Sensation in the House Erupts Over Privilege Question
The House faced a sensational clash as Ohio Democrat Lentz raised a privilege dispute over a speech printed for public record. Republicans and Democrats argued fiercely on the floor before adjournment, with the dispute likely to resume tomorrow. The day also featured a conference report on the Indian appropriation bill and Navy funding debates.
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Washington
Payne
W Hy Lentz
Ohio Democrat
Grosvenor
Ohto
Snaker
Beontor Hanna
Nower
Republi
Richardson
Lacey Howe
Consid
Ciposwenen
Ofte
Kenncky
Arizona
Dem
Navy Department
Senate Enon
Bowie
Masons in Council Elect Officers at Grand Meeting
The fifty ninth quarterly meeting of the Grand Council Royal and SelMarons of Pennsylvania convened with officers elected. Grand Master W Mare tenis of South Heathhem and other leaders named include Grand Master Minster A C Chawell, Grand Milustrious Lyman M Winkyy, Grand Principal Conductor David O McColhim, Grand Treasurer Joel B Eby, and Grand Recorder Jowhuy b Tavte. A banquet followed. Also notes report two young children buried after a fire at Cold Syringe Harbor. Examples of other local crime reports mention John T Cassels wounded and Mrs Mary J Lane described in Long Meadow Heights, with elopement plans leading to drink and carhalte.
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Grand Council Royal
Seb Marons
Pennsylvania
Lowlie
Pronk W. Mare Tenis
South Hethiehem
Sh P
A. C. Chawell
Media
Lyman M. Winkyy
Bradford
David O. McColhim
Wilkes
Harre
Joel BR. Eby
Lancaster
Jowhuy B
Bribery Plot Aims to Split Delaware Legislature
A Delaware investigative committee heard claims that Representative Walter M. Hearn offered to abstain from caucus and sway another Democrat to stay out of the joint session for a Senate vote. House Layton testified he was offered 2000 to induce abstention, while Hearn denied the charges and alleged threats. Proceedings continued with testimony from Thea and Layton as witnesses.
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The
Home of Representatives
Walter M. Hearn
United States
Hearn
Union Addicks
House Layton
Ske
LON Linex Comty
Seeelun
Dalyton
Representative Layton
Mr. Mearns
Viva Witek
Sampson Denounced by Senator Allen
In Washington a Senate debate on a Philippine appropriation amendment featured Senator Allen denouncing Rear Admiral Sampson over endorsements for a navy promotion. Morgan continued his speech objecting to both Philippine and Cuban amendments as lawmakers pressed for more information.
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Senate
Hour
Maes
Lanic
Philippines
Morgan
Ala
Congress
Mir Allen
Sampson
Charles Morein
Navy
Alelen
Mob Executes Man After Schoolteacher Slaying
In Terre Haute on February 26 a Black man named George Ward fatally injured Miss Ma Finkelstein, a schoolteacher, with a public safety item and a throat slashing. A mob later dragged Ward to a bridge, hanged him, and burned his remains after a chaotic confrontation at the site.
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Terre Haute
George Ward
Ma Finkelstein
Wibweh
Taree
Ward
Fatal results from celluloid folly at Waukegan factory
A mishap at the Waukegan Alden factory injured workers and killed Gertrude Welk, 2, and Jentie Wells, 17. Reports from The Associated Press describe the deadly accident stemming from celluloid handling, with Mrwae we Tighied and others injured. Further details are incomplete due to garbled text.
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Asociatet Pres
Mirage
Workman
Uatele
Eta
Waukegan Anan
Alden
Ubrer Adler Perana
Gertrude Welk
Jentie Wells
Freeman Declares Bankrupt Amid Senate Sessions
A troubled financial notice reports Freeman filing for bankruptcy in the United States District Court. The article notes hearings and related actions as the Senate holds executive sessions regarding promotions and national hawk policy.
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Freeman
Apsuclamid
York
Marcus le
Cuban Governor General Gomez Warns of Bloodshed If Troops Withdraw
Havana reports General Gomez and General Wood discussing US intervention in Cuba. Gomez fears violence within sixty days if American troops depart and says the United States is responsible for establishing a stable Cuban government. They debate future relations and the possibility of leasing naval land rather than outright purchase.
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United States
Havana
Comex
Wood
Lemette
Tedia Watt
Henrie Miaie
Gamew
General Gamex
Cuba
Gomez
Senate
Unitedtates
Alexandroff Goes Free Deserter Ruling Ends Case
United States Court of Appeals absolves Leo Alexandroff assistant surgeon aboard the Varlog from desertion claims. He had come to the United States with ship crew. argues Varlog not in commission when he arrived. Judges Catha and Gerry rule he is not a deserter. Judge Roadford dissents. Supreme Court likely to review. Also reports on steamship arrivals and London alimony note.
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United States
Philadelphia
Leo Alexandroff
Crufeer Varlig
United States Court of Appeals
Alexandrofe
Crampa
Worl
Behr
Varig
Cathas
Gery
Alexidgort
Roadfort
United States Supreme Court
War Tax Reduction Compromise Likely Reached
Washington reports conferees on the revenue reduction bill near agreement. Senate negotiators may concede on beer tax and bank checks while aiming to preserve key House items. Proposals include tobacco tax changes, insurance policy levies, and a potential broad tax remittance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Lowes
Conate
House
Senate Bil
Eich
Drand Marine Insurance Company
Sand Rikey Stain
T Fe
Thirty Five Men Believed Perished In Wyoming Mine Fire
A coal mine fire at Diamondville in the Mamundville Coal and Coke mines last night likely killed thirty five workers. Only one man escaped, John Anderson, burning as he fled the flames. Rescue efforts failed as flames spread, with the mine sealed to smother the blaze. The Oregon Shore Line railroad owns the mine, employing over seven hundred miners and producing about 175000 tons annually.
