Chaffee Taft to Collaborate on Cavite Civil Government
Reports from Manila indicate General Chaffee and Judge Taft will work together to inaugurate civil government in Cavite Province. Officials warn of revenue shortfalls while stressing U S and insular interests align as plans proceed.
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Taft
Cavite
Associated P Vess
Manila
Aine Fi
Wright
Mission
Plems Cenean Chaffee
Tae
Oa Yuan
Tati
Generel
Arthur Las Pilitene
Swan Case Details Revealed in Ongoing Hearings
Fragmentary notes describe a serious case involving multiple defendants and a sequence of hearings. The text references Swan, Tormey, and others in relation to a police inquiry and legal proceedings, with mentions of a food shortage and contested items.
Shipbuilding Trust Reported in Tie Resurha Tot Piles
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss port operations and shipbuilding amid industrial concerns. Mentions Faelichve Wire and The Mat ait Eaagerieel Haye with unclear references to port facilities and steel works. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond scattered program terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faelichve
Opposition to Sectarian Appropriations Reported
Exclusive Associated Press dispatch notes the new lodge of the American Protestant association adjourned today, with tentative plans to appoint committees on sectarian appropriations. George Bowser of Philadelphia is to convene the committees at his convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lodge
George Bowser
Phillis Delphi
Move to Prevent Petty Strikes
Exclusive United States report from Shawano notes a plan to curb petty strikes as negotiations with Cameron Colliery workers continue. An executive committee chosen by labor representatives will handle grievances while operations pause to avoid idle time during talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ites
Shawiohin
Cameron
Unclear fragmentary text from New York wire service item
The readable words describe a chaotic string of names and locations with no clear event, date, or outcome. Likely transcription errors obscure identifiable persons or organizations, preventing a factual summary.
First Move in Philadelphia Street Railway Franchises
Exclusive wire reports George D. Widener, president of West Philadelphia Passenger Railway, applied to city Councils for permission to lay tracks on main West Philadelphia streets not yet served by car lines. The June 6 application cites the April 8 1858 act and awaits city engineer approval before construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phildelphia
Mocht
Emeryville
George D. Widener
West Philadelphia
Canralttoe Oan
Com
Ren le
Individual Operators Protest Coal Sale Terms
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes-Barre notes that independent coal operators allege breach of post strike agreements. They say 60 percent of coal selling price previously paid as royalties should reflect the miners 10 percent wage increase, and they oppose life-of-mine contracts with hauling firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Railroad interests harmonized in new director elections
Exclusive wire reports that New York Central and Pennsylvania interests gain seats on the boards of Northern Pacific and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. A Pennsy official and a New York Central representative join the boards as consolidation moves accelerate. Widespread changes align railroad factions and set the stage for broader control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New York
Woon
Viewlertilt
New York Central System
Northern Pacific Railway
Qd Sainmmel
Abe
Crea
Pennayl- Suh Company
Atchison
Atchison Conmipany
Ma Aborgan
Othe Peek
Cenradc
Pennsylvania
Numderbalt
Unclear Source Incident In Sanith Area
Fragmentary wire report describes an incident involving multiple individuals near Belden ML. Details are garbled with misspellings, but mentions a person being taken to a location and a financial figure connected to the event. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Governor Pushes Transit Bills Amid Budget Tangles
Governor advances a package of transit measures as lawmakers grapple with funding. The administration cites long term infrastructure needs while the state department plans tests and procedures to regulate railway and transit utilities.
Withdrawal of Waldersee Causes Suspicion and Tensions
The withdrawal of Count von Waldersee and German troops raises doubts about pressing for Germany’s aims. Ministers suspend meetings to await home government guidance as Britain and France seek to limit friction at Tien-Tsin. Washington discussions on indemnity split and joint guarantees continue with the United States seeking a reduction while accepting its share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldersee
Tien-Tsin
Fry
Associated Press
Pekin
Minsters
Germany
Count von Waldersee
Germain
Lorne Campbell
Washington
Tay
Jobuly
United States
Rockhill
Thockhill
China
Roseutt
McKinley Sets Back on Exposition Plans
President McKinley shows no gains in public support as he weighs delays to the exposition. Officials report limited progress and indicate no new date may be set, with a possible future announcement pending.
