Senate Meant for Night Sessions on Subsidy Bill
Washington Feb 3 The senate will press the ship subsidy bill through the early week with possible morning interruptions and a push for night sessions. Senator Allison will ask to take up the District of Columbia appropriation bill, and ceremonies in memory of Chief Justice John Marshall will open Monday.
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John Marshall
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Yarner
Caffrey
Representative Harmer
Pennsylvania
President Mitchell Hopeful In Mine Wage Talks
A wire dispatch from Columbus reports miners delegates favor a single run of mine standard with a seven cent differential between machine and pick mining. Two main proposals defined at the Indianapolis convention guide talks. Mitchell says no major gap with operators, who consider agreement very remote. No reconvening of the scale committee until tomorrow afternoon. no progress yet.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
For
Clyde Jamison Buried as Tein-Tsin Hero in Bloomsburg
Clyde Jamison, killed in the siege before Tein Tsin, is buried at Merwick with military honors. Rev Dr H Gilbert preached at the Methodist church as a large crowd attended. The funeral procession included Berwick bands and G A R veterans from the county. Jamison had served in the Philippines before going to China where he died during a charge.
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Bloomsburg
Clyde Jamison
Tien Tsin
Milne Eister
Clara Whitenight
Merwick
Fr. H. Gilbert
Methodist Church
Berwick
Lone
Jamison
Phillippines
China
The Plague at Cardiff
A Cardiff area outbreak details a plague incident reported via exclusive wire. National health officials investigate new cases and public health measures are discussed to curb spread.
Whole Family Poisoned By Suspected Doctored Pork
Pittsburg dispatch reports a West End family of Ann Fox and relatives poisoned after eating pork they suspect was doctored with a preservative. Mrs Fox died, others including Ellen Cuddy Bila McCartney Thomas Cuddy James T Fox and Harry M Fox are critically ill. Doctor cites boracic acid as the likely cause.
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Pittsburg
Ann Fox
Ellen Cuddy
James Fox
Lanark Street
West End
Baptismal Rite Draws Cold Crowds in West End Park
About 1500 spectators witnessed sixteen German Baptist Brethren converts immersed in the Little Conestoga. Rev. T. F. Imler and Rev. Jesse Ziegler led the ceremony on a frozen deck, with children among the converts. The rite lasted five minutes per candidate as water reached their necks. The ministers stayed in the water for about 45 minutes. A snowstorm began after the ceremony, and a hot moment arose when a breaking of a joe scattered spectators off the platform.
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Lancaster
West End Park
Conestoga
T. F. Imler
Jesse Ziegler
Royersford
Joe
Crazy Snake to be tried for treason
An exclusive wire reports Chito Harjo known as Crazy Snake and seventeen Creek leaders have been jailed in federal custody in Muskogee awaiting treason trials. They were brought from Henrietta under guard, with U S Marshal Bennett's posse. Arrests target Chief Sarah Mekko as well.
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Muskogee
Chitth Harjo
Crazy Snake
Henrietta
Marshal Bennett
Sarah Mekko
Harjo
Washington
Chitto Warde
Alias Crazy Snake
Pred Smith
Hen Deere
Noah Deere
John Fresh
Louis Mitchell
Sam Bogu
Jackson Tiger
Louis Yarde
Bam Emurthika
Tornado Ravages Texas as Widespread Damage Reported
Exclusive wire report notes severe tornado impact in Delta county area with multiple injuries and deaths. Damaged homes and wrecked buildings, including Moody residence, were observed. One oil mill near Denton destroyed. several casualties reported.
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Dames Moody
Honest
Houghton
Matton
Howe
Denton
Beene New Yorks Ket Arrests Adolph Then
Police in West New York arrested Adolph Then who is accused of treason during wartime. The suspect faces charges tied to a government pension and involves a pension bureau that recently supplied police departments with photographs of the accused.
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New Yorks
W. Tudley
Adolph
Pension Bureau
Citi
Interment of the Queen at Windsor and Frogmore
The body of Queen Victoria rests in Windsor Albert Memorial chapel as vault guards stand watch. The public interment at Frogmore is set for 3 pm with a gun-car procession drawn by artillery horses. The ceremony will be public by royal command with an imperial royal guard and clergy officiating.
