Remonstrances on the Wilson Bill in Senate Debates
The article covers remonstrances against the Wilson tariff bill and a Hoar resolution requesting transmission of reports from Mr Willis. It notes Bland's failed bid to secure a quorum to close general debate on the silver seigniorage bill and details Senate votes on confirmation of Peezham for associate justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hoar
Bland
Wasilseros
Hour
Sunate
Willis
Dole
Peezham
Supreme Coach of the United States
Senate
Democraat
Bate
Blackburn
Avron
Butler
Culler
Faulkner
Keorge
Gray
Harris
Henton
Lindsay
McPherson
Marcin
Mili
Mitchell
Wie
Fulmer
Payco
Rangom
Roach
Turpie
Vilas
Wootiees
White
gDinos
Tule
Mitchil
Patrigrew
Plath
Call
Cockrell
Coke
Dano
Gilson
Gorman
Irby
Jones
Ark
McLaurin
Murphy
Hil Pugh
West
Cal
Allen
Patter
McMillen
Vallew
Mr. Marget
Quay
Mr. Faith
Illanois
Mr.gordon
Woltot
Mr. Camden
Joes
Nevila
Wolqaitt
Sherman
Psirpil
Ganate
Land
Delpie
Yang
Naya
Mt Bontalle
Navy
Honoluin
Committee On Naval Affairs
Cabinet Meeting Prolonged Amid Peckham Nomination Rejection
In Wastinaros on February 16 the president learned of Peckham's nomination defeat shortly after its rejection. A senator sent a telegram to Mr. Cleveland as the Cabinet meeting, from 11:00 to 2:30, waited for Senate news, hoping for a definite development.
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Peckham
Wastinaros
Cleveland
Pupils in Williamsport Vaccinated by Order
About seven to eight hundred children in Williamsport public schools received vaccination today under a board of health order. The school board will dismiss any pupils who do not comply, with over 600 enrolled and legal action underway seeking to restrain the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsront
Board of Health
Death of Lobengula Confirmed in Matabele Uprising
The death of King Lobengula is confirmed. Reports state the Matabele king did not survive the rout, with most regiments surrendering except the Invato guarding the king's grave. No further details reached the desk by dispatch time.
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Cape Tows
Lobengula
Lobengula'a
Invato
Anarchist Emile Henry Questioned in Terminus Bomb Case
Paris February 16 Emile Henry who threw the bomb in the Hotel Terminus case was questioned at length today by Judge Moyer the examining magistrate.
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Paris
Emile Henry
Moyer
Henry Confesses to Bomb Making in Long Local Case
Henry admitted making a bomb found years ago and claimed assembling two components recently while denying knowledge of their location. After court sessions with Judge Meyer and Judge Espinas, he faced evidence about an expiraloy at a pore station last November and confronted Paul Bernard amid a tense scene. A chief suspect, accused of destroying papers in Henry's room, was arrested tonight.
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Henry
Darque de la Soviet
Basiles
Meyer
Espinas
Prince Colonna Seeks Return of Children from Paris to Naples
Prince Colonna travels to Naples after leaving Paris three days ago. In an interview with Maitre Cortot, the prince’s counsel said he is determined to regain possession of his children and will take necessary steps to do so.
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Steppe
Paris
Colonna
Naples
Maitre Cortot
Reading railroad ex president testifies on coal deals and losses
Former Reading president A A Meleod testifies for two hours at a Master Crawford hearing, detailing coal deal schemes with the Boston and Maine and New York and New England roads. He explains coal reserves, investment in coal lands, projected profits, and the impact on Reading's finances, including bond movements and stock transactions. The hearing resumes next Tuesday afternoon.
