Elbe sinks near Lowestoft with 380 aboard
London reports the North German Lloyd steamer Elbe collided near Lowestoft and sank after a night voyage from Bremen to New York. Twenty one survivors were taken ashore by the Wildflower. many passengers and crew perished or were stranded in freezing seas.
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Brooklyn Strikers Withdraw From Streets After City-wide Turmoil
In Brooklyn New York the Second Brigade pulled from posts to armories as thousands of strikers who quit January 4th vacate trolley lines. The strike is declared over with regiments expected to dismiss tomorrow. Proceedings before the attorney general aim to void a Brooklyn Heights charter and compel operation of lines amid court actions against rail executives. Police consider grand jury review of strike committee ties to wire cuts and mob violence over sixteen days.
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State Sanitary Convention Opens Under Health Board
Harrisburg convenes state sanitary gathering led by Governor as presiding officer. Debate focuses on a general sanitary bill covering townships boroughs and cities. Milk adulteration prohibition proposed as part of the legislation.
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Curtin tribute and diplomatic notes dominate Harrisburg page
The report covers Col. A K McClure addressing the late Andrew Curtin’s life before a large Harrisburg audience with Congressman Grow contributing remarks. It also notes a tentative Mexican Guatemalan dispute settlement and Ber nard Conway’s will granting funds to Archdiocese for orphans. Staff appointments discussed include Col. De Morrell likely to lead the National Guard. Adjutant General Stewart to announce tomorrow.
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Five Million Appropriation for Better Roads In Senate
Harrisburg report notes a quiet Senate day with no Porter bills on the calendar and Gobin opposing the custodian of state supplies. Education bills on compulsory schooling split, Seyfert and Farr draft rival measures, later referred to be consolidated by Pare and Seyfert. Forestry bills face fierce county opposition while road and railroad reform proposals, including mileage books and tax shifts for brewers, command attention.
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Record of a Day Proceedings in Harrisburg Senate
The senate met in Harrisburg on January 10. Senator Thomas presented a petition from the Philadelphia conference of Baptist ministers urging passage of an act to prevent violations of religious liberty by citizens who keep Saturday as a day of rest and worship and engage on Sunday.
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Lexow Senator Rejects Parkhurst Letter Demands
Albany January: Senator Lexow angrily rejects a postponement demand tied to the Lexow committee police bills hearing. A messenger delivered a letter from Parkhurst and Moss demanding delay. Lexow denounced the attempt as impertinent and refused to bow to pressure. The committee adjourned to next Wednesday for the requested hearing.
Postal Violations: Mind Pooling Firms Targeted by Inspectors
New York January 9 three brokerage firms Weinman and Co Richardson and Co and Thompson Dorr and Co faced post office inspector scrutiny for alleged bind pooling schemes. Authorities will take action after findings reported to Washington.
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Senator Thomas Receives Petition for Lexow Committee
Senator Thomas received this morning a petition from Philadelphia Municipal Association asking for the appointment of a Lexow committee to investigate the city departments. He did not present it today and will refer it tomorrow to the Municipal Affairs Committee chaired by Senator Osburn.
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Steamer Crathie Returns Damaged After Collision
The steamer Crathie returning to port after a collision near Hook of Holland with an unknown vessel. Stem stove in by impact, no leakage reported. Suspected other ship Elbe involved in the incident.
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Judge Taylor Indicted for Assault With Intent to Kill
Franklin Pa January report notes Judge Charles B Taylor indicted by grand jury for assault with intent to kill M M Shoemaker deputy sheriff. He opened criminal court Monday despite charges and will be tried this term. Elyria Ohio church day at steel plant sees Congressman Johnson meet church leaders to assign denominations on street corners with plans to erect churches immediately.
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Weather Brief for Far Eastern Pennsylvania
A meteorology note indicates fair skies with winds from the southwest to west and morning to afternoon periods of light to moderate air flow across far eastern Pennsylvania. Expect pleasant conditions with no precipitation alerts issued.
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