Quay foes envied by Martin as Latta named internal affairs chief
Philadelphia politics swirl around Latta's appointment as secretary of internal affairs. Dan Martin backs Latta with Quay and Porter factions split over a potential investigation into state departments and the treasury. Rumors say Quay aims to block an inquiry while Martin seeks to shield his reputation and push reform.
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Quay
Washington
Young Young
Lexow
Senate
Martin and Porter
House
State Treasury
Philadelphia
Bellevre
Quay People
Warwick
Ia Thaucht
Porter
Tia Sab
Martin
Ainsi
Eell Penrose
Ito
Wick
Penrete
Alee
Rveakons
Latta
Lattarom
Henry W. Fulmer
Norristown
Mepeemer
Adjutant General's Department
Stewart
Ruin Before the Ore Men in Mesaba Range Doom Capital and Wealth
The article reports Solomon 8 Curry predicting bankruptcy for leading iron interests as Mesaba Range discoveries boost ore supply. He claims over 100000000 slaves and envisions a 1000 year ore abundance while noting declines in Rockland Greenland and other Lake Superior towns.
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Curry
Lake Superior
Rockland
Greenland
Michigan
Heels
Ishpeming
Negaunes
Tron Mountain
Norway
Crystal Falls
Florence
Bessemer
Ironwool
Hurlis
Unclear OCR State Topics Report Multiple Local Incidents
Fragmentary report notes various events including property sale involving Fulton County LDeom poral, a snow drift accident at Lyons injuring a person, a Wilmington and Northern freight derailment at Isabella with eight cars wrecked and a rail worker injured, a Lehigh university junior orator contest winner trio, and executions promised Saturday night at W Parke Cummings Lancaster.
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George W. Skinner
Oxnanembivinah
Fulton County
Th. W. Peek
Agel
Henjamin Knittel
Lyons
Wilmington and Northern
Isabella
Flasman Tiley
Lehlrth University
Harry N. Herr
H. A. Feld
F. A. Dahall
SGX
Tovaid
W. Parke Cummings
Supplien
Lancaster
CAUGHT BY THE FREIGHT KILLING TWO YOUNG LADIES
A freight train collision near a crossing fatally struck two young women en route to church. Miss Allie Trunt aged 16 and Miss Mewele Hunt aged 16 were killed. Injured include Miss Margret Flesa age 7 and Miss Tanulee Noenip age 9, with Walter Friges the driver lightly hurt.
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Prensa Linden
Allie Trunt
Mewele Hunt
Mica Margret Flesa
Mise Tanulee
Mare
Walter Friges
Italian Counterfeit Ring Arrested in St Louis
Police nabbed Francisco Homera Frank Nicolaus and Joseph Stambata in St Louis on suspicion of distributing a NY based counterfeit operation known as the Adams ring. Authorities say the gang has moved at least a million in counterfeit silver and smaller bills worldwide with an estimated profit of 500000.
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St. Daowis
United Mrenn
Lowi
Fels
Yestering
Francico Homera
Nicolaus Dub
Joseph Stambata
New York
Allane
Canada
Europe
Murderer Madge Yorke’s Killer Reported Improving
The killer James B. Chentry is reported to be improving and may recover if his condition does not worsen, while Gentry shows more cheerfulness and engagement at the prison. An unrelated note: a cabinet in Paris forbids importing American cattle due to Texan fever and pleuro pneumonia concerns.
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Commonwealth
Senate
Pasved
Central Boards of Eudition
Colt
Uge
Sehotla
Tiradness
Beyer
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Buch
Dowbhett III
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
School Book Trust
House Committee On Educaton
Madge Yorke
United Prem
Philadelphia
James B. Chentry
Gentry
United
Paria
M. Gatland
Actor Manafield Awarded 2500 In Train Crash Settlement
Richard Manafield, actor, received a 2500 settlement from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad for injuries his wife suffered when a switch engine crashed into their private car at Union depot on Monday.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Manafield
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Waning Days of Congress: Appropriation Battles Loom
Washington reports heated debates as three major appropriation bills await executive approval while six more stay in conference. Key fights include a proposed $800,000 for a Hawaiian circle project and battles over treasury bonds, silver policy, and the sugar bounty. Night sessions and jockeying for control mark the coming week as lawmakers push or resist amendments amid looming adjournment.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Mir. Blackburn
Thia
Appropriations
Treasury
Mills
Conference Committee
Enue
House
Marel 2
Ney Ietmiin
Bet Weeks
Mom Cain
Alte Areckinridey
Kentucky
Howards
Committee On Affaires
Dletriet
Columbia
Billy
Burial of Fred Douglass Prompts Large Washington Funeral
The funeral services for Frederick Douglass will be held tomorrow at Mytacopil church, the largest African Methodist denomination in the city. The body will leave at 7:10 for Rochester, New York, where interment is planned, with a large demonstration anticipated in Washington.
