Harrisburg Political Storm Centers as Insurgents Rise
Harrisburg erupts in a political storm as Reynolds and ex Mayor Fellows push to control the county clerkship amid insurgent plots. Washburn shifts party, Quay allies move to organize the Senate, and a fusion plan with Democrats looms as leaders court support for Quay or Snyder.
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Fellows
Hallidriil
Telbune
Harrishure
Dee
Harrisburg
Scranton
Connell
Postimaster Tapple
The
Commonwealth
Pellows
Mr. Reynolds
HE. A. van Valkenbere
Oliver
Davis
George Davis
James Custeviine
Providence
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Jones
Quay
House
Senate
United States
Trvcossary
Washburn
Snyder
Liucka
Wann Inc
Qed
M. W. Lowry
George W. Jenkins
N.S. Davis
Grifiths
Jermyn
Thomas Jordan
Olyphant
Farr
Reynalde
Timlin
Burke
Carsbondale
Beck
Moscow
Mhure
Ton Parker
Edward Northup
Harry Beaniwing
Harry Dale
G. Am. Wallace
John Edwards
Messrs. Scheuer
James
Philbin
Lochial
Vaughan
Livy
Richard
Washburn Switches Back to Republican Party
Senator Washburn of Crawford county announces his formal resignation from Populist alignment and joins the Republican party and its councils. He notes past cross-party support for Democratic measures and states he seeks alignment with party goals to advance his district's interests.
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Harrisburg
Washburn
Crawford County
Republican Party
Democracy
George A. Jenks
United States
Maquilini
le Democratic
Vitor
Democrats Condemn Washburn Steps in State Assembly
A Democratic Senate and House meeting in Harrisburg adopts resolutions condemning Senator Washburn for allying with the Quay machine. A three member committee will meet him, while a five member panel drafts the formal resolution denouncing his conduct as faithless to constituents and party.
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Washburn
Senate
United States
M.S. Quay
William S. Snyder
Chester
Penrose
Colonel Quay
Pennsylvania
Colonel Quits
House
William Flinn
Allegheny
Quay
William T. Marshall
Marshall
Quiy
T. Magee
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Hlarrisburg, Dee.d
Honeeth
Genert Assembly
Shun
Hineel
Jason
Orthodox Jewish Union Convenes in City for Biennial Meeting
The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations met with 96 congregations represented from the United States and Canada. Rev. Dr. Mendes led the gathering and discussed dangers of intermarriage, reform influence, and the need for a permanent synod to protect Jewish identity. He also reported on correspondence with Seth Low and the U S president about replacing the Red Cross emblem for Jewish surgeons. The group adopted resolutions on education, Sabbath observance, and military chaplaincy, with Mendes elected president for 190.
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Seth Low
United States
Red Cross
Prem
New York
Tree
Union of Orthodox Tiebrew
Canada
H. P. Mendez
Union
ON. Dembitz
Louisville
Ss. S. Cohen
Philadelphia
A. Friedenwald
Baltimore
H. K. Suarusch
M de Sola
Montreal
P. Klein
Joseph Bluementhal
Cyrus Adler
L. Napoleon
Levy Silverman
Mas Deutschman
Jacob Hecht
Neo
BH. I. Mendes
Amon
Council of the Union of American Reformed Hebrew Congregations
Richmond
America
Jeremiah
Associated Press
Executive Committee
Dr. Mendes
Railroad men restless with failed wage talks
Negotiations between the Central Railroad of New Jersey workers and company officers ended Saturday night without agreement. The federation of engineers conductors firemen brakemen and telegraphers sought an increased wage scale and a ten hour work day with a minimum wage of six dollars per day. Romering and brotherhood chiefs will push for acceptance of the new scale in Jersey City early this week.
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New York
Deco
The
Herald
Board of Federation
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Federation
P. Titus
Clas
Scouting in Luzon Yields Insurgent Captures and Skirmishes
Reports from Luzon describe multiple engagements as scouting continues. Units under General Wheaton and General Funston claim camps burned, insurgents killed or captured in provinces including Camarines and near Cuysun. Detachments of the Fourth Regiment and Eleventh and Ninth Cavalry report casualties and targeted camps.
