Glittering naval pageant set to honor Queen Victoria
Crowds gather at Cowes and East Cowes as ships from Britain France and Germany prepare to salute the late Queen Victoria. Royal procession planned from Osborne House to the water while Queen Alexandra and royal princesses may lead along the muddy road amid rain fears and public sorrow.
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Alexandra
Osborne
al Osborne
Anch
Cowes
East Cowes
London
With
Purity of Elections Bill Introduced in Congress
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports Representative Lenta of Ohio introduced a bill to promote election purity. It prescribes fines from 500 to 1000 dollars, imprisonment up to fifteen years, disqualification from office, and halves of fines to be paid to bribe givers or takers. It also blocks campaign contributions outside the voter's district and imposes strict penalties for violations.
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Washington
Lenta
Ohio
Will Save Millions via Delaware and Hudson Refinancing
Reports from good authority state the Delaware and Hudson railroad will refinance about 15 million dollars of Albany and Susquehanna Valley and New York Canada bonds maturing in the next few years. The refinancing is expected to cut costs by about per cent on the stock of the company, possibly yielding a substantial saving for Albany and Susquehanna products and loads.
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New York
Dan
Delaware and
Mudeon
Albany
Susquehanna
Canada
Delaware
Mindeau
Chattanooga Dealers Receive Notice on Anticigarette Bill
In Chattanooga Tennessee dated June 11 1900 dealers have been notified about the anticipated passage of the anticigarette bill and the governor’s orders. They will continue wa le and revenue likely mock towanter.
International Sunday schools plan memorial services for queen
The International Sunday School committee with 12,000,000 members proposes national memorial services for the late queen of England next Sunday. John Wuonamaker notes the movement and urges every Sunday school to recognize the queen's Christian character during their Feb 9 sessions. Westime hosts and British nobility favor the plan, with Chicago leader F. Jiccohe and others endorsing perpetual services in all American Sunday schools.
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Associated Pres
Philadelphia
International Sunday School Committee
England
Tolay
John Wuonamaker
International Sunday School Association
Penneylvania Sabbath
Penneylvania Sabbath Perioval Association, Said “Am the Sunday Schools of Creat
Ateen
Simany
America
Final Step Taken In The Army Bill In Congress
The Army reorganization bill passes Senate by 31 to 61 after conference report approval and moves to the president for signature. House already agreed. Debate includes republican opposition over new provisions and shipping bill amendments progress noted. House also passes fortsifications appropriation and advances post office funding with speeches on party unity.
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Moe Washington
Dan
United States Army
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Rawlins
Utah
Chandler
DMN
Deranged Scranton Visitor Arrests Attention in Paso
Jud Shoemaker, a Scranton citizen since Tuesday, arrived in Paso and was hospitalized after showing clear signs of mental derangement. He claimed connections to the Fi Paso Northeastern railroad and complained of shadowing and tampering with mail and telegraph services, though no communications had occurred.
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Sprelal
Scranton Tribune
Paso
Tex
Dan
Jud Shornaker
Scranton
Paso Northeastern Railroad
Scranton Capitalial
Els
Howeur
Hanna Applies for Speaker Role in Grand Army of the Republic
The Remmelisted Moest reports Senator M A Hanna submitted a formal application to join the Grand Army of the Republic as a speaker. The request was reviewed and returned for proper formatting after a week of processing noting a Civil War service history.
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Hanna
G. A. BR
Dom Lie
Grand Army of the Republic
Thie
Olt
Sentor M.A
Company C
Ohio
Governor Voorhees Conversion Offer Shrouded Plan
A dubious wire from a national agency arrived in Trenton and sought to persuade Governor Voorhees with a plot to execute heroes in a plan called THI. The message claimed a dinner at Canin while a second proposed event at Bilaahath to influence the governor from his home.
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Trenton
Dun
Storer
Cimien
Voorhees
Thi
Ore
Canin
Voorhoet
Goverrnor
Bilaahath
Ving Keaward Decides to Open Pet Market in Fel
Ving Keaward announced that a new pet market will open in Fel on the 14th. The plan involves local vendors and pet supply shops, with aims to boost commerce and pet adoption in the area.
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Kactuelve
Wirerom Tin Associated Pres Nowlon
Leet Iy
Nation Lectures Amidst Topeka Joints Chaos
Mrs Nation attempted to lecture at Topeka joints as police tried to arrest her crowd of hundreds impeded entry. She urged owners to close the joints and warned they would break up the wicked business in a few days. She spoke at Washburn College and urged better conduct among youths in a brief campus encounter.
