M Kinley Day Observed In Loyal Address At New York Gala
An Associated Press report from New York details a McKinley Day banquet at the Waldo Astoria hotel. Notables including ex postmaster general Charles Emory Smith senator Hanna and Colonel Myron Herrick attend. speeches praise McKinley and firm national policy.
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Associated Press
New York
Waldo Astoria Hotel
William McWinley
Union of Capital and Labor
Charles Milmy Smith
Postimaster
United States
Hanna
Myron Herrick
Charles A. Moore
Mr. McKinley
Oscar 8
Stemuys
Davrd of Trade On Transportation
Charles Emory Smith
Union Party Alive Says State Leader Calls Machine to Blame
Frank M. [uit ter] of the Union party state committee says the machine organs seek to mislead the people and that the Union party remains active. He notes renewed statewide organization since the November election and predicts stronger influence in the next campaign. He adds Philadelphia factional disputes will vanish with February voting as the party presents a united front for governor and state officers and an intermachine legislature next fall.
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Ireas
Philadelphia
Frank M
Uitter
Union Party State Committee
Sainte
Union Party
Clive
Appeal of Schley Seeks Presidential Review of Court Findings
The navy department released Admire Schley's petition appealing to the president arguing three grounds to review the court of inquiry findings. It contends Secretary of the Navy acted improperly and that Dewey supported Schley's senior command and credit for the victory.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Schley
Department
Sehley
Army
Wave
Reat
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Messrs. Stayner
Parker and Teague
Tong
Wiese
Hemv
Dewey
Behioy
Bridge Across St. Lawrence planned to connect Montreal and Longueuil
Reports from New York state negotiations have advanced for a Royal Albert bridge spanning the St Lawrence from Montreal to Longueuil. Montreal Bridge Co agreed with Atlas Construction Co of New Jersey, formed with 1 million capital, to build the project at an estimated 10 million dollars for terminals and multiple rail lines.
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New York
Canada
Lawrence Pivey
Montreal
Royal Albert
Longueuil
Atlas Construction Company
New Jersey
Quebec
Exclivive Wire from The Assolated Paes
Unable to determine a clear event due to garbled OCR text. Readable items mention locations in New York and Philadelphia with scattered names. Provides insufficient coherent facts for a full summary.
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al Saplee
St. Pu
Vaslegs Lind
Antwerp
Getidie
Tuy
New Yorks
Poort Bharley
Aid Nagle
New York
Ilaard
Investigation Into Mine Disaster Reveals Complex Causes
A remote report outlines the investigation into a mine disaster. Officials identify multiple factors contributing to the blast and prioritize regulatory reforms. Investigators press for tighter safety standards and accountability.
Governor Taft in Washington
Exclusive dispatch reports Judge Taft civil governor of the Philippines arriving in Washington from Cincinnati. He met General Corbin and was taken to the War Department and then to Secretary Root's private office. Taft briefed Root on Philippine conditions and outlined needed legislation to meet the situation and develop resources.
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Washington
Taft
Root
Philippines
Islus
Influence of American Women in Philippine Reform Efforts
Exclusive Wire reports General Bell credits American officers wives with shaping Filipino public opinion. He notes twelve wives in the Thirty-Sixth Infantry influenced locals to support U.S. aims and mourn departure, describing women as powerful agents in political persuasion among islanders.
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Washington
Genel Corbin
FF. Bell
Department of
Northern Luzon
Bell
Philippines
Ohl
Fleenemy
United States
Mine Workers Adjoin at National Convention Adopts Electoral Change
The thirteenth MAU convention of the United Mine Workers adjourned. next year’s gathering will be in Indianapolis. A key action: change from popular vote to election by majority in districts for national officers. Delegates are pledged to support Indianapolis for the joint conference. Funds approved for widows and orphans, a stand against government by injunction, and support for retaining the Chinese exclusion law. Mitchell noted costs: about $100,000 for the convention, with over $12,000 needed for railroad fare by the national organization.
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Mees
Tnilhinipolis
Dane
United Mine Workers of America
Iadlinapolis
Semintar
Millsbury
Birmingham
Ali
Ourmbus
Kiaass City
Springtleta
Bowhig Vides
New York City
United Mine Workers
Wiens Tu
Ofeloss
Mitchell
Nual
Pattlemel
Indianapolis
Explosion at Maysh colliery kills three men in Nova Scotia
An explosion of dynamite at the Maysh colliery in Thorburn, Pletow county, this afternoon killed three men and wrecked the structure. The victims are J. W. Sutherland the resident manager, Walter Sutherland underground foreman, and John Willes overground foreman. The mine is owned by the Nova Hodda Steel and Coal Works.
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Halifax
N.S. Dan
Maysh
Thorburn
Pletow
J. W. Sutherland
Walter Sutherland
John Willes
Marah
Nova Hodda
Fragmentary report from June on independent clergy attack
An incomplete wire story from St. Paul describes a June incident involving a pastor and a group with unclear affiliations. The text is damaged, but references a June event, alleged hatred, and a broader political or religious context with uncertain names and places.
Carnegie's Great Gift to Washington University Proposed
An adjourned Carnegie trustees meeting in Washington approves Andrew Carnegie's deed of gift to establish a Washington university as part of the national capital's educational plan. The gift aims to create a strong research institution and fund operations, with Abram Hewitt elected chair and Willard Dodge joining the board. Daniel Gilman named president designate as the board adjourns to reconvene.
