby Oly Hastings Dodae Grand Jury

War over oleomargarine in Pennsylvania legislature continues

A dramatic session in Harrisburg features Louis A. Watres sworn in as senator to fill the death vacancy of Christopher I. Magee. Bills advance on Capitol completion and public schools funding while oleomargarine regulation faces fierce House debate and procedural fights.

Marrliesburg W. A. Magee Pittsburg Christopher I. Magee Senate John Hy. Weiss Dauphin County Muehlbronner Allegheny State Capitol Thomass. Bigelow Harry W. Oliver Edward M. Paxton John C. Bullitt Philadelphia Louis A. Watres Scranton Snyder Chester Ramimittee

The Wreck of the Turkish Transport Aslan

Telegraphic dispatch from Constantinople reports 180 to 200 drowned or killed when the Turkish transport Aslan wrecked near Yembec. Survivors recount savage fighting between soldiers and sailors for boats as captain and crew abandoned ship. Rescue came after forty eight hours.

Constantinople Yembec Jiddah Arabia Judds Pilavrimse Mecca Bowes Acnidd

Scenes in Reichsrat Turn Violent Between Parties

Exclusive wires report a heated Reichsrat session with violent scenes between Christian Socialists and Pan German Herr Voelkl. Wohlmeyer denounces Voelkl as a perfidious scoundrel and the exchange ends in uproar with cries of traitor and dirty war.

Vienna Herr Voelkh Herr Voelkl Wohlmeyer

Japan Determined to Strike Russia If Needed

Exclusive dispatch from Yokohama reports Japan’s resolve to use force against Russia if Wliniehuria designs persist. Japan's fleet readiness, transport service, and 200000 strong army of horses are cited as key factors known to St. Petersburg influencing Mussol’s backdown.

Mresm Yokohama Victoria Japan St. Petersburg Mussio

Vanderlip's Mission and Crisis in Berlin Report

Berlin dispatch describes United States banker Ellsworth Vanderlip drawing attention to a looming financial crisis. The article mentions tensions between U S authorities and Russia and notes Vanderlip's private meetings with prominent figures amid political intrigue in April.

Fragmented Reading Sparks Unclear Transcript

A scrambled OCR fragment mentions several names and places without clear context. The badly garbled text references a Wed date and possible project or event, but lacks coherent facts or a definable outcome to report.

Cubans Demand Independence Ahead of Washington Visit

The Cuban constitutional committee arriving from Havana declares that ninety percent of Cubans want full independence and an end to American military occupation. A small number of Spaniards favor annexation for business reasons, but independence is the aim. Cabinet discussions in Washington outline the planned cordial reception and a state dinner at the White House for the Havana delegates on Thursday.

Jacksonville Fla Cuban Constitutional Committee Heviana Washington Ikafel Portundoe United States Cuba Havana White House

New Jersey Central Wages Fixed in New Scale

The Central Railroad of New Jersey set a new wage scale for baggagemen, brakemen, switchmen, flagmen and yard workers, with Philadelphia and Jersey City divisions listed. Head baggagemen on the Philadelphia run get 2.20 a day, draughts of 2.10, and telegrapher rates to be completed tomorrow.

New York Central Railroad of New Jersey Philadelphia Jersey City Mauch Chunk

Freight Train Wreck Destroys Piano Factory in Chester

A freight train derailed into the Lester Pine company piano factory in Chester caused by an open switch. The locomotive struck the warehouse wall, collapsing a portion of the building and injuring workers. Charlie Thuis suffered severe injuries and is reported to die. rescue crews battled wreckage while other workers escaped unharmed.

Chester Pas Philadelphia Esaington Lester Pine Company Cle Lin Charlie Thuis Wrethal

Unreadable OCR Mystery From New York Archive

Fragmented OCR text from a New York archive mentions numerous garbled names and places. The readable elements include references to New York locations and scattered personal names, but the overall content is incoherent and lacks a clear event, date, or outcome.

Deelisive Winky Pott De Yetoatitedd ity ca

Unable to determine readable events or names. The fragmentary text references a tobacco and cigarette topic but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or individuals to summarize into a clear news item.

Unclear Morning News Brief from City Page

Fragmented OCR entry reports cloudy unsettled conditions and scattered items about military actions, independence, divorces, court moves, strikes, concerts, and local notices. Names and places are garbled, offering only partial context for each item.