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Luzon
Chavite
General Wheaton
Giremarios
Peninsula
San Antonio
Cheneap Funston
Cuysun
Moriones
Allajoan
Mendova
Sundiggo
Eleventh
Ninth Cavalry
Camarines District
Carrie Nation Refuses Bail in Wichita Disturbance
Carrie Nation of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union refuses bail after breaking mirrors and destroying paintings in a Wichita saloon. She vows to remain jailed until cleared of charges, while the union appears to abandon efforts for her release and she threatens further demolition if freed.
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Wichita
Kam
Dee
Carrie Nation
Christian Temeperance Union
Fuil
Christ In Temperance Union
Chinese Wave Accepts Joint Note Prepares Formal Acceptance
Exclusive wire reports from London indicate the Chinese Wave has accepted all terms of the joint note. They will send formal acceptances by envoy and request immediate start of negotiations, with military operations reportedly to be conducted accordingly.
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Associated Press
London
Bee
Wiiing
The
Times
Pekin
Morrison
Dona Conde
Three Men Die in Abbeville Night Shootout
In Abbeville three men died after an altercation at a cotton mill site. Wilbin Wire of Massachusetts, overseeing mill work, was among the dead. John Dinaby, an outsider whose hearing was impaired, and Vansley exchanged shots with Kale, both fatally wounded. Sheriff Keondy later pursued and both shooters died.
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Charleston
Dow A
Abbeville
Wilbin Wire
Massachusetts
Abbvile
John Dinaby
New York to Liverpool Sailing Route Names
A cryptic OCR fragment lists ports including New York Minneapolis Havre Glasgow and Liverpool with scattered names Dee tiL Arrived Sallod Anehoria and Yuwens. The readable items suggest a maritime itinerary or shipping record lacking clear events or dates.
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New York
Dee
Til
Minneapolis
Lombay la Gascogne
Havre
Sallod
Anehoria
Glasgow
Yuwens
Sailead
Liverpool
Election riot leaves two dead in Vivar province
Two persons were killed and several injured in an attack at Vivar during an election event. The incident occurred in the province of Tiv with reports from Madrid. Authorities have begun investigations as the country braces for potential political unrest.
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Associated Pros
Madrid
Cean
Vivar
Province of
Tiv
Roosevelt Addressed by Vice President-Elect at Y M C A Event
Governor Roosevelt spoke at Car hegle hall before a packed audience of Young Men's Christian Association members. The address was read aloud at more than a hundred similar meetings nationwide, with General C. Howard and General John Brooke on the platform and bluejackets and soldiers among the attendees. The speech praised association work, urged self help and brotherhood, and warned against overreliance on state power while stressing voluntary civic effort.
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New York
Roosevelt
Carhegle Hall
Young Men's Christian Association
Ehlet
William Dodge
C. ©. Howard
John Ki. Brooke
Army
New York Festival Chorus
Prof
Morgan
Gen Jered
Mrr
Dole
Young Men's Christian Associations
Colonel Toousevellt
Ian
Wonen
United States
Canada
Philanthoploe
Ameria
Christian Association
Weather and State Notes Lead Morning Edition
Weather indications today point to rain or snow. Harrisburg reports show Governor Hoorewell addressing the Y.M.G.A. Orthos Hebrews meet with New York. Carbondyll and Green Ridge reports include church dedications and timely sermons in Elm Park. Local weather and industrial news complete the morning chronicle.
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Harrisburg
Hoorewell
Y. MG. A. Orthos Hebrews
New York
Kitchener Dispatches Grim Boer Front Updates
London reports Lord Kitchener's telegrams from Pretoria and Helvetia show Boer resistance remains strong. British positions like Helvetia fall briefly to Boer forces, with casualties and prisoners noted, while De Wet eludes capture and Kimberley stays isolated. Signals also indicate Australians and Canadians may enlist for irregular service in Natal.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lyttleton
Helvetia
Leers
Kitchener
Reeves
Belfast
Helveth
Muehadedorp-Lydenburg
de Wet
Kimberley
Lydenbure
Lord Witchener
Otloshoop
Lichtenbiurge
Care Norven
Clements
Nooitgedacht
Kitchener Wannot
Durban
Australia
Chinada
Natal
Pan Irregular Corps
Johannesburg
Cudahy Receives Second Kidnap Threat Over Reward
Millionaire parker A Cudahy receives a second ransom threat from unknown kidnappers demanding withdrawal of a 625 000 reward for arrest and conviction of the three bandits. The letter, found in his yard, mocks police clues and hints Pat Crowe involvement but Cudahy refuses to bow to demands.