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Charing Cross Station
Port Victoria
Roberta
South Africa
Carnegie Praises Queen Victoria In Carnegie Hall
Andrew Carnegie spoke on The Moral Character of Queen Victoria at Carnegie Hall. He praised her tolerance for all sects, her pure court and dignity toward servants, citing a tablet from Victoria to a loyal servant John Brown. Edwin Markham then read a poem about the queen.
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Edwin Markham
Cleveland School Superintendent Warns Cigarette Use
A Cleveland public school report finds pupils increasingly dull due to cigarette smoking. The superintendent notes striking effects on learning with boys ages 10 to 12 most affected, saying Cleveland shows stronger adverse impacts than other cities studied.
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Anthracite Coal Trade Reported Mixed by Weather
The Ledger reports the anthracite coal trade was somewhat interfered with by inclement weather last week, limiting output and shipments. Despite winter disruption, January production reached a record level for mids winter, with 1900 output around 41,800,900 tons.
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Philadelphia
Promotion That Is Well Earned
Former Sergeant Major George F. Steels of Altoona has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Forty third Volunteer Infantry. His promotion follows an outstanding record on Samar and Leyte where he served as sergeant major to Major Henry T. Allen's battalion. He was born in Irwin and educated in Irwin and Scottdale. His family moved to Altoona in 1898. He reenlisted after typhoid fever and has been cited three times in orders for his conduct and leadership.
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Associated Press
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Pennsylvania
George F. Steels
Altoona
Steele Waring
Samar
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Philippines
Henry T. Allen
Steele
Irwin
Westmoreland County
Scottdale
Pennsylvania Railroad
Augustus &. Landis
Bialr County
Cochi
Presbyterian Hospital
Port Ethan Allen
Vermont
Tie
Governor Nash's Ultimatum Shocks Cincinnati Boxing Scene
Governor Nash has issued an ultimatum to the Saengerfest Athletic Club and about a thousand business petitioners. He instructs the prosecuting attorney Hoffheimer and Sheriff Taylor to swear in deputies and use state power to prevent the fight. Promoters and officials weigh injunction action as Judge Hollister may decide by midweek.
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Jegiles
Rublin, Martin and Childs
Nash
Saengerfest
Hoffheimer
Taylor
Covernor Nash
Saengerfest Athletic Association
California wines dearer as drought raises costs
The Associated Press reports California wine prices rose in advance of trading. Sweet wines led gains with increases of 10 to 12 cents per gallon, while clams and white wines moved up 5 to 6 cents. Dealers attribute the rise to reduced production from drought and widespread phylloxera.
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Landon
Cal
Senator Flinn Backs Amended Muehbronner Bill in Scranton Clash
Harrisburg February reports Senator Plan Nine backs amendments to the Muehbronner bill urged by Scranton committees. The anti ripper faction vows to defeat if the clause remains. Quayites claim enough votes to pass as is. Preliminary skirmishing starts tomorrow with a proving conference expected.
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Harrisburg
Plan Nine
Scranton Councilmanic
Scrantonlane
Scranton
Quayites
Flinnites
Scrantonians
Conmittes
Mob Ramps Pittston Hall. Rev Dillonis Lectures Suppressed
Evangelical missionary Nev Vincent Dillonis, once tied to the Roman Catholic clergy, faced a riot at Hiooth's hall Pittston as about 500 foreigners, mainly Lithuanians, surged against him. Aiding party including Rev J J H Fletcher escaped to safety. several bruises reported, Bowman received a black eye.
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Nev
Vincent Dillonis
Hiooth's
Pittston
Dillonis
Corcoran
Dillonia
Trev
J. J. H. Fletcher
First Presbyterian Church
W. L. Bowman
Scranton Morning News Briefs and Local Items
Weather notes forecast rain today with general indications. General Senator Flinn open to Scranton amendments on the Ripper Bill. Obituary of Queen Victoria noted with mention of Santiago heroes appeal. Local trial lists and trolleymen troubles discussed. Murder at Austin Heights reported with post office record cited. Scranton and Suburban news and regional sections summarized.