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Pittnspenpita
A. A. Meleot
Reading Railroad
Crawford
Tyane L. Ries
Reading
McLean
Rowl
Ite
Boston
Maine
New York
New England
McLeod
Bijur
New Evuyeland
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Wiist
McLrod
Bovton
Maxwell & Graves
Tae Hewridy
Rexaiave
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Directors Reelect Officers
The board of directors of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad company held its regular meeting. N Parker Shortrings was reelected president and J S Wangandt was reelected secretary and treasurer. An annual dividend of 2 percent payable March 1 was declared. Improvement in the company’s pivotal and financial condition is attributed largely to air furnished by the Pennsylvania railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company
N. Parker Shortrings
J. S& Wangandt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schuylkill County Taxes Set, Railcar Growth Mentioned
Schuylkill county approves a new tax rate set at 5.45 for the year as officials discuss county finances. In other notes, a Reading Iron Company plan aims to run two furnaces producing 800 tons weekly while a Reading iron mill schedule resumes next Monday employing 125 men. The report also notes a series of legal and criminal items including a grand jury probe in Cumberland and a post office robbery suspect handed to authorities in Altoona.
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Schuylkill County
Sly Tolk
A. Herr Smith
Lancaster
Schmyphill County
Mary Brains
Mote
Kansas
Frionds
Williamaport
Cumberland Grand Jury
Delaware County
Teachers’ Institute
George Barnes
Syracus
N. Y
Damon Harvey
Sun-bary
Harry Dean
Sam
Dagentiaville
Altoona
Philadelphia Conference
Easton
Josephine Bourlin
Mit
Carmel
Alexander Banowls
John F. Lenhart
Ambler
Lenhart
Reading Lron Company
Tnhe
Da Gama Leads Bold Rebel Assault in Brazil
Reports from Rio de Janeiro describe Admiral Da Gama leading a fierce insurgent attack on the government garrison at Nicheta. The assault ends with heavy insurgent losses estimated at 270 and government losses around 600, while Da Gama sustains non serious wounds and vows to continue the fight despite limited resources.
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Rio Pe Javetito
Mante- Viibeo
Nicheta
Mello
da Gama
Eleahor
Tanso Fracuso
Candell
Tim
Ploga
da Giama
Hinbirk
Fores
Cobras
Villegas Queen
Boste
Witherluni
Colrasia
da Grama Hag
Parans Wan
Gomercindo Saraiva
Parana
Admiral da Gama
Ryar
Henham
Brazil
Assay Commission Concludes Work At Philadelphia Mint
The assay commission finished its labors at the Philadelphia mint. Chair Terry convened the body as committees on weighing counting and assaying delivered reports that were highly authoritative. The coining reserved at Philadelphia San Francisco Carson City and New Orleans mints totaled 11 000 pieces with an aggregate value of £1 175.
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Pinnapeirda
Assay Commission
Philadelphia Mint
Naw Terry
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chraon City
New Orleana
Yellow Fever Spreads Across Ships in Harbor
Dispatch from Rio Jangiro reports the Austrian warship captain died of yellow fever and other cases aboard the vessel. The Portuguese warship is infected, and the American squadron contacts the harbor arrangement by a hired tug. The fever has broken out on the British warship Racer and merchant ships suffer.
Burning of a Steam Vessel Ida at Baltimore
The side wheel iron steamer Ida was destroyed by fire in Baltimore. Built in Wilmington in 1849, the 100 by 60 by 5 foot vessel operated between the port and Chesapeake Bay, carrying passengers and freight. Estimated loss around $99,000 with $60,000 insured.
