Has Hawaiian chapter remark shocks Senate amid Bland quorum fight
The Senate opened in executive session with Frye's Hawaii speech to be finished tomorrow. He blasted the Hawaiian chapter as discreditable to the administration and mocked diplomacy. Bland’s seigniorage bill gain a quorum but a late tally dispute sparked a heated scene led by Rep Tracy and Rep Read.
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Wasninotos
Senate
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Finance Committee
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Milia
McPherson
Frye
Maine
Willis
Treay
Del
Grant
San Domingo
Dabcock
Cleveland
Honolulu
Lount
Bland
Read
Tracy
Dem
N.Y
Five Babies Born at Kirtassisu Farm in Pennsylvania
In Kirtassisu Pennsylvania on February 23 Mr David Rosenberger a small farmer and his wife welcomed five babies three girls and two boys all healthy and strong Doctors say they are likely to live and grow well Father 40 years old five feet tall expresses astonishment at the birth noting it comes after a period of surprise over a political vote count and the event drew neighborly reaction.
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Pennsylvania
David Rosenberger
Mra. Rosenberger
Roseberger
Sentence of a Crank Sentenced for Bonding Threatening Mail
Joseph Donjin was found guilty in a United States court of violating postal laws by mailing a threatening card to Vice President Stevenson. Judge Morris sentenced him to eighteen months in the penitentiary after the jury verdict. Donjin urged the judge to summon Stevenson, Senator Sherman, and others as witnesses, but the request was denied.
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Bautivoni
United States
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Morris
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Sherman
Baltimore
Doomaday
Four Hundred Strikers Rally at Eagle Miners Fight
About 400 armed strikers from New River and Montgomery gathered at Armstrong Branch near Eagle. They marched to the Wyant mine hill to force miners out but faced gunfire. Reports say one man died and between eleven to three men were killed in the ensuing clash. Governor McCorkle responded.
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Times
Charleston
W. Va
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Montgomery
Armatrong Branch
Winchesters
McCorkle
Unclear historical clash as state troops readied
Fragmentary report notes two dispatches urging state troops to scene and orders for Company K to stand ready. Mentions sheriff at Eagle, Wyant men, Major Banks militia, and growing seriousness as Huntington troops ordered amid a mountain strike and power outage.
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Tipple
Huntington
Gaylord mine explosion fears recovery failure
Report from Plymouth states rescuers work at the Gaylord mine where thirteen workers are believed lost. Officials say no signs of recovery are likely and the expedition continues in fragile conditions.
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Gaylord
Plymouth
Interesting Exercises at the Carlisle Training School
At the Indian Training School in Cynvisty Pennsylvania the Carlisle program drew visitors from Cumberland Valley and major cities. Prominent attendees included Mort on senator Taller and family, Indian Commission er Branting and wife, measures of education and church figures, and chiefs Lone Wolf Cloud Chief Black Chyote among others. Commencement follows with diploma awards to graduates tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
New York
Washington
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Savretare
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Taller
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Pendleton
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de Hulman
Priestly
Sheldon Jackson
Whitelby
Rilsley
Hooker
Jnanah Bask
Lone Wolf
Cloud Chief
Black Chyote
Mechanics Object to Nun Teachers in Public Schools
The installation of two Sisters of Mercy as teachers in the Riverville public school sparks city and state debate. State Councillor Kerr has hired leading constitutional attorneys to determine the legality of employing nuns in public schools and whether their garb violates state anti sectarian teaching laws.
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Tia
Sixpes Mich Fatal Accident Strikes Village Crowd
A car accident in Sixpes Michigan yesterday afternoon fatally injures six people and injures about a dozen others. A crowd had gathered near the courthouse for an burglary trial when a high sidewalk collapsed, sending about fifty people tumbling to the ground.
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Ashes to the Waves: Chisago Man’s Odd Request
In Atlantic City on Friday J Werner of Chisago will scatter Henry Newarden’s ashes into the sea. Newarden, a Chicago resident, had his body incinerated and ashes placed in a jar per his will. Werner acts as estate executor and will perform the ceremony at the marked Atlantic City site.
