Supreme Court Dismisses Quay Case in Philadelphia Trial
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court dismissed the petition of United States Senator Quay and co defendants in the Conspiracy case. The ruling sends the indictments to Philadelphia County court for trial. The court found petitioners can receive a fair trial in the city and discharged costs against them.
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Conference at Manila Arranges Mutual Understanding
Manila dispatch reports last night’s talks between American and Filipino commissions at Aguinaldo’s invitation. Generals Flores and Hughes led respective sides with other officers. The purpose was to forge a mutual understanding of desires and aims of both nations with frank discussion noted.
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Philippines
Court of Appeals Orders New Trial in Blast Case
The court of appeals reversed a prior judgment securing damages to William R. Likiew and others and ordered a new trial. The case concerns an explosive incident involving Norcross and Mr. Bugge, with Baye implicated in using a shield against blast effects.
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Court of Appeals
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William RR. Likciew
Tee Hinlet Mitel Sage
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Buen
Norcross
Mr. Bugge
Hwy
Baye
Tragic Death of 10YearOld Boy Found on St Monte Street
A 10 year old boy was found dead of starvation on St Monte Street this morning. Corporal Marier of Company A, Tenth Regiment, reported the body in a state of extreme emaciation. Local authorities are investigating the case as a possible starvation death.
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No cabinet crisis claimed after Sagasta meeting
Madrid reports show Premier Sagasta saying no cabinet crisis exists and that he would seek a vote of confidence. The statement sparks debate in political circles on whether the crisis is delayed or resolved. Some dissident Conservatives including the Duke of Tetuan and Tomas Carteloanes appear to shift allegiance, hinting at a possible party realignment.
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Tomas Carteloanes
Benor Sugusta
Benor Silvela
Sharkey Knocks Kid McCoy Out In Ten Round Upset
Tom Sharkey defeats Kid McCoy in the tenth round at Lenox Athletic Club, rising to the front ranks of heavyweight contenders. McCoy led early with blows but Sharkey’s power and improving form dominated the bout, referee Tim Hurst ruling Sharkey the winner after a knockdown sequence. Crowd of 5,000 packed the venue as betting shifted from McCoy favored to even money.
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Tom Sharkey
Bob Fitavinimons
Kid McCoy
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McCoy
Pone
Mans
Mle Main
Lenox Athletics Club
New Orleans
Gotham
Tim Hurst
Lefe
Vlelet
Tom
Senator Mason on Expansion and Bryan’s Fight
Senator Mason of Illinois argues the United States must have consent from other nations before governing them and hints at undisclosed information. Andrew Carnegie attends, urging Bryan to oppose the peace treaty to derail ratification, while Congress debates Alaska criminal law codification.
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Steamship Arrivals and Clearances Noted in New York
Steamship arrivals show the St. Paul arriving from Southampton and the Nooriland Ant wern Majestic Liverpol New Yor Southampton Nomadic clearing. Liverpool Bre ter Haven reports the Kaher Wilhelm der Grosse arriving in New York.
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Bsouthampton
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New Yor
Southampton
Nomadic
Liverpool
Breter Haven
Kaher Wilhelm der Grosse
Pennsylvania Pension News Delays Dawdling Seizures
In Washington a terse update notes Pennsylvania pension details delayed by a teen court case and unclear local references. Officials cited generic funding concerns while readers await clearer guidance.
Whittles to Watch For In Court And Capitol News
The morning paper surveys multiple fronts with Supreme Court writs and political moves in Congress. It also notes local court actions, editorial items, a charity board gathering, and the grand jury final report amid broader city and regional updates.
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Associated Charities
Jerryman
John BR. Fare
FITZSIMMONS TALKS Sharkey Fakir and Fight Prospects
Robert Fitzsimmons, interviewed in Cleveland, says Bald McCoy wins tonight and he would fight him for middle or heavyweight titles. He offers to cut to 15 pounds if needed. He calls Sharkey a fakir and suggests if Sharkey wins he might fight Maher or Corbett again if Corbett defeats Maher.
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Cleveland
Robert Fitz Shmmons
Tf McCoy
Maher
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Washington News Update on Representative Dingley Health
A brief bulletin reports no material change in Representative Dingley's condition. Earlier 1 p m statements claim he is holding his own and resting quietly, with cautious notes about his steadiness and recovery prospects amid a tense health update.