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Wietington
Lane
Tonighe
Shere
McKinley
Caecal Steinbeng
Tern
More Horses for South Africa Vote Passes in Commons
Kadwixe Wite reports in The Associated Press that the British House of Commons approved 150 to 60 a 15,770,000 pound measure for transports and remounts in South Africa. Sir Blundell Maple alleges profiteering by British officers on Pretoria to Austria shipments and calls for a committee. Lord Branley says inquiry would be considered and expects accusations to be disapproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadwixe Wite
London
Dune
House of Commons
Blundell Maple
Plungury
Austria
Lord Branley
War Office
Deaths of a Day Exclusive Wire Rumors Chronicle
Death notices report Judge A Vine dying at Vibe hone near twne from ty. fever in New York. George W. Chamber band member, once New York exalted ruler of Bike, dies after blood poisoning from hand surgery in hospital. Myra M. Clohmidge dies, former goalie at Colgate and Marlinon universities, survived by widow and son Louis A. Goodenough of Waterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cundeo
Dine
t-Kormer
A. Vine
Vibe Hone
Twne
New York
Dune
George W. C Nber
Shige
Tiompeaen
Dewel
Mle
Isaid
Bers
Hamilton
Myra ML
Fire at Rabe Brewing Co. Causes Major Loss In Milwaukee
An Exclusive Wire report from Milwaukee details a fire at the Rabe Brewing Company causing an estimated 10 000 dollars in damage. A worker died from injuries sustained when he was trapped after falling four stories during the blaze. Fully insured, the plant sustained extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Dune
Rabe Brewing Company
Imurance
Murderers Confess in River Murder Case
An Associated Press telegraph says John Stallion and the two sons of Mrs. Stallion confessed to killing Alice Stallion, a sixteen year old stepdaughter. The mother allegedly struck the girl with a poker and the trio disposed of the body in a river amid rising lynching fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Modiitte
Cgalenn
Stone County
Ales
John Stallion
Dames God
Crabtree
Alice Stallian
Alice
Dames River
Anow
Brallion
Dedsoua
Independence Has Trouble on Second Try Trial
The Lawson yacht Independence suffered a serious accident during its second fail trial in Boston on June 6, ending after about 90 minutes. Earlier the vessel showed strong performance reaching over thirteen and a half nautical miles an hour, testing mast integrity and digging under full sail in a strong breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawson
Independence
Geittle
Muehlbronner Bill Passes in Senate and House
Exclusive wire reports the Muehlbronner bill ending second class cities was passed finally. The Senate adjourned briefly and resumed, with appropriations approved including 10,000 to Dad-Homiene hospital and 90 to Lackawanna hospital. A five member commission with one Democrat was set to be appointed by Governor Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrelshire
Senate Et Ab SO Oeloek
Muiehlbronnen
Carady
Phililelphia
Senate
House
Sean Lo
Stone
Ma. Magis
Schuylkill
Demecni
Scheuer Bil
Lackawanna Hospital
Dad- Homiene Hospital
Banquet at Harrisburg Highlights State Officials and Legislators
A ceremonial banquet in Harrisburg gathered state officials and lawmakers with guests including Congressional members and legislative correspondents. Attendees from the Governor, Speaker, and other leaders shared remarks at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warristiere
Legislture
Tlarrietine
Tharrisburg
Degetmuster
Legislative Correspondents’ Association “Thety of
Tillstirge
Spencer
Thomas Jones Dies in Botched Escape Attempt
An early report states Thomas Jones, with accomplices Rice and Rutledge, attempted to flee from the comntables on Tuesday night. He was shot in the arm, leading to amputation, and a message mentions letters and a bag with an address associated to Hive. An express message tracked revolvers disposed of during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torony, Jones
Thorne Jones
Rice
Rutledge
Toronto
Chhoage
Puiard
Yard Conductor Bound Over in Railway Collision Case
Exclusive AP report from Allania details that Gadijo 8-G. B. Punto, a yard conductor, was bound over without bail by the Superior Court after a preliminary trial indicated Dutton operated the engine Tuohy used in the collision with the Mavon passenger train on the Southern Railway. Three people were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Allania
Gadijo
G. B. Punto
Southers Mallway
Kyt
Dutton
Anstel
Tuohy
Mavon
Cailway
Fragmented Obscure Dispatch From Turbulent Conference
A garbled wire service transmission mentions various officials and delegates in a confused roll of names and titles. The text references military ranks, city or organization names, and a national meeting but provides little coherent context or event details.
Weather and Court Dispatches Across Regions
Morning weather shows fair and cooler conditions. Reports from General-Moie Out and Connell tn note power disapproval of Germany's stance in China. Civil rule favored in Philips pines with local testimony for defense in the criminal court proceeding at Billiott. Educational contest scores rise as contestants excel in the Edicational Contest across Lowa and Northeastern Peony Koala. Local director Wornser asked to explain trotintefal and haber.
