Quay Favored to Win as Senatorial Fight Nears End
Special to the Beranton Primine Harrisburg Jan 22 Attorney General Elkin says Quay will be his own successor and loyal lieutenants expect final decision by week’s end. Guffey’s arrival and Democrats opposed to uniting with Independents influence the volatile race. Jenks’s status and possible timing of the end of the contest spark widespread speculation among state leaders. Senator Martin says Quay stronger last week than any future ballot and re election appears impossible without Democratic aid.
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Quay
Jenks
Warrisburg
Elkin
Harrisburg
Eony Deak li
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Nany
United States
Guffey
Janks
Diimonts
Quay’e
JeTerxon
L. Magee
J. Henry Cochran
Jtelt
Martin
David Martin
Philadel Phila
Republi
Kenatera
Doheny
Stone
Colonel Quay
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Watson
Supreme Court
Ame
Marina
Senator Quay
Flo
Republican National Committee
Benjamin Harrison
Senaate
McKinles
Congress
House
Senate
Pennsylvanea Industries
Qiao
William A. Stone
Wiley reports on canned meat preservatives
Chemist Wiley of the agriculture department reports to Secretary Wilkon that tests on canned meats from the open market and the war department found no traces of borax boric acid sulphites sulphuric acid salicylate or benzoic acids. Saltpetre was found in corned beef and lungheon beer but not in canned beef. Thirteen samples were inspected, eleven purchased in the market.
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Washington
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Haa
Wilwon
War Department
Wilkon
Market samples from war department storage revealed beef varieties
SA market and two obtained from the war department. Of the former eight, from five different packing houses, were corned beef, two packed by the Armour Canning company of Chicago, and the Armour Packing company of Kansas City, were luncheon beef and the other samples roast beef.
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SA Market
War Department
Armour Canning Company
Chicago
Armour Packing Company
Kansas City
Will Bring Gillett Back from Mexico to U S
Sheriff Joseph Stwed of Wichita Kansas and Kansas banker F W Petty travel to Chihuahua to take C Gillett into custody. Gillett sought aid from the American consul as talks suggest extradition cannot proceed against his will. A H Aroholt of Kansas City met Gillett privately and left for Mexico City to confer with President Diaz on extradition. Harley Hunt of Kansas City says arrangements with Gillett's creditors allow his return by February 1.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Joseph Stwed
Wichita
Kus
F. W. Petty
Kansas
C. Gillett
United States
Gillett
A. H. Aroholt
Kanene City
Mexico
Diaz
Harley Hunt
Kmeas City
Gilletts
States
Train wreck at Great Bend causes deaths and injuries
A Susquehanna railroad wreck near Great Bend Pennsylvania at 240 pm today killed fireman John J. Fely of Owego and seriously injured engineer Dean Welch of Hornellsville and fireman T J Smith of Hornellsville. Passengers escaped harm. Tracks cleared after wreckers from Binghamton and Susquehanna.
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Susquehanna
Great Bend
Here
Erie Pond
John J. Fely
Owego
Dean Welch
Horhelleville
T. J. Smith
Hornellsville
Welch
Smith
Binghamton
Wreck of the Paul Jones Yacht Recovered by Lugger
New Orleans reports confirm the loss of the ill fated yacht Paul Jones. Wreckage and effects have been picked up by the lugger George Partlow as rescuers search for bodies. The launch carried several named passengers including Miss Florence Taggart and Miss Marjorie Woodland. crew names remain unknown. The vessel exploded near Bird Island around January 6, with all aboard believed dead.
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New Orleans
Paul Jones
Beard
George
Partlow
Joseph Brinkman
Louisville
Florence Taggart
Major Taggart
Tadionanpolis
Marjorie Woodland
George Woodland
Astor Battery Returns From Philippine Service
After seven months away the Astor battery reached New York today. They served under General McArthur in Manila, marching from the city June 11 with three officers and ninety nine men, returning with one officer and four men. Losses included six death total, three in action and two from sickness. six men were sent home invalided and six discharged for various causes. Two officers stayed behind with their original regiment, one in Manichi and one at Rock Island arsenal.
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New York
Astor Battery
Philippine Islands
Manichi
Rock Island Arsenal
Esterhusy Seeks Release From Professional Secrecy
Paris reports Major Comte Ferdinand Walein Esterhusy, linked to the Dreyfus bordereau, arrived from Rotterdam and asked War Minister de Freycinet to loosen his oath of secrecy. The minister granted the request and Esterhusy is expected to testify before the court tomorrow.
