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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1899

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Wreck on Lehigh Valley Kills Thirteen in Weert Dunnellen

A Shamokin excursion train carrying 400 passengers collided head on with a local train near Weert Dunnellen on the Lehigh Valley line. Thirteen people were killed and over twenty five injured as both engines and cars were demolished. Investigators say a misread order and a prior freight wreck contributed to the disaster.

Shamokin Hetween New York Bound Brook New York Jane Lehigh Valley Railroad Weert Dunnellen

Lehigh Valley Railroad Issues Statement On Accident

The Lehigh Valley railroad refuses responsibility for the disaster and confirms the number and names of the methods of the accident. It says valuables recovered from the wreck are with the county physician of Middletes county while an investigation proceeds.

Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad Hourty Middletes County

National Carbon Company to Form in New Jersey

The National Carbon company will be organized about Jan. 16 under New Jersey laws with capital of 310,000. It will absorb principal carbon suppliers including electric light carbons and electrolytic carbons for smelting. Contracts have closed to purchase multiple carbon firms across Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and Missouri locations.

Chicago National Carbon Company New Jersey Cleveland Hrush Carbon Works Standard Carton Works Crouse & Tremane Carbon Company Fostoria Thompson Hourton Carbon Company Fremont, C Faraday Carton Company Jeanette Phoenix Carbon Company St. Louis American Caron Company Noblesville Inds Washington Carbon Company Af Pittsburg Partridge Carbon Company Sandusky, O

Spanish Transport Home Returns With 1100 Soldiers

The Spanish transport Notre Dame de Salut, exiled from Havana on December 19, arrives at port carrying 1100 repatriated soldiers. The overcrowded vessel saw 39 deaths en route. 700 soldiers go to hospitals, 100 to sanitarium, and the rest remain emaciated. Crowds react with horror at the display of mismanagement.

Barcelona Jan Notre Dame de Salut Havana

Quay Case Expected Ruling as Court Sits

The Philadelphia Supreme Court expected to hand down a division in the Quay case tomorrow though no formal basis is stated. Senator Quay arrived from Washington and met with State Chairman Elkin Speaker Farr Senator Durham and other local politicians at the Hotel Stratford. He declined to discuss the pending court matter.

Philadelphia Supreme Court Quay Senator Quay Washington Stratford Elkin Farr Durham

Robbery at Inwood Bank Sparks Police Probe

A professional crew robbed the Ronit Hepis Madam and The Armored Bank in Inwood. The vault was blown with explosives and the robbers left town via railway handout, prompting a townwide manhunt and police investigation.

Ronit Hepis Inwood

Rector Rev John Maus Leads Allentown Parish

Allentown Pennsylvania reports the ordination of Rev John Maus as rector of the Catholic church. He was born in Peppemiot and ordained on June 2. The article notes his seven years of service and connection to Bright's Geneare.

Allentown Jhn John, Maus Catholic Church of the Zuaret Heart of Drcue Dil Bright Peppemiot Piriesja Neous Mrereter Bonn Lovaln

Dreyfus Re-Protests Innocence After Telegram Letter

A telegraphic message from Paris reports Captain Dreyfus firmly reiterates his innocence amid public questioning at the court of cassation. The communication, transmitted from Paris, underscores Dreyfus insistence on his exoneration.

Dreyfus Perrin Dan Cihyenne Frenel Galanos Cansation Drevne

Steel Company to Close Out in Belair Transfer

O Heinze reports a downown sale leading Belair Breel to close out to the Pederal Breel firm. The deal implies about 2900.00 for the stock and a basin of 2H.

Unclear Arrival Delays Reported at Sea Port

Fragmented message notes delays and uncertain arrival times for a vessel and crew. Paul overdue expected to reach port after a snow storm while Stewart is reportedly sighted late Wednesday near Newdilet and unknown to arrive by Friday.

New York Paul Stewae

Protests by Filipinos Reach McKinley Over Sovereignty

Filipino committees in Paris Madrid and London telegram President McKinley criticizing American troop actions and sovereignty claims. Hong Kong reports warn fight is unavoidable while Manila reports anxiety and no troop landings yet. Aguinaldo envoys allegedly detailing port trade duties and export tax plans.

McKinley London Paris Madrid Hong Kong Manila Parie Trondort McKinles Halle Prav Amoevica Associatedl Prees Paria Hinglish Heilo Fullpino Junta Globe United States Aroncillo Aguinaldo Washington Mall Fili Ipino Lens Aguimnalde

Weather Indications Rain or Snow Today

Readable forecast notes rain or snow possible with cloudy conditions expected today. The report highlights unsettled weather across the area with potential for precipitation and cooler temperatures.

