Carnegie Institution Plans for a National College
Official notice details the Carnegie gift of ten million dollars in five percent bonds to a new board of trustees. The plan aims to foster extensive university and scientific research, with commitments to support education, scholarships, and worldwide collaboration through Fellowships and staff appointments.
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Board of Trustees
Asmiolitedl
Washington
Charles D. Walcott
Carnegie
Abin 8. Hewitt
Daniel C. Gilman
John S. Billings
Charles 2. Walcott
Carroll D. Wright
United States
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Smithsonian Institute
National Academy of Sciences
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
New York
William O. Frew
Pennsylvania
Lyman J. Gage
Wiinals
Daniel ©. Gilman
Maryland
John Hay
District of Columbia
Abram S. Hewitt
Henry L. Higginson
Massachusetts
Henry Hitchcock
Missouri
Charles L. Hutchinson
Tiliela
Willan Lindsay
Kentucky
Seth Low
Wayne Min- Veagh
Pennsylva
Luncheon Draws Labor Leaders With Attorney General
Exclusive wire reports a luncheon in Washington attended by the attorney general and a turnout of organized labor representatives. Sargent leads the Brotherhood group, with others including Morritay and Perhau among the assembled leaders of labor unions and railway unions.
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Washington
Jan. C
Willy
KW. Sargent
Brotherhood of Tacomolive Bienieus
Be Clark
Opler
Mallway Conduitone
Morritay
Hallway Vraloouens 1 U
Perhau
Pee Henk
Governor Shaw Receives Public Reception in Des Moines
Governor Leslie M. Shaw was honored with a public reception by the Grant club in Des Moines on January 9, marking his elevation to the U S Treasury. A banquet followed with about 200 guests, attended by leading Iowa Republicans and presided over by Governor-elect A B Cummins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leslie M. Shaw
Grant Club
United States Treasury
A. B. Cummins
Allison
Dolliver
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Senate
House of Representatives
George D. Perking
Cabinet
Lafe Young
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie MM. Shaw
Nebraska
Edward Rosewater
George F. McLean
State University
Shaw
Jowa
Bryan Arrives in Boston for Commonwealth Club Visit
William Jennings Bryan landed in Boston from New Haven this afternoon to be guest of the Commonwealth club. A reception at the Quincy house followed a banquet with prominent locals including George S. Washburn Alexander B. Bruce and Robert Treat Paine Jr. The crowd cheered as Bryan was escorted from South Station and again greeted on the street before his address on the South African situation.
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Boston
Jame&—Hom
William Jennings Bryan
New Haven
Commonwealth Club
Providence
South Station
Quincey House
George S. Washburn
Alexander B. Bruce
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Liberty Bell Arrives in Charleston For Exposition
The Liberty bell led by Mayor Ashbridge and Philadelphia council delegates arrives from Savannah amid military honors. Charleston officials including Mayor Binythe, aldermen, and President Waggener welcome the relic. a 13-gun salute is fired when it reaches the grounds. The bell is later placed in the Philadelphia building as 2,000 schoolchildren sing.
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Ashbridge
Associated Prose
Charleston
Pithidelphia Council
Savannah
Binythe
Waggener
Fred
Exposition Grounds
Smythe
Ashbyridge
Philadelphia
Reported Sale Denied
A garbled AP dispatch from Hal timy details a denied sale involving a West Virginia Central railroad and the Vets Lyani a or Wabash system. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item centers on a denied sale action and railroad related context.
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Haltimyy
Mid
Dan
UL Livingstone
Pets
Vile Moly
Drunken Murderer Convicted in Newark Killing
Dan Bohoub, who killed his wife and infant daughter at Newark, Nod., was found guilty of murder in the Henderson Woodlay. He reportedly confessed to the crime, and his defense claimed he acted under delirium.
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Presa
New York
Dan
Monry Bohoub
Newark
Nod
Maeder
Delok
Smallpox Cases Reported in Pittston City
Sprouting from a nurse at Plymouth the Williams woman, of Wert Pittston, is linked to a new smallpox outbreak in Pittston. Six youths under twenty five years old in Nafus Street and South Main Street areas are confirmed or suspected cases. West Pittston assigns Dr Atherton to control two outbreak points while hospital visiting at Rangom home and Pittston hospital is suspended.
