West Point Cadets End Voluntary Agreement Read by Mills
Congressional committee leaves Washington after investigation at West Point and cadets abolish voluntary gag rule. General Dick praises the cadets for actions, pledging to record the act and noting potential broader impact on military and educational standards.
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Colonel Mills
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Congressional Committee
Washington
United States Military Academy
Corps of Cadets
Grant Hall
Constatus
Ohio
Smith
Llown
Wanger
Penneyylvanna
Clayton and
Driggs
New York
A. L. Mills
Academy
Deiggs
Mettison
Mahaffcy
Gray
Atkins
Mills Wond
Merchant Drops Dead in Lancaster Bar Scene
An exclusive wire report from Associated Press details the sudden death of Louie Guanenan, 47, a partner in Ganegan Brothers clothing and a prominent Lancaster citizen. He collapsed on the pavement outside Marmonte City House after being well earlier, with heart trouble cited as the cause.
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Associated
Prem Lancaster
Louie Guanenan
Ganegun Brothers
Marmonte Chity Howe
Dowih
John Leisenring Dies Former Luzerne Congressman
Hon John Leisenring a former congressman from Luzerne county died at University hospital after long heart and kidney trouble. He was born in Ashton now Lanaford Carbon County on June 3 18 and educated at Schwarte's Bethlehem Merchantville and Princeton. A civil and mining engineer he led in coal fields and held directorships in several mining and railroad ventures. He married May Simpson of Mauch Chunk and had no children.
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Luzerne County
Philadelphia
John Leisenring
Luverne County
Luzerne
University Hospital
Leisenring
Upper Lehigh
Lugerne County
Ashton
Lanaford
Carbon County
Schwarte’s Academy
Bethlehem
Merchantville
Princeton
N. J
May Simpson
Mauch Chonk
Lessenring
Lelsenring
Seitiet
Upper Lehigh Yal Company
Mousio
Mount Jexsup
Silver Brook
Congress Faces Busy Week of Appropriations and Bills
The Senate plans to take up the legislative and judicial appropriation bill first, with ship subsidy debates delayed. War revenue, Indian appropriation, and Nicaragua canal issues loom, while executive sessions pursue Porto Rico attorney general confirmation and the Spain Philippines treaty. The House concentrates on multiple appropriation bills and district, fortifications, naval, postal, and civics measures, plus an army reorganization bill moving to conference amid anticipated debate. Eulogies for Senator Gear are set for Saturday.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Failiner
Morgan
England
Harlan Ie
Porto Rico
Spain
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Richardson
Tennessee
Revenue Cutter Service
Gear
Iowa
Coming Ruler of England Prince of Wales in Global Rise
A long retrospective on Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later Edward VII, detailing his birth, education, charitable work, and public duties. It covers his 1860s American visit, reception by President Buchanan, and reception in New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, plus his engagement and marriage to Princess Alexandra and early family life.
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New York
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Ty Coyninge
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Prince of Wales
Regan
Hibyardt VII
Elles
Queen Victoria
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Germany
Prince Albert
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Privy Council
Royal Chapel of
Windsor
H. M. Birch
Prestwich
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H.W. Fisher
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Oxford
Trinity College
Cambridge
Lambeth School of Art
Vauxhall
Canada
United States
Washington
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Hamilton
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Baltimore
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Mt. Vernon
William M. Tweed
Richard Croker
Albany
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Prince
England
Dean Stantex
Jerusalem
Alexandra
Denmark
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
AU Englund
Tennynon
Laurnate
Prineets
Miorigel Th
Pereiminon
Sandringham
Ward McAllister
County of
Norfolk
McCoy Sharkey Fight Off After License Refusal
The McCoy Sharkey bout scheduled for next month in the city has been canceled after the city board of supervisors refused to grant a license to the Twentieth Century Athletic club. McCoy will now face Root and Molfatt instead.
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McCoy- Sharkey
Thin City
Board of City Supervrior
Twentieth Century Athletic Wil
McCoy
Lkow Tum
Root
Molfatt
Duel Ends With Wounding of Count in Paris Castle Duel
The Count De Lubersac and Baron De Rothschild fought with swords at Houlogne estate starting around 11. The duel lasted about ten minutes with sixteen exchanges before the Count was wounded just above the elbow and near the armpit. Doctors said he could not continue and the fight ended with the Count returning to Paris. Baron De Rothschild remains with the 54th infantry in garrison at Complemne, having just come of age.