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Paris
Comte Ferdinand Walein Esterhusy
Dreyfus Bordereau
Rotterdam
M. de Wreycinet
M. de Freyeinet
Comte Exterhogy
Millville strike could hit Jersey glassmakers
An official said about 200 non union New Jersey glassworkers would strike if firms refuse to pay union wages. Meetings were held in different towns and workers decided to join the union.
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Millville
N. J
Green Glass Dbiewers’ Nexeiation
Jersey
Tenns
Mrs Mutehier Dead in This City
Mrs. Lowlia Mutehier widow of William Mutehier dies at her home in Raston Pa aged 0 years. Her late husband long served as representative in congress from the district. One son Hon Howard Mutehier of this city survives her.
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Raston
Lowlia Mutehier
William Mutehier
Congress
Howard Mutehier
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Noted in Liverpool
Steamship arrivals listed Namailie Umbria Haven Champagne and Queenstown with Aurania sailing from Liverpool. The New York bound Namailie and New York entries indicate a busy transatlantic schedule with multiple ships arriving and departing.
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Liverpool
Namailie
New York
Umbria
Haven
Champagne
Queenstown
Aurania
Congress Week Shapes Battle Over Army Growth and Treaties
Washington reports a partisan clash over the army expansion to 160000. Debates focus on the Philippines and the peace treaty, with Populists and Democrats opposing broad increases and seeking temporary or no increases while Republicans back the plan. The week also covers appropriation bills and policy on foreign affairs.
Van Valkenberg Claims Quay Strength Falls Short
Harrisburg January 22 Van Valkenberg leading anti-Quay campaign says Quay’s support is at a high tide with 118 votes, 14 short of a majority. He notes 190 against him with 47 Democrats and 2 anti-Quay Republicans. Quay managers expect Democrats to supply the missing 14 votes at the proper time while denying Democrat direct support. The Quay machine faces patronage bankruptcy and failed attempts to split Democratic and anti-Quay ranks.
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Harrisburg
E. A. van Valkenberg
Hight
van Valkenberg
Mr. Quay
Quay
Democrata
Meliater Quay
Quay Deadlock Persists as Opponent Strives Again
The article notes continued deadlock over Pennsylvania politics with Senator Quay facing renewed bids to break the anti-Quay lines next Tuesday. It suggests Quay may extend his own hold and seek re election as United States senator from Pennsylvania.
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Senator Quay
United States
Pennsylvania
Tower
Citizens Meet For Anti Imperialism In New York
A large crowd gathered at the Academy of Music for a Citizens meeting opposing imperialism and entangling alliances with European powers. Vice presidents named include Wheeler Hy Perkham Abraham S. Headt Henry Loomis Nev on William A. Hornblower and others. Messages from ex President Cleveland Col William J. Miquin and Bishop Henry C. Potter were read. Speakers included Samuel Gompers Bourke Cockran and Romuel Gompers urging unity to oppose expansion.
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New York
Academy of Music
Continetal League
Wheeler Hy Perkham
Abraham
Headt
Henry Loomis Nevon
William A. Hornblower
Roger A. Pryor
Francie Wayland Glen
John O Sheehny
Frederle BR. Cou
Wee
Central Labor
Samuel Giompers
American Federation of Labor
John M. Parecons
Knights of Labor
Daniel Harrison
United Federation of Law
Cleveland
Colom
William J. Miquin
Henry C. Potter
Levelind
Eald
Ryan Eal
France Fustis
Romuel Gompers
Bourke Cockran
Balloting Set in Charlestown Senate Fight Over Contested Seats
Charlestown W Va January 22 Balloting for United States senator to begin in the legislature tomorrow amid a party split. Republicans hold a one vote edge on joint ballot with a contested seat. McGraw won Democratic caucus nomination and Svot Republican nomination leading to partisan maneuvering over disputed seats. Retaliation threats loom as balloting could run days in both chambers.
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Charlestown
W. Via
United States
John T. McGraw
Lince
House
Tryner
Explosions Hit Cornwall Furnace. Heavy Loss Reported
Three blasts rocked the Bird Colemian furnace plant in Cornwall, five miles from Lebanon, causing widespread damage to the twin furnaces and shattered windows. No serious injuries among workers though several suffered minor burns as molten metal leaked and contacted water. The Lackawanna Tron and Stivell company of Scranton runs the plant.
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Lebanon
Bird Colemian
Cornwall
The
Lackawanna Tron and Stivell Company
Scranton
Tax on legacies tied to real estate proceeds clarified
Washington officials state that legacies paid from real estate proceeds to satisfy debts tied to estates are not subject to the legacy tax on personal property. The ruling notes that debts and crimes against the estate exceed the value of proportional property, preventing joint taxes.