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Atlantic City
J. Werner
Chisago
Henry Newarden
Omcago
Werner
Thin City
Allentown Fire Hazard and Industrial Mishaps Reported
Local hazards include heavy fires in Allentown lowering last year totals, and a series of industrial incidents. Cool gas near two families in Allentown. a rock collapse killed Michael Tranchanide at Highland colliery Hasleron. Eckley resident James Givens found dead on a road between Eckley and Poundryville. Other items note a Pennsyl vania Worlds Fair commission funds, mistranslated figures, and canal transport history.
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D. PF. Kresaley
Maston Pittsburg
Pennsylvania World's Fair Commission
Jonas Shafer
William Glick
Michael Tranchanide
Highland
Hasleron
James Givens
Eckley
Poundryville
Hamuel P. Mebadden
Hollidaysburg
Allegheny
Tragic double shooting ties actress Louise Kellogg to McNabb
Louise Kellogg a member of the Alvin Joslyn theatrical company met pitcher McNabb on Fifth Avenue and both went to the Motel Hill, where a pistol battle left Kellogg fatally wounded and McNabb dead. An officer described a ghastly scene as Kellogg was taken to the hospital and McNabb to the morgue. Kellogg's legal name is Mrs. R. E. Rockwall, wife of the California Baseball League president, with ties to Seattle and Braddock.
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Alvin Joslin
Priesnound
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Hold Street
Pitcher McNab
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Loclw
Kellogg
Honda
McNabb
Alvin Joslyn
New York
Bea
Mra
R. E. Rockwall
Seattle
Wash
Kallogur-wanter
Braddock
Thin City
Lonise Kellogg
Mra W. E. Rockwall
California Base Bail League
Gillen
Miss Kellogg
McNab
Mias Kelloge
Sleigh Collision Injures Twenty In Steelton Night Crash
A large sleigh with twenty young people stalled on Citizens Street Railway tracks in Steelton last night. A train approached at speed and struck the sleigh as riders shouted to stop. the impact split the sleigh, injuring Miss Simmons whose condition was serious, with several others hurt.
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Pay
Citizens’ Street Railway
Steelton
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Miss Simmons
Syndicate Plans 810000 Bid For Corbett Jackson Fight
Riovaro Feb 28 The Mount Cle mpos ayodicate telegraphed Par son Davies it is prepared to put up 10000 cash guarantees of its ability to bring off the Corbett Jackson fight. A syndicate of Salamanca plans to stage the bout on the Indian reservation near there with no state jurisdiction. The syndicate will allow gate receipts up to 40000 for the fighters.
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Mount Clempos
Ayodicate
Davies
Corbett Jackson
Aasyndicate of
Salmanca
Bullets Fly at Spillcorn Creek Fracas Fatality Report
A Sunday frolic at Spillcorn Creek near Asmevillg ends in a deadly shooting. Geo Henwley instructs his wife to return home, Riley Shelton Jr. pleads to stay, a fight erupts, and a bullet hits Shelton in the heart. Shelton returns fire as Henwley flees into the woods and is believed mortally wounded.
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Geo
Henwley
Riley Shelton, Jr
Mra
Shea
Henley
Shelton
Hensley
Marital Blackmail Case Surfaces in Fort Wowry
Thomas L Lyle a dry goods salesman files for divorce alleging on February 4 he was pressed to marry Mrs. B Fontefour who allegedly drew a pistol at him while a minister, described as weak for, arrived. The incident centers on a coercive marriage attempt in Pister's Point Fort Wowry Texas.
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Thomas L Lyle
Mra. B. Fontefour
Marriage Void Claim Tangles Delayed Reunion
The petitioner seeks a voiding of a marriage claiming he has not seen his spouse since the ceremony and faced threats of instant death. Rev J Morgan Wells who officiated states both parties were willing. The grand jury is investigating the case.