General-Thirteen Pervons Killed in ao Lohith Valley Wreck

Unclear report notes casualties in a valley wreck with references to Forevasion before Powder the Order for the Phiippines and a protest by Filipinos. Senate discussions touch expan and finance sections. Local items include Methodist ministers meeting and leadership changes at a railroad line.

Pervons Ao Lohith Valley

Sharkey and McCoy Set for Lenox Bout Over 20000 Purse

New York jan 1 rockey and McCoy both say they are ready for a clash at the Lenox Athletic club tomorrow night over a 20000 purse. McCoy leads betting while Sharkey backers claim the sailor will press the pace and land a decisive punch.

New York Jan Sharkey Kid AfeCoy Lenox Athletic Club McCoy Legion

Wreck on Union Pacific Near Sunal Neb

Four deaths and injuries to seven occurred in a Union Pacific wreck at Sunal 15 miles east of Sidney Nebraska this morning. The crew included Engineer Dell Kenner who died later, Fireman John Coleman of Creston Iowa instantly killed, and a young woman believed to be Myrtle Armstrong of Paxton Neb among the dead. An eastbound passenger train had halted on a side track but could not clear the main line when a westbound train traveling forty five miles an hour crashed into it. The engines were piled and cars were badly wrecked and burning.

Arthur ‘Treagemiie Llewellyn Nicholas Parrece Shamokit Henrys John Yatred Shimokin Lee Criehted Louis Mirroen Shamokin Criveshoed Mary Paorreen Tony J. Schaetter South Easten Edward W. Rick Lees Joseph Maloski Shenandoah Maury Jurville Mount Carmel Miuloata George Limesky Laldentifiel J. J Tome Prendergast Onelneer Boston Mac Jesephs Plainfield Hospital Uriando Siaine Sonbury St. Branch Hospital Jerane Lle BR. Foster Pottaville Henry Lockhaven Mires Annie Johns Lege St. Vincent's Hospital New York John Prentice Marblehead Hame Frank E. Melntyre Mauch Hanks iMi Tial Liles I. & Walter Dunnellon Willam Seeley Potiaville John Vallouw Sunbury Jon Ballou Ballou Simlar Abraham Aller Allguly Bilite Ashind Price Marty Riddle Allehtly Ralph d Reed Moed Sibwhitly P.O. Helin Bunbury Ceuilp Janes Finney Day New Market Sols William Corio Rallroad Wien Pound Brook Lehigh Valley Toper- Hilt Hhie South Plainfield Bound Brook Shamoukin Mahaney Cy Highton Ashtond Porterville Excurelon Pilet Round Brook Laet Desputcher Weal Rick James Prendergast George Cheehine Senselees Tocrtl Georgs Weidman Dunellen Uy Wis Central Railroad New Jersey Kelle Plainfield Hospite Jersey City Prendergast Mauch Chunk Orlando Stein Wilkes-Barre Conchea Mr. Stein Mount Carnel Walter Lwhieh Harry R. Fister Pottnville Bie Mile Run Harry Wuthind South Maines Butland Sidney Neb Union Pacific Sunal Here Dell Kenner John ©. Coleman Creston Myrtle Armstrong Paxton

Dinner at White House for Paris peace commission

President and Mrs McKinley hosted an elaborate banquet at the White House tonight honoring members of the Paris peace commission. Cabinet members senators representatives and senior military officers attended, including Major Generals Shafter Wheeler and admirals Sampson Schley and Captain Robley D Evans.

Washington Jan Mie McKinley White House Paris Congress Army Navy Shafter Wheel Sampson Schley Robley D. Evans

United States transport Berlin arrives with officers and nurses

The Berlin docked in New York carrying about 20 passengers from Santiago Ponce and San Juan. Among them were Lieutenant Colonel Eames Captain Ke ons and family Major Henry and the wife of Colonel Heekwell Chief of ordnance Porto Rico A and Grant and a group of nurses and clerks on leave.

New York United States Berlin Santiago Ponce San Juan Eames Keons Rockwerk Heekwell Porto Rico A. & Grant Master Henry Guy VY. Henry Tity

Jackson Day Celebrated in Philadelphia Banquet Attended

A Philadelphia Jackson Day event featured a large banquet with over eight invitations extended. Speeches were delivered by Congressman Davis of Florida Ainmere of Arkansas Rotineon of Indiana McAleer of Philadelphia and ex Judge Gordon along with many local and state Democratic leaders and politicians in attendance.