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Pittston
Jan
Jennings
Morgan
Williams
Wert Pittston
Plymouth
Maloney
Nafus Street
Thoms Day
South Main Street
W. W. Thomason
Ralph Barnes
Duryea
Edsall & Clausen
Burlington
West Pittston
Powder mill destroyed by fire in Clearfield
An exclusive AP dispatch reports the Rickeyite Non-Explosive Powder Company mill in Clearfield burned. Two men were killed, a third died of injuries, two others seriously burned but likely to survive. Firefighters say an explosion may have triggered the blaze. five workers were inside the mill, owned by Kerr and Rickey, built eight months ago for about $40,000.
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Clearfield
Jan
Rickeyite
Hear Here
John C. Stewart
Roy Smith
G. B. Roseberry
James Bhinker
F. I. Zentmeyer
Stewart
Hinds
Stith
Roseberry
Dinner to Diplomats at the White House
President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted the diplomatic corps at a White House dinner, the largest ever held there, seating about eighty. The event featured a double T shaped table, pink begonias, white roses, and extensive lighting. Guests included Lady Princefote and Senora de Aspiroz, with British and Mexican ambassadors in attendance.
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Washington
Jan
Lady Princefote
Senora de Aspiroz
Mexico
Mra. Roosevelt
Musto
Marine Band
Small-pox Appears Among Princeton Students
A case of small-pox reported at Princeton University in New Zealand. Henry H. Sauvage, 1904, of Traigston, was ill at Nassau street and moved to the infirmary contagious ward. Eleven students in the building were quarantined as vaccine efforts were underway. The theological seminary students were vaccinated that night.
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Princeton
N. Z
Henry H. Sauvage
Traigston
Nassau Street
Theological Seminary
President to Visit Gettysburg for Memorial Day Events
Exclusive wire report from Washington states the president plans to attend Memorial Day exercises in Gettysburg. The invitation faces delays and the president hopes to respond soon despite delays and conflicting schedules.
Execution Dates Fixed by Exclusive Wine from The Associated Wiren
Mor risburg reports dates of cascathun for Avon Stirling Philadelphia Thunder and others. Jacob Vesendorfer of Philadelphia is listed for Thuweaday March 19 Lone.
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Associated Wiren
Morrisburg
Jan
Avon Stirling
Philadelphia
Thunder
Bee
Eugene Cletiouis
Wmhiladlelphia
Trewley
Jacob Vesendorfer
Thuweaday
National Guard Report from Inspector General Sweeney
The report from Inspector General Frank G. Sweeney on Pennsylvania National Guard camps last summer notes improved discipline and sanitation but criticizes off duty conduct by some officers and soldiers. It praises cavalry drill and horsemanship while urging tougher officer candidate exams and better sword drill practice.
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Scranton
Sweeney
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Padua
Frank G. Sweeney
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Mar
Army Legislation Hearings Highlight Philippine Role
Secretary Root told the House committee on military affairs that the army serves as a strong moral factor in Philippine civil administration. He said proposed measures by Lodge and Cooner could allow a substantial reduction of the 40,000 troops. He favored abolishing the naval department’s wing Deaneapoart service and noted an emergency item of 1,000,000 would be omitted from the bill due to inadvertence.
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Washington
Jan
Root
House Committee On
Philippines
Lodge
Cooner
Congress
Jalanda
Student Commits Suicide At Seminary
Exclusive wire reports a student at the Coton Theologiou Seminary in New York City died by self-inflicted action this afternoon. The deceased, identified as an 8 year old, reportedly graduated from Moe Clyetee University and spent a year at Harvard before entering Union seminary. Further details are unavailable.
