German ships withdrawn amid easing of Manila tensions
Washington reports Germany orders all naval vessels out of Philippine waters and places German interests under U S protection. The move aims to reduce risk of a clash with the United States and reassure publics after a tense Manila period. Officials say Berlin seeks cordial ties with Washington and notes no German ships remain at Manila or nearby.
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Object Lesson In Canned Meat At Inquiry Hearings
Washington February 25 The feature of the inquiry into the General Minds beef charges was an absent lesson in canned meats. The court prepared eight plates of beef fresh and canned, some hot in a stew and some cold, to test if witnesses could identify the meat. Many witnesses questioned the appearance of the plates, while Lt. Jameson of the Ninth Infantry described the roast beef as unpalatable and inferior, unfit for any person.
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Cuba
Tameoy
Bethyalel
Fantloge
Pope Leo Is Ill and Pneumonia Fears Rise
A Vatican report states Pope Leo XIII is ill with fever and possible pneumonia. He rested in bed after a fatigue filled day and complaints of cold. doctors monitor his condition as Vatican officials cancel plans for March 2 services and await official updates.
Harrisburg Notice Names Lewis Beitler as Deputy Secretary
Philadelphia resident Lewis E. Beitler, former private secretary to ex governor Hastings, was today named deputy secretary of the commonwealth. The appointment follows Harrisburg officials announcing the new administrative choice.
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Lewis EB. Beitler
Philadelphia
Hastings
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Denuty
Nava Wealii
Fragmentary Washington item hints spelling and names
A truncated Washington report from February 3 references a Pennevigenia pans and names Hort Vairdale and related terms. The legible bits are incomplete, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
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Hort
Vairdale
Usquehanne
Kreps Sets Bribery Committee Actions in State House
In Harrisburg on February 28 General Koontz of Somerset will be consulted as Kreps of Franklin forms a bribery inquiry panel tied to the McCarrell bribery charges. Kreps likely to be named committee chair with a full session planned tomorrow. The House debates a Can al act and a bill on sheriff funds as votes loom. A proposed amendment to the Superior Court election rules fails 50 to 84 with Democrats backing the measure. Memorial session notes deaths of Manning Haywood Sloan Lawrence. Cumberland friends honor Manning.
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Cumberland
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Fayette
Sloan
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Lawrence
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Cumberland County
Mr. Manning
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Messrs. Pow
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Skinner
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O'Mines
Schuylkill
Dumwank
McLain
Bricker
Quay Falls Short on Harrisburg Senate Ballot
Harrisburg February 28 Senator Quay was fourteen votes short of the needed total on today’s joint ballot for United States senator. Thirty six members were paired or abstained and Senator Higgins was absent. Dr C Weiss of Lebanon stood in for Goblin and voted for Congressman Daltell.
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Quay
United Bimes
Higeins
Dermocral
Abe
Ani Vot
C. Welss
Lebanon
Goblin
Senate
Daltell
Jackson & Woodin Plant Sold to Federal State Company
The Jackson and Woodin Manufacturing Company, located near Pittellig, has been acquired for 810 by the Federal State company. The plant, previously independent, is now the only factory east of the Ohio River under the trust.
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Horwick
Pau
Jackson & Woodin Manufacturing Company
Iederal Stet Company
Jackson & Woodin Company
Pittellig
Te Auld
Trust
Ohio River
Not Guilty Verdict in Local Train Robbery Case
Kansas City Missouri February court finds B Young deese James son of the notorious Landit not guilty of complicity in the Atlecourt Pacific express train robbery on the outskirts of Kansas City last September.
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Young Deese James
Landit
Atlecourt Pacific
Kanes
City
Sibleys Advice From Harrisburg Letter Responses
Congressman elect Joseph C. Sibley of Franklin issued an open letter to Pennsylvania Democrats sharing opinions from U S senators in Washington. He notes few meetings with Democrats and presents mixed views on Senator Quay and reformers urging party unity. letters quoted express similar sentiments from multiple party figures.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
United States
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Washington
Sibley
House of Representatives
Congress
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Texas
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Veal
Missouri
Stewart
Nevalta
Morgan
Aldlama
Dorndel
Molineaux Case to be Pushed Before Grand Jury
Proceedings show prosecutors pressing to bring the Molinea ux case before the grand jury, with Attorney Gordon Battle and Sheriff Weekes guiding the indictment process. Coroner testimony and subpoenas are used to set the stage, as the life of the grand jury hangs in the balance and background visits from allies and spouses are noted in the chaotic brief.
