Senate Defeats Key Bill Again in Late Session
The Senate concurred in a conference report on the House tax bill for company store orders as major minors bills were cleared in most parts. A Burroughs shade tree planting clause passed, while several measures in the House and Senate moved forward with final passage slated for Thursday.
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Hihnemian Hospital
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Allegheny
Savare
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Philadelphia
Sone
International Y M C A Convention Draws Large Audience
A crowded session of the international YMCA convention heard speeches by Rev Dr Hall and others. Delegates from New York and Choantoma attended as prayers and speeches celebrated the event with addresses and reflections on unity.
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Pyesttene
Edwitt
Abe
Servie
Charles Cithbest
Prmilaw Thie Goon
MEE
Dewkge
New York
Potestalead
Anglo American Trap Shoot Opens at Middlesex Gun Club
The top Anglo American trap shoot opened at the Middlesex Gun Club range with bright weather and a fair attendance. A high gusty wind hampered good records on the international event, delivering totals that favored American shooters with a purse of sixty six dollars while British entries earned a smaller sum.
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Dune
Ivan
Tolas
Middlesex
World's Coal Record Broken by United States Lead
The Geological Survey reports 1900 coal output at 267,542,444 short tons, up about 5 percent from 1899, with total value near 207,020,000 dollars. Pennsylvania and Illinois show declines and gains, while West Virginia and Ohio post notable increases. Britain drops to second in world production as the U.S. maintains dominance.
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Washington
Dune
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Bates
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Mawar Wy
Pouriver
United States Geological Survey
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Oregon
Idanie
Hoo
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Ustt
West Virginia
Ohia
Alabma
Arkansas
Michigan
Utah
Kansas
Kentucky
Great Britain
Explosion at Pittslurss mine Leaves Dozens Dead
A blast at the Pittslurss mine in Port Royal results in sixteen deaths, seven survivors, and extensive property losses. The superintendent William Mac Can is among the dead, found near the shaft. several family members survive other victims.
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Royal Mines
Port Royal
Pittslurssnal Company
William Mac Can
Comprinces Mines
Hedy
Picasipeway
Couns Guulus
Londer
Frite Kruger
Mrs McKinley Resting Comfortably At Bedside
An executive wire reports Mrs McKinley is very comfortable and resting at her husband’s side. The president’s condition shows gradual improvement with no change in prognosis as doctors monitor his recovery and consider plans for a possible summer trip if his health allows.
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Othieuioni
McKinley
Mir. McKinley
Burglary Ring Pleads Guilty in Eastern Territory Case
An exclusive wire from The Associated News Readings reports defendants pleading guilty to twenty three burglary charges. Silvester Venter received three years for involvement with a police case. Goods valued at over 37,000 were seized by Detective Marte and the case was reviewed by a grand jury.
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Wilton Clinton
Tueal I Miller
Silvester Venter
Marte
Tis Grand Jury
Machinists at Chicago Elect O'Connell to Lead Union
A re-elected president O'Connell heads the International Machinists Union at the Chicago convention. Officers chosen include Genlin Silane and others as delegates from Washington New York and Cheyenne. The group debated venue and decided against relocating headquarters, with the convention ending after installation of officers.
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Toronto
Wi —Aetolas
International Machinists
O'Connell
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Sliwe
Abe Shen Pried
Sow
Holmes
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Ther
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Chhenge
Glostiit
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Wilken
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Wroot
Sento
Commi
Washington
Hd Creamer
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Reesan
Warner
New York
Vmilwinker
Indictment Shocks Miss Bott Case at Hodley County Court
An indictment against Mabel Th. Bott, a Smith College student, is revealed in a tense proceeding. She pleads not guilty as her mother weeps, while witnesses describe the tense courtroom scene and a plan for future travel.
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Mabel Th. Bott
Smith College
Eli
Tapan
Bure
Bridgeton
Noo
Southern Industrial Convention Opens in Philadelphia
Delegates from southern states meet in Philadelphia for a four day Southern Industrial Convention. Governors Stone and Ashbridge welcome guests as northern and southern business groups discuss trade advancement and mutual benefits. The event features excursions on the Delaware River and addresses by Hoke Smith and Robert C. Opine.
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Philadelphia
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Texas
Delaware River
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Cin
Robert CC. Opilen
Southern Educational Conference
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Trial of John Biddle Details The Marion County Case
Trial proceedings reveal the Marion County case against John Biddle and Thea Waliner. Prosecution outlines evidence linking the key witnesses to Mount Washington and the Derby heist, with Detive Walter Deri giving testimony about duties and alleged guilt. details describe the weapon and a plan involving a shootout.
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Pittstneg
Mane
Thea Waliner
Walter Deri
Seston
Waslington
Kibet
Fragmented report on Pennsylvania Mallroad control dispute
An exclusive wire dispatch alleges a struggle over control of the Pontertronia state lines. The report hints at interference and possible manipulation but remains unclear and incomplete.
Sullivan sorority convention shapes state action
An exclusive wire from The Ageiolated Brass reports the Sullivan sorority convention where attendees discussed adoption of a national agenda. The gathering at PresidenTew pledged support for constitutional changes and urged the Comerith GO Cle mipartmit to advance state measures.
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Danikeieher
Thesali
Hiknesere
Comerith
Uncertain Draft News Note From The Aspelated Preas
An unclear Philadelphia source reports on a telecom dividend scheme amid a regional division. Details are garbled and names are unreadable, with no clear dates or holders identified.
