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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1900

Page

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Senate War of Words Over Campaign Funds Rages in Debate

A fierce Senate session features Hanna Carter and Pettigrew in a battle over claims that Cramp shipbuilders gave 400000 to the Republican campaign fund of 1892, with denials, counterclaims, and warnings to Democratic allies. The clash dominates day as other business proceeds to adjourn.

Pettigrew Washington Senate Benalers Hanna Ohl Fettigrew South Dakota Carter Montana Peignant Bucen Republican National Committee Hanna Cramp Alr. Carter Ttose Gallinger ON. H Committee On Judiciary Bacon Cramps Philadelphia Republican National Campaign Fund Manna Cammilgn Georgia Cloughter Ohio Columbus Pettimrew Hie Bia Senate of the United States

Lively House Session Deluged by Crowd and Squabbles

Washington June 5 The house endured a crowded gallery scene with few picturesque incidents as partisan tension rose ahead of the presidential campaign. Lawmakers clashed over remarks and personal insults while rushing through supply bills. The night session closed with 45 to 96 defeat on armor plate language and conferees still handling naval and general deficiency bills. Senate confirmed most nominations including General Wheeler as brigadier general.

Washington Senate Hull Iowa Lewis Oho Groavenor Ohto Gaines Tennessee House Hlack Butler Wheeler

Oregon Republicans sweep statewide offices in early returns

Portland June 6 reports from astute indicate Wolverton Republican elected Supreme judge Bailey Republican chosen food and dairy Commissioner by 8,000 to 10,000 majority. Tonge Republican wins First Congressional district by 1,500 to 2,000, Moody Republican wins Second District by 3,000. Republicans claim a statewide majority and expect a Republican Senate for McBride successor.

Portland Ore Astute Wolverton Bailey Tonge Congress Moody Multnomah County Lelslature McBride

Death of Stephen Crane in Germany at thirty

Stephen Crane American author and war correspondent dies in Hadenweiler Baden at age thirty. London papers express warm admiration with the St James Gazette calling him one of the most brilliant present day writers whose loss will be deeply felt by both English and American nations.

Germany Hadenweiler Baden Stephen Crane London St. James Gagettc

Democrats in Maryland convention choose uninstructed delegation

June 5 in Halliwory Maryland delegates to the Kane Cite convention were chosen with an uninstructed mandate. The platform condemns imperialism and a large standing army and supports W. J. Tryon as a Democratic leader in county and state affairs.

Halliwory Maryland Kane W. J. Tryon

Conference on Extradition In Washington News

The conference on extradition in Washington has reached agreement. The bill differs little from the Senate version with Cuba removed, and the bill made applicable to all possessions.

Washington, Dine Senate Cuba

Sundry Civil Appropriations Mends in Washington

In Washington the sundry civil appropriation talks progress toward a complete agreement as discussions continue into the evening. The colleyers expect a final settlement by 7 pm, with lawmakers hopeful for a swift conclusion.

Washington

St Louis Calls for Militia and Police Action in City Turmoil

A St Louis committee asks Governor Stephens to deploy state troops to restore order amid mob violence. Women petition for protection from mobs, aiming for 50,000 signatures, while police vow severe measures. Injuries include a strike related assault on Christine Thiers, and a Milwaukee repairer shot while fixing wires. Explosions damage a transit car as posse members guard facilities.

St. Louis Stephens Stepiwns Ptyte of Missouri St. Jane Burnita Shane Fanma Thompson Christine Thiers Susie Henzel Mahon Campbell Theodore McConner Milwaukee McConner John A. Gernz Posse Comitatus Tranalt Company Broadway and Gasconade Streets Wade Sargent Sargent Medina Ohio Cleveland Washington Avenue Chouleonu Avenue Jefferson Avenue Lasalle Fifteenth Street Twenty-second Street Chouteau Avenue EK. Pielechman Samuel Schwarzaburger

Explosion Draws 3000 to Scene as Deputies Push Back Mob

The blast alarmed the neighborhood and about 3,000 people gathered quickly. They directed the deputies and the air filled with missiles. Several revolver shots were fired at the car. Deputies charged, firing in the air as they advanced, and the mob dispersed.

Cummings Letter on House Floor Cites Constitutional Reform

Washington June 5 Mr Cummings of New York reads from a letter on the house floor detailing proposed constitutional amendments. The missive discusses currency control and anti trust speech coverage, noting Republican support for financial regulation and warning against changes to the currency system.

Washington Cummings N.Y Lincoln Erin Flepublican Party Dorine Congress Republicai Chicago Yetrs Truly W, J Aryan

New York Democrats Select Delegates at Convention

New York Democrats meet in June to choose delegates to the national gathering. Notables include David B. AOL, Richard Croker, Edward Murphy, and Amivatis Van Wyck with alternates Frank Campbell and others. Electors-at-large Frederick Cook and Hubert C. Titus named. platform backs Kansas City ideas, opposes war taxes, favors gold parity, tariff abolition with Porto Rico, anti trusts, pensions, and people’s senator elections. Bryan nomination supported. The event was expected stormy but closed quietly.