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Paris
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K Robert de Rothschild
Baron Exmond de Rothschild
Houlogne
Faris
Count de Laberzac
M. Schege
Count de Laborde
Baron Hrothechild
Leonino
Viscount de Bondy
Te Lubersac
Daron de Rothchild
Nan
Queen Victoria Near Death After Royal Bedside Bulletin
London and Osborne House reported the queen's condition grave with no hope of recovery. Emperor William and the Prince of Wales hurried to assist, while prayers rose across churches as delay and tension marked the illness.
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Jele
Wight
London
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Isle of Wight
Prince of Wales
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Tong
Marlborough House
Emperor William
Buckingham Palace
United Kingdom
England
Fnyperor
Leopold
Prince
Osborne
Victoria &Tallon
Francia Koollys
Earl of Clarendon
Earl of Pembrooke
Minerva
Duke of Connaught
Sheerness Harbor
Admiral Kennedy
Count von Mirbach
Charing Cross Station
Emperor
Nelson's Monument
Trafalgar Square
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Blehen
Duke of York
Tuck
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Osborne Howe
Prince Dewitead
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Offtanter Wurs
Re Quee
Pawers
Thikt Nothee
Kellelmeton
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Osick
Nas Beom
Prince of
Sympathy of the Pope Telegraph to Cardinal Vaughan
The Pope yesterday telegraphed Cardinal Vaughan in London to express condolences to the British royal family. The message conveyed sorrow and sympathy from Rome following a royal tragedy.
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Pope Yvertenday
Cardinal Vaughan
London
Weather and Elections Headlines From Local Paper
Weather indicators warn of occasional rains across the region with brief notes on upcoming events. Local primaries results spark discussion as communities prepare for broader civic decisions amid ongoing coverage of Victorian era topics and northeastern Pennsylvania issues.
Queen Victoria’s Irish Visit Stirring Shock Across Dublin
Reports from Dublin describe a painful reaction after alarming news from Osborne Howe. Citizens, anxious inmakers, and a grieving Trish female community await further details as Queen Victoria’s April visit is recalled for vitality and impact. Nationalist sympathy runs high with limited press coverage.
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Dublin
Jun
Osborne Howe
Queen Victoria
Lrelone
Dublin Evening Telegraph
Mattwess
Britten
Court Ball Postponed by Emperor After Queen Victoria Illness
Vienna reports the illness of Queen Victoria causes consternation as Emperor Francis Joseph reacts with sympathy and signals potential cancellation of today's grand court ball. Austrian papers honor the queen's influence on society and politics worldwide.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Vietori
Francis Joseph
London
Marburg
Drowned Near Niagara Falls After Boat Capsize
John Wiser and John Marsh from Niagara Falls attempted to cross the river above the falls. Their boat capsized in ice floe and rapids. Marsh was rescued, Wiser, unable to swim, drowned after clinging to ice and being tossed into the basin.
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John Wiser
John Marsh
Niagara River
Wiser
Marsh
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Marsal
Steamship Arrivals Report From Exclusive Wire
Arrivals and departures include ships such as L A quilane and Nomadic with berths listed in Bremerhaven Antwerp and New York. The wire notes vessels Servis Ethenvia and others bound for Liverpool and New York with dated feeds from the era.
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Associated Press
New York
Dat
L'Aquilane
Tayo
Salled
Bremerhaven
Antwerp
Pucenttown
Ethenvia Firom
Givenpool
Servis
Liverpool
Piedeoddd
Tieard-Dueeed
Dring Hewett
Lalipold
Deemen
Alor
Gonut
Naples
Nomadic
Mew York
Schooner A. P. Coleman Sinks Near Atlantic City
The schooner A. P. Coleman from Newburyport bound for Philadelphia sank off Atlantic City today while lumber laden. A tow crew from Atlantic Wire saved most of the crew and several sailors were injured.
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A. P. Coleman
Newhar, & C
Philadelpha
Atlantic
Fragmentary Weather Brief and Local Notes
An OCR readout mixed with stray words outlines weather and local notes. Mentions Monday and Tuesday with vague hints of temperatures and wind but lacks clear facts or locations.
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