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Topeka
Kan
Nathon
Interferil
Nation
Boye
Boya
Unclear OCR: Maritime Names and Sailed Vessels
Fragmentary report from an Associated Press file lists numerous ship names and origins, mentioning vessels sailing from ports such as Liverpool and Queenstown toward New York and Potsdam. The garbled text obscures clear events or outcomes.
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New York
Anvhorli
Liverpool
Skurmluim
Potsdam
Bowloge
DL Aquitune
Haver
Gage Before Currency Committee on Elastic Currency
A distorted wire report from The Manoolated Prine in Washington notes Secretary Gage testifying on the Lovering elastic currency bill. He expresses a cautious view, acknowledging concern over monetary reform while advocating some measure of currency flexibility.
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Prine
Don
Gage
Local boxing card halted by unclear notes and warrants
Fragmentary report outlines a boxing match setup amid unclear names and a pending legal delay. The piece mentions participants later identified as Feffries and Hs Hublin and references warrants and a Monday postponement.
Politician Declines Invitation to Address Legislature
An exclusive wire reports that key figures including J. Nevan and Mr. Bryan avoided political speeches. The Associated Press notes Wey derlin won a model event and there was mention of a possible legislative address on political topics.
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Associated Pres
Austin
Teast
Jon
Derlin
J. Nevan
Bryan
Rogers Pottery Destroyed
Exclusive wire reports a pottery plant four miles north of the city was totally destroyed tonight. The Mogens pottery, owned by Bradvliaw Broa, sustained partial damage earlier in the blaze.
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Rogers Pottery
Box Factory Burned in Explosive Fire Disaster
The seven story William Wick & Company box factory at East Thirty first Street exploded in the shaving tower this afternoon. The blast wrecked the tower and damaged the engine room as bricks crushed the machinery. Most workers were women and two people were killed or injured in the panic. Police evacuated residents and helped a new mother, Mrs. Sarah McDonald, escape.
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New York
William Wick & Company
Wicke Company
Tiret
Het
Namie
First Avenue
Sarah McDonald
De Wets Expedition Routed Near Lerwele and Pretoria
Telegraph from Pretoria reports General Kitchener noting Boer forces under De Wet attacking near Lerwele and east of the Pretoria Johannesburg line. Engagements near Welcome and Wile Valley yield Boer losses and British casualties. several hundred Boer fighters evaded patrols at Henons but mines were not destroyed. Commandant Marais wounded and captured. Knox and Hamilton report clashes with prisoner captures.
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London
Dan
Kitchener
Pretoria
Vnier
Lerwelepoor
Hamilton
Pretoria-Johannesburg
Delagea Bay
Natal
Erinelo
Wile Valley
Knox
de- Wet
Welcome
Ustrteen
Johannesburg
Marais Wie
John Keogh Captured in Riverside Murder Case
Exclusive AP report from Mount Holly N J states John Keogh, one of the alleged murderers of Washington Hunter a Riverside farmer, was captured today in the woods near Medford. Companion Jenkins was arrested yesterday in Philadelphia after seeking medical treatment for a bullet wound. Hunter died days after defending himself when attacked last Friday. he fired several shots, one of which reportedly hit Jenkins in the leg.
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Mount Holly
N. J
John Keogh
Washington Hunter
Riverside
New Medford
Jenkins
Wisk
Philadelphia
Hunter
Hunter In Defending Himeelf
Pennsylvania Senate Passes Corporation Capital Bill
The Pennsylvania Senate approves a bill allowing corporations to increase capital and indebtedness as needed to run business. It targets the Pennsylvan ia Re Read company and would permit capital increases up to the existing limit, sending the measure to the governor after Senate concurrence.
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Harrisburg
Jan. S
Senate
House
Venute
Pennsylvanie
Senate faction split over alleged plot to emba rass
Fragmented report notes Democrats and Republicans in a tense Senate standoff. Anonymous sources claim a planned procedural move was disclosed, with officials arguing the motive aimed to pressure the body. Public reaction appears wary as lawmakers weigh consequences.
Gift from Miss Gould funds youth home project
A New York notice states Helen Gould donated 100000 dollars for the formation and equipment of a home for a devoted youth group. The institution will be built under officers at the navy yard with associated oversight.
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New York
Jan
Helen Gould
Chinato
Navy Yarip
Philippines Sets Up Municipal Government Under U S Rule
The United States commission moves to push the act organizing Philippine municipalities after amendments. It disqualifies after April 1 those in arms against the U S or aiding opponents from voting or office holding. Provincial officers may be American or Filipino. governor elected by councillors, other posts by the commission. Also notes battles with Filipino forces and oath of allegiance trends among natives.
