Quay Case Hearing Reveals Prosecution Plan and Sparks
In Philadelphia, Senator Matthew Stanley Quay challenges the record in a dramatic Supreme Court hearing. Pittsburgh attorney Watson argued for Quay, exposing alleged conspiracies and the bank charter’s stock dealings while countering district attorney’s actions.
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People’s Bank Charter
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Jan
Matthew Stanley Quay
Rcene
Pennnsylvania
Supreme Court
Tietriet
Aham
Jude
Perinceel Lin
Quay
Benjamin J Hayweedt
Richard RR
Court of Last Resort
Supreme Beanch
Sterrett
Green
Willlans
Lean
Mitchell
Fell
Mecolhinn
Supreme Cour
Hivelock
Laman PD. Gilbert
Deuphin
Neweaumer
T. Watson
Westen Pennsylvania
Vic
Graham Areve
Bierret
Areumente
Attorney Shields
Watson
Mr. Graham
Mr. Shapely
Mr. Watson
Dreyfus Case Again Reshapes Court of Cassation
An indisputable source suggests the Court of Cassation remains convinced of Dreyfus’s guilt. President Queen de Heaurepaire has resigned as head of the court amid the controversy and pressure surrounding the decision.
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Pury
Jan
LeSoir
Court of Censation
Dreyfus
al, Queanny de Heaurepaire
Court of Cassation
Havana Plague City Horrors Prompt Waring Report
Colonel George A. Waring calls for immediate reforms in Havana to combat filth, unpaved streets, open vaults, and rampant garbage. He urges a centralized cleaning department, sewer system, asphalt streets, and proper waste cremation to eradicate yellow fever and malaria.
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Washington
Jun
War Department
Division of Customs and Insular Affairs
George A. Waring
Huron
Waring
Department of Public Cleaning
Ecu Jon
Waring Arees
Ue Bolegeoalh
Amd Wiehe
Torch Will Be Applied to Iloilo Amid Siege
Colonel Potter arrives with dispatches as barricades hold Iloilo. Insurgents threaten to burn the business district. banks ship treasure to U S transport Newport. Private Silvey is killed guarding a water boat. Kirkpatrick wounded. US gunboat Petrer arrives. troops may land on Guimar es island to establish a camp. Public demonstrations in Pampanga province amid Avubaldo proclamation ratification.
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Manila
Potter
Otis
Matla
Iloilo
United States
Newport
McKinley
Marty Silvey
Frank Kirkpatrick
Sixth
United States Artillery
Sil
Avubaldo
Canned meat defended by scientific expert claim
Secretary Wilson asks for expert conclusions on canned meats after allegations decrying their value. Professor Atwater asserts high nutritive value remains despite cooking and canning, noting water loss and continued nutrients in a pound of canned meat compared to fresh weight.
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Washington
Wilson
Office of Experiment Stations
Profesor Atwater
Murder trial of Decker in Tottenville crime case headline
New York January report states Baller Decker, accused of murdering his wife near Tottenville, will be executed at Sing Sing tomorrow as Governor Roosevelt refuses to intervene. Decker maintains composure while Warden Bage predicts a quiet execution chamber.
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New York
Jan
Baller Decker
Tottenville
Sing Sing
Pacis Jo… duel claim links to notable French figures
Pacis Jon, a Cantellane district member, sues M. Paul Deroulede over a quarrel about trees and a duel. The action targets Deroulede, founder of the Patriot League and deputy for Amcoulame Charente. The proceedings are named as See Drestin de Ilome.
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Jon
Boul de Ante Lane
Chamber of Dejuthee
Cantellane
Lower Alps
Mise
Anna Goulll
Wil Institute
Drestin de Ilome
M. Paul Deroulede
Patriotly League
Chamber of Deputies
Amcoulame
Charente
Regular nomination reaffirmed for Senator Quay
Senator John C Grady presided over a Harristburg caucus that nominated United States Senator Matthew Stanley Quay. The statement defends the caucus as properly constituted and binding, noting a 13 to 2 roll count and unanimous support for Quay as the Republican nominee to be voted on June 5.
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John Co. Grady
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
United States
Quay
Harricvare
Republicana of
Pennsylvania
Marrivhure
General Assembly
Buch
Senate
House
William ‘S T. Marshall
Matthew Stanley Quay
Benjamin F. Jones
J. F. Downing
Ilence
Senator Quay
Benjamin FF. Jones
C. IL. Magee
C. L. Magee
Hoaick
M. B. Quay
Ohair
Sisgent
Emi
Hom
Republlican Party
Seitor
Mithhat
Republican Party
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
John
Grady
Senate Republican Caucus
William ‘Tl. Marshall
Republican House Caucus
News This Morning and Period Overview
A scrambled newspaper page outlines weather notes, Supreme Court issues, political speeches, Havana imagery, Quay nominations, and Bryan Jackson Day remarks. It mentions Deacon’s Revenge story, political meetings, a murder case arrest, Crawford Counts Rules test, and a poisoning mystery amid Scranton coverage.