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Dla
Wilmington
Bel
Pointa
Chesapeake Bay
Steele Mackay Improves Slightly Amid Illness
Steele Mackay the dramatist at the Richelieu hotel was somewhat improved today though friends fear for his recovery. The strain from two years of heavy work and business reverses has taken a toll on his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
Polo
Steele Maclay
Richelieu’ Hotel
Lia
Mackay
Courtroom Scene Sparks Disruption in Carter Harrison Case
In Cuncano on February 10 Prendergast, the accused of Carter Harrison, caused a disturbance in Justice Brentano's courtroom during the hearing. The incident interrupted proceedings as spectators and legal staff reacted to the outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuncano
Prendergast
Nowausin
Carter Harrison
Jolee Brentano
Court hearing interrupted by prisoner’s outburst
The prisoner rose shouting at attorney Mr Trade as the prosecution entered the courtroom. Bailiffs restrained him and escorted him back to his seat. He remained irate but no further disturbances occurred during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & Trade
Ron Lorgast
Hhe Chhair
Mr Trade
Ateal
Mr. Trade
Disaster at Sea: Steamer Alert Sinks off Port Albert
The steamer Alert, en route from Port Albert to Malhourie with twelve crew and two passengers, was hit by a hurricane gale near Cape Sehonk. The vessel capsized in heavy seas, many men swept from deck, and only one survivor reached land after clinging to a cabin door through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sydney
Alert
Port Albert
Mal
Hourie R Conthy
Sly
Aldea
Cape Sehonck
Ponting
Solianck
Dynamite Threat Halts Flagler Rail Plan in Indian River
Jacksonville dispatch notes escalating hostility in Indian River country as H. M. Flagler advances a Lake Worth railroad. About thirty property owners plant dynamite along the route to deter right of way, warning engineers and prompting arrests of James Holmes and J Wooten for complicity. Officials seek volunteers to proceed with construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Denpitches
Times-Union
Titusville
Ply
Flagler
Lake Worth
Signa
Hia
James Holmes
Jangen
J. ¥. Wooten
Brevard County
Jaimes
Andlit Ia
Swiffer Defeats Poinapeuria in Late Pool Game
The second pool tournament game extended late and Dougherty from Keogh won 10 to 157 over Poinapeuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinapeuria
Reb
Dougherty
Keogh
Earthquake Kills Many as Siberia Border Turmoil Widens
A severe earthquake near the Siberian border causes numerous Chinamen deaths. Reports of political actions in India, a Kaiser's possible visit, and other assorted global incidents are noted, including maritime disasters near Burg Head and several fires across Japanese towns.
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Siberian
Conl
India
Bismarete
Monilay
Tussany
Burg Head
Scotland
Japan
Buddhlet Lite
Banitary Lite
Nermatiy
Newis
Germany
Kursin
Lanett Todtotalers
Newt Dow
Shingawa
Anpion
Kakoahiiiag
Domitz
Paria
Corneline Mer
Paria Canal
Canal Company
Congress Eyed for Armored Cruiser and Immigration Reform
The report notes possible addition of one armored cruiser to the navy and likely radical changes in immigration laws. Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt will investigate charges against the Democratic state committee. Treasury balance stands at 14 817 074, with 05 40004 in pot, and 50 244 018 received from recent bond proceeds. A bill seeks daily pay loss for unauthorized absences and Merritt Wrecking proposes funding for a Gettysburg battlefield national park and military reservation.
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Sherman
Congress
Navy
Merritt Wrecking Company
New York
Navy Department
Kearsarge
Ronendor Teef
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Paris Steamer Paris Sails for New York After Rudder Loss
The White Star liner Paris sailed from Southampton February 10 bound for New York after losing its rudder near Daunt Rock in a hurricane. Passengers, 180 in first class, 116 in second, 250 in steerage, reported no danger. The rudder was severely damaged, repairs planned at Queenstown before returning to Southampton for full fixes. Captain Randall and a 380-strong crew maintained order as the ship headed west.
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Ueenetown
Paria
Auelord
Mikksler
Paris
Daunt
Inez
Queenstown
Thei
Southampton
Varia
Canfary
Iike
Woeenatown
Paria Tina Mals Bia
Enyahat
Monlay
Paria Aiys
A.S. Bradford
New Y York
Atenuimbip
Lecwine
New York
Randall
Train wreck and robbery derailment report details
An express train ran on a short spar causing the engine and two cars to derail. Engineer Dave Thomagis was badly injured and Fireman Arthur Masters was knocked unconscious. Three armed robbers blew open the express car, stole unknown amounts, and fled north on horseback.
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Vas
Dave Thomagis
Arthur Masters
Skinner Triumphant in Soldier's Orphan School Case
Judge Simonton dissolved the injunction against the Soldiers' Orphan School commission at Hannishung Pa on Feb 10, freeing Captain Skinner to serve on the commission. The ruling expands the panel's authority to collect the Stewart farm at Scotland Franklin County and the waste for the industrial school, and allows the commission to finalize purchases and certify requisitions to the auditor general.
