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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1902

Page

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Memorial service in the Great Hall for McKinley with Prince Henry present

A grand memorial in the Great Hall of the House of Representatives honors President McKinley. President Roosevelt, Prince Henry of Prussia, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, diplomats, and military officers attend as John Hay delivers the eulogy and the ceremony unfolds with formal processions and tributes.

House of Representatives Roosevelt Prince Henry Prussia United States Washington Jay Great Hall of Representatives Supreme Court Congress John Hay Meiney George Mancroft Lincoln Bluine Giarhelt McKinley Plaece Blaine Garfield Sam Ancdi Pennsylvanike Avenue Mermiory Capitol Hall of Representatives CoManate Congressional Committee Charfield Memorial Diplomatic Corps Senate District of Columbia Cavalleria Rusticana Lord Teuneefote M. Cambon France Count Cassini Russia Signor Mayor Desplanches Italy Sener Aspiroz Mexico Mies Roosevelt Henderson Miles

Presidential Address Under Mourning Robe Delivers Oration

Secretary Hay spoke in full dress uniform amid a formal arrival of cabinet members led by Hay himself. The scene featured dignitaries including Secretary Root and Attorney General Knox as President stood with Prince Henry and heard a stirring oration recalling Washington Lincoln and McKinley. The lengthy address concluded with a benediction and a standing ovation before adjournment.

Yell Hay Bitham Navy Major Gilmore Marine Corps Nea Prince Henry Root Knox Payne Long Interior Pitchcock Shaw Wilson Frye Couden House Washington Lincoln McKinley Milburn Senate Cardinal Newman Supreme Court Diplomatic Corpu Henderson New York

Florodora Train Wreck Injures Several on Norfolk Line

A special Florodora company train from Norfolk to Wilmington wrecked at Eastville Virginia due to dense fog and a rear end collision with a freight train. Several performers and crew, including W. C. Carleton, manager E. Herr, and Charles H. Powers, were badly injured. Carleton is paralyzed. Fireman severely burned and likely to die. Scenery and baggage destroyed. The injured were moved to Wilmington for care.

Wilmington Del Florodora Theatrical Company Norfolk

High Water at Harrisburg Recedes After Susquehanna Flood

Exclusive dispatch reports the Susquehanna River cresting at nine feet seven inches and receding to five feet by afternoon. The Harrisburg area remains above water with residents likely moved out, while relief spreads downstream as colder northern conditions limited further rainfall.

Harrsburg Susquehanna

Senate reverses roll call exclusion and hears Tillman plea

In Washington the senate official restored McLaurin and Tillman to the roll and Frye said the question of highest privilege could be considered later with unanimous consent. Tillman seeks to address the senate on a high privilege matter while Turner’s appeal was apologized for as forgotten. The body adjourned at 12.02.

Tillman Turner Washington Senate Frye McLaurin Tie South Carolina Offerilly Lomerrow

Fireproofing firms combine to form new company

Pittsburg, Feb. 27. Negotiations will be completed next Monday for the formation of the United States Fireproofing Company by purchasing eleven independent interests. The new firm will have 1,250,000 dollars capital and 500,000 dollars in bonds, with planned increase to 5,000,000 dollars within two weeks. Entire capital reportedly subscribed, Pittsburg interests to largely control. Headquarters to be in Pittsburg and a $250,000 plant to be erected in the city.

Pittsburg United States Fireproofing Company Mos

Magazines After Miss Stone

Exclusive wire reports Miss Stone’s fate unlikely to determine blame for any Turkish Bulgarian dispute. Her safety hinges on ongoing pursuit of the brigands by soldiers as she travels toward Constantinople with American embass y dragoman Cargulla.

Powder Magazine Explosion Damages Laurel Mill Site

A powder magazine at Oliver's powder mill in Laurel Hun exploded injuring two workers. The blast occurred when fifty pounds of dynamite ignited during loading. Fire crews battled flames as authorities investigated the accident and the cause remained unclear.

Kaclaloe Wire Wilkow Oliver Laurel Hun Caplolid Gregor

Death at Oil Works Narrowly Passes

At a Suffolk oil plant five workers faced a deadly blast when a tank containing crude oil spilled and trapped men around a vat. Five escaped, but OChry Nell died and Murphy was found unconscious as rescuers arrived. The cause of the collapse is under investigation.

New York Goajiell de Ihend Stevia Miephy de Lin Constable Book Murphy

Lehigh Valley Railroad January Earnings Report

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co reports January stations, railway income, and net earnings. Net income shows a rise from the previous January, with payroll and other expenses detailed against the prior year.

Philadelphia Peb Lehigh Valley ROTC

Mrs Charlotte Bennet Dies After Park Avenue Hotel Incident

Exclusive AP report from New York states Mrs. Charlotte A. Bennet died today at Bullville hospital following an early morning incident at a Park Avenue hotel. She was 60 years old.

Associated Press New York Charlotte A. Bennett Park Avenue Batuerly Bullovie Shack Dhe

Miners Face Possible Strike in Allegany Valley

An AUtoilized wire from Natromw Pa reports coal miners in Allegany Valley may strike after Feb with mine owners refusing to sign the wage scale. Officials plan a meeting and a decision is expected within days, with about 4400 miners potentially affected if work is halted after July.

