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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1898

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Close of the Fifty Fifth Congress War and Its Fruits

Washington reports the fifty fifth Congress will close at noon tomorrow. Law giving territorial government to Hawaii is expected, with urgent bills to raise the standing army and fund war obligations. Debates over Nicaragua canal and other essential measures loom as Congress rushes to pass key appropriations before recess.

Hawaii United States Washington Hawaiian Islands Spain Nicaracuan Canal

Disbarment Report in Burke Dellenbaugh Case

Cleveland Dec 4 report of the bar association trial committee finds Senator Vernon H Burke guilty of misconduct as a lawyer for aiding a divorce case and for improper conduct involving Judge Dellenbaugh The committee recommends Burke be expelled and copies of findings sent to the investigation committees and to the circuit court for further action

Cleveland The Bar Association Vernon H. Burke Dellensaugh Wa Jude Wold Court Burke Asa Hueband Boras Dellenhiugh Mao Cleveland Bar Association Dodge Dellenbaugh Dellenbourh Eeecetary Genoeation Circuit Court Corahora County

Trial Ends In Acquittal In Zellner Poisoning Case

In Philadelphia on Dow 4 Mary J Zellner was charged with poisoning her husband Reuben Zellner. Judge Willinnk instructed the jury to render a verdict of acquittal and the jury returned not guilty after ten minutes. Zellner was discharged from custody.

Philadelphia Dow Mary J. Zellner Reuben Zellner Willnnk

Transatlantic Steamers Arrived and Sailed

Shipping news notices that La Gas cogne arrived at Havre and Westernland arrived in New York while Queenstown bound Um brian sailed from New York and Antwerp arrivals.

New York la Gascogne Havre Queenstown Umbrian Antwerp Westernland

EIGHT MARINERS RESCUED IN ATLANTIC GALE

The British steamer Angers brought eight shipwrecked mariners from the dismasted American schooner Harry J. Tutter after a severe Atlantic hurricane. The Ritter, from Morristown New Jersey to New York, was wrecked. storms drove crew to lash to the hull as the vessel sank. The schooner Provyon later rescued crew from a barge parted from the Aragon as they rode out the gale near New York.

New York Der Angers Atlantic Alco Harry J. Tutter Atimers Jeff Norfolk London Ritter Captain Clerk Breyfoodina Clerk Thomkelvine Morristown N. J Micheedelpigia Gloucester Mas Schower Tprovyon Ciptain Stanley Vinrvaad Geateee Aragon Atlantic Transportation Company Buffalo

Steamer Seneca Arrives with Insane Sailor Aboard

The Ward line steamer Seneca arrived from south to Cuban ports carrying H V Vareley of the Glacier and Burgeong Byrnes of the Cincinnati. W W Seymour an engineer's yeoman of the Glacier is suffering from insanity and will be sent to the Washington naval hospital. During the voyage he jumped overboard but was rescued. Other passengers include Surgeon HH M Patton Captain Frost Colonel Borapw and Lieutenant Clarke of the US Army Third Infantry. Three Merritt and Chapman wrecking company workers aboard—who labored on the sunken Spanish warships at Santiago—said the Cristobal Colon cannot be saved.

New York Ward Line Seneca Byrnes United States Cincinnati H. V. Vareley Glacier W. W. Seymour Naval Hospital Washington HH. M. Patton Fourth United States Infantry Frost Borap W Clarke Third Merritt and Chapman Wrecking Company Santiago

Tragic Death After Street Bout in Mahanoy City

In a friendly contest at Mahanoy City last night John Cull aged 23 collapsed after a fight with William Foust aged 24. Cull died within minutes with authorities saying overexertion caused the death. A post mortem was set for tonight.

Ashiend Dee Mahanoy City Tast John Cull Wiliam Foust Cull

Helena Arrives for Coaling On Way to Join Dewey Group

The United States gunboat Helena under Commander W T Awin Burne arrived after leaving Bermuda in November for Madeira and is now in port to coal. The vessel proceeds to join Admiral Dewey’s squadron near Manila.

