Congress Set For Week Of Tariff Debates And Election Law Discussion
Congress enters a busy week with tariff and sugar policy in the House and election law repeal in the Senate. Representative W K Wilson bears major burden guiding the tariff bill amid proposed amendments including sugar duties and coal, while Democrats and Populists rally for support. In the Senate, a speech on Hawaiian relations by Senator Collam is planned, with Hawaii and election law topics potentially shaping debate.
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Lillian Russell Marries John Chatterton in Hoboken Ceremony
Lillian Russell, the comic opera queen, wed John Chatterton also known as Signor Perugini, this morning at 11 o clock. Judge Moller of Hoboken, New Jersey, performed the ceremony and a dinner followed at Mrs Shatterton s residence with many callers offering congratulations.
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Mira Lillian Russell
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Miner Cavanaugh Found Dead in Woods Near Lyttle Colliery
Martin Cavanaugh, 60, of Primerose near Minersville, was found frozen to death this morning under the breather of the Lyttle colliery after wandering from his sick bed. He had been ill with grip and delirium overnight before escaping into the woods.
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Jury Deliberates Long in Rightilly Case
Jurors in the Wallace Burt trial failed to reach a verdict after about 100 hours of consideration by 10 p m on January 29. The case questions whether the half breed killed Samuel Rightilly and his wife Dov Lestons.
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Wallace Burt
Samuel Rightley
Mother and child win in furnace blaze at Bor
A mother clutched her two year old boy as flames enveloped them in James, Minn. Firefighters battled the blaze with neighboring units as the pair escaped unharmed.
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Fatal Fire at 1177 Eighth Street Claims Mother and Child
A blaze at 1177 Eighth Street killed Mrs. Louisa Lancaster and her two year old child who overturned a lamp triggering the flames. Neighbors were not watching as the fire quickly engulfed the building. Mrs. Lancaster escaped into the street with the child but both perished within minutes as her clothing caught fire during the attempt.
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Louisa Lancaster
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Harrisburg Benevolent Association Contracts Stone Supply
An ordinance authorizes the highway commissioner to contract with Harrisburg Benevolent Association for several thousand perbea of stone to be broken by unemployed city workers. The charity group advances material for a public works project and will provide work for hundreds, per local report.
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Hondrede
Stockton Opinion Sparks Newark Political Fight
Governor Werthint denounces Attorney General Stockton's June opinion on the Democratic rump senate. The piece alleges Stockton relied on Democratic sources, ignored Republican accounts, and produced a partisan, erroneous ruling that favors recognition of the nine Democratic senators as the legal body.
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N. J
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Death of Charles McClone at Wellman Tron and Steel Works
The body of Charles McClone, a boss at Wellman Tron and Steel Works, was found this morning in a vacant lot near Culp's Brickyard, South Chester. Post mortem shows death from a brain blood clot. Police note possible robbery motive with multiple highway robbery attempts in the western city area.
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Charles McClone
Wellman Tron and Steel Works
Onga
Culp
Port Clinton Disorder After Assault by Negro Man
Last night Mrs. William Witter of Marblehead, a respected white woman, was assaulted by a Black man. The marshal pursued the assailant, captured him in Sandusky, and jailed him this morning. The suspect gives the name James Williams of Detroit, Michigan. Public excitement runs high.
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Dan
William Witter
Marblehead
Sandusky
James Williams
Detroit
Mich
Desperate Revenge of a Worker in a Delaware Rolling Mill
John Doabunski was arrested Saturday for assaulting Robert Sarkon with a hot iron bar in a rolling mill. The attack followed Larson’s refusal to help clean out a furnace, police reported.
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Wiuatsatoy
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John Doabunski
Robert Sarkon
Larson
Virginia lawmakers vote against repeal of anti free railroad pass
Disjointed report cites Virginia legislators defeating a measure to repeal an anti free railroad pass policy. Other items mention crimes, prison terms, foreign nobility, and a memorial window at the Naval Academy chapel in Samoa.
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Virginia
Earthquakes Wipe Buddhist Monasteries In Thibet Ruin
Reports from Viceroy Ping Chang describe a massive earthquake in the Misteronus region north of Lie Tinwliya. Thousands are dead or missing as the monastery Nie lynun Kenia and key Lama houses crumble, including Kemila and Huelynan. The Shoolhat is among the missing, fueling Buddhist distress.