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Rochester
United Procwm
General Carr Dead Commander of New York Guard
Joseph B. Care, born in Albany, died at his home after a long illness. He organized the Second regiment, New York State Volunteers, at the outbreak of the Civil War and was elected commander. He served in many battles and received a brevet major general appointment in 1868. In 1867 he became major general of the Third division.
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New York Guard
United Press
Troy
Jowant Th Corr
Joseph B. Care
Albany Inns
New York State Volunteers
National Guard Funeral Service Plans in New York
The National Guard of New York announces a military funeral to be held Wednesday under the direction of the Third Brigade at Alt. The service honors a servicemember with standard military rites. Officials remind attendees of proper conduct and timing.
Bloody fighting erupts in Morocco's capital city streets
Reports from Tangier say rebels entered and looted the Chey at Moroceae and clashed with loyalists in the streets. Many killed and hundreds wounded. the Jewish quarter reportedly spared. Morocco’s capital sits inside a fortified wall with narrow unpaved streets and one story houses.
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United Press
Parle
Adiapateh
Tungur
Moroceae
Morocco
Ube Wills
Stindsa Dd pRilive
Abrocos
Imeres
Moroces
Reichel
Rulnes
American Inventor of Infernal Machines Sought by Japan
The Tokyo desk reports eleven foreigners captured with island forts last surrendered to Chinese forces. Ten swore off further participation in the war and were released, while George Towle the American inventor faced detention aboard a Japanese ship awaiting fate. Towle had proposed blowing up vessels with submarine devices and broke his parole after arrest.
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United Prose
London
Central News
Tokio Anys
Wel-Eal-Welco
George Towle
Tine
Howle
Minsape
Toreat Ido
Parce
Sydney
Pek Wie
Ching
Pennsylvania Railroad Officials Worried Over Delaware Bridge Height
Pennsylvania Railroad officials voiced agitation over the Delaware bridge height issue linked to Senator Quay. They favored delaying work until a commissioned army engineer reports the proper height. A rise from fifty to seventy feet could derail the project and suspend operations for months.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware
Philadelphia
Pomeylwania Raiload
Ex Senator T C Platt Confined to Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex senator T C Platt lies ill in his hotel room at the Fifth Avenue in New York. A physician orders rest and no visitors as he recovers from a feverish illness that began Friday. His condition despite treatment is not serious, yet keeps him indoors and blocks a planned meeting by opponents of Mayor Strong’s appointments.
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Beranton Tribune
Hartsburg
Board of Public Buildings and Grounds
John I. Robinson
Jurtiate County
John Lackhint
Philadelphia
John Delaney
Dunmore
Fifth Avenue Hotel
The
United Press
New York
Recorder
T. C. Platt
Fifth Avenue
Strong
Howgate Acquitted on Embezzlement Charge in U S Army Case
Captain Henry W. Howgate was acquitted of embezzling 11800 dollars from the government while disbursing officer of the Army service and for forging a voucher. The jury found the statute of limitations did not apply, allowing potential retrial on other indictments. District Attorney Birney criticized the verdict and may pursue further action.
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United Press
Washington
Henry W. Howgate
United States
Howgate
Birney
How- Bate
Rivewell HW
Rochester
New York
Thegaurer
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Howsate
Oldest Man Dead in Philadelphia at 110 to 140
The Matted Press reports the death of the oldest man in Peninsul Va at a Philadelphia home for the aged. Known as Father Gibson, he claimed 110 but family and others dispute his age, with estimates ranging from 117 to 140. He escaped slavery during the Civil War, helped found a Colored Church in North Penn, and had a son and daughter among his kin living.
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Vather
Gibson
Philadelphia
Rard
Belmont Avenues
Peninsul Va
Olive Cemedery
Pather
Snow Mil
Aluryland
Mather Gibson
Pennsylvania
North Penn Village
Firet Colored Church
Wet Tong
South
Printing of New Bonds Begins and Death Burial Report
Printing of the new bonds has begun. Mog danot, secretary of the legation, who committed suicide, was buried in Hock Creek cemetery. There is talk that Justice Jackson should retain the Supreme Bench despite his inability to perform duties. DHL delays enforcement of August 186? International regulations to prevent collisions at sea. Congress has ruled.
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Travelan
Legation
Mogdanot
Hock Creek
Jackson
Supreme Bench
DHL
Wom
Congress
Fire at Pittston Hotel Damages Bar Room
A fire at Al Smith's hotel on North Main Street Pittston was discovered in the bar room early this morning. The blaze was quickly extinguished with limited damage reported and the cause under investigation by local fire crews.
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Pittston
Scranton Tribune
al Smith
North Main Street
Eastern Pennsylvania Fair Weather Update
For eastern Pennsylvania expect fair skies with warm temperatures and southerly winds. Local residents should plan outdoor activities as humidity remains low and temperatures rise through the day.
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Pennsylvania
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