New York David Ein Richard Croker Edward Murphy Aumvatis van Wyck Frank Campbell Jacob Tuppert, Jr Morgan Sanford James Shevlin Frederick Cook Rochester Hubert C. Titus Buffalo Chicago Kansas City Oliver Porto Rico United States Juste Ibera Willam J. Bryan David B. Aol

Drop In Prices In Iron From Pittsburg Report

The Chronicle Telegraph reports a general fall in prices of Bessemer and foundry iron this week. At the Cleveland meeting of the Bessemer surface association, reliable authorities say the year end price for the balance will be fixed at £20. Willey furnaces will maintain that rate. A reduction in all iron and steel products may follow. Beemer steel mills show 28 per ton this week, down $7 since year start.

Pittsburg The Chronicle Telegraph Bessemer and Foundry Bessemer Surface Association Cleveland Willey Beemer Steel

State college conference pushes agricultural reform measures

Bellefonte June 1 report that Shaeffer promised support for betterment in agricultural education. Delegates voiced the need for state action and a committee of five was appointed to present the matter to the next legislature to secure proper registration.

Bellefonte Shaeffer State College

Reformed Presbyterian Synod Debates Ministerial Barred Paths

The Reformed Presbyterian synod convenes to discuss quires on minister selection, restricting youths with professed views from preaching roles and banning certain elders from ordination or tenure. The meeting aims to clarify who may enter the ministry and how to enforce discipline.

Reformed Presbyterian Synod Teumedog

Mr. Bynum Rejected in New York Court Action

A New York court rejected a petition involving Hon. W. D. Bonney, with the decision dated in June. The case concerned executive matters tied to Washington state officials and a secretary or agent named Mr. Bynum, reflecting a formal judicial outcome in a proprietary matter.

Mr. Bynum Washington Westontialay W. D. Bonney Gotira New York

Unclear text fragment on pension policy in Pennsylvania and Washington

The readable fragment references pensions in Pennsylvania and Washington and mentions a person named Jane O and a string of unclear names. The passage lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes.

Counterfeiters Are Sentenced In Lancaster Conspiracy

Four defendants in the Lancaster revenue stamp counterfeiting case were sentenced in Philadelphia. William M. Jacobs and William L. Kendig received twelve years and fines of 5000 dollars each plus costs. Samuel Downey and Jim Burns received two and a half years and related penalties. The group produced forged stamps and notes including a Monroe head silver certificate.

Jacobs Kendig Downey Burns Philadelphia Lancaster Revenue Cigb United States District Court William M. Jacobse Willam L. Kendle Lancaster Clear Samuel B. Downey Internal Revenue Colletcy Jimins Burns Bricobs Kendle Monroe Baldwin Brodell Arthur Taylor McPherson United States Milery P. Ingham Harvey K. Newitt Kwadig Jacobs Woul Cote

Morning Weather Indications and Senate Debates Reported

The morning weather page notes fair, warmer conditions. Senate debates include wartime policy discussions and ministerial matters. Financial and crime items cover manslaughter pleas and local government discussions amid routine suburban news.

Etrondeburg Candidate List For Congress Voters

In Monroe County with limited choices, the Right group fields candidates for Congress. Notable figures include Dr. Jones TL Shull and Krowe Diermeirot while Cathon and Monrons Nerthiapitos are listed among omissions. The scene reflects local party contention and political oppression concerns.

Etrondeburg Mom MF Poolhaugh Congress Cathon Monrons Nerthiapitos Cmd Dr. Jones TL Shull Munroe County

Steamship Arrivals Individuals from New York June List

Steamship arrivals shown for New York on June list include numerous vessels with origins and destinations such as Liverpool and Southampton. The report includes ship names and routes, reflecting line schedules and port movements for early June.

New Yorks Cloard Neordland Amtwer Majontic Liverpool St. Paul Southanington Sabo Vaurie Naleer Wilhele Det Crome Heine Cherhewry Syuthoniplam Tanahow Mimeagolle New York Wyreith Aalleds Watedela Drain Hawtin Linayil Pusal Saul York

Westchester Republicans Ticket Details From Virginia Meeting

Fragmentary OCR describes a Westchester Virginia meeting of the Republican County Committee. It lists a slate including State water, Spring City, Kertherm district, W. I. Coryell, Thomas Lack, Pred Cope, Leweor Oafons, and James Poxuln among others.

Westchester Dune B Republican County State Water Hoyle Spring Ciy Asewinhlynen Kertherm Distri W. I. Coryell Caster Dietriot Thomas Lack Chet Contivern Diaietet Pred Cope Leweor

Beraud Wins Brookdale Handicap Despite Tough Finish

In New York Beraud edged Imp by a neck to win the Brookdale Handicap as the crowd watched two leaders. Jockeys Walt and Pring Meedwy were noted as key rivals, with a large turnout on hand for the event.