Gbraltar United States Helens W.T. Awinburne Bermuda Madeira Helena Dewey Munila

Carlists Arrested After Hidden Cache Found in Rilbon

In Rilbon Spain on December 4 local newspapers report discovery of Wicitles secretly stored underground leading to several Carlista arrests on charges of involvement with the cache.

Rilbon Spain

Newlands Declares Candidacy for U S Senate

Wintemucca New Dec 4 Congress man Newlands en route to Washington said in an interview yesterday that he is a candidate for the United States senate.

Wintemucca New Newlands Washington United States Senate

Senate Opens Vigorous Session Amid President Message Focus

Senate leaders pledge early work on the president's message with broad interest in the Nicaragua Canal bill. The appropriation for agency operations and army deficiency are seen as immediate priorities, while party members debate a tight calendar and routine measures.

Nicaragua Canal Washington Senate Capitol House Committee On Appropriations

Judge Day Encouraged on Pace of Peace Treaty Talks

Washington Der 4 Advices from Judge Day of the Peace Commission report gratifying progress at last night's cabinet meeting. Officials express satisfaction and expect the Pence treaty to be signed within a reasonable time as negotiations move smoothly.

Washington Der Judge Day Pris Peace Commission Whith Paris

Paris Colonel Piéquart Seeks Jurisdiction Ruling

Colonel Piequart, detained and awaiting trial on a charge of transmitting to his lawyer documents from a military secret service, petitions the Court of Cassation to determine whether his case falls under military or civil jurisdiction. His move cites several articles of the criminal procedure code and ties into the Dreyfus affair context.

Paris Pieaquart Secret Service Wort of Cassation Dreyfus

Government Convalescent Train Leaves Philadelphia

A government train carrying convalescent soldiers departed Philadelphia today bound for Fort Meyer Virginia. Major Richards and Captain Shaw led the train with about sixty men moved and over one hundred still in hospital care awaiting transfer when fit.

Philadelphia Fort Meyer Richards Shaw

Childers Convicted in Fraud Warrants Case

In Muskogee Oklahoma on December 4 ex treasurer Childers of the Crick nation was convicted in wage ner United States court for forging fraudulent warrants totaling 2 704. He and his co horts were named in the charge and brought to Muskogee and jailed in Jal.

Muskogee I. T Tile Childers Crick Nation United States Wagener Jal Childers

Life Imprisonment for Deed Shenk subcase in Frankfort

A jury yesterday found Karah Shenkenbarger guilty of poisoning her daughter in law and sentenced her to life imprisonment. The case occurred in Frankfort with Dee and L-Mre parties mentioned in court records.

Frankfort Inn Dee L—Mre Karah Shenkenbarger Venteneul

Spanish Debts and Cuban Bonds Draw Redemption Theories

Madrid reports a tentative decision on Philippine and Cuban debts though a formal plan is pending. The Cuban bond redemption drawing is set for December 14 as cabinet concerns grow over indemnity funds and colonial indebtedness. Insurgent attacks in the Visayas intensify with Philippine forces claiming strong defenses and heavy enemy casualties.

Madrid Gigette United States Depateh Visayas Islands Philippines Malta

Annual Report on Factory Laws and Safety Reforms

Harrishare reports that Factory Inspector Campbell presented the annual factory department report to Governor Hastings for the fiscal year ended. He endorses amended laws, urges stronger fire escape enforcement in hotels and public buildings, and seeks power to confiscate goods from sweatshops to protect public health.

Campbell Spain Tarke Conceral McCormick

Stolen Child Case Ends With Flight to Toronto

Erie residents report Frank Magowan and wife abducting Eldith Beryl Barnes from Mr N J Whitehead’s custody. The couple, guests of the Whiteheads, used a ruse to lure the child, then fled in a hack to catch a train. Judge Walling had remanded the child until December 16. Mrs Whitehead claimed no blame after court remarks.