Victory for the Coal Company in Lehigh Valley strike

Exclusive dispatch from Wilkes-Barre reports the Prospect mine strike ending in victory for Lehigh Valley Coal. Three discharged workers faced discipline after the stoppage begun over a breaker tender dispute. Fred Dileher of the United Mine Workers arrived for talks and the union suspended the strike, pledging to recognize future action only if sanctioned by the district executive board.

Wilkes-Barre Lehigh Valley Coal Company Gommet Lee Lathrop Fred Dileher United Mine Workers

Russian author Tolstoi expelled from Russia

An exclusive AP dispatch from Vienna reports that Count Tolstoi, the Russian author and reformer, has been expelled from Russia. Aged about seventy two, he recently appealed to the czar and ministers, urging reform and denouncing attempts to quell Russian opposition by force and severity.

Russia Vienna Deutsches Volksblad Tolstoi Hussi Count Tolstei Evar Tite

Fusileers Refuse to Parade at Carlisle Fort

Two officers of the Royal Munster Fusileers refused to parade at Carlisle Fort as a protest against their transfer from Spike Island. Officers locked up the men's arms and notified Spike Island headquarters of the incident. Reinforcements from another battalion are expected to subdue the Fusileers under guard.

London Royal Munster Pusileers Carlisle Fort Spike Island Ootaht Park Ar. Jish Fort Cauphial

Philadelphia official resigns position at Western COT PMY

An article reports that Mr Lattin Tite resigned from a key post on the fourth of the Westernal COT PMY and notes a large sum of bibotaliime ocala Hivonglent Penns was involved in the surrounding events.

Raxchustye Asanetarial Press Pi Iadelphia Maditovanl Nat Lattin Tite Cornoninban Padre Penns Beatibe

Fray Netaelated Pyeat Syannohiti Details

Ilmiindoned individual is described as fervyeanenily involved in a local issue. The report notes a need to detail Mois tr Coat ant Den ornare tree and Hie raietite Oot tolicinge Chee cul tigi feitinatiie Hoc real, signaling a disputed event with unclear participants and outcomes.

Fragmentary OCR Brief From Unclear Local Notice

A damaged OCR snippet mentions individuals Willie Wittvidwe and others, with scattered place names and dates. The text is fragmented and lacks clear actions, affiliations, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent event. No definite event details are discernible.

Guarantee to Be Given Court Says Order Re Established

A Washington dispatch reports the court has re established an order allowing punishment of guilty officials. United States policy toward Chinese punishment is under discussion with authorities indicating restraint and a focus on protecting foreigners. Special Commissioner Rockhill works to curb bloodshed while aiding ministers in formulating their punitive stance.

Aehical Bopanwh Dunmore Adlanditeditore Fran Eth Alton Bate de Mie Tete Tn Fret Et Dimoling County Commissionem Berm Poliolites Purehases Damagges Ieroby Nini Aeeheles Met Elise United States Wrehington Ile Te Inet

Feared Boxer Uprising Report From Famine Districts

A dubious dispatch from Berlin via Lonilot claims Boxers are arming in southern PesChi lands amid famine looming, with locals opposing decrees and foreign murders cited. The report ties to Emperor Kwang Su and warns of wider China tensions drawing Washington and London into talks.

Berlin China Washington London Evita Coalagne PesChi Kwang-Su Vu-bsien Jude

Engineer Scalded in Railway Yard Accident

An engineer named Moses Welloin of Chiave street Dun nie suffered a severe scalding injury last night. He was between two engines when a jet of red hot water struck him on one side, causing burns and temporary blindness. He received first aid and was taken to a hospital for treatment.

Moses Welloin Chiave Street Dunnie Kellum

Stover Released Amid Ongoing Labor Tensions

The report notes Anna Stover’s release amid broad labor unrest and pending union actions. It mentions protests and leaders continuing to press for demands while authorities assess next steps in the city.

Weather Forecast for Worhington and surrounding areas

A weather forecast notes approaching conditions with expected unsettled weather across the area. The report mentions changes in wind and temperature with intermittent precipitation possible and highlights potential shifts through the coming days. Continuous monitoring advised for travelers and outdoor plans.

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