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Wye
Wyoming
Diammondville
Mamundville
Hames
Owe Strles
John Anderson
Anderson
Ife
Imprins Cve
Oregon Shore Line Railroad
Kaiser’s Wedding Day Return to Berlin for Anniversary
wire reports William VI travels to Berlin to join the empress for their wedding anniversary while the empress remains in Herlin due to press of the daughter Princess Victoria Troulae. King Edward waits and may stay until Saturday with the Dowager Empress Frederick while the emperor plans to depart for England on Saturday.
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Cronberg
William VI
Herlin
Mdia
Victoria Troulae
Edward
Fredrick
Frederick
King Edward
England
Clements kills Coates in Philadelphia quarrel
Hy Taphinior Wine of the Aveoolated Brew reports that Eugene Clements shot four times at Coates in front of his home after an alleged insult to Clements wife. Coates died today as both men were guarded in jail following the incident.
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Philatelphia
John Montes
Eugene Clements
Clements
Prion
Coates
Jegard
Clement
Watres Seeks Gubernatorial Nomination Amid Peace Efforts
Col Watres a former lieutenant governor announces in Washington and Harrisburg his bid for the Pennsylvania governorship. He seeks unity among Republicans, with support from insurgents and stalwarts open to peace talks, contingent on the Ripper Bill. If the bill fails, he positions as a potential peace commissioner amid factional strife.
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Washington
Harrisburg
Louis A. Watres
Heranton
Tone
Subrnecine Atrife
Colonel Watres
Senator Quay
Durham
Andrews
J. C. Delaney
Quay
Watres
Connell
Har
Dee
J.C. Vaughan
P. A. Philbin
Elkin
Covernor Pattison
Baron” Widener
Stona
Senate
Wakes
T. J. Dutty
Mrs Nation Writes Fiery Editorials in Peoria Journal
Mrs Nation writes eight columns of editorials for the Peoria Journal and reports a flare of indignation in her dealings at joints. She declares a strong stance against alcohol and advocates reform, while editorials fill pages and advertisements appear in the current issue.
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Peoria Journal
Ascviatert
Peoria
Veh
Currie Nation
Erie
Ming Nation
Roeklewe
Anne
Mr. No Tom
One Eyed Connolly Held Under Mental Observation
Exclusive dispatch reports One-Eyed Connolly, famed nationwide, committed to Ring County mental hospital following an alarming public incident. District Attorney Mallie indicated a major, sensational development expected to unfold in his office later today.
Ripper Bill Support and Political Shuffle In State
General Senator Kay voices strong support for the Ripper Bill while Hotonella Warren campaigns for governor. A major shift in mining legislation and a reorganization of the army are noted, with local political and economic implications across Northeastern Pennsylvania regions.
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Hotonella A. Warren
Woodshed
Riepreentative
Kents
Carbomdale
Kay
Fevor
Conchider
Senate
AML
Board of Control
Thle City
Scranton
Broken rail wrecks Wabash train near Millerburg
A Wabash passenger train No 26 on the route from Batesville to Chicago wrecked two miles south of Millerburg at 9 35 this morning when a broken rail caused the rear cars to leave the track. One car rolled down a 25 foot embankment. twelve passengers were severely hurt and some may die. The engine survived the crash. Medical aid arrived swiftly from Northern Indiana towns. hotels at Millersburg and Renton were pressed into service as makeshift hospitals.
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Lake Shore
Hite
Millersburg
Renton
Wallaley
Buffalo
Mim
Julia Collie
John Blongred
Chicago
Aria
Annie McDowally
Onda
Mont
Henry Kerrehke
Wilkesttarre
Macy
Abraham Fowler
Creston
Lig
Vorter
South Dakota
Daniel McClaren
Lanand
Ment
Howl
Smith
Denver
Steutder
Charles Hoxart
Clathin
W. TL
Comba
Washington
D.C
John A. Lorimer
Torimer
Mra
Barber
Rone
Whoa
George W. Do Urvises
Aprasne
T. Kassing
Sping
Back
Ser
FLOM
Grossman
Chievo
Buck Badiy Snirt
J. A. Seligman
Laggageman
Keie Road
al W. Vanderli
Ransom
Kansas
Ogden Convicted Again In Oleomargarine Case
David Ogden, grocer, found guilty in U S District Court for selling oleomargarine in stamped packages. Judge McPherson deferred sentence pending motion for new trial after prior conviction and a jury read trial accounts during deliberations.
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Philadelphia
David
Ogden
United States District Court
McPherson
Deaths of a Day. Memorial Hall figure dies of pneumonia
Exclusive wire reports the death today of Mr. Dalton Deer longtime Memorial Hall steward in Fairmount Park after illness. He was the last surviving son of Rev Dr Benjamin Deer a noted Episcopalian clergyman of Baltimore. Also named is William McManue a noted government detective who died this afternoon in a city hospital from a complication of diseases.
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Philadelphia
Dalton Deer
Memorial Hall
Fairmount Parks
Wmeck
Dieumonia
Boor
Benjamin Deer
Naltimore
Keb
William 4. McManue
United States
Dicate
Ripper debate swirls as Quay backs Muehlbronner bill
Insurgents claim the ripper faction trails by about twenty four votes while Senator Quay repudiates the Focht ballot reform. Democratic caucus opposes the ripper and Focht, Scranton figures push the Muehlbronner measure as city code reform looms.
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Ripper
Senator Quay
Stone
Flkin
Durham
Executive Mansion
Titchcock
Schuylkill County
Quay
Union
House
Bolton
Insurgente
Uae
Muehlbronner
Moir
Tribune
Slanger
Scranton
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