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United States
Menila
Philippines
United States Commission
United States Authority
Ana
Taft
Luzon
Ivoes
Lslands
Philippine Commission
Pueblos
Manen
Panpanga
Cameron
Bundoepurmay
Geronimo
Luxon
Weather and events in a confusing morning note
A garbled morning page lists cold weather, a funeral pageant for a Victoria figure, mentions of civil roles and a city charter, plus scattered items on local politics, street hallways, and regional notes. The text includes names and vague references to departments and local figures.
Joe Wolcott Arrested in Diamond Robbery Case
Exclusive wire reports Joe Wolcott the prizefighter was charged by Donna Gordon with robbing her of diamonds valued at 2100 dollars. Gordon testified that she was drugged at Wolcott's saloon on West Thirty fifth Street after being lured from her residence with attorney Weinberg. The case was continued to Saturday in Jefferson Market Court.
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New York
Joe Wolcott
Donna Gordon
Jefferson Market Court
Wolcott
Weinberg
Conference plan spurs ministerial visit to Pittsburgh
An Associated Press dispatch reports a delegation of labor leaders and workers traveled to Pittsburgh to discuss a proposed conference with President Schacher at the Amalgamated Federation. The aim is to open coinition for employment and address labor demands, with the topic to be debated at the meeting in Pittsburgh.
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Asociated
Rstown
Jin
Eastern League Meeting Drops Springfield Club
The Eastern League meeting in New York reports Springfield, Man hockey club dropped from the Rosters league and Buffalo, N. Y. club added as member. The action was taken at the league meeting.
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Associated Prete
New York
Springfield
Man
Buffalo
No Material Change Shown in Joint Legislature Session
A joint legislative session today reported no material change from earlier positions on the bill. Senators noted the stalemate and planned continued talks while committees prepare further recommendations.
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Jrerioun Bulluce
King Edward Honors Count Von Metternich With Victoria Order
Exclusive wire reports King Edward awarded the Grand Cross of the Victoria Order to Count Von Metternich. The ceremony marked a notable honor for the European diplomat as relations and diplomacy are noted by reporters.
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Count von Metternich
Edward
Veto of School Appropriation Sparkes Legal Fight
The Pennsylvania case confronts Governor Stone s veto of a school budget portion with the state treasurer seeking to recover funds and Patton township bearing costs. Judge Leve cites precedent while predicting the district may appeal to the Supreme Court. Treasurer Parrett notes no district has received eleven million dollars in biennial payments.
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Bellefonte
Pultom Towne
Apalle
Last Option
Stone
Patton Township
Judes Leve
Supreme Court
Hartishurs
Parnett
Sehen Distrets
Pennsylvania
Barpet
Train Collision Near Port I Main In Albany Line
A derailed Pullman sleeper crash occurred on the Adirondack and Montreal line near Port I Main at about 4 o'clock. Engineer Wynne of Albany and fireman Edward Keenbro of Albany were injured. a worn passenger suffered a broken shoulder. The engineer attributed the accident to a signal error and a block violation.
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Gloversville
Montreat
Port I Main
Athapawin
Guar
Wynne
Albany
Man
L. 1
Ogilen
Enthusiasm at The Hague as Duke Henry Enters City
Duke Henry of Mecklenburg Schwerin arrives in The Hague for a formal entry ahead of his wedding to Queen Wilhelmina. He is greeted by a guard of honor, visits the palace by carriage, and receives thanks from officials in a scene of vivid public interest and palace decoration.
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Hague
Juin
Henry of
Mecklenberg-Schwerein
Wilhelmina
Wi Heming
Variotia
Leogtage
Deaths of a Day exclusive wire summary brief
Waltham Texas January 11 Mrs Banks widow of General Banks died tonight of consumption. Also Meves Mollis a bridamate jumper and sporting man from New York is reported dead in the city.
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Pree Waltham
Meet
Banks
General Banks
Deal
Fan Antonio
Texas
Lanham Defends Democratic Reorganization and Prodigal Return
In a lively exchange during general debate on fortification measures, Lanham of Texas urged party unity. He urged former Democrats who left in 1896 to return only if they accept the majority’s creed and a renewed commitment to Democratic supremacy.
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House
Post Office
Lanham
Texas
Democratic Party
Mir
Washington
Jan
Tolay
Herald
Tle
Mr. Bryan
Hoar
Massachusetts
Clivelind
Clevelord
Olney
Covkran
Mr. Linham
Mr. Lanham
Cole
Duinham
Cone
Mining Laws for Saline Islanda Washington
The report notes action on mining and saline laws in Washington with reference to a bill. It mentions the president delaying or padding the legislation and a focus on Saline Islanda, though details are unclear in the fragment.
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Saline Islanda
Associated Press
Washington
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