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Washington
Inpertel
Belgian King Leopolds cabinet crisis reported in Pas traite
Jan 2 report from Pas traite notes serious rifts between King Leopold and several ministers over the direction of a new central system. It is rumored Premier de Smet de Saever may resign tomorrow and that the cabinet will meet to appoint a successor.
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Thruesels
Leopold
M. de Smet de Saever
Minister Changes at Plymouth Church Brooklyn
Rev Newell Dwight Tilton has accepted the Plymouth church pastorate in Brooklyn to succeed Dr Lyman Abbott Dr Hillis acceptance telegraphed from Chicago was read at the morning service Abbott will leave the congregation in late February
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Beecher
New York
Dan
Newell Dwight Tilia
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Lyman Abbott
Hillis
Chicago
Abbott
Denver to host next National Convention in April
Denver reports that John N Barrows secretary of the Colonial Society of the Revolution has learned from General Montgomery secretary of New York that the next National Convention will be held in Denver opening April 6. The announcement notes the selection of Denver as the convention site and provides the starting date.
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Denver
Jon
John N. Barrows
The
Colonie Society
Bons
Gepera
James Montgomery
New York
Governor Stone Endorses Quay in Pennsylvania Senate Fight
Governor Stone sides with Senator Quay in the Pennsylvania senatorial contest. He notes strong Republican support, cites the regularity of Quay’s nomination, and says the prosecution against Quay has proven politically driven. Stone praises Quay as a brave, able leader who protected Pennsylvania industries and helped Harrison win.
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Quay
Republican Party
Murder at Pittston and Canal Bill Debate Dominate Week
News round up highlights a murder at Pittston and the Nicaragua Canal bill as major issues this week. Congress and Governor Btone are listed among forthcoming action, with local politics and crime summaries following.
Tragedy in Mahanoy City as Son Kills Mother and Kills Himself
Dennis McCarthy of Mowmiun s a small mining village near Mahanoy City shot and killed his elderly mother then wounded himself in a drunken spree. He chased his sister after the quarrel, fired twice at his mother, and Wednesday night attempted suicide before police and medical staff detained him.
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Mahanoy City
Dennis McCarthy
Mowmiun's
Here
McCarty
Skywer
Tie
Slater
Couple die after double shooting in quarrel
Jan John Deithof shot his wife after a quarrel and then killed himself. Both died at the hospital. The couple had been living apart for some time and Deithof had frequently demanded money which his wife refused to supply.
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Chitogue
Jan John Deithof
Fle
Lawr
Deithof
Jua
Delthof
Jude
Patrol cruiser Revaliet patched after Tangane. left Friday
Wellington reports the repair of the patrol cruiser Revaliet to 4 percent after the Tangane incident. The vessel had been patched following its departure on Friday and resumed sailing.
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Wellington
Revaliet
Tring Reports Rumors On Ionian Aid To Clings Port
The Tring notes that Biba and Btw are soon due to Ching and cautions the Ionian government’s men may not assist Clings port. The report suggests rumors of external help are premature and unconfirmed.
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The
Tring
Tissian Crukwerst
Biba
Ching
Fire devastates five story building in Urala storehouse
Fire broke out today in a five story tin building on Wet Bread Way in Uralna, damaging a storehouse owned or operated by HM Rocene. The blaze spread quickly, causing heavy damage to goods and clothing and prompting firefighting efforts.
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New York
Uralna
HM. Rocene
Mc Checkin Pastor Dies After Pneumonia at 57
Wilkes-Darmy report states Nev, PA pastor of the Catholic choir at Nontlooke died at midnight of pneumonia age 57. The obituary notes his service and local parish role.
Earthquake Rips Greek Peloponnesus Causing Destruction
A strong seismic event struck the Peloponnese and Ionian regions including Philintra Messinia and Kyparrissia. Villages were destroyed or damaged, residents displaced, and authorities rushed to provide tents and supplies. No confirmed deaths reported, but injuries and fear persist in several towns.
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Athens
Peloponnesae
Kingdom of Greece
Pen Insula
Philintra
Messenia
Tonlan
Phillutha
Kyparrissia
and Stase
Navarino
Modone
Calamis
Messinia
Gulf
Roron
Quaker City Crime Report From Philadelphia
In Philadelphia multiple deaths and injuries are reported. C P Wolff, 22, of Brooklyn, committed suicide by gas in a hotel room, leaving a letter to his wife. Edgar L. Winpenny, 14, was accidentally shot by Charles Rueblinger, 19, during a target practice in the northern part of the city. Walter Hopper, 21, shot Mrs. Jennie Boreh, 24, then wounded himself with a gun at a Callowhill lodging house. the wound to Hopper is minor.