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Connell Tn
Powera
Germany
China
Chiffee
Philipspines
Seven Min Burned In Gas Explosion At Pancoast Mine
Firemen were seriously burned yesterday afternoon at the Pancoast colliery Throop by a gas explosion in a new shaft. James Carden and George Northup suffered burns severe enough for hospital care while six other workers had burns varying in severity. The accident occurred about 2 oclock as cage bucket trips began, the shaft descends four hundred fifty feet. the injured were rushed to Lackawanna hospital or home after initial aid.
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Pancoast Calliery
Throop
James Carden
Cof North
Carden
Northip
Oto
Northup
Hadston
Dy N. EL Newbury
Lackawanna Hospital
Man Who Shot Rival Wins Estate Case Award
In a court ruling, Herbert Clement sues Pantel Hitt's estate over a fatal dispute arising from a past quarrel about a right of way. The jury awarded the plaintiff damages totaling 5000 dollars. The case centers on injuries Clement suffered after being shot during the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clement
Bittle
Pantel Hitt
Aovendio
Ebehiteen Junie
Huths
Clement
Patel
Injunction Against York Strikers Granted
A judge granted an injunction restraining striking union machinists at York Manufacturing Company from interfering with the business. The petition alleges the union formed a conspiracy to force operations and that pickets have harassed current workers and disrupted work at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Shige Stewart
Defentante
Ile York
Shipping News Fragment Lists Arrivals and Sails
Exclusive wire items note arrivals and sailings with scattered place names including New York and various ships such as Oceanic Retrovidas Hotterdam Amatendam and La Bretagne. The garbled text lists vessels and destinations in a maritime update with limited readable detail.
Local official accused in fatal shooting at city hall
A garbled report from The Associated Press describes a violent incident in Chrittssile where an accused violator fired at Mayor Rod and Health Officer Melba, killing both the mayor and the health officer. Police named Hod and James as involved revelers in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Chrittssile
Good Waren
Ain
Iola
Mayer Rod
Melba
Hoth
Anes
Himeelf
Misia Aiyk and Bradley Wife In Unclear Report
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press describe a notable event involving Neighbors and General Bradley. The report is garbled but mentions the Bradleys and a Mie Bradley wife of Beigadice General Bradley f with unspecified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Bradley Vi Desline Son
Bradley F
Dobatch
Connell Named New Recorder After Moir Resigns
Recorder James Moir resigns his post and Governor appoints W. L. Connell nephew of Congressman William Connell former city mayor to succeed him. Connell's commission delivered yesterday and he is sworn in. Mark K. Edgar named private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
James Moir
W. L. Connell
William Connell
Recorder
Connell
Select Council
Mark K. Edgar
Mr. Edgar
Resignation of Recorder Moir Shocks Scranton
Special from Irishore reports Governor Stone received Recorder James Moir's resignation last night. Secretary Blatton delivered it, and the governor named Miver Wyck to replace him. The Politico scene included Speaker Connell and Municipal League delegates debating the resignation and its timing amid a petition for mayoral matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgovernor Stone
James Moir
Scranton
Pires OL Blatton
Miver Wyck
Clonmelta
Mole
Willian Connell
John R. Willams
Connells
Connells Vans. Sion, Colonel WH. M. Boies, EL i Sturges and J. al Lansing
Municipal League
Seramtion
Huarrisburg
Heconeer
League
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Gen. Chaffee
Philip
Pine Islands
Swan
Arlington
Associated Presa
Opheteh Phurmel
Gewon
Corie
Bedieagh Steel
American Protestant Association
Associated Pres
Lackawanna
Ty Lachaise
Tie Associated Meow
Chile
Valle
Philadelphia
The
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mab
Belden
Laualher
Stadt
Sanith
Ooulvae
Nierisburg
Tridiadt
Mrs. M'Kinley
South Africa
Associated Prem
Pabst Brewery
Pras
Wuehington
Alice Stallion
Fox
Harrisburg
Thomas Jones
Desperado
Yard
Geussbur
Don BoThe
von Ventian
Lavi
Weal C'hwater
Eliregar
Y Goeneril
Carbondale Department
Billiott
Ralitariat
Lowa
Sullarhon
Pancoast Mine
Mrs. Johnson
Moir
W. A. Stone
Sorantem
Owe Patty
Emi
Thorn
Iid
Citiziona
Ibs Worming
Captain Moles
Halton
Esteilien
Mel Sturges
Witten
Frey
Mieke
Bturges
Peliaw
Colonel Faeies
Lea
Donitiog
Gelene
Renevant Bbecorder
Cartier
Gowcutme
Pepe
Gevernon
Aelvics
Tel
Mer
Comite
Lowul
Leuiperitine Yoo
Deetsarens
Cowec
Seus
Weather Forecast
Wiohington
Kye Allan
Sultan
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