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Tot
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Gordon Battle
Borten S. Weekes
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Goff
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Nev
Parker Morgan
J. Molitneatis
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Milinesis
More Honors for Schley in Maryland State Gala
Hear Admiral Schley received a Maryland state testimonial medal at a banquet in Baltimore. Governor Lowndes presented the gift in the Hotel Rennert Hall with General Felty Agnes and others speaking. Schley offered a gracious reply of thanks to the assembled crowd of state residents and admirers.
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Schley
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Hustis to Succeed Lee as Philadelphia Officer
Governor nominates Chiuvies J. Hustis of Philadelphia to succeed Dr. Benjamin Lee as chief Philadelphia officer. He also names Thomas H. Powers of Philadelphia as banking commissioner and proposes trustees William J. Irvin, A. Lythenthaler, and J. By Hedding of Philadelphia for probate. Hustis is editor in chief of the Philadelphia Inquirer until Powers leaves teaching.
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J. Hustis
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Thomas H. Powers
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A. Lyehtenthaler
J. By
Hedding
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Quay Trial Postponed as District Attorney Remains Silent
Philadelphia observers report Senator Quay and his son Richard Quay facing a postponement. District Attorney Rothermel refused to discuss the matter beyond stating he had already said all necessary about the delay.
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Aiforts
Rothermel Todey Blaroavoche
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Richard R. Quays
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Floating on the River Brings Search for Missing Woman
A pretty Weyearrold woman, daughter of Captain Jacob Mogue of Crecaytel, vanished this afternoon while floating in the Cie Yivor shegi hier from. Friends and authorities offered rewards to locate her, but the cause remains unknown.
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Kig Hogue
Jacob Mogue
Crecaytel
Senate Debates Admiral Confirmations Held in Executive Session
Washington February 2 A fresh Senate effort confronts opposition from Senators Butler Pettigrew and Seward to confirm Adm Sampson and Adm Schley and other officers tied to the Santige campaign The dispute centers on orders and conduct toward subordinates with Pettigrew and Gorman urging action while Hale and Pettigrew debate the fairness of Schley versus Sampson and the session closes without a vote
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Weert and Fenner Bout Ends Abruptly Amid Mustard Mishap
In New York at the Lenox Athletic Club Tommy Weert of the city faced Jack Fenner of Summit Hill Pa. The bout ended at the start of the eighth round after Bonners seconds rubbed mustard from Fenner's gloves, blinding Weert and causing the referee to send both to corners. Weert protested claiming victory.
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Arbitration session settles disputes in National league talks
New York February report details a league arbitration between clubs and players. The main issue concerns the breach of a previous order involving St. Lochelu and Wilkes-Barre, with the Saint Lochelu club suspended and fined for failing to pay the Wilkes-Barre club for Suter Sullivan’s release as ordered in October.
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Suter Sullivan
Moravia Wreck Reported Near Balle Bar
News from Glewcenter and Marw states the Moravia steamer, under Captain Wil lim Corkum of the Monileas, was wrecked on the northwest bar near Reb ht. February details come from an overdue vessel rumor, with Firgekes as cited crew.
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Monileas
Flomatt Hite
Moravia
Gippin Fergekes
Tornado Hits Yuazow City District Saturday Night
A tornado swept Yuazow City district Saturday night injuring many and causing home damages. No deaths were reported though initial figures show several residents missing while storm aid efforts continue. authorities say one man died earlier but details remain unclear.
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Dellora
Surrender of Manoa Commander Amid Pacific Theater Actions
Reports state the Nicaraguan base commander at Manoa surrendered voluntarily to allied forces. The incident followed prior clashes near Bivuuilda where American troops supported operations against Bruetidh and Birr. A subsequent maritime engagement brought U S Marines into action against Fatropid forces with a sea landing reported.
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Nicaragua
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Mbel
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Birr
Teoh Marcbette
Pallog Unty
Philippine Bill Rejected in Vote
A legislative body rejected the Philippine Bill by a 10 to WS vote today. The defeated measure aimed to regulate the future status of the Philippine islands and their relationship with the United States.
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Menia
Philippine Islands
United States
General Germany Orders and Investigations Dominate Morning News
The morning edition highlights German directives and enforcement abroad, with Krthoery investigators set to start today. Navy leaders and Admirals Samora and Bobby are referenced, while Whitney