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Philadelphia
C. PL Wolff
Hamburg Street
Brooklyn
Charles Rueblinger
Edgar L. Winpenny
Aot
Fred
Winpenny
Walter Hopper
Jennice Boreh
Callowhill Street
Murder of Spanish officials in Palawan prompts killings
The Labuan reports the Spanish governor and several officers were murdered by natives returning from church on Palawan. Natives fled to the hills with women, children, and some men as prisoners. A Spanish gunboat and mail boat intervened. Captain Port escorted the rescued group to Sandakan, British Borneo, with all now safe.
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Labuan
British Borneo
Palawan
Philippine Archipelago
Captain Port
Ernens
Sandakan
Serious Dock Strike in Colon Turns Violent with Armed Men
In Colon Colombia January 2 a dock workers strike grows serious as thirty six Minuma dockmen arrived overnight and stones and revolvers were fired at a train. More are expected as air cargo is delayed. Soldiers guard warehouses to block outside contact while crews work.
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Colon
Colombia
Washington Atty General Mort to Visit Bandage Area
Henry M Mort United States attorney general is ordered by the department of justice to travel to Bandage area to confer with General Leonard Wow on seal questions affecting the administration of the department. Mort is son of ex Governor Hoyt of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Henry M. Mort
United States
Department of Jietler
Leonard Wow
Air
Hoyt
Peansatvinia
Tin Plate Company bid sighted in steel plant dispute
The American Tin Plate Company negotiates to buy the Onto Steel plant in Youngstown Ohio. Reports say the purchase hinges on price and the only major difference between parties concerns a key point of the deal.
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Youngstown, O
American Tin Plate Company
Onto Steel Company
Thin Colt
General Annenkoff Dead, St. Motorburg Jan 22
The report notes the death of Goenernd Amnen Kom, a renowned Roeeian engineer who constructed the transCupplan railway, in St. Motorburg on January 22. The fragment confirms his status as a distinguished builder of the rail project.
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Annenkoff
St. Motorburg
Goenernd Amnenkom
Murder at Pittston in Frogtown Night of Shooting
Special to the Beranton Tribune Pittston Jan 22 a wanton murder occurred around 10 PM when Polander shot and killed Peter Connell near his home. Officer Connell arrested one of the party, believed to be the shooter, as crowds threatened lynching and the killer was taken to the county jail. The victim, 4 years old, lived with his sister and was well known. witness Michael English and Chief Loftus aided the search for the gunman.
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Beranton Tribuna Pittson
Polander
Peter Connell
Center Street
Frogtown
Progres
Connell
Michael English
Palin
Tribune
Loftus
Pope Illness Report Sparks Tridentine Debate
Paria correspondent notes a Rome telegram stating the pope is dangerously ill. A Rome AP dispatch later claimed the pope had fully recovered after a brief illness, receiving a deputation from the Canons of St Jean de Latran that day.
German Ambassador to U.S. to Push Cotton Velvet Tar Pact in Talks
Berlin reports Dr. von Holleben, Germany’s ambassador, will be instructed to seek inclusion of recent tariff arrangements affecting cotton velvets, Cologne wine, and chocolate in forthcoming commercial treaty negotiations. The move follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on a trade dispute seen as favorable to German exporters.
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Berlin
Associated Press
von Holleben
United States
Eal de Cologne
Winder
Tuite States Supreme Court of Danner
Conia
Longfellow Memorial Committee Formed in Washington
The executive committee of the Longfellow Nations Memorial association formed to raise funds for a statue in Washington. The group tests public appeal and estimates a need of 5,000 pounds to complete the project.
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Longfellow
Washington, Dan
Longfellow Nations Memorial Association
Queet
Washington
Mrs Lukens Died of Heart Disease in Jersey City Heights
Mrs Lukens died at her home in Jersey City Heights from heart disease. She was known to readers of The New York World and was connected with the Philadelphia area press. No other details are provided in the fragment.
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New York
Marie Lukens Med
Jersey
Weather outlook for Weskington on Monday
January 2 forecast for Weskington shows increasing clouds with a few showers possible. Variable winds and rising temperatures expected as the day progresses.
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Weskington
Jan
Penneyvania
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