Erie Frank Magowan Eldith Beryl Barnes N. J. Whitehead

Tragedy Aboard Train: Noble Kent Kills Brother William Kent

In Girard Illinois William Kent fatally shot Noble Kent on a Chicago and Alton train after Noble was arrested in Springfield for earlier attempts. The disinherited brother had previously attacked William. Noble fled but was captured and returned to Girard where the deadly confrontation occurred as the train stopped.

Girard William Kent Noble Kent Chicago and Alton William Noble Springfeld Springfield Yeasterday Mehia

Death of a Princess in London Royal Family Anguish

Biutt garl dispatch reports the death yesterday of Princess Ausgwela of Boxde Wolmar also known as Augusta Lennox daughter of the fifth Duke of Richmond and Mordon and widow of the present duke.

London Dlepatch Biuttgarl Ausgwela Boxde Wolmar Augusta Lennox Richmond and Mordon

Massive New York City Fire Ravages Rogers Peet and Skyscrapers

A five story Rogers Peet & Co store at Warren Street and Broadway burns through quickly, engulfing adjacent Home Life Insurance building and the Postal Telegraph company tower. Firemen struggle to contain the upper floors as flames spread to three blocks with damage estimated at at least a million dollars. No loss of life reported.

Rogers, Peet & Co Postal Telegraph Company United States Life Insurance Tig Postal Telegraph Company Murray Street Broadway

Weather and Local News Highlights From Scranton

Fair but significantly colder today with regional weather updates. Local coverage shows the Elks Lodge memorial, Duryea murder case updates, and a hotelkeeper court surprise tied to Gibbons cure. Updates from West Scranton, suburban areas, and Camp McKenzie life report.

Stortal Preas Duryea Burts Gibbons Cure

Mail Delivery Districts Form Seven Regional Divisions

Washington dec 4 the postmaster general has created seven rural free delivery districts with agents to supervise and inaugurate work. eastern division covers new england new york pennsylvania with edison as agent. ohio division lists hackman and smith. maryland division lists plummer and bach. indiana division lists dice. southern division lists galtree and murphy. wisconsin division lists houston. pacific coast division lists houpt and rathbone.

Washington Eno United States Tne New England New York Pennsylvania SO. Edison Ome Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Lower Peninsular Michigan T. J. Hackman A. B. Smith Maryland Delaware Virginia Carolinas Kansas Francis M. Dice Oklahoma W. J. Galtree Roger Murphy Wisconsin Minnesota Dakotas Iowa Nebraskan Upper Peninsula James Houston Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain Thomas H. Houpt 8. B. Rathbone

Victory for von der Ahe in St Louis club election

Chris von der Ahe was reelected president of Sportman's Park and the baseball club at a meeting in St Louis. Receiver Mackenfuss did not attend. Von der Ahe was also elected to the board. Edward Becker attended, signaling unity between the chief creditors and the president.

St. Louie Chris von der Ahe Sportman's Park Mackenfuss von der Ahe Edward Becker Becker Chris

Landslide Wreck Disrupts New York Susquehanna Line

A rain and melting snow landslide wrecked trains near Swartswood New Jersey on the New York Susquehanna and Western railroad. Three trainmen were injured including Engineer Herbert Wayne with internal injuries and Fireman Jerome Posten who was badly scalded. Tracks are blocked and may require dynamite to clear by morning.

New York New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Swartswood N. J Herbert Wayne Jerome Posten

Editor accuses Porter of selling England to split France

In Paris on December 4 Henri Rochefort of Intransigeant claimed General Horace Porter US ambassador to France financed the Dreyton syndicate to divide and weaken France. Porter denied the charge calling it a fabrication, pure and simple.

Paris Henri Rochefort Horace Porter United States France England Dreyton Syndicate Porter Hochefort

Six Day Bicycle Race Begins at Madison Square

Thirty one riders started the six day race at Madison Square at 1 05 am amid stormy weather. Contenders include Millar Us Rice Sellner Michel Munochan and Waller among many others. Medical exams will be conducted every 44 hours and any rider in danger of permanent injury will be removed from the race.