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Associated Press
Kdnappers
Pat Crowe Beng
Cudahy
Local boxing notes and training plans in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports that Dee as representative for manager Wilson A Hirady will attend follies Wearystart during the week. Jeffries is slated to begin training at West Madden Indiana next week. Sus Bexoah aims to secure a watch for the Jedries fight in February.
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Dee
Cook
Wilson A. Hirady
Jeffries
Weet Madden
Ind
Sus Bexoah
Body Found in Mill Race Near Altoona
A decomposed body of a man was found in a mill race while water was being supplied to a furnace in Huntingdon County. The victim is believed to be George Kelly, a Philadelphia cigarmaker, about 60 years old. The search and identification details remain unclear as officials investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Milibirg
Philadelphia
Tewis Tof Quay
Mia
Republican Party
Qiias
Associated Press
Altoona
George Kelly
Waton
Huntingdon County
Scandal Unfolds at Bermondary Town Hall Meeting
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press describe chaotic scenes at a Dowie Alonlat gathering in Bermondary town hall. The evening ended in a free fight as tensions rose among attendees.
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Associated Presa
London
Bermondary Town Hall
Ashanti Rebellion Ends After City Surrenders
London dispatch reports Colonel Willcocks stating the Ashanti rebellion is ended with all villages surrendering. Major action concluded as government force secured control.
Experiments With Sumatra Tobacco Fail Outside Florida and Connecticut
Exclusive wire reports that US Department of Agriculture soil division and Connecticut Experiment Station conclude Sumatra tobacco grown near Hartford by the Connecticut Tobacco Experiment Company was sold by the company with no department rights. Whitney favors auctioning future crops at multiple cities to ensure fair dealer access. Growers are warned that success is limited to Florida and Connecticut.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Connecticut Experiment Station
Hartford
Kansas City
New York
Philadelphia
Milton Whitney
Division of Soil
Connecticut Tobacco Experiment Company
Whitney
Connecticut
Sumatra
Florida
Compliments From Caine On American Women
Hall Caine writes to Sorosis praising American women's position as higher than in any other region. He credits American independence and character, while noting the chivalry of American men. The message, dated December 8 from the Isle of Man, expresses admiration for American society and its ladies.
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Hall Caine
The
Sorosis
Fredbaecastle
Isle of Man
Wee Min
Owen
Republic of Artoane
Eamiet
America
Big Fire Destroys Multiple Bloomsburg Properties
A blaze in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania destroyed W F P Slagle's machinery and residence, George Moyer tin shop, William A Hartzell livery stable, a Billmeyer barn, and damaged several nearby barns. Total loss about 22000 dollars. Slagle 7000 Hartzell 5500 Meyer 3000 Sterner 3000 Woolsey 500 Hillmeyer 800. Fire likely started by a gasoline barrel explosion at Slagle's place.
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Bloomsburg
W. F P. Slagle
George W. Stormer
George Moyer
William A. Hartzell
F. P B. Billmeyer
O. B. Woolsey
Co. B. Luts
L. N. Moyer
M. G. Quick
Slagle
Hartzell
Meyer's
Sterner’s
Woolsey
Hillmeyer
Deaths of a Day in Paris Kentucky and New York
Edward Bedford, aged 80, died today in Paris Kentucky. A noted breeder of short carts and cattle, he paid a record $16,009 for a bull at a New York sale in December. Hirany Mitra, son of founders of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, died at the hotel after a few days of pneumonia.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edward
Bedford
New York
Jave
Hirany Mitehoaek
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New Hampentire
1St
Jin
Alfred PD. Darlingen
Baron Stevens
Hitehone
Fifth Avenue Lintel
Tninehia Houlth
Traction Company Proposes Pay Plan Rejected
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Harleton Pa to a proposition by Lohagh traction company through President Alyan Markle to pay all men $100 for ten hours and overtime. those not employed by the year to receive $1.50 for ten hours. The employees reject the proposition.
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Dee
Sthe Lohagh Traction Company
Alyan Markle
Weather forecast for Washington area upcoming cold spell
Forecasters predict mixed precipitation including snow for Monday and Tuesday. Strong winds ease overnight Tuesday with a shift to northwesterly. Temperatures will drop, bringing a colder spell across the region.
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