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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1899

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Caffery Denounces Imperial Territory Claims in Senate Speech

In a Senate debate, Mr. Caffery argues against acquiring distant lands for permanent governance, citing Jefferson and Washington. He warns permanent white rule over colonized peoples risks despotism and urges constitutional limits on expansion. The session also covers civil service funding and anti imperialist critiques.

Dred Scott Washington U. 6 Senate Howe Mase Chaiman Davis Foreign Relations Committee Honor Mir Hoar Howr Committee On Foreign Relations Vert Moo United States Catfery Caffrey Jefferson Salde United States Congress Congress Plato Connie Connecticut Noel Magrant Sub-Tropics Morgan Ala Nicaragua Canal Committee Berry

Climax of the Quay Conspiracy Case Ahead in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia the Quay conspiracy case nears a Supreme Court session as a certiorari petition could shift proceedings to another county or a Supreme Court justice may preside. Senator Quay and co defendant Richard R. Quay arrive from Washington and attend Stratford sessions with counsel. George Graham for the Commonwealth plans a concise response to the petition while defense papers may include sworn statements and newspaper clippings to illustrate public sentiment.

Philadelphia Quay Supreme Court Room Supreme Court United States Senator Quay Washington Richard R. Quay Stratford George Craham Common Wealth Commonwealth Netrat Rotherme Gratiani Rufus L. Shapley

Death of Howard Benaling er in Dubois after grip illness

Howard Benaling er of Company 10, tenthieth regiment, died at his home in Dubois on January 6 after suffering from the grip briefly. He served as a musician in the regiment and participated in the Porto Rican campaign.

Consul Williams Work at Manila Reveals Brutality and Strategy

Washington reports publish Consul Williams at Manila detailing his constant contact with Aguinaldo after the battle of Manila Bay. He describes Spanish atrocities, native loyalty shifts, and efforts to influence governance, plus notes on Dewey and projections of a U.S. or British hold over the Philippines.

Admiral Dewey Aguinaldo Washington Williams Manila Aguinasmao Philippine China Williame Tle Lela Spain Williama Mantla Dewey Hong Kong

Bryan Opens Anti Expansion Speech at Cincinnati Banquet

Colonel W J Bryan addresses the Jackson banquet in Cincinnati stressing opposition to a broad US colonial policy. He argues for a split army structure for domestic use and occupation duties and questions annexation of the Philippines, warning of imperial burdens and political risks.

Civil Service Commission Evana Rep Moody Hep Mass Friends of the Civil Service Law Messia Evans Hep. Ky Groevenor Rep. O Hepburn Linney N. C Brown Marsh Hopkins Hla Fleming Dem Brovius Padl Henderson Pad Polliver Wil United States Dre Scott Philippines Great Britain Cincinnati Duck- Worth Club W. J. Bryan Y Chicago Tate Brean Philippine Islands

Guard at inauguration transportation for regiments

Harrisburg January 6 authorities at National and Pennsylvania headquarters announce transportation will be furnished to the Nineteenth Twentieth and Seventeenth regiments for the inauguration event. The order emphasizes organized escort and official mobilization procedures.

Governor-Fleet Stone George R. Snowden National Guard of Pennsylvania Trode Harrisburg National Penneyrania

Grip Disrupts Railway Traffic In Duffield Pa

A railway grip today disrupted traffic at Duffield Pennsylvania with partial relief after medical staff reported about thirty five workers affected. A railroad physician notes a two percent incidence and that sixty grip patients are attended daily in the city.

Steamship Arrivals and Routes Listed for Ports

Steamship arrivals show ships from New York to Havre and Liverpool with routes to Queenstown and Rotterdam. Ships named include Jat and Auranta with arrivals or departures noted, indicating transatlantic movements and maritime connections.

New York Ia One Eomne Havre Auranta Liverpool Muadam Rotterdam Queenstown Euritia

Cabinet Debates Cuba Affairs and Fund Distribution

Washington cabinet discusses administration of Cuba funds from internal revenue and customs. General Wood to determine a central handling plan ensuring equitable distribution across provinces and that no city dominates funds. Awaiting Wood’s arrival and Senate treaty rally before further action.

Wood Washington Cuba Santiago General Wood Cieneral Wood Severn Halle Piie Grese Senate Olle

Banking department report outlines bank failures and reforms

Harrisburg Jan 6 The annual banking department report ends November 30 cites failures at Peoples Bank and Chestnut Street Trust and Saving Co Philadelphia. Colonel Gilkeson says excess risk lay with bank president Lin ferly and criticizes lack of action by regulators. He notes solvency before direct examinations and details bank capital deposits and gains, with calls for system improvements under the department.