Gift to Princeton funds classical department in library
George A. Armour of the class of 1897 donated 10000 dollars to Princeton University to establish a classical department in the university library. He will provide ten thousand dollars more over the next three years to support the department.
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Princeton
N. 4
Sit
George A. Armour
Princeton University
Sophia Dallas Dies in Philadelphia at 74
Sophia Dallas, daughter of former Vice President George M. Dallas, died in Philadelphia in her seventy-fifth year. She was a first cousin to Judge George M. Dallas of the Vetted Biote circuit court in this district.
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Philadelphia
Sophia Pallas
George M. Dallas
United States
Polk
Mr Dingley in Stable Condition in Washington
Report says no material change in Mr Pingley’s condition and that he is resting comfortably tonight after a period of concern at a Washington hospital or residence.
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Washington, Jan
Pingley
Fires devastate Hotel Richelieu. three dead in Pittsburg blaze
A hotel fire at the Hotel Richelieu on January 15 in Pittsburg killed three people and injured five others. The blaze started on the second floor from a gas explosion and engulfed the building, with heroism from Robert N. Thompson saving multiple guests before firefighters arrived. The hotel was gutted and property loss estimated at about $15,000.
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Hotel Richelieu
Pittsburg
Jan
Richelieu
Robert N. Thompson
Kalaska, Mich
Cadillac Lumber Company
Thompson
Flags Rally in Havana and War Office Shakeups
In Havana two large Spanish flags appeared over clubs near the plaza provoking Cuban discontent. General Brooke appointed Colonel Tasker Bliss secretary of the treasury, to begin tomorrow, with confirmation pending. Surgeon General Sternberg backs San Animas as a yellow fever hospital site. Inspector Doane diagnosed with yellow fever and isolated. Dr Jolliffe arrested for practicing without license. General Brooke and staff move to Hotel Trocha El Vedado. Second South Carolina regiment travels to Buena Vista after a rain-soaked march awaiting camp arrival.
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Havana
Brooke
Tasker H. Bliss
Treasury Department
Washington
Bliss
Sternberg
San Animas
United States
Jesus
Doune
Secretary of War
Inspector Doane
New York Custom House
Cc. Jolliffe
Jolliffe
Downe
Trocha
el Vedado
Second South Caroling Regiment
Morrocoetle
Buena Vista
Caniyp
Busy Week in the Senate and House Proceedings
A hectic week looms in both chambers with opposition to territorial expansion and Cuba and Philippines sovereignty. Key actions include a Nicaragua canal vote push, treaty debate timing, and the army reorganization delayed by Chairman Hull’s illness.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Hoar
Mason
Cuba
Philippines
Morgan
Nicaragua Canal
Committee On Appropriations
Hull
Military Affairs Committee
Military Academy
Army
Friends of the Navy
Rules Committee
Treasury
House
Alnaka
Jean
Pilgrimage clash mars tomb tribute in Pere la Grâce cemetery
A quarrel between rival partisans of Henri Rechteort and M Joures erupted during the Sorlatiar annual pilgrimage to Blangwi’s tomb in Pere la Caiee cemetery. Many were injured and police made several arrests as a wreath for the tomb was trampled.
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Ark
Jan
Sorlatiar
Blangwi
Pere la Caiee
Henri Rechteort
Eilter
Inurmeigenu
M. Joures
Borlaliat Police Republique
Sixty-ninth New York Regiment to Muster Out
The Sixty-ninth New York volunteers will be mustered out of U S service in New York following Secretary Alger's decision. Citizens and Governor Roosevelt urged they depart together with honors. The regiment now in Huntsville Alabama will return home as soon as rolls are completed.
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Washington
Jan
Sixty
New York Regiment
United States
New York
Alger
Spanish Troops Return Home
Lisbon reports three steamers arrive from Cult with five thousand two hundred forty repatriated Spanish troops returning home amid postwar transport surge.
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Lisbon
Washington Jan Moreast for Monday
Weather bulletin for eastern Pennsylvania calls for partly cloudy conditions and light winds affecting Monday plans. The advisory notes limited precipitation and temperatures near seasonal norms for the period.
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Washington, Jan
Pennsylvania
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