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J. Morgan Wells
Aiga
Dynamite Bomb Shakes Thin City Streets
Explosion near midnight rocks Tancadren Pa as a dynamite bomb detonates on a porch in Hakura tenements. Luther Maenlur witnesses a man lighting a match before fleeing down Grant Street. The blast shatters a residence, barely missing a fatal outcome for the Baker family and prompting a third such attempt in four weeks.
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Contralto Mme Patey Dies After Encore in Sheffield
Distinguished contralto Mme Janet Manuel Patey died in Sheffield after finishing a provincial tour. Born in London she debuted in Birmingham and sang at Worcester festival before a 1871 professional tour of the United States. She fainted after an encore and did not regain consciousness.
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Burr of St Louis Charged With Bank Embezzlement
William Burr of St Louis is accused of embezzling funds from the St Louis national bank. Investigations found a shortage of 107000 with over 40000 in gilded securities traced to Burr. A warrant was sworn out for his arrest on the embezzlement charges.
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Proach Canadians Stirred Over Northwest School Question
In Avene on February 25 the Verite journal denounces ongoing prosecutions driving coreligionists from the northwest. It calls for either strict adherence to confederation rights or leaving the confederation, arguing there is no middle ground for men of heart.
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Turbulent City Dwellers and Sudden Disasters Highlight News
Report covers alarm at Wortils fair with armed guards and a shout of fire, miners flocking to Albuquerque fields, earthquakes striking Bouton Harbor Michigan, a Crooklyn bridge move due to danger, Paris bound passengers reaching New York after a rider break, and political and crime items including a failed woman's suffrage amendment vote, a Seattle contractor's suicide, public receptions for ex-president Harrison, a murder accusation, forgery arrests in Chicago, and bank receiverships.
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Wil Guia
Ian Poor Lot
Alice Hewtt
Wejock
Wadeline
Bouton Harbor
Mich
Crooklyn
Paris
New York
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Berlin
Senate
Nave
Winwife
White
Seattle
Alot J
Holt
Harrison
Kansas City
Harriet Mrazor
A. I. Havens
Nicholas County
W. Va
Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building Midwinter International Exposition
The event features a grand exposition highlighting manufacturing feats and liberal arts displays. Prominent exhibitors from local industries present innovations, crafts, and scholarly presentations. Visitors gain insight into regional economy and culture during the midwinter period.
Mine disaster in Frackville traps seven workers
In Pennsylvania a Western Frackville mine shaft collapse traps seven miners in the Boston Run mine gangway. Rescuers report five men Lewis White Charles Molten Elwood Mingle James Kramer and William Eirevine remain imprisoned as efforts continue to clear debris and reach them. A crowd gathers near the shaft as rescue teams work through the night.
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Ashort
Join
Joe Wicks
Lewis White
Charles Molten
Elwood Mingle
James Kramer
William Eirevine
Frackville
Minete
Tien
Boston Row
Mahanoy
Shenandoah
Boston Ran
Thurietta Sails Lost After Four Weeks at Sea
The schooner Thurietta, leaving four men on a Georges Bank handling trip, was abandoned by owners Mesira Oakes and Porter after reaching Crnso Jan 3 for Walt. No further word has come. she reportedly foundered with a crew of fourteen. The Henrietta is noted as 7485 tons, built in Essex in specific year.
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Gloucesrain
Mas
Thurietta
Essex
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German Experts Declare Against Our Manner of Innepration
A 24-Ata meeting of the Farmers' League featured Prof. Mueller and Herr Werner, director of the agricultural high school, denying the impact of American note. They based judgments on studies in Chicago and suggested government action may follow their reports.
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Farmere’ League
Profomor Mueller
Herr Werner
Chicago
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James Wilton Medill Obituary Notice
James Wilton Medill of the Interstate Commerce Commission died at Creston, Iowa, this morning. Born March 24, 1831 in Monroe, Butler County, Ohio, he was a Miami University law student and attended by ex President Harrigan. He served in the 43rd and 44th Congresses, declined reelection and was appointed railroad commissioner by Governor Crear.