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New York
Jan
Mexunider
Tulwlabil
East Twelli
Street
Keio
Coton Theologiou
Hianour
Ley Gale Lige
Ecaurtoadier Aoid
University of Moe
Talunt
Harvard Actalniey
Union Veateabeut Seminary
Iit Teats
Arrivals and Voyages Marked by Ocean Lines and Ports
The report lists ships and travelers arriving or sailing from various ports including New York Liverpool Rotterdam and Southampton. Notable names include Sapir Kubser Wilhely and Branenwid with routes touching Liverpool, Livepool and New York while mentioning Ocean lines and maritime routes.
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New York
Jan
Pylesland
Amtecp Dal Southamphony Teatomlo
Liverpool
Heuteriland
Rotterdam
Suileds Li Aveaidulue
Haver
Tlambug
Cormaik
Liveapool Fn
Election expenses detail in Montague city race raises questions
An exclusive Associated Press wire reports loader Alla Ver da Montague, recently elected, certified to authorities that his campaign spending totaled 92,000. The funds allegedly supported the Republican general committee.
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Alla
Montague
Loader
Myigrenaui
Sovniuh Dbtiel
Couten
New York
Gallup Still In Jail In Descention Proceedings
James D Gallup of Northmoreland township remains jailed in Durand county for contempt in desertion case. He refused to bond to support his wife and child, with the court denying insolvency relief. His heirs status and estate value loom as attorneys seek records and possible habeas actions while Gallup appears content in jail despite his troubled situation.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
James D. Gallup
Northmoreland Township
Court of Quarter Sessions
Northmoreland
Gallup
James
Durance
Scranton
John Manning
John Tt. Jones
Investigating Cause of Tunnel Wreck
An exclusive AP report notes that District Attorney Jerome opened a closed inquiry into yesterday's fatal tunnel wreck. Witnesses from Norwalk and White Plains answered but revealed little as the investigation continues and may involve the grand jury.
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New York
Jan
Jerome
Franklin, Jungineer Doherty
Barnum
Sweeney
Norwalk
Fyler
White Plains
Garvan
Baker
Flo
John Wischow
Wischow
Law Department
New York Central Railroad
New Rochelle
Mayo
Nelson Rosa Arrested On Murder Charge In Towanda
Nelson Rosa was arrested today in Towanda charged with the December 19 murder of Vespallan Mills of North Towanda. Police and officials visited Itova's premises. details remain sealed until the hearing. Mills was found shot in the back of the head in his barn and robbed of about four dollars.
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Towanda
Nelson Rosa
Vespallan Mills
North
Hollon
Miller
Pratt
Itova
Milla
Rows
Cornelius SN Elevated by Union League Honor
An exclusive wire from The Awovlated Press notes Cornelius SN is elevated by the Union League, with honorary committee head George 8 presiding. The individual has long been an active member, continuing his service in Washington.
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Awovlated
New York
Dan
Unionm League
Elvetid Cornelius SN
Donight
George 8
Tern View
Tembor
Wighitoon Yoo
Pensions Granted to Men A White and Valington Langenburg
Exclusive report from The Associated Press states pensions have been granted to Man A White widow of Secumton and to Valington Langenburg of Dunant.
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Associated Mens
Washington
Jan
A. White
Secumton
Valington Langenburg
Dunant
Deaths of a Day in Wayton Ohio parish scene
An obituary note reports the death of a local church editor and amiable official tied to the Meligione Velescupa denomination. The funeral is planned near Monday in Pekin. The deceased served with the American regation and died of typhoid fever.
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Associated
Prem
Wayton
Dan
Wy Hott
Rik Ehyeel
Ted
Meligione Velescupa
Hye
Lok
Pekin
Jum
Tile
Eungwon
Nicaragua Canal Bill Passes Amid Liberal Peace Plea
Exclusive wire from The Amoclaton Press London reports James Bryce MP Aberdeeen urged generous terms with the Boers in a Aberdeen constituency speech. He said he sought national peace over party aims and would back any ministry capable of ending the war honorably.