New York Madison Square Trigh Mingesh Charlies W. Millar Aix-Day Nice Josoph Us Rice Fred Sellner Gorman I Last Ronl Todds Hale Dsi Rac Frederick Michel Jame Vredervrkiy Theodore Joyeux Frank Clette Mretighs Ulyseo Munochan Swise Btiine Broptane Prank Waller Fred Forator Burns Pierce Nova Botan Frank Albert Tlachas Ginn Cerman John Jainrou Awede Oscar Julius Karl D. Stevens A. G. Bliven Mangus Groe Germaik Chiles Neal James A. Rafferty Jack Burke Onowra. Arson Louie J. Kinse Henry Vwilkingson Irteh W. Navin Uriel Stephen Fallon Americen Charles Turville Hert Leste Minard Beacom E. O. Smith Amerie Millar Tnet

Actress Arrested In Trenton Over New York Larceny Charge

New York actress Adele Loclair was arrested in Trenton to await a New York warrant for larceny of 280 dollars from bicycle dealer Joseph Brown. She was held at a hotel under guard and released when no warrant arrived. She then left for New York before a New York detective delivered the warrant.

Trenton N. J Dee. J Adele Loclair New York Joseph Brown Brown Harrison Barrett

United States and Spanish peace commissions in private sessions

Paris reports say the U S and Spanish peace commissions held private sessions today. They predicted the treaty would be signed within a week unless unforeseen complications arise. American commissioners denied reports of new instructions pushing for a coaling harbor in the Caroline Islands or renewed Spanish opposition to cession of the Philippines. Both sides acknowledge the Philippines issue is settled.

Paris United States McKinley Caroline Islands Philippines America Felandia Germany England Nicaragua Canal Gurrantees Suez Canal Spectator Engelard Slone State Department Foreign Office Oles Spain Ennst West Indies Madrid

Storm in the Valley: Lights Out at Wilkes-Barre Church

A violent rain and wind storm swept the Wyoming Valley causing widespread damage. In Wilkes-Barre the gale forced most people indoors and many church services were cut short. St. Stephen's Episcopal Church lost electric lights during services. Outlying areas reported demolished outbuildings, uprooted trees, and blown fences as the storm raged this evening.

Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Valley St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Waral

The Sympathy of England and American Horizons

London reports the United States closely allied with England in interests and sympathies as Anglo-Saxon ties strengthen. Editorials urge open collaboration, noting American expansion from Jefferson to Alaska and Hawaii, and predict shared diplomacy with Britain and Germany in the Far East.

United States England America London Ponce Commission Jefferson Alaska Hawaii Western Hemisphere Asia Africa Spain Bniehind Cuba Germany Buenapoin Maglind Far East

Relief for Cubans Aid Planned for Sancti Spiritus

Admiral Sampson cabled the Cuban relief commission directing distribution of supplies to the destitute old men women and children near Sancti Spiritus Cuba. A shipment list includes rice beans bacon cod fish hard bread condensed milk clothing and medical provisions.

New York Pee Admiral Sampson Cuban General Relief Commission Sancti Spiritus Cuba

London Death Notice for Arthur Bierling Pioneer Writer

Obituary note from London records states Arthur Bierling well known writer died yesterday at age 84. The notice labels Bierling as a noted author with local recognition.

London Lrekine Kurt Arthur Bierling Uwetor

Weather Forecast for Washington Dull Weather

Forecast from Washington notes colder conditions with gusty northerly winds. Strong winds and frigid temperatures are expected through the period with elevated risk of gale conditions offshore.

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WOK Jauwers 1 Colwins Cannon Committee On Rules Congress Reed Mears Love Miealselps Northwar Harry B. Ritter Colon Gibraltar Moran Beeston Picquart Court of Cassation Ellis Childers MR. Campbell Beryl Barnes Girard, Til Rogers Peet and Pany’s Retail Clothing Store Warren Street Ing of the Home Life Insurance Ted Lews Bt. Thomas Foot Hiatt Fihaneiat and Commercial the Elks Lodge of Sorrow West Scranton and Suburban Scranton Camp Mckensie Coton St. Louis New York, Susquehanna and Western Rochefort
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