Beraud New York Dion S Pha Jim Derud Imp. Ie Walt Burette

Adhiral Dewees and Mire Dewey Jest Hem Tonight

Adhiral Dewees and Mire Dewey Jest plan a trip tonight to Columbus with the Haltimere and Ohio railroad route via Dewell and Grand Rapids Michigan. This brief item notes travel arrangements and connections for the journey.

Washington, Dunes Adhiral Dewees Mire Dewey Haltimere Ohio

Boxers and Russians Raise Alarm Across Asia and Seas

Reports from Tien Tsin and Berlin describe mounting tensions as Boxers threaten action against foreign forces while German missions report mob pillaging. Admiral Kempf notes U S forces landed at Taku and reinforced marines amid siege conditions. London and Shanghai dispatch confirm Russian troop movements toward Pekin to punish Boxers.

Shan Tung Washington Secretary of the Navy Admiral Kempf United States Newark Taku Forta Pel Ho River Taku Battilion Kempft Mavy Department London Daily Express Shanghai Tunwilay Port Arthur Pekin

Unclear fragmentary text from early college event

Fragmentary OCR mentions Carlisle Pas Jun and Weld University wedding scene with Robert Alin Smutt, Oakville, and New York references. details are garbled and names are uncertain.

Carlisle Pas Dickinn College Muale Callie Robert Alin Smutt Oakville Gilieerce New York

Unclear Sentence About Fall From Structure

Fragmentary report describes a person named Romine and another party at Cold Spring involving a fall from height. The text is garbled with missing words making exact details uncertain. No clear date, organization, or outcome can be reliably established from the readable portion.

Tragic Train Crash Near Mortlatos Claims Two

Thimae G Brenna of Granmily and Michael Galea of Pittnbinung died when a trolley car struck by an overhead bridge toppled on Morttlatos line. Both were seriously injured by the impact, with skull fractures reported.

Thimae G. Brenna Granmily Michael Galea Pittnbinung Oly Hitler Mort Tlatos

Pan American Exposition Official Delivers Remarks

A Pan American Exposition official from Nitrisburg speaks at the event in Philadelphia, presenting views and commentary on the showcases and participants including Viltein, Elveron, and other figures, detailing the overall aims of the exposition.

Nitrisburg Titile Viltein Danties Elveron Philadelphia Ao View Perthivats

General Wheeler Nomination Moves Senate Postcard Style

The president sent the nomination of Brigadier General Wheeler to the United States Senate for confirmation as a high rank. The brief dispatch notes the mediation of General Wheeler in the process and references ongoing federal military appointments.

Wheeler Washington Senate Ddeeph Wheel U. V United

Connolly Defeats Matthews in Twenty Fifth Round

In New York, Connolly edged Marty Matthews by decision after a lengthy twenty five round bout. Connolly controlled the action with steadier combinations and won the judges scorecards. Matthews pressed late but could not sway the outcome.

Connolly Matthews New York Dune Ildie Connolly Marty Matthews

Pretoria Occupied Ends Kruger War Hopes General French Frees British

London reports Lord Roberts entered Pretoria and ordered General French to release British prisoners at Waterval. British victory sparks nationwide rejoicing amid belief war may end eight months after Kruger's declaration. Queen Victoria hosted a Balmoral toast to Roberts as operations elsewhere wind down. Bennet Burleigh notes Kruger carried 1,000,000 pounds to Middleburg.

French Waterval Great Britain Kruger London Bourn Lord Roberts South Africa Pretora South African Republic Wir Farrest Hleemfontely Transvaal England Queen Victoria Duke and Duchess of York Princess Christian Victorian Balmoral Craiggown Lord Roberta Comementators Motha Pretoria Lord Roberts Mesage Bennet Burleigh Johannesburg Middleburg

Surrender Arrangements Set for Pretoria

London reports Lord Roberts confirms unconditional surrender of Pretoria after Boer officials seek terms. Botha agrees not to defend city. flag of truce exchanges lead to British occupation at 2 pm. Mrs. Botha and Mrs. Kruger in Pretoria. many British officers remain in Waterval as prisoners.

London Lord Roberts Pretoria Tan Hamilten de List Sandberg Botha Orden Act Her Boatha

Weather Forecast for Wisinesday and Thurdey in Pennsylvania

Weather forecast for Wisinesday and Thurdey in Pennsylvania calls for fair and warmer conditions. Wednesday will be bright with light to fresh southerly winds.

Washington Wisinesday Thurdey Astern Pensylvania

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Hanna, Carter and Pettigrew Mr. Carter Mr. Hanna Mr. Pettigrew Foraker James A. Gardner Hinna House and Trust Judiciary Committee Oregon Bryan Conference On Extradition City OF Gold Mr. Cummings NEW York Democrats Agricultural Conference Pennsylvania Pensions Jane O Lancaster Citeilal Wartie Fancater Cunterfeltiers Sentenond Linas Gentral—Northondierm Pennawana, Financial and Comimortal Yocul Nolan Meads Quilty Ministerial Association West Siler Chuan Rewalta Hhotind Atrott Loval Coalbaugh Dickinson Stephen W. Romine Feltae Transvaal Republic Lord Roberts Tella
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