Incident Alleges Fatal Accident In Cambridge Fire Service
The report states June Meth S. Bigelow of Kuilale and two men from Hara were run over by a chemical engine belonging to the Cambridge fire department tonight, causing instant death according to the wire.
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Kuilale
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Hara
Cambridge Fie
Chinese Indemnity Offer Backed by Ministers at The Hague Talks
A meeting of foreign ministers in Pekin shows better prospects for agreement on China paying 465,000,000 taels indemnity. Ministers favor prompt settlement and discuss 4 percent interest collection. Mrs Rockhill to present American wishes to finish business at The Hague. Troop departure appears premature as court return remains unsettled. Throckmorton translator notes alleged deliberate destruction of Forbidden City archives following edict receipt.
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Hague
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Pekin
China
Prince Ching
Ji Wing Chong
Political Turbulence and Trials Dominate Morning Briefing
The morning bulletin cites President McKinley on restraint and state action, reports on Mina settlement prospects, and notes legal verdicts in Reeianqua. It lists military events, Commonwealth relations, and regional updates from Pennsylvania and nearby areas.
Trials at Manila Reveal Bribery Ties Across Island
Exclusive wire report from Mania June describes trials of officers of the Forty-third regiment on charges of bribery and trading with closed Leyvie ports. Surgeon General Welsh confessed, naming Captain Michael Spellian and Lieutenant Delbert R. Jones. Welsh denied a thousand pesos as his share of the spoils. The Masin president Lyte is arrested for alleged involvement, with Manila firm agents linked to the alleged biased nets.
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Welsh
Michael Spellian
Delbert R. Jones
Masin
Lyte
Manila
Trouble at Rochester during streetcar strike unrest
Exelusive Wire reports Rochester labor tensions as a streetcar strike leads to clashes between workers and police. Rioters confront authorities near the city hall as patrols attempt crowd control amid tense streets and halted transit.
Boatswain Murphy Injured as Oregon Arrives at Command Base
The damaged signal and shipyard accident injured Boatswain Murphy aboard the battleship Oregon during post example maneuvers. Chief Matawan Viephas is among the nine aiding in the evacuation. The vessel’s lines and anchor reportedly suffered notable damage.
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Ashville No Go Court Hangs Four In Old Trial
In North Carolina four men, including Dane Phin and others, were condemned after a case referencing the Crider line. They face execution by hanging after a lengthy trial.
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Dane Phin
Gael Fen
Steamship Arrivals Report From New York Harbor
Unclear OCR text lists ship arrivals with multiple names and origins. The fragment mentions steamships tied to New York port and various personal or vessel names such as Liverpaul Sailou and Mario Theresia, but readable details are limited.
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Dune
Citongud
Viriralanal
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Liverpaul Sailou
Unclear OCR: Local election cost and committee details
Fragmentary text references a democratic committee and a fine or price related to government or state commission. Names and places are unreadable, making specifics unavailable.
Eviction of Locked Out Miners Sparks Bernice Parade
Sheriff Osler ousted families from State Line and Sullivan Railway colliery at Bernice, Sullivan County. About 250 striking miners and wives formed a parade through Bernice and Mildred, urging stores to bar nonunion workers. Police report no violence. workers booted for pumping water and repairs continue.
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Mie Aaen
Boyle Arrests the Detectives in Looming Strike
In Wilkes-Barre ex-legislator and reform leader Boyle leads police to arrest four men he says are detectives hired to infiltrate a strike. The arrests follow threats with firearms and a tense standoff that drew crowds as workers and neighbors feared for safety. Mayor Nichola requested police protection for residents and striking workers amid the unrest.
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Boy Injured In Fall From Box Car On Lackawanna Line
Frank Peeutis, a developmentally delayed 12 year old, residing at 428 Oak Street, fell from a moving box car on the Keyser Valley branch of the Lackawanna about 2 o clock last night. He suffered a fractured skull and facial lacerations and was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
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Oak Street
Keyser Valley
Lackawanna
Red Men at Philadelphia Silent Delegate Assembly
Fragmented OCR text recounts a political gathering in Philadelphia with mentions of delegates, provoked delays, and a disputed prize event. The readable names suggest a discussion of state delegates and expected outcomes, but the full action remains unclear.
Alabama Obituary Notifies Death in Pusculmeal Tonight
An obituary notice reports the death of Muntsomers, of Alabama, at Pusculmeal tonight. A brief item credits Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
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Samloya
Alabama
Pusculmeal
McKinley Rejects Third Term Nomination Demand
President William McKinley states he is not and will not be a candidate for a third term. He emphasizes his sole aim is to serve through his second term for the approval of his countrymen and then return to private citizenship. The declaration shocks political circles and is seen as rebuke to Senator Depew and Representative Grosvenor.
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Grosvenor
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Washington
May Winley
White House
Nominading
William M'Kinley
Andy Ahieht
Watley
Semitor Fianna
Deaths of a Day in Warment Resident
An obituary notices the death of a long time Warment resident, a man noted as an extensive trader and business figure. His family name and precise dates are unreadable in the damaged text, but the notice records his passing and residence.
Weather forecast for Washington adjusted midweek
Forecast for Washington covers Wednesday through Tuesday with cautious sunshine and scattered showers. Temperatures remain mild with light winds and variable cloudiness throughout the period.
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