Anglo American general arbitration treaty signed
The Anglo American general arbitration treaty was signed in the state department by Secretary Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote without ceremony. The president asked the Senate to consider it. debates focus on arbitration rules, an umpire, and possible conflicts over Alaska and territorial issues.
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Lord Salishbury
Cleveland
Senate
Washington
Jan
State Department
Olney
Julian Pouncefute
Lord Gouch
Cridler
Blanchard
Lord Salisbury
New York
Great Britain
Mills
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ial
United States
London
Sir Julian Pauncefote
Mr. Olney
Julian Pauncefote
Gresham
Venezuelan Commission
Julian Pauncefore
Yemaliy
Supreme Court of Great Britain
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
England
Crespo
Venezuela
Nut and Bolt Works Resume in Lebanon
The Pennsylvania Nut and Bolt works in Lebanon have restarted after a halt by several departments. The revival will provide employment for about 80 workers.
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Lebanon
Ennsylvania Nut and Bolt
Electoral College Cast McKinley Hobart Across States
Newspaperman report details state by state electoral votes for McKinley and Hobart with brief notes on ceremonies. Pennsylvania Governor Hastings hosts lunch after electors convene in Harrisburg. Maine Michigan Connecticut New Jersey Connecticut and Mississippi electors also vote for the Republican candidates.
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Pennsylvania
Hastings
Maryland
Lowndess
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Electoral College
Senate Chamber
Leonard Myers
Philadelphia
W. M. Gearhart
Myers
Mide
William Witheron
Pittsburg
Washington
Electoral College
State of
Thiet Wis
Annapilis
Republican Party
State House
United States
Baltimore
Wellington R Republican Association
Lowndes
Smecheon
Albany
N. Y
Senate Chamber Ag
McKinley
Hobart
Augusta
Maine
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Lincoln
Neb
Electorat College of
Nebraska
Bryan
Sewall
Watson
Frankfort
Electoral College of
Kentucky
Monecord
N.hl
New Hampshire
Capitol
Messrs
F Hobart
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Jackson
Mise
Mississippi
Montgomery
Alan
Alabama
Smith for Cabinet Rumor Reaches Canton
Canton Ohio January 11 Politicians here discuss a report that Charles Emory Smith of Philadelphia is likely to be named secretary of the treasury. The rumor arises from his high standing with the president elect and his campaign visits to Canton, making him the leading candidate tonight for the treasury post.
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Canton
Ohio
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Treasury
Dingley
Beaty mine leased. two large Wreakers planned at Ashland
B F Bertelet and associates lease the Beaty mine workings from the Girard estate and will erect two large Wreakers, employing 200 men. The Lehigh Valley Coal company opens a new washery and Rappahannock begins operation, employing 150 men. A shaft will be sunk at Dig Mine Run to reach a rich coal deposit.
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Ashland
B. PF. Bertelet
Beaty
Girard
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
New Washery
Rappahannock
Philadelphia and Qoading Coal and Tron Company
Dig Mine
Meeting of state board and district convention held
In Harrishurz on June one a meeting of the state board of officers was held in convention with a district convention of the Grief of United American Mechanics. Officers were elected and resolutions adopted on patrionic subjects.
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Harrishurz
Ollicere
Telegraphic Sparks From The Falls And Faraway
A jumble of brief notices reports Harold Mt Gewall a Maine legislator seeking a vacancy amid a Maine election. It notes Ralph Goxsner and George Armstin of New Haven rescue two girls who fell through ice. Also mentions Chinese vice-consul King Oyuwng resigning over pay and a copper box with cro moted tabes placed at Mount Auburn Cemetery beside a relative.
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Hix
Niagara Falls
Camidate
Harold Mt. Gewall
Maine
Ralph Goxsner
George Armstin
New Haven
Cann
King Oyuwng
Ban Wraneiseo
Cal
Nate
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Hogton
Mills
Altgeld Speech Suppressed at Illinois Inauguration
In Springfield on inauguration day 1893 the retiring Governor Altgeld was prevented from delivering a long prepared address after Speaker Curtis adjourned the assembly following Senator Mahoney and Representative Long actions. Altgeld, pale but composed, pocketed his manuscript and left the stage as Governor Tanner spoke.
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Springfield
Jan
Altgeld
Curtis
John BR. Tanner
Ilinois
Mahoney
Tanner
Representative Long
Hall of Representatives
Carrion
Van Valkenburg Indicted in Bribery Case in Pattsville
A. Van Valkenburg was indicted by a county grand jury on bribery charges involving Webster Weiss of Northampton County. District Attorney E. W. Bechtel set next Wednesday for trial. Van Valkenburg ties threaten retaliation against W. J. Whitehouse and Senator John J. Coyle amid alleged bribery charges. A hearing is expected next week.