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Amoclaton Press
London
James Bryce
Aberdeen
Liberal Party
Bryce
Mayor Gener of Havana Suspended Over Incompetence Claims
Exclusive wire report from Havana states Mayor Miguel Gener faces removal after twenty three Havana councilmen sign a petition. Civil Governor Nunez and Secretary of State Diego Tamayo back the investigation into his alleged incompetence and inattention to business as Second Assistant Mayor acts as interim leader. Gener leads the Maso faction and supported General Bartolome Maso, stirring enmity with Cuban officials and local press. La Lucha defends Gener while predicting his removal.
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Associated Mins
Havana
Jan
Wood
Miguel Gener
Huvind
Senor Nunez
Diego Tamayo
Nunez
Gener
Maso
Bartolome Maso
Democratic Party
Cuba
Gener Hue
la Lucha
Havank
White's Body Still In Limbo At Springville Cemetery
Relatives of Ralph J. White seek a court restraining the Springville cemetery trustees from removing the murder victim's body and to enforce precautions against grave tampering. White killed a nephew and wounded another, was sentenced to 15 years, then died by his own hand. The case has sparked a regional dispute over final arrangements.
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Wilkes-Barre
Ralph J. White
Springville
White
Sheriff's Posse
Crew of the Sparta Rescued After Loss Off Atlantic City
The Southern Pacific steamer Eldorado arrived in New Orleans with Cape tain Silas Bolce and nine others from the fishing steamer Sparta, lost off Atlantic City January 2. They were rescued January 3 after a heavy gale left the Sparta sinking.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Eldorado
Prescott
Capetain
Silas Bolce
George Cummings
Wilton Brown
John Stewart
Theodore Vansant
Silas Song
Albert Sooy
Edward Berke
James Bowen
Sparta
Athaetic City
N.wl
New York
Bolce
Somera Point
N. J
Tragic Wagon Collision Claims Four in Linwwtone Township
A farmer named Qeduines Cromb and his four year old son David died instantly when a wagon from Linwwtone township collided with an eastbound train near Loch Aver On the Veins at 6 o’clock this afternoon. The wagon was demolished and the horns killed.
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Wiye
Wutyontown
Fun
Qeduines Cromb
David
Linwwtone Towiship
Momioup Moauls
Unclear OCR fragment reports a crowded scene and escape
An OCR fragment from Vive Associated Vrena New York describes a crowded scene during a war period with a subject escaping. details are fragmented and unreadable. No clear persons or organizations can be confirmed.
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Vrena
New York
Binthwyeni
Democratic caucus nominates United States senator
The Associated Press report states Frankfot of Belldvenne and Me Chiwm received the Democratic caucus nomination. The vote was 1 to 0, and the nomination is essentially equivalent to election.
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Frankfot
Belldvenne Dames B
MeChiwm
United States
Hepburn Cannon Clash Marks Debate on Nicaraguan Canal Bill
The House passed the Hepburn bill authorizing a Nicaraguan canal, with final passage by 102 to 70 after a debate clash between Hepburn and Cannon. The measure authorizes federal control of needed territory, construction from the Caribbean to the Pacific, guarantees for Costa Rica and Nicaragua, and a total appropriation of 180 million dollars. The Senate opened its session with routine business then adjourned to Monday after executive confirmations.
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Hepburn
Cannon
Washington
Jun
Messrs. Fletcher
Rep. Minn
Laselter
Dem. Va
Panama
Tiineis
Atuma
Pepburn
Appropriations Committees
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
United States
Caribbean Sea
Cireytown
Lake Nicaragua
Pacific Ocean
Brito
San Juan
Treasury
Senate
L. M. Shaw Oe
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry ©. Payne
Conspiring Against Colombia Invites Central American Leaders
An exclusive wire report claims General Albay of Colombia has learned President Zelaya of Niodragas invited four Central American presidents to a Corinto conference with the aim of forming a coalition against Colombia.
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Colin
Colinhia
Albay
Hie
Zelaya
Niodragas
Hae
Central America
Corinto
Niverugua
Cie Ecoret
Colombia
Weather Forecast for Washington Friday and Saturday
Forecast for Friday and Saturday speaks of warmer spells with light southerly winds. The text is garbled but suggests variable precipitation and mild temperatures across the period.
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Washington
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