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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1898
Page
1
Report of tense sessions in the Chamber of Deputies with two sides clashing over the Dreyfus affair. Police on duty, duels rumored, and public anger visible as supporters and opponents confront each other in Paris streets.
During heated debate in Paris the minister of war faced protests over military governance and policy changes. A discussion on a proposed order of the day ended with a vote of 164 to TH, after which the session adjourned amid further exchanges among political factions and Socialist figures.
In the Botkin murder case Mrs Cordelia Botkin faces accusation for killing Mrs Dunning and implicated death of Mrs Dearne. The trial features testimony from Pennington and other witnesses outlining the sequence of events and the relationships among the parties involved.
Investigators examine receipts and money handling at the Soldiers Home in Philadelphia after inmates alleged mismanagement of pension funds. Officials led by a trustee and the state’s attorney general consider claims, with senators demanding fair veteran treatment and court guidance on estate distribution.
Vague OCR fragment hints at evening meetings and council power struggles involving city officials and major firms. It mentions Halles and an election context with council votes and potential brokered deals. The text remains unclear but points to municipal affairs and leadership tensions.
In Havana a violent confrontation left three Cubans dead and one Spanish officer plus two Cubans wounded as clashes erupted after efforts to close theaters in homage to General Garcia. American officers and civilians observed as streets were cleared and authorities moved to restore order.
A deadly blaze in a Brooklyn flat caused by an unknown ignition led to multiple deaths as residents fled and rescue units arrived. Investigators work to determine exact cause amid smoke damage and fire marshals survey the ruins.
Reports describe a night clash in Colpe Nettie between soldiers of Company ih First Florida. Several names appear garbled in OCR but indicate fatalities and a pistol discharge amid a chaotic scene near a street theatre.
Officials gathered for a formal banquet featuring remarks by United States Consul General and other dignitaries. Attendees included prominent figures such as Maeco and Mike Panter, with discussion focused on civic progress and regional cooperation.
In New York a summary of prize winnings is listed for the first week of the event. Winners include Miller as top rider with a substantial prize, Celso S07 placing second, and others such as Walbee Plerow Gina Lawreon Aronson among the top finishers with varied monetary awards.
An early 20th century report notes a man named Diffenderfer duping doctors and a courtroom scene where he faces capture. He is sentenced to twenty-one years after authorities pursue him from a residence and detain accomplices, with constables involved.
A fragmented report notes a new Viothk alignment and a Yeon allied force facing a radical threat near the coast. The piece mentions Admiral attention and a tense standoff with Pinetree and Suoris Coalition forces.
Iridian Mal and Williner collide for the bantam championship in a sparse sparring bout. The Natit Sparthing obus pribereer provides planning details and a cautious event outline.
A fragmented note describes an incident in Dolleville involving Din Mans Hy and Hee Soltis. It mentions a struggle with Bilis and a strike to the head with a tube on August 2, detailing a pendtentiorgy event and the accused’s actions.
The discussion centers on expansion and federal powers. Mr. Hour cites the Dred Scott decision and the Declaration of Independence to argue against expansion and territorial acquisition without consent, while others defend federal authority to acquire new territories. The debate touches constitutional limits and the role of states vs the federal government as the session contemplates policy on territorial expansion.
Snow and colder conditions forecast accompany reports of anti-Dreyfius protests in Paria while peace treaty ratification hopes persist. Scattered clashes, senate talks on Lapanesan policy, and legal cases including Moran murder trial are noted alongside broader federation events and a Supreme Court refusal.
Fragmentary OCR from New York page mentions names and events around a Liverpool celebration, with garbled phrases like Bint and Kremmen. No clear date, place, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
In New Castle on Tyne the bout between Bobby Dobbs and Burge ended in controversy after a foul was disallowed. Bets secured and stakes set at 900 pounds, with later payments totaling about 700 pounds for the exchampion. Wagering and licensing details shaped the contentious match.
Washington December 12 The American university trustees will hold the semiannual meeting at the Arlington hotel tomorrow. Delegations and officers of the university were received in the cabinet room, with Bishop Tiret Chancellor McCabe and other dignitaries present. Representative Connell spoke for the university and outlined the enterprise’s broad national reach as the president reviewed the site and proposed Ohio college of government and Pennsylvania house of administration plans.
William Stowle, former cashier at Chestnut Street National Bank, was convicted in U S district court of aiding and abetting the late William Lingerivy in misappropriating bank funds and making false reports to the Comptroller. Jury deliberated one hour. defense to file reasons for a new trial within four days. Stowle was taken to Moyamensing prison awaiting sentencing.
Fragmented obituary note records several individuals with limited legibility. It mentions ages, birthplaces, and ties to Allentown and nearby towns, with unclear relations and dates. The text appears as a damaged local public notice or news snippet about deaths.
Fragmentary report from Bandeitown Nova Scotia describes a farm laborer named Mrenk Chirter found dead after a labor dispute. The text is badly garbled with missing names and dates, but indicates a fatal event in the morning and references an extended laboring period prior to death.
President expects Senate approval of the treaty terms while pledges about Philippine independence remain open. Congress may fund the indemnity this session. administration signals openness to gradual Philippine self rule with continued American influence if needed.
District Attorney Graham Wil Vuslly prepares a lengthy answer in the writ of capias connected to a conspiracy case involving Senator M. B. Gouay Richard Ry Quay and state treasurer over Haywood. He declines to state timing or specifics while noting ongoing defense of the subject.
A garbled OCR segment from Wart Antonia discusses medical matters and porters. It mentions a reviewing body or inquiry and a suggested medical course but remains incoherent with many missing or corrupted phrases.
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