Platt Amendment Accepted by Cuban Constitutional Convention
The Cuban constitutional convention approved the Platt amendment by a 16 to 11 vote. Senores Tamayo Vilbundas and Osedia submitted the amendment as passed by Congress and recommended its acceptance and annexation to the constitution. A commission will be appointed to draft the electoral law. Washington reports praise for the move and notes the island’s path toward a stable government with U.S. support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamayo
Villandas
Quesada
Congress
Senor Ferrero
Washington
Cubrn
Helths All Atom Hive
Ubwes
Agai
Wal Consentiooe
War Department
Laur Will Fight Trusts In French Metal Debate
The draft petition from Paris figures Juveli Francois Luou and associates urges action before the Chamber of Deputies to address the American steel tariff. It warns the move could disrupt France’s metal industry and seeks reprisal measures against U.S. steel products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Laur
United States
Questa
Chamber of Deputies
IML
Commoinys
France
Paris
Juveli
Francois Luu
Tutur
Charters Granted to Eighteen Street Railway Firms in Allegheny
Harrisburg reports state department grants charters to eighteen street railway companies all based in Allegheny county. Notable is Pottstown Traction Co holder of a 1500000 capitalization to build twenty one miles of road in Pottstown with George M. Malsberger as president and local directors Sott...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department
Focht and
Emery Rapid Transit
Allegheny County
W. J. Berrman
Pittsburg
FL Thompson
Charleroi
W. Marsh
Ross
L. Gi. Woods
Pottstown Traction Sos
Pottstown
Inciuity
George M. Malsberger
Jacob C. Sottern
Do. Allen Dealy
Calvin Fegely
S. HH. Pridy
Schuylkill Traction Company
Tpottetown Company
Opers
Init
Dinkey Engine Jumps the Track at Paint Creek Bridge
Two men are dead and three injured in a dinkey engine accident on the Windher extension of the Johnstown Passenger Railway at the Paint Creek bridge. The fatalities are Dominick Leander and Cosmi Veelferri both aged about 30s, with several injured workers taken to Memorial Hospital. Victims were employees of the contractors, under foreman Tedder, on the construction crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paint Creek Bridge
Johnstown
Associated Press
Paint Creek
Windher
Memorial Hospital
Domnick Leander
Cosmi Veelferri
Vosii Dorisis
MM Owear
Coe Pond
Tedder
Fastest Battleship Sets Speed Record at Sea Trials
The vessel, claimed to be the fastest battleship in the world, completed a demanding four hour test, surpassing rivals in average speed. It demonstrated extraordinary rapidity by circling within tight bounds, maintaining smooth machinery with no significant issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
Iieis
Prest- Kents Fords Coenieht
Othe
Coope
Mualintiutabag
Vlal Knute
Lemegtly
Srendiess
Lerongives
Unclear Source Listing Names Corporations and Capitals
Fragmented wire service style note lists various corporations and capital amounts with many typographical errors. It references multiple entities such as The People’s Lee Company and The Felivonia Water Company, but most names and figures are garbled, making precise identification difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Harnehieg
Tone 12
Derwld
Pri Peegniation
Hotesdale
Capital
SN Diter
Dede Phage Hilo Packing Gap
Seentons Mapaal
Erty
Vuswye Mountain
Felivonia Water Sonygainy
Ofeee Forks
Potter Countty
Allignee Water Cuinoy
Ubonsyapital
RO Peomlalog Rultiing Machion Manufacturing Company
Transit ordinances pass in Philadelphia councils
Fourteen rapid transit ordinances introduced Monday were passed by both branches. Thirteen grant franchises to street railway firms and one revokes privileges for noncompliance. Bills push for three cent fares. a New York offer for fares and transfers is noted. The measures favor two main firms the surface and the elevated railway companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astociaims
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Stone
Conon Counels
New York
A. L. Johnson
Cononels
Surface Railway Company
Elevated Railway Company
Fraud investigations unfold into army commissary frauds
Exclusive wire reports from San Francisco say General Shafter and Inspector General Maus are probing fraud in the army commissary branch amid arrests of Lewis Abraham & Sons for buying and selling government supplies. A warehouse south of Market Street holds large quantities of stolen military goods as officers expand inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shafter
Maus
Department of California
Federal Grand Jury
Army Service
Cita
Lewis Abraham & Sons
Daily Newspipers
Jincob Steveley
Abrahams
Hall of Justice
Segieur
Market Street
Seymour
Taylor Convicted of Murder in Second Degree
William Taylor of Washington D C was convicted of murder in the second degree for killing his stepmother on Mineo Solast during a visit to Baltimore. He received a fifteen year sentence after the jury cited his mental weakness as a factor in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William
Jenn )Taylor
Washington
Notable arrivals amid tumult in European capitals
The report notes the arrival of Mrs. Brussela, wife of General Louis Bote, at a railway station near Wr Lewd, Rome. It also mentions papal reception for Mer O Connell and remarks on coal miners' protests and a renewed expedition tied to the Whine province, signaling unrest and political maneuvering across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussela
Botha
Louis Bote
Rome
Dune
Mer O'Connell
Chiba
Wilver