Philadelphia Jun Jackson Davis Florida Ainmere Ar Kanane Rotineon Indiana McAleer Gordon

Dingley in deteriorating health reported tonight

Washington report states Representative Dingley remains in an extremely nervous condition with no clear change observed. Family concerns and ongoing care are noted as his condition is closely watched.

Washington Dingley Agai Canto Tie Ie Alen Ply

Cuban General Lacks Repose In Havana Disorder

Major General Ludlow, Havana military governor, warned General Julio Sanguily to stay out of the city or avoid wearing his uniform in public after a near clash with municipal police at the Albisu theater. Sanguily, seen in a white duck suit with three gold stars, ignores the instruction, while General Rodriguez may curb the provocation. Also reported: a Santa Clara dispatch says Cubans killed an ex Spanish official in Yaguajay, Gomez arrests six catals, Sternberg inspects Havana hospitals, Joliffe released after charges dropped, and customs receipts reach 15000.

Havana Jan Ludlow Department of Julio Sanguily Sanguily Albisu Theater Maya Rodriguez Rodriguez Luillon la Lucha Today Yaguajay Caibarien Santa Clara Emmoy Maximo Gomez Calbarien Sternberg C. Joliffte United States Joliffe

Winslow Mission Boosts Anti-Imperialist Drive

Boston January 9 The Anti Imperialist League reports Secretary Erving Winslow’s Washington mission is encouraging. He says modification or rejection of the peace treaty is likely and that many senators from both parties would delay action by constitutional means to push the treaty to the next congress.

Boston Leagus Erving Winslow Washington Winslow

Figure Confiscated in Germany Over Emperor William Caricature

German police seized the Paria Figaro nationwide for publishing a caricature copied from Puck. The illustration shows Emperor William as a spiced boar during a jungle revolt depiction. The December 7 Puck double-page cartoon inspired the action.

Berlin Germany Puck William of Pugh William V

Washington Jou Committee Plans Dinner for Commission Members

A Union League Club in Philadelphia led by Joseph G. Dartington and C. Scourt Patterson organized a dinner and reception for the JiaO commission members. Portmaster General Mary Smith and ex-Secretary Ting joined the planning at the White House. The event was set for February 4.

Washington, Jou Union Deague Club Philadelphia Joseph G. Dartington C. Scourt Patterson Hares R. Pugh Gener Kmary Smith

Meeting of industrial commission to rule immigrant education

A fragmentary report notes the committee of ruling immigrant education chaired by Harrigan will appear before the commissioner of education. It mentions two heads of identities completing an agricultural and maintenance task and scheduling further outreach to interested representatives later in the week.

Warhineten Will Tarmurtern Harrigan Wille

Persuasion and Powder in the Philippine Situation

Washington reports a grave yet hopeful Philippine crisis with no shots to be fired unless attacked. Officials favor a policy of persuasion before powder, aiming to win insurgent trust through careful conduct and clear US purposes. Father Ding in San Francisco criticizes insurgent leaders as self-serving, while Aguinaldo’s influence is questioned.

United States Washington Jan. C Miller Dollowera McKinley Alger White House Otis Itlollo Illamali San Francisco lPather Ding Manila Panama Trollo Hettle Father Fernandes

Man dies from fractured skull after drunken brawl

John Buetta of Keasleys New Jersey was found on a road between Perth Amboy and Keasleys with a fractured skull. He was taken to a hospital where he died. Police believe he was robbed after injury from a club in the brawl.

New Brunswick John Buetta Keasleys Perth Amboy Pie

Philadelphia Regatta Entries and Naval Officials Discuss

A garbled report notes the Philadelphia Regatta and naval officers debating entry allowances. The piece mentions admiralty figures and national rowing bodies, with a reference to Commodore Joseph and others as possible officials or participants.

Thirteen Hot Rounds At Unclear Event Prompt Confusion

Fragmented text describes a gun or ball game with eleven rounds and a thirteenth perhaps. mentions names such as Jon, Mecielind, Dike Beye, and Stevens with an injury to the left arm. Unclear place and date. no definite outcome or event clarity present.

Jon Tedock Mecielind Wiiswilta Bhaffidte Hemertad Ieovuke Stevens

Weather forecast for Wrantti ion region

Forecast calls for light winds and mild temperatures with possible showers later in the day. Officials warn of changing conditions and advise securing outdoor items and checking latest updates.

Ion Joan

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