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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1902

Page

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Wheeler Repudiation Sparks House Debate On Henry Visit

The Kentucky congressman read telegrams and cables praising his Friday outburst against Secretary Hay and Prince Henry, insisting he spoke for himself. In the same session, debate on the Indian appropriation bill and the Philippine tariff bill continued with opposition to imperial policies and calls for clear Philippine governance.

Kentucky Statesman Prince Henry Associated Press Washington Wheeler Kentucky Hay Lord Pauncefote Gillett Massachusetts Robinson Indiana Thayer Talbot South Carolina Rte. Gillett London Das. Warner Confecticut Stufroth Colorado Burleson Texas Messrs. Teld Arkansas Sutherland Utah Padgett Tennessee Poll North Carolin Minneapolis Monana Northwest Mr. Tawney Minnesota Mr. Burleson Mr. Townes Rochester N. Y Grosvenor Edward Atkinson Shattuct Republican Ohio Aguinaldo Mr. Mercer Mr. Wheeler Germain Boreing Reid Uta Senate House Et. W Wellington Maryhind Stewart Nevada My. Welington Milly Flo Pe Saig Congress Santiago Admiraal Schley Hhin Schely McKinley Philippines Surender

Fragmentary fire report from local area loses specifics

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a structure burned to the ground in a morning fire and references a lease, but details are unclear. No names, places, or dates are identifiable from the text provided.

Alice Morton Marries Winthrop Rutherford in Simple Grave Episcopal Rite

Alice Morton daughter of former Vice President Morton and Winthrop Rutherford wed at Grave Episcopal Church. The ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Hurnt Inmerton featured two ascension lilies and a prayerbook procession. Attendees included elites such as Marquis de Tilleyrand and Cornelius Vanderbilt among others.

Asmoulated Press New York Alice Morton Morton Winthrop Rutherford Hurnt Inmerton Winthrop Chanter Neerton Winthrop J. Borden Harriman William RR Travers Merman Duryea Marquis de Tilleyrand James P. Kernoch

Republicans win at Philadelphia by exclusive wire

Philadelphia Feb 18 Republicans win municipal election sweeping victory for city solicitor six city magistrates councilmen and school directors. Voters approved a five million dollar debt increase. Kinsey reelected city solicitor by large margin. six magistrates split between Republicans and Democrats. several wards close contests. Kinsey’s majority exceeds 115 000.

Philadelphia John L. Kinsey Republican and Union Party Charles C. Binney Democratic and Municipal League Robert J. Moore David S. Scott James A. Briggs W. 7. Hughes James J. Gorman Thomas J. Fitzpatrick Lesgrie Fushoulets William KR. Knight, Jr James JF. Sheen Union Party James Dunlip Comedils Punkip Kinsey Connellsville Ghe ‘Rhiil Clair Bullwagon Scottdale Franklin G. Foster John Kr. Gi Monongahela Butler Teket

Gage Offered Presidency of United States Trust Company

John A Steward recommended Lyman J. Gage as successor to the presidency of the United States Trust Company. Steward cited his advanced age and desire for a suitable successor and stated Gage has signified willingness to accept if the board agrees.

John A. Stewart United States Trust Company New York Lyman J. Gage the Treasury Mr. Gauge Mr. Stewart Gage

Rhode Island Lieutenant Governor Election Update

An exclusive AP wire report from Providence notes a legislative vote naming L Shepley as Rhode Island lieutenant governor. The result lists A Teppley and opposition figures, with archival references to Governor Gregory and ongoing cabinet reshuffles.

Rhode Island Associated Press Providence L. Shepley Geeud Mayer Atepley Archurbault Tn Heath Gregory Db Kimball

Steamer Grecian Wrecked After Harsh Gale

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Halifax N. S. February 16 reports the Atlantic line steamer Grecian driven onto rocks off the harbor ten days ago. The ship finally broke in two during a tempest last night with both halves settling on the keel as crews fought to salvage what remained.

Scranton Tribune Halifax Atlan Line Grecian Evan Keel

Deaths of a Day

Death notices report the passing of Onlonel Crockett aged 70 at his home in Biutigurt. The obituary mentions he was father to Secretary of Slate Crockett and uncle to Davy Crockett, hero of the Alamo.

Associated Press Little Hock Ark Onlonel Iol Crowkett Slate Crockett Davy Crockett Alamo Biutigurt Atlalate Citions Onlonel Crockurt Gre- Herlin Dulive Wolll Coiversity of Worlin

Hot Time at Pittsburg

A brief note highlights a lively event or gathering in Pittsburg, signaling community excitement and local engagement at a city venue.

Pittsburg

Larkin Elected by a Large Majority in Pittsburg

After a heated canvass the Pittsburg municipal election produced the heaviest vote yet seen. Early returns suggest John B. Larkin wins the controller post by a large margin against Joe E. Lewis, while the Citizens ticket gains ground in council. Across western Pennsylvania many towns report heated races, with Republican and Democrat coalitions winning key offices amid a high turnout and some disorder.

Pittshire Pittsburg Brown Joe E. Lewis Citizens John B. Larkin Allegheny Pennsylvania

Civil Government At Nueva Vizcaya

Governor Taft reported to a Senate committee that Nueva Vizcaya in northern Luzon has just been organized without a civil government. About 60,000 of its 75,000 population are Igorrotes, and the form of government is unclear though likely water district based under the circumstances.