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Washington
Jan
Dingley
Doe
bin Konx
Pulse Wood
Representative Dingleys Condition Report
A partial transcript notes Illiquid holdings and a sale of property. Receiver Jaimon K W Bnotwoeil reports the Philadelphia Meading and New Hogland railroad assets transferred to local committees via Louisa V Het. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Jun
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Philadelphia, Meading and New Hogland Railroad
Louisa V. Het
Weir Thonarte
Bello
Olen Syatenm
Woman to Be Electrocuted After Pardon Denial
Albany reports the court of appeals denied Martha Place a new trial in Brooklyn. The woman, under sentence of death for the murder of her stepdaughter Ida Place, will face electrocution.
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Court of Appeale
Martha Place
Hywoklyn
Ida Plase
Guffey Drops Senate Bid to Back George Jenks
Philadelphia January 10 National Democratic Committee member J N Guffey withdraws as a candidate for the caucus nomination for the U S Senate in favor of George A Jenks the former Democratic candidate for governor He says Jenks is the logical candidate and should be nominated with broad party support He announced the move after informal talks with party leaders and Jenks consented to use his name Citizens and officials including ex Governors and lawmakers visited Guffey to discuss the shift in support
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United States
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State
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Penrose
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Robert B. Pattison
William H. Snowden
Allentown
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Columbia
Moyer
Schuylkill
Loan
Eastern League resumes annual meeting in New York
The Eastern baseball league reconvened at the Fifth Avenue hotel with P T Powers presiding. A committee led by Powers Shear Kuntesch and O Neill will report on club finances and propose a season circuit while considering new membership applications from Newark Worcester Hartford Albany and others and discuss disposing of Canadian clubs Montreal Toronto and Ottawa.
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O'Neill
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Soldiers of the War With Spain May Be Buried at Gettysburg
Governor Hastings received the Judge Advocate General in Washington opinion that soldiers who died in the Spanish American War may be buried in Gettysburg National Cemetery. The query came from W Yates Selleck of Philadelphia and officials sought guidance from the War Department. The decision was delivered to the governor, noting several soldiers from Camp Meade buried at Gettysburg.
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Hawaiian Bill Advances in Washington Committee
The Hawaiian Will is fully perfected by the House sub-committee on territories and will be presented to the full committee tomorrow. The bill preserves the commission’s provisions including a territorial government with a president appointed governor, a congress delegate, and a local legislative body.
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Washington
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Philippines Situation Urges Gentleness to Avert Clash
Washington reports General Otis instructed to cooperate with Admiral Dewey and grant reasonable requests to avoid open rupture. Navy cordon planned around Panay and possible moves toward Luzon to curb arms to insurgents. Administration wary but hopeful no immediate hostilities as talks continue and treaty ratification delays fuel tensions.
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Admiral Dewey
Washington
Oths
Philippines
Prisin
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Panay
Luzon
Muchtas
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Vicksburg
Tolle
Miller
Cuba
St Paul Arrives After Stormy Atlantic Voyage
The American steamer St Paul capt Jamison reached quarantine at 6 50 pm after a rough voyage from Southampton that began June 1. A crack in a main pipe forced pressure reduction to 100 pounds on both engines, slowing speed to about nine knots as weather worsened.
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St. Paul
Jamison
Southsatmpton
St. Pay
ELOPING COUPLE DIES IN RAILROAD WRECK
Shamokin, Pa according to word received George Josephs 17 years and May Schmin key died in the West Dunellen New Jersey wreck. They had planned to marry in New York despite parental objections. Josephs died in a hospital while May was killed outright. Both hailed from respectable prominent families.
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George Josephs
May Schmin- Key
West Dunellen
N. J
Josephs
West Platefield
New York
Musto and Join Senate Shakeup Reported by Observers
In a report from state political circles observers note Musto and Join facing pressure as a Staten senator grapples with shifting alliances. The piece cites looming reforms and intra party debate over leadership and policy direction.
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Peretod
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Louation
Weather outlook for Welton region Wednesday noon
Forecast for eastern Powp eivania shows conditions cloudy with possible drizzle. Wednesday noon brings fresh north to northwest winds and cooler temperatures.
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