Local officials push vacancy fill after judge Yerkes death
An official meeting in Higohs County discusses filling a vacancy on the bench created by the death of District Judge M. Green of Kasten. The resolution supports nominating Judge Yerkes of Higohs for the vacant post and aligns with Blair County political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alloona
Colunty
Mena
M. Green
Kasten
Blair County
Yerkes
Uncertain Report From Asepeialiyt Press Sparks Confusion
A garbled report from The Asepeialiyt Press describes an incident during swimming near a canal with references to Exelonive Wired, Hareishing, Jono A lavles Theidlinger and a city in Ohio. The text is unclear with many misspellings and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exelonive
Asepeialiyt Press
Hareishing
Jono A Lavles Theidlinger
Ohio City
Captain Herlihy Held In Bail For Neglect Of Duty
Captain John Herlihy was held on 1500 bail by Magistrate Cornell in special sessions on charges of neglect of duty for permitting vice in the Eldridge Street precinct, known as the "Tied Ligne" district, while in command last year. The action stems from accusations by Rev. Patock of the Pro-Cathedral presented before the old police board, which previously acquitted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New York
Tmolles
John Dy Pheclty
Hell Sclal
Court of Special Sessions
Magistite Cornell
Tarlem
Telwie
Eldridge Street
Terlihy
Padtock
Pro-Cathedral
Patlee Board
Explosions at Port Royal Mines Prompt Inquest
An explosion at 4 o clock in No So shaft Port Royal mines spurs an inquest led by Coroner Wynne Westmoreland. Witness Tom Cilensen claims the explosion followed a man responsible still in the mine. Efforts to recover the entombed workers face gas hazards and mine safety disputes as authorities consider rescue or further flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cilensen
Hadley
Gleason
Hhs
Pather Carroll
Smithton
Burnlog
Thayve
Covroll
Father Cowroll
Father Arrvolt
Rioting at Rochester Erupts as Strikers Clash
Exclusive wire reports riotous lines of striking laborers and sympathizers marching on Portland Avenue. Officers and detectives faced welters of sticks and stones as teams were driven off still more, while Mayor Carnahan vowed to urge contractors to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.ooy
Carnahan
Good
Newport News Strike Expands Hit List At Yard Complex
The Newport News shipyard strike widens as about 300 electrical plumbing and pipe fitting workers are laid off following interference by strikers. Management expects more departments to cut back, risking a shutdown of the city’s main industry within a week or ten days unless a settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Vadune
Hivgely
Abe
Wim Cloke
Henry Labouchere Fined by Exclusive Wire Front
London report states Henry Labouchere was fined for contempt of court after remarks on a trial. The Associated Press correspondent describes the proceedings and the editor of Youth as the principal defendant. judgment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Labouchere
Y M C A Jubilee Reports Growth Across Land
The International Y M C A Jubilee convention opens with praise service and addresses on fifty years of work. Judge Selden P. Spencer speaks on lessons from a half century, while Herbert Ames notes the contribution to city problem solutions and urban betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer W
Flerbert B. Ames
Montreal
Young Men's Christian Association
Local Weather and Civic Notes Spark Morning Brief
A weather oriented morning notice reports likely local rain and general advisories. The piece mentions various civic items including a Jubilee Convention, state lawmaking activity, and college activations.
Association Address Highlights Jubilee Efforts and Youth Welfare
The report notes total expenditures of 2407 and receipts totaling 45 150 from various activities, with jubilee funds aimed at supporting a one million dollar endowment. Dr Theodore Ta Cuter of New York sent an outline due to illness, while G Stanley Hall of Clark University spoke on youth physical development and Edwin L Shuey addressed commerce and industry welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto
Sen
Sprlei
Theodore Ta. Cuter
New York
Annus
Siamie
Pr. Chyler
Edwin L. Shuey
Dayton
Ohio
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Dismembered Body Identified in Chelmsford Case
The dismembered body of Mrs. Wilfred Blondin, found near Chelmsford, is identified by her sister in law in Lawrence. The investigation links Blondin to prior jealousy and abuse allegations. Blondin, a former employee of Morles Hayward & Co, vanished after departing work on a morning in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Wilfred Blondin
Chelmsford
Dreland
Canada
Goldier
Boston
Casey
Llard
Green Street
Census Expert Convicted as Principal Suspect in Seance Killings
Joseph H H Ching, a Saint Marys County lawyer, was found guilty as the chief conspirator in a federal census office plot involving a seizing of money. He faces a two year sentence in Baltimore, with Judge Morris noting the jury could have returned no other verdict. Ching immediately signaled an appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Stinnere
Joseph HH. Ching
Saint Mary's County
Baltimore
Morris
United States Court
Ching’k Wihori
Supreme Court of the United States
Odd ceremony ends with diplomas awarded in tense scene
A disrupted event concluded as graduates received diplomas while tensions rose. Community leaders, including officials and organizers, faced interruptions and murmured disputes during the closure of the proceedings.