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Hannishung
Soldiers’ Orphan School Commission
Simonton
Skinner
Measrn
Stewart
Scotland
Franklin County
Wand
Elopement of Reverend Stephenson Strikes Pittsville Church
In Mellon County the Rev J Gilman Stephenson pastor of the Christian church there eloped with Miss Dove, aged two, a member of his congregation. Stephenson is married with three children.
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Pittsrille
Mellon
J Gilman Stephenson
Christian Church
Mies Dove
Stephenson
Train Robbers at Work Beset Southern Pacific Express
A special from Mojave reports the Southern Pacific Overland Express wrecked near Roscoe twelve miles north of Los Angeles around 11 last night after the switch was thrown open. Robbers are suspected at the scene and authorities probe the incident.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mojave
Southern Pacific Overland
Roscos
City of Hankow Wins Ocean Race From San Francisco
The British ship City of Hankow, Captain Simpson, wins the long California race with rival ships Clin Mackenzie and others departing San Francisco for a prize run. Captain King’s City of Mankew arrives after sailing from the same port with a fierce contest among multiple contestants led by Captain Pike and Captain Wendy. The Hankow completes the voyage in about ten hours.
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Eleg Td
Tiran Compstitora
Queensvows
City of Mankew
King
San Francisco
California
City of Hankow
Clin Mackenzie
Simpson
San Francives
Gantock Hook
Pike
Brandenburg Explodes on Trial Trip Killing Forty
A boiler explosion on the German cruiser Brandenburg during a trial trip at Kiel kills about forty men and wounds many others. Three chief engineers die, and Prince Henry of Russia assists in relief efforts as ships respond, with Emperor William expected to arrive.
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Brandenburg
Kiel
Craleer Brandenburg
Secrec
Brandenborg
Sil Hart
Ler
Prince Henry
Russia
Ateam Tog Pelican
Fiest
William Te
Calamities and Legal Matters Dominate World News Item
Reports span a chaotic mix of events including a murky murder case in New York, bank fraud trials in Vernon Texas, and a bank shooting incident in Predvott Alabama. Flooding near Memphis Tennessee, a massive fire threat to the Chicago World’s Fair, and a German village hurricane calamity add to a day of distress.
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Yale University
J. M. McDonald
Chieves
National Bank of
Vernon, Tex
F. J. Wood
Pod. Swasey
Uoele Sim
Canada
Sir John Thompson
Ottawa
Mngral
Massachusetts
Howe of Representatives
Tinaband
Werman Gromake
Michael Maer
Win
New York Cotton Exchange
T Hanover Square
William Street
New York
Eugene Wettow
San Francisco
Addie Gilmour
Millnier
Rullivan
Army
Frank Soytee
Predvott
Afi
Hin
Piro
Degon
Keruia
Germany
Weather Outlook for Wanunatos and Eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast for Saturday shows eastern Pennsylvania fair early with increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures. South winds remain light to moderate as skies turn partly cloudy over the waters near Penialeanta with similar southerly wind.
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Wanunatos
Pennesylvania
Finley Ladies and Children's Muslin Underwear Sale
A week long promotion in the Finley department offers well made garments at unusually low prices. Muslin goods and trimmings receive careful inspection with nothing unworthy offered. The Queen night gown with tucked yoke Valenciennes lace collar and cuffs is priced at 98 cents, regular 1.45.
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Tribune
the National Law Makers
Grover
Williamsport
MR. M’leod
Philadelphia and Erie
Nicheteroy
Maks
Baltimore
Steele MacKay
Preascuting
Florida
Swiffer
Washington
England
Daunt's Rock
Dove
Pastor Kippes
Roscoe
Hankow
Stella Machave
Sertonaly Ubatin Chicagy Hotel
Popnninte Selameto Atarta
Santa
Praters To
Crouch
Ida Powell
Patty
Bandana
Natake
Zuckers
Pommeranis
Iasanion
Morgan Lesa
Supreme Court
Eval L. Maud
Eva L. Hamilton
Robert Ray Hamilton
Finley
Lackawanna Ave
Gutta Percha & Rubber
Chas A. Schieren & Cos
H. A. Kingsbury
Space St
Scranton, Pa
Tia
W. J. Weichel
Arcade
Wyoming
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