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Patteville
A. van Valkenburg
Webster Weiss
Northampton County
E. W. Bechtel
van Valkenburg
W. J. Whitehouse
Pottsville
John J. Coyle
Mahanoy City
Sehnglill
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Conrad
Justice Conrad
Soft coal miners strike in Robertsdale and Woodvale
About five hundred miners at Robertsdale and Woodvale in Huntingdon County pa walked out early this morning in a sympathy and wage dispute. The Robertsdale group quit after a coworker was reassigned to a different mine team, ending steady work on a large pending order.
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Huntingdon
Robertsdale
Woodvale
Lehigh Zine Works Opens. Bonds Throw From Employment
The Lehigh Zine Works in Bethlehem opens operations. In its pledging department, a number of bonds will be thrown out of employment.
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Thethlehem
Lehigh Zine Works
America
Feir Morning Weather And Local Notes
Feir brings colder readings and northwest winds as day breaks. Local society reports include L McKinley and Pole formally hoisted by the municipal colleges. International Arbitration Treaty submitted to the Senate for ratification as two days of national rites unfold.
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L McKinley
Pole
Senate
Nose Replaced by Grafted Finger in Philadelphia Operation
Mrs. John Edwards of Chester received a nose reconstruction using the end joint of her third finger grafted onto her face by Dr. Joseph P. Tunis at the Methodist Episcopal hospital. The hand was held over the damaged nose with plaster bandages. after three weeks the finger was grafted and later detached, leaving a near original nasal appearance.
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Philadelphia
Joseph PP. Tunis
John Edwards
Chester
Edward
Insurance Man Arrested in Hazleton Case
Barton Evans of the state insurance department filed warrants against Mathew Long a leading Hazleton insurer for negotiating insurance with other companies without a broker license. Three warrants cover twenty cases with $200 penalty in each. Unhearing set for Saturday as officials seek to curb the alleged practice.
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Hazleton
Insurance
Barton Evans
State Insurance Department
Evans
Mathew Long
B.S. Doud
Long
Squeeze at Wilkes-Barre Colliery Reduces Workforce
Forty two men and boys at the Empire colliery were laid off as a squeeze halted mining. Nearly 100 workers affected overall with breaker operations suspended due to reduced coal output. Signs of the squeeze appear near the Georgetown School area causing local alarm, though residences are not in danger.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pan
Empire Colliery
Georgetown
Death of Joseph Coons Pioneer Merchant of Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Coons a founder of the dry goods firm Joseph S. Coons & Co dies in Wilkes-Barre Pa born in Bavaria he came to the Wyoming Valley as a young man and became a leading merchant and senior member of Free and Accepted Masons Lodge 6. Sheridan Beving 18 resident of Pittston dies from burns after contact with red hot ashes in her yard.
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Wilkes-Huarre
Jan. U
Joseph Coons
Joseph S. Coons & Co
Bavaria
Detober
Tsi
Wnd
America
Tn St
Hhe
Wyoming Valley
Lodge 6
Sheridan
Wilkes-Barre
Beving Sheridan
Pitteton
Hye Home
Populist State Officers Inaugurated in Kansas
Topeka Kansas January 11 The new Populist State officers of Kansas were inaugurated at noon today with elaborate ceremonies.
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Topeka
Kan
Kianens
January Sale Opens Season With Undergarment Discounts
We will open the season of 1897 with a Muslim Underwear Sale commencing at prices so attractive as to make it an object for you to purchase now.
Gowns Skirts and Childs White Dresses Feature in Sale
The listing includes gowns and skirts for adults, short white dresses for children, and kilt skirts. Prices and sizes vary, with a selection suitable for formal events and casual wear. Customers are urged to inspect fit and fabric details.
State Snapshots and Local Crime Trial Notes
Allegheny plans free birth certificates and ext peranber program details. Altoona gunnerS prepare to store what gurtof the state with Mongolian pheasants. John Lite tle of Watneshero suffers teart disease and falls from chair. William Floyd of Chardon faces robbery gang charges. Ashland arimetad case and a 2000 Yallowed trial involve Kel ley Gryphwn Beery and others from Lutlerg, Alexander, Pittsburgh.
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Allegheny
Peranber
Altoona
John Litetle
Watneshero
William Floyd
Chardon
Ashland
John ¢. Kelley
Gryphwn Bileworth
Lutlerg
Alexander Beery
Avene City
Robert Ash
Pitteburg
Wave
Yallowed
Rother Grand Jury
Weather forecast for Delaware valley and surrounding area
New York dispatch reports colder conditions today with wintery northwesterly winds and falling temperatures. By Wednesday a cooler spell with light northwest to northerly winds and lower highs is expected, followed by a trend to lower temperatures overall.
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the Herald
New York
Delaware Villey
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Price
Lackawanna Mills
GLOBE
Olney and
Pauncefote
Tate Force
Ita
Grover Cleveland
Colleges
MR. Smith
Secretary of the Treasury
Enterprise
Nathan Gofe
United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
Schuylkill County
Iuntingdon
Excelsior B Social Club
Lackawanny Court Bite
Syain
Ole Trick
Loeil
Wwat
Matthew Long
Wilkes-Miarre
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Ave
Weichel’s
Spruce
Dime Dank
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