Harrisburg Department of Banking Hastings B. Gilkeson Gilkeson Ciises Peoples Bank Chestnut Street Trust and Saving Company Philadelphia Department Trust Company William Linferly People's Bank Fits Louna

Dun's Review of Trade Reports Rising Demand for Finished Goods

R G Dun and Co notes start of year with strong demand across iron and steel, lifting prices about 1 percent. Beams, wool, and cotton goods show activity, with large orders and rising exports. overall outlook remains hopeful amid continued foreign demand and a largely positive industrial upturn.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Ray Lonorrow Chicago Pittsburg Pennsylvanian Company Midland Railway Company Boglind Baldwin Coates Brow Philadelphia Boston Commercial Bulletin Atlantic Meuia United Statos Chuade Aguinec I Lave

Ice Breaks Up on Susquehanna Near Nanticoke Dam

Ice in the Susquehanna River broke up and passed out early, causing blockage above Nanticoke dam. Water backed up and overflowed the west bank, submerging lowlands from Port Griffch to Plymouth as swollen streams feed the river. If cold weather does not return, a serious food shortage may follow.

Wilkes-Bartre Jan Susquehanna River Nanticoke Dam Port Griffch Plymouth Susquehanna

Powder Theft at Corner's Point Causes Minor Loss

At Corner's Point New Jersey a powder storage incident was reported with no injuries and no explosion. The claim notes a loss under 1900 dollars and confirms the event occurred in Junes.

Winnington Del Mackelves Howe Kf. Tupont de Nemours & Co Corner's Point N. J

Weather and civic notes amid a broad weekly roundup

Fair and colder conditions forecast as this edition surveys politics, local crime, court activity, and community news. It covers Senatorial views, Manila reports, Cuban affairs, financial notes, market chatter, social notices, letters, a charity board meeting, and regional updates from Scranton to Beranton.

Dynamite Blast Destroys Browneville Building

In Astland Pennsylvania on January 6 a dynamite explosion destroyed a Browneville building owned by Bolc omen Hawk. The blast shattered windows and caused panic among residents including the Armour and Harry Moyer families dining in an adjoining kitchen. Howard Westerfelt aged two and Thomas McAndrews were injured by falling debris. The exact motive remains unknown.

Astland Browneville Bolcomen Hawk Balcherd Thearmour Harry Moyer Thomas McAndreows Mgh I Howard Westerfelt Ariel

Dingley Very 11 Washington Jan Update

Unclear fragment mentions Mr. Dingley and Washington with January timing. The text references low representation and a worming autopioms phrase, but details are fragmented and not coherently identifiable.

Dingley Very Washington, Jan Dingter

Filipinos Press for Policy Change Amid Crisis

Dispatches from Manila report provincial governors pledging loyalty to the Filipino government and independence, urging abandonment of annexation, or risk prolonged conflict. Otis warns two grim options as Spanish and American observers note orderly Filipino administration in Malolos and Iloilo.

Manila Independencia Malolos Liason McKinley Otis Tolle Miller Republica Hong Kong Mollo Iloilo Tlollo Post Office Customs Hailo Ndte Nollo

First annual International 2 hour unpaced bicycle race

The first annual International 2 hour unpaced bicycle race opened at Madden Square Garden track in New York. Burns W. Pierce of Boston set a 457 mile 10 yard record in a prior six day event, while Charles W. Miller of Chicago led the current field including Teddy Hale New York Daniel Wl Nuwn New York Burns W. Pierce Frank Albert Frank W. Allers Louis Gimm Burt D. Stevens Jol Luweten Oscar Anronson One ent Juiluse W. Axhinger Detty Baxington W. HH. Ticks Charles Turville and Sam Barnaby among starters. End of race results listed top riders and distances with several riders near 40 miles in the final tallies.

New York Madden Square Garden Burna W. Pieree Moston Charles W. Miller Oni Cage Frederick Switzerland Teddy Hale Trelwich Daniel Wl Nuwn Burns W. Fleree Poston Frank Albert Frank W. Allers Charles Wy Miller Chicasgo Louis Gimm Pittsburg Burt D. Stevens Battalio Jol Luweten Chicas Fo

Washington Day Oddities in Weather and Travel Reports

A garbled Washington day note mentions colder conditions in Pennsylvania and a trek toward the northeast region. The fragment hints at travel or weather observations, with uncertain details and inconsistent spellings.

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