Gettysburg Memorial Bill Faces Opposition in State Legislature
The Pennsylvania legislature debated a £250,000 appropriation to build a memorial on the Gettysburg battlefield. Democrat Mic Haag opposed the plan, arguing funds should go to hospitals, while Voorhees urged support. House and senate actions covered numerous hospital and public works appropriations with amendments and potential conference on education and butter bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang
Harrishurs
Gettiwenburg
Sailiors
Pennsylvania
Wien
Pascel
We Tea4
Mic Haag
Schuylkill
DOD
Mr. Voorhees
Phiiladelpha
Jules
Senate
Williamsport
Province
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Home Force Cildren
Pottsville
Kane Hospital
Robert Packer
Philadelphia Orthopodice Hospital
Children's Industrial Home
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Todd Hospital
Carlisle
Alnilie Home
New Castle
O11
City Hospital
Board of Public Eharlilies
Free Hospital
Ford
House
Governor Stone Vetoes Promising Measures Amid Disputed Reforms
The governor places the seal of disapproval on proposed amendments and borrowing expedients, citing concerns over soundness and biased elites. He signs limited reforms, abolishes several bills, and reorganizes offices while creating new judicial districts and altering county clerks registrars roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Thavrstoirg
aLuatie
Stone Thaiey
Alee
OSBR
Lawsenweb Pek Tafi Cae i Howe Ecerigeanns
Opti A. S. Moreniw
Malone Jaeal Higelne
Poenmsylvania
Pinimmer
Tyrone Artillew Company
Pennsylvania
Cipladines Bell
Pie Thonother
Counrt
Wis
Unclear OCR Record From The Association News
Fragmented text presents names and places with poor OCR. It mentions individuals such as Kali Hreien Soutlunpto and Piledevich Ter Grose, with references to New York and Aniwerg Moltyndalle, but lacks coherent events or actions to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dine Po
Kali Hreien
Soutlunpto
Clean
la Hereaion
Mann
Piledevich Ter Grose
Hemi Aia Stan Pen
Deutobiond
Tlantugne
Via Wivgnenith Anal
Het Fourmallodt Majestii
Wiverpeml
By Testend
Aniwerg
Moltyndalle
New Vecvhe
Pevattiangpelant
Anthea
Hatin
Matlods
Wilhielra
Ringe
Vasenl
Chenanic
Weather forecast for Washington region shows heat and wind
Weather outlook for Washington and nearby areas indicates continued high temperatures with possible heat and humidity. Forecasters warn of variable winds and the likelihood of late day relief as systems move through.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guban
Conservatives
Ncce
Tava
Plath
Tinney
Voes
Shin
Senoares Tamese
Vilbundas
Ouosedia
Matt
Jesse
Hetch
Ann Ape
Seneres Rivera
Corpease
Geneva
Rebau
Teor
Sepp Ferrero
Hig
Teaaw
Omnis
Hiw
Mr. Root
Buffalo
Elihu Root
Mavand
Cuba
Laur
American Steel Company
Pactuai
Aesgilateures
Pers
Illinois
Princeton
Hy Bachwire
Aswciatecd
Teingoton
Wiioorton
Nowra Hall
Taylor
Captain Herlihy
Red Light District
Port Royal
Tom Gleason
Ibs
Associated Post
London
Dane
P. Spencer
Theodore L. Cuyler Senda
Cole
Ben
Tess
Amar
Alan Ower
Aml
Tly Elt
Ely
Ted
Thearie Amd
Eulillers
Eutiwliter
Amd
Chi
India
South
Amica
Neojberkip
Oelighee
Wieland Buble
Omni
Wwe
Carbondale Department
H T.seol
Lafayette College
Weinhareia
Joseph H. Ching
U. P
Cleveland
Cleveletul
Ruth
Sotaton Magia
Loselwidl
Inakie
THE
Gettysburg
Aesie
Diane
Kaclistie Wie
Associatiil Mies
Lear
Weather Forecast
Sincr
Calor Loile
Gt Bight
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!