John Y McKane Rejects Delay to Sing Sing Prison
John Y. McKane testified before Justice Sutherland at 2 o'clock and declared he would proceed to Sing Sing immediately. He said he planned to bid farewell to his wife and would not delay further, then proceed to prison.
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Brooklyn
Murder Skirmish In Rinneway Pa Ends In Fatality
In Rinneway Pa on February 28 Charlea McCawley aged years was killed on main street after a dispute over wages with HO Taylor a prosperous lumberman. Taylor driving a buggy stopped when McCawley claimed wages and a fight broke out. Witnesses say McCawley pulled Taylor from the buggy and Taylor kicked him to death. Taylor was arrested.
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Rinneway
Charlea McCawley
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Pugilists at the Bar in Jacksonville Trial
The criminal court of record in Jacksonville convened for the Corbett versus Mitchell trial. Several defendants from the Duval Athletic club faced arraignment as jurors began being selected, with five jurors qualified by 7 PM and expectation of acquittal prevailing among observers. Attorney General Lamour attended to assist the prosecution.
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Eli
Criminal Court of Record
Corbett
Mitchell
Bofere
Jon Veadig
J. E.T. Bowden
Harry Magonn
Charles KE. Richardson
Lon Bibler
Rohl Meg Millan
J. EF. Blake
Duval Athletic Club
Billy Thompson
William A. Lrady
William A. Lrady Ue Alileras and Abettora
Charles Mitchell
John I. Hartridge
Lamour
Signor Crispi Explains State of Siege in Sicily
In the chamber of deputies Signor Crispi outlined government reasons for proclaiming a state of siege in Sicily. He cited Massa Di Carrara documents showing socialist anarchist plots aiming at a large revolution. He said leaders were flocking to Marseilles meeting and that promises to peasants to divide lands were planned. The government seized anarchists property and documents after the revelations.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Crispi
Massa di Carrara
Marseilles
Lost on the Banks A Fishing Steamer Abandons Four Crew
The Resolute reports four crew members Travy Preston William Ferguson Alexander Stewart and Augustus Christensen went adrift from the roaster during a trawl a heavy gale struck the ship and it is feared they are drowned two other crewmen who attended the trainer were picked up by the schooner Isle of Greenlonf.
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Giercesten
Resolute
Travy Preston
William Ferguson
Alexander Stewart
Augustus Christensen
Izaie J
Geeenlonf
Judge Brubaker's Cane Decision At Kennedy Case
Judge Brubaker rules in a Kennedy case involving alleged crookedness of attorney G C Kennedy. The decision states the employer of a dishonest lawyer must answer for wrongdoing. Kennedy allegedly pocketed mortgage cash from Mrs Sirahines, with the court denying a petition to strike the traveler.
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Arrangements for Charley Salyards Hanging Complete
The execution of condemned murderer Charley Salyards is set for tomorrow. The gallows were moved to the prison yard and tested this afternoon. Salyards has partially recovered from the attempted suicide and asked for clergy who attended him.
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Charley Salyards
Huicile
New York Legislature Proposes Harsh Tattoo and Body Disfigurement Laws
In Annyay on February 28 Senator Coggeshall introduced a bill to make hanging to athode or colleges a misdemeanor and another measure to deem tattooing or disfiguring the body by nitrate of silver or similar substances a crime of the degree mayhem.
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Coggeshall
NY Man Dies After Railway Incident
Stefan Tiss of New York dies in a hospital from a spine fracture allegedly caused by a railroad official as he attempted to derail a moving train. The United States embassy is investigating the matter.
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Stefan Tiss
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Alivard
Forecast for Thursday in Pennsylvania and nearby regions
Weather forecast for Thursday covers western Pennsylvania with fair to partly cloudy conditions. Strong west to southwestern winds shift through the day, followed by increasing clouds in the south with continued southerly winds.
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Thirsiay
Kordastern
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