Wellington Paris Lodge Congress Trussia Japan Tao South Africa Hoer Philippines United States Potomac River Washington Stewart Pen Taft Wright Neuva Viscaya Luzon Nueva Vizcaya Taff Sid

Election in Pittston prompts scattered council results

Voters in Pittston on February 13 show interest as common council seats are filled in odd wards. Reported names are partly garbled but indicate several candidates including Ommen Cyawil-Fingwad and John Arnshy with multiple wards mentioned though some entries are unreadable.

Pittston Democraats Ommen Cyawil Fingwad John Arnshy Martin Uemus D. Thledwand Miomuei Nevin Dls Avdeph Meblugh Oh Mitthe Ware John Kelly Dey Jul Behe Seventh Ward C. Hownton Fon Foy Ninh Wayd Dhonneliy Bae Wheunen Paielok Comoran

Indicted Industrial Company Files New Capital Details

The Ron Industrial and Commercial company of Bitburg with capital $200,000 forms to manage cooperative washes. The Weekly Canninical Union of Meno, Pa, capital FAG, is set to conduct general trust business.

Ellen Stone at Liberty Miss Ell en Stone at Liberty

Congressman Foerderer announced his withdrawal from a proposed syndicate seeking to control city street franchises. Contractor John Am. Muck helped promote the merger plan with Union Traction, aiming to create a monopoly on the streets. A directors meeting was planned but did not occur, and Foerderer pledged not to sell streets to Union Traction.

Phindelphia Foerderer Leiewen Genmpany John AM. Muck Congressinat Poordéi Ero Soproejeet Syndianite Tervets Union Trietlon Company Union Traction Company Feercerer Union Traction Compans Macome Piers

Strikers to Return After Bishop Hoban Mediation

Between twenty and thirty street railway strikers will return to work today after Bishop Hoban urged settlement. Some insurgents will resume when arrangements suit, while others stayed away as talks stalled. A signed note from former union members requests employers to hire returning workers at noon, though nine signatories are not insurgents.

Insurgente Hoban Spiscopal Shea Lawr Tt Sesason America Mon Polts Pinkers A. 4 Tewee James Matting S. Wekleon Ho OM J. Ch Meda Pom Swens HL Wereker Th Drikeolo M. Hyitidive Pietiti Uh Gi Sontag John Nickolon Joseph Dlentke My Lynch

Carbondale Election Ends With Republican Gains

In Carbondale the results favored Republicans as they captured the mayoral post and two of three city offices while Democrats retained the council ward. James J. Neh Welag won the mayoral seat by a slim majority. George W. Bransg secured the post of city treasurer. and Conner, a Democrat, saw reduced success.

Jiames Husson J. Hy Ebensburg J. D. Parrish Justice of the Peace Milton Jones AML Bradford George H. Potter William Bovaird, Jr Fred M. Kelleher Wounels Pennsylvania Old Brinton Frederick Jones Thomas Turner John Davis Turner Edgar Thomon Steel Works Carbondale James J.vy Neh Welag Ceorkne W. Bransg Conner Wik Titviite Asnestoys Antee Voles Laued Pavan

Unclear OCR text summary from maritime listing

Fragmentary maritime item lists multiple ship names and destinations with distorted place names and personal names. Key entities such as cities New York Rotterdam Statendam and grouped locations appear jumbled, hindering clear extraction of events or actions.

Tsilka Arrested in Stone Abduction Case

The Times reports that Millstone missionary Miss Stone has been freed and handed to American officials. The Rev Tsilka, husband of Miss Stones companion, is arrested on charges of complicity in the kidnapping, following Constantinople based hints of involvement.

Miss Stone Tsilka Haig Thir Aegottated Press Paris Constantinople Mipalen Paris Temps Teilka Tatrhith Ellka Ithe Niiss Tonibles

Ice Gorge 70 Miles Long Threatens Ohio River

A seventy mile ice gorge fills the Ohio River from near Wheeling to Marietta. The river is closed at Wheeling and extends toward Pittsburgh. Rivermen fear the flood will worsen as ice jams create 20 foot high barriers, forcing new outlets and posing a severe flood threat through the region.

Wheeling WL Va Ohio Marietta Mariette Allegheny Pittsburg Hivermen Faust

Mine Caving In Under Town Near Connellton

A mine cave threatens Connellton seven miles west of here after recent tremors. Four acres of surface collapsed seven feet near an abandoned quarry, with fences and trees pulled in. Villagers fear the mine may sink further as supporting piles rot away over years.

Heayver Pau Con* Nelton

Fragmentary report outlines tragic discovery and deaths

An incomplete wire service fragment describes a nighttime incident near Cleveland involving Betty Wilson and Fred and a fatal event. It mentions authorities, an elevated location, and a deadly outcome with several people dead when retrieved, including unclear reference to Murad and a white oil.

Cheveland Peli Betty Wilson Fred Yell Murad

Postal Appointments Made in Various Counties

The Associated Press reports new postmaster appointments today including Cartley in Ogunty, Jane’s Mille in Juffurdon, Cophotts Ibradivrant in Bradivrant, and Rosgnygrani in Weomitus. These changes outline shifts in Rural and county posts across multiple regions.

Cartley Letlupaon Ogunty Wirase Jane's Mille Juffurdon County MM. Cophotts Ibradivrant Weomitus County B. Rosgnygrani

Local Weather Report Oddly Garbled February Entry

A fragmented data page from February describing precipitation and snowfall. The text is corrupted with odd letter strings but indicates 24 hour precipitation ending 8 p m and 0 percent snowfall. No clear location or named entities are readable.

Mitac Pto TMS Pereepnepen Rere Rey Od MGM I Aten Lotiel Seereee Iver Toyaldilla Bowie Ceeceas Aadimche

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