Natromw Allegiany Valley

Hazleton Riots Echo Spreads in Reichstag Debate

In Vienna, Feb 27, a Reichstag session featured M. Daszynek accusing Count Goluchowski of subservience to the Hapsburgs and failing to secure justice for Austrian subjects killed in the Hazleton, Pennsylvania riots of 1877. Dr Von Koerber defended dynasty and state policies as aligned and protective.

Vienna Reichsrath M. Daszynek Cracow Count Goluchowski M. Dakzynski Goluchowski Hazleton von Koerber Austria

Pittsburg Flood Threat Grows As Ice Jams Build

Exclusive wire reports from Pittsburg detail rising flood danger as Allegheny ice jams form from Logan Eddy to Oakmont. Bridges and riverfront properties face destruction with boats, boat houses, and ferries swept away. Coal companies push southward 2,000,000 bushels of coal during high Ohio water.

Pittsburg Irel Allegheny Fort Wayne Eleventh Street Kittaning Oakmont Logan Eddy Black's Run L. M. Morris Ounkmont Verona Nine-Mile Island Sylvan Plum Creek Hulston Station Ohio

China Empress Receives Visitors In Palace Audience

Foreign ladies and an entourage visited the dowager empress and emperor today. The reception took place through private palace apartments. The scene was described as more democratic than the first, with a white crowd observing the event.

Pekin Wau Anienee

Miners Vote on District Leaders at Unite Meeting

Enclosed wire reports Neiale of Vl United Mine Workers in Shamokin Pa Feb 87 notes a vote to change district leadership, with districts No 1 and No 2 holding meetings. A district president will be elected and a gathering is set for Tue March 18 at a local hall to finalize ballots and elect officers.

Shamokin Neiale Vl United Wales Dully Nlyhole

Steamship Arrivals Collide in Mistyped Report

Steamship arrivals list ships such as Lahn Naples Hotterdam Mulentum Bovihwark Aubweny Salle Li Champagne pLavn doucotmblivwsy and Germania with New York entries. Sailed ships include Majestic from Liverpool Stateman via Boulogne Mor and La Vowr and Cuerbturg with Hamburg and Southampton routes.

New York Lahn Naples Hotterdam Mulentum Bovihwark Aubweny Salle Li Champagne pLavn Doucotmblivwsy Germania Liverpool Balled Majestic Wiverpool Notterdam Stateman

Tragedy In Shamokin As Brothers Die In Coal Collapse

In Shamokin Pennsylvania two brothers Frank and George Stankaous were found deceased after a coal fall in the Camennor mine. A fourth man at the scene reported the incident and investigators described the men’s condition as fatal, with rescue attempts unsuccessful.

Associated Press Shamokin Pol Frank George Stankaous

Sword presentation flags President Roosevelt visit in Charleston

Lieutenant Governor Tillman withdrew the invitation for Roosevelt to present the sword to Major Jenkins. The sword event was a separate incident tied to the Charleston exposition program and funded by South Carolina contributors, organized largely under Tillman's guidance.

Charleston, & C Tillman Roosevelt Major Jenkins Charleston South Carolina Tillmin Exposition

Tragic Duet Ends in Murder Suicide in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg two lovers ended a months long affair with a murder suicide at 105 Watson Street. William A Rinard a steel worker at Edgar Thompson killed Margaret Wilbert formerly Lambert and then shot himself. Miss May Weyman witnessed the scene.

Pittsburg Watson Street William A. Rinard Edgar Thompson Works Braddock Margaret Lambert Wilbert London England Rinard Lambert Worn Mra Andrew P. Wilbert Lambert A. P. Wilbert May Weyman Weyman

Royal Oak Colliery Sold to Expand Shamokin Plant

A halted sale halted by U S marshal delays the transfer of the Royal Oak Colliery to creditors. Shamokin plant assets to be enlarged and improved. Three hundred workers affected by the liquidation as J Langdon & Co of Elmira New York reportedly secure control and double capacity.

Shanmikin Hoya J. Langdon & Oh Elmina SN. V Watt

President to Ignore Slight on South Carolina Invitation

An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports the White House plans no reply to Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South Carolina regarding a request to invite Major H. Hidah to join the staff. The president is not expected to attend the Claris event, and officials say no changes will be made despite the letter.

South Carolina Washington Lieitenant Flovanor ‘Tillman South Caroline Jilin Bo Witl Luakiite Clay Leeton

Village wreck leaves town stunned after collapse

A reporting note from Ascovlaind Pre describes a disaster at MereBak area where warehouses and structures collapsed. Local authorities and residents investigate the cause while relief teams assist civilians and assess damages.

No More Visitors Allowed at Hohen sollern

The Christian consul general announced a large number of visitors to Hohenillery could not be accommodated. Tickets already issued will be honored, with a note that further tickets would be distributed starting at 10 a.m. Monday, which has now been canceled.

New York Hohenillery

Prince Henry of Prussia Visits Washington on Mourning Day

Prince Henry arrives in Washington and attends the McKinley memorial services. He tours Mount Vernon, places wreaths at Washington's tomb, and plants a Linden tree. An unofficial White House dinner with President Roosevelt follows with officials and guests present.

Washington National Capital Prince Henry of Prussia McKinley Mount Vernon Prince Henry Senate Committee On Military Affairs Prince Washington, Mount Vernon Alexandria Electric Road Wakhington Long Bridge Virginia Colon Washington House Dodge Vor Holleben White House

Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in Washington

Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for variable winds and unsettled conditions with a tendency toward higher southeast winds. Expect cooler periods and possible changes in temperature through the weekend.

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