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Washington
National Capital
Carnegie Institution
Abram &. Hewitt
New York
Unil
Hay Wan
Willan Si. Dodge
Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carneyle
Ublirs
Eitdy Aml
de Waite Tev
United States
Stwel Corporation
Ivunia
Anid Massanhusatts
Kdowlelye
Woodhiires
Pondliy
Ko Araure
Ui Shades
Aueriog Wiotelda
Chalmoan
Abyam Hewitt
Unclear historical notice from civic event reported
Fragmentary wire copy from the Associated Press Venice details a legal aid fund event at a club in New York City. Attendees included prominent lawyers and invited guests as Justice Will and BL Potter were associated with the gathering.
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Viilaelphiv
Dam
Three Killed in Runaway Trolley in Pittsburgh Area
Two runaway electric trolley cars on the Monongahela line of the Pittsburgh railway caused a catastrophic crash. A car roared down a long hill, crashed into Bennsylvanie depot, then a second car struck the crowd, killing three and injuring many. The motorman Charles Wright is badly hurt and may not recover. a carriage containing James Broad and Lizzie Miner was destroyed, with the driver Alex Sanders fatally hurt. A wedding party survived, and sleet aided the deadly run.
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Pittsburg
Roy
Dan
Monongahela
Pittebuie Railway Company
Onletit
Charles Wright
Motormans Bollania
Viart
Will Ale
Alex Sardere
Loge Wrokeny
James Pryne
Metorman
Ani
Frank Small
East McKeesport
Leg Brwken
Thomas Campbell
Wilryerding
Teller Farmers’ National Bank
Preesburgs
Gomer Davie
Walls Station
Jacob Staith
Wall's Station
Seriuiete Ent Alent Head
Janes Broail
Vritised
Lizzie Miner
Willmerding
McKeesport
Uni
Bennsvilvanie
Runwhey
James Broad
Linxie Minner
Alex Sanders
Troe
Schley In Sleet at Louisville Banquet amid Cold Reception
Admiral Schley braved a heavy sleet storm as 2,000 Louisville residents greeted him at the board of trade events. He spoke at the Pendennis Club banquet to honor his visit, with remarks on Kentucky weather and beauty, and references to the Sherman incident and U.S. Korea expedition context.
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Ures
Louisvilles
Admmiral Schley
Loouisville
Board of Trade
Board’ Rooms
Pendennis Club
Tontaht
Marion &Paylor
Wastlorstminster
Admiral Sebley
Sabe Jecla
Harry Weissenger
Louisville
Governor Beckham
Comite Wealth
Kentucky
T. Cy. Catchings
Mississippi
Wilson
Law
Sundigo
Meee
Adml
Corea
Sherman
Joe
Newspapers Interfered Over Miss Stone Release
The department reports failure of negotiations for Miss Stone release, with Turkish troops said to advance toward the scene. The press is blamed for steering the plan, as the would be surrenderer caused captors to seek cover.
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Miss Stone
Enterprise of the Press
Ireas
Washington, Jun
Releise
Press Censorship Topic Sparks Senate Debate
Exclusive wire from The Awsroiutes Press reports the Denmark West Indian Islands treaty dominated the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's first discussion. Members postponed action to seek fuller state department details on island resources and US strategic gains.
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Awsroiutes Press
Washington
Denmark
West Indian Islands
United States
Senate
State Department
Dutch offer to British mediation in South Africa backed by Hague
The Hague report claims the Dutch government sought British permission to send a commission to South Africa to explain the Boer position and urge peace. Britain awaits Lord Kitchener's view and may authorize the mission if no objections arise, though unlikely to yield results. De Kuyper seeks to leverage European support after De Leyde's opposition, while Boer delegates in Europe distance themselves from the move.
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London
Hague
Daily Mall
Great Britain
South Africa
Holland
Europe
Lord Kitchener
de. Kuyper
Weenlse
de Leyde
Transvaal
Murope
Bhate Deatani
Lawyer Patricks Trial Recants Forged Signatures Claim
Witness Captain James Ay Baker testified in the Albert T Patrick murder trial regarding papers tied to Wilin Marsh Rice. He admitted delaying opinions on signature genuineness until handwriting experts weighed in and denied asserting Petitioner’s claims before.
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New York
Qee Cuaptain Jaimnes Ay Baker
Albert T. Patrick
Wilin Marsh Rice
Alaigst
Rico
Patrick
Patrick Wad Kite Never Not. When Mr. Osborne
Moore
Court of Appeals
Aliaie
UnclearOCR Report on Mina Stone Mane Veillos Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mina Stone Mane Veillos and a night report on Turkists territory. Details are unreadable and no clear event or date can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Wellington Defends Press Freedom in Philippine War Debate
In Washington the Senate debated press censorship in the Philippines with Mr. Wellington alleging GOP critics faced army scrutiny while asserting citizens and Congress may oppose the war. House adjourned after a brief, quiet session with no major business or orders set for next week.
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Wellington
Associated Press
Washington
Howe
Senate
Manila
Uiuw
Pilippines
Creeley
Beveridge
Ineinan
Mokhie
Philippines
Wrs
Wellbgton
Congress
Stewart
Cullom
Bee
Milndates
Aly
Flopkins
Tlnois
My. Pausie
New York
War Revenue Tax Reductions and Cuba Reciprocity Debated
A Republican committee meeting discussed abolishing war revenue taxes and potential Cuban reciprocity. Leaders signaled groundwork for broad reductions, with focus on beer and wine taxes, while Cuba concessions would wait until after tax cuts.
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Washington
Redtec
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