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Mrs. Mitchell and Son Arrive From England
The steamship Etruria arriving Saturday brought the Mitchell party from England including Pony Moore father in law of Charley Mitchell the heavyweight contender bound for a Corbett bout next Thursday Mrs Moore Ira Charles Mitchell and others joined the party The women will stay in New York until after the contest Moore and Sheehan depart for Jacksonville tomorrow with Jack Dempsey Denny Costigan and Jimmy Carroll accompanying them
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England
Pony” Moore
Charley Mitchell
Jim Corbett
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Ira
Charles Mitchel
Charles Mitchell
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Sheehan
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Jack Dempsey
Denny Costigan
Jimmy Carroll
Italian ManCauses Disturbance on Main Street
About noon Saturday an Italian man, deranged, created a disturbance on Main Street. Chief McAndrew and an assistant overpowered him and placed him in a passing patrol wagon. He was taken to the station house and will likely be sent to an insane asylum.
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Scranton Tribune
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John
Stroudaburg Builds Boom With New Homes and Shops
A large number of new residences rise as Stroudaburg region sees a building boom. New car shops near completion and the local economy appears to withstand hard times felt elsewhere, signaling ongoing prosperity for Strovpand and Palan.
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Palan
DASTARDLY METHOD OF REVENGE WRECK ATTEMPT ON TRAINS
Michael Barns, a discharged railroad employee, attempted to wreck the Washington express and a freight train on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore line near Drum Lyon. He was arrested in Philadelphia and committed to jail in default of $500 bail. Barns, once employed by the railroad, admits guilt but says he was drunk.
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Washington Exprés
Philadelphia
Iron mishap near Orma Lynne iron works raises dispute
An incident near the Orma Lynne iron works involves a man who stumbled on an iron and threw it onto a track. The iron was reportedly taken from a car at the works, and after a failed attempt to wreck the first train the iron was replaced ahead of an express.
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Senators Allen to Represent Sovereign in Bond Suit
Des Moines reports Senator Allen of Nebraska will appear for Master Workman Sovereign in a supreme court action to enjoin Secretary Carlisle from a proposed bond issue. Judge George C. Cole to draft the petition if the suit proceeds this week.
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Quay Opposes New Bond Issue and Tariff Reforms
A Pittsburg Times representative quotes Senator Quay at his Beaverton home decrying Secretary Carlisle’s proposed fifty million bond issue. He rejects new bonds without legal authority and warns against costly legislation. He favors preserving the gold reserve and refraining from tariff changes while urging repair of economic trust.
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Weilson Awarded Damages in Montrose Suit
Carl Noelsson of Forest City sues Hillside Coal and Iron. Jury returns $2,009 in damages after a trial that began Saturday afternoon in Montrose Pennsylvania. Attorneys Major Wurpen and A B Smith Jr defend Hillside while Cornelina G Smith and L P Wideman represent the plaintiff.
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Carl Noelsson
Forest City
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
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Scranton
A. B. Smith, Jr
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Patient George W. Childs Slightly Better Tonight
Pinnapenilla Jan 21 The physician says Mr. Childs is not quite as well as yesterday with a slight rise in temperature. One attending doctor will stay with him through the night.
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George W. Childs
Across the World A Mixed Tangle of Conflicts and Disasters
Reports from multiple nations note anti foreign sentiment in Japan, declines in France’s year commerce, and Premier Crispi seeking an end to the commercial war. An earthquake kills two hundred in Thibean China as Siamese twins exhibit in Hong Kong. Sweden budgets 2 7 million for new warships. Italy’s crisis prompts refuge talk in Spain. Rome suspends the Monitor over free comment. Ex king Milan backers seize Serbia’s new government amid constitutional tension. Alpine troops hunt anarchists dead or alive. Baptist missionary Charles Ingham slain on the Congo. Threats flood Prague’s taladina treason case. Vaillant Lis’s daughter asks Madame Carnot to save her father. In Burton a coffin lid stirs as Wilgman shows signs of life.
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Haddock Sues for Big Rebate in Rail Toll Case
John Haddock, operator of the Black Diamond and Dolon mines in Luzerne and Plymouth, sues the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad for 550000 dollars alleging excessive freight tolls over six years on coal shipments to Tidewater. He is represented by attorney J. L. Starney and vows a full legal fight.
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Eckley B. Coxe
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Lizerne
John C. Haddock
Sibley Won't Vote for the Wilson Bill in Congress
Erie Representative J 13 Sibley denounces the income tax plan as part of the tariff bill while hinting at resignation if county committees decide the party should pursue a different course. Friends of the measure fear its adoption in the House has faded as eastern Democrats oppose the provision.