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Santiago
Congres
Austin Heights
Scranton Postoffive
Senator Hill Not A Candidate For Presidency
Exclusive AP report from New York states Senator Hill will not seek the 1804 presidential nomination. The Albany source says Hill remains focused on law practice and professional success, discouraging calls from Texas legislators and Democratic leaders to run. He may stay influential but withdraws from active campaign leadership.
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Senator Mill
Albany
Lowlle'sa Weekly
Benator
Senator Hill
Texas
South
Hui
Unknown Assassin Shoots Lumberman in Pa. Barn
Thomas McHenry, 35, a lumber merchant and farmer of Rogersboro, Columbia County, was shot in his barn at 1 a m. by an unknown assailant. He died six hours later at his home. The motive appears unclear though staged signs suggest robbery. No arrests made. McHenry leaves a wife and six children.
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Oelock
Thomas Mc Henry
Rogersboro
Columbia County
Mr. McHlenry
McHenry
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Snow Storm Strikes Across Kansas Nor Missouri
The greatest snow storm of the winter hit Kansas City and regions of Missouri and Kansas with depths from three to fourteen inches. Nebraska and western Iowa saw continued high winds and drifting snow. Grand Rapids and Chicago reported heavy snowfall and travel disruption. Atchison and Milwaukee also reported major winter conditions with delayed trains and ongoing winds.
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Onwire
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Chicago
Atchison, Kan
Kona
Nuthern
Cawked City
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Whiting
Atchison
Milwaukee
Memorial services honor William Goebel in Frankfort
Exclusive AP report from Frankfort notes memorial ceremonies at Goebel's grave on the anniversary of his death as residents honor his memory. The event reflects local tribute and historical remembrance in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
William Goebel
Fire destroys National Wire plant at Fairhaven
Exclusive AP report from New Haven says a blaze early today leveled the National Wire company plant in Fairhaven causing property loss estimated at 125000. Firefighters battled the flames through the morning as the facility was destroyed.
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New Haven
Conn
National Wire Company
Fairhaven
Secretary Long Presses Congress for Santiago Squadron Justice
Exclusive Washington letter from Secretary Long to Senator Morgan argues government delays in promoting and rewarding Lt Hobson Captain Clarke and others stem from Congress inaction. He urges swift legislative action to recognize the Santiago squadron and extend medals and thanks.
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Clarke
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Congress
Santiago
Washington
Long
Morgan
Mentenant Hohnon
Senate
Aimitol
Vonwell Avi Evry
Perished in the Flames at Wickes Cigar Factory Fire
Exclusive wire reports a large crowd gathered at the Wickes cigar box factory ruin on Piret Avenue and 33rd Street after a fast fire. Police identified the missing foreman Auge Schwandermann as among those killed, and Aubew Froly named Kila bitherdilow and Schwandermann among the victims. Schwandermann’s body had not yet been recovered.
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York
Transatlantic Steamship Movements From New York
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures including Lauretagne Haver Southarmpton Southwark and Noordland bound for Antwerp. Ships Campania Umbria Caledonian Queenstown passage and Liverpool routes echo transatlantic passenger and freight shuffles between New York Liverpool Antwerp and Naples multiple vessel movements.
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New York
New
Liverpool
Georgie
Russian Prince Parlatinsky Shoots Self in Daring Act
Prince Parlatinsky, editor of the Northern Courier recently suppressed for radical views, shot himself last Thursday in St. Petersburg. He suffered a dangerous wound and his family, amid rumors of a disputed marriage to Mile Yavorskaya, faces upheaval over the failed paper venture and the prince’s silk estate.
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St. Petersburg
Prince Parlatinsky
Northern Courier
Mile
Yavorskaya
Duke of Cornwall and York Progressing Toward Convalescence
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports the Duke of Cornwall and York is progressing satisfactorily toward convalescence. The update comes as London monitors his recovery and public interest remains high.
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The
London
Ver
Duke of Corwall
York
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