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Mule barn drama ends with warning shots fired
Two men attempted to enter the Delaware and Hudson mule barn on a Friday evening. A watchman, perceiving danger, ordered them off and fired two shots to deter intruders. The men promptly fled the scene.
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Sundal
Senanton
Mrs Lease Plans California Fruit Ranch Move
A Kansas real estate dealer says Mary E Lease will acquire a California fruit ranch and move there soon to settle with her family, citing her desire to escape political turmoil and notoriety. Lease indicated in a Wichita interview that the report is true.
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Devastating TeeMAS Cyclone Hits Oak Cliff Area
A cyclone yesterday struck Oak Cliff from the west causing extensive damage and injuries. It demolished or damaged over 100 buildings in Royal State and nearby areas, including the demolition of small outbuildings and the lifting of a structure at No. 7 The Commi ture street. A boy named Royal State was killed. Several people injured.
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Windstorm Strikes City Damaging Homes and Wrecking Dwellings
The storm left about twenty houses wrecked and many others badly damaged with several people injured. Emergency crews responded as residents assessed the wreckage and sought shelter.
Man Found Dead After Hunting Trip in Pennsylvania Woods
In Tsprasa Pennsylvania on January 21 the battered body of John Campbell was found in the woods after a hunting trip with his son in law Jacob Bookamire. Campbell and Bookamire reportedly quarreled recently and renewed hostilities, with both guns found near the scene and signs of a struggle. A search for Campbell’s missing rifle and for answers continues.
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Jacob Bookamire
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James McKeever Charged in Mansfield Murder
Perrine Richey, 72, was found murdered at his Mansfield home along the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis line. James McKeever is charged with the crime and fled toward Pittsbury, with pursuit continuing.
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Perrine Richey
Mansfield
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Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis
Pittsbury
Governor Hogg Heads One in Republican Open Split
Governor Hogg notes a split in the Democratic ranks in Texas with two factions threatening a three cornered election. He suggests Republicans may gain and a popular Republican candidate could win statewide or even two Congress seats in districts with strong anti‑Democratic sentiment.
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Kelly Will Decide in the Ring
Referee John Kelly announces club managers have agreed to lift restrictions on an $820,000 check. He will enforce his duties inside the ring to ensure compliance, while Mitchell discusses a deal, and Rolly aims to stay inside the ring to issue commands if needed, keeping a depirited dispute from worsening.
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John Kelly
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Mitchell
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Bug Gnawed His Heart. Tragic Injury in Muscle, Indiana
In Muscle Indiana a sensational report describes a boy about five or six who died after a bizarre illness. Doctors say a bug allegedly gnawed part of his heart after a waterborne incident. The patient had long been ill with unusual symptoms. A post mortem suggested an insect infiltrated the body, first through the stomach then the heart, leading to death. The case has drawn local attention and puzzled physicians.
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Samuel Lennox
Mob Rings Jail For McNamara Slander Hearing In Kansas City
A crowd near 3000 to 4000 gathered outside Hawans City Jail in Kansas City on January 21 as ex Priest V. McNamara faced a slander hearing. The mob’s threatening mood forced the hearing to be moved to the county jail with McNamara’s lawyers seeking delay to prepare a defense. McNamara’s nephew and private secretary were arrested for carrying concealed weapons.
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Steel mill fires to be lighted by Pennsylvania works
Orderna issued by Superintendent Felton to light fires tomorrow in the Bessemer, Number 1 and Number 2 bloom ing departments, rail and merchant mills at the Pennsylvania steel works. The resumption will employ about 2100 men. Several orders have been booked and the outlook is encouraging.
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Dan
Felton
Bessemer
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Death of Captain Potts at Pottaville
Captain William W. Potts a well known ex-hotel keeper of Pottaville died aged 60 years. Fires are lighted for the first fire in the new fined mill of the Gutier steel works at Johnstown. The Hutton coal mines in Allegheny county idle for months will resume this week. Charld Gardner of New Castle was brutally assaulted and robbed of a considerable sum of money.
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Pottaville
Gutitier Steel Works
Johnstown
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Alleghony
Charlid Gardner
New Castle
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday Severe Weather Outlook
Forecast warns of a cold front and potential wintry conditions. Strong northwest winds and cold temperatures expected through Tuesday with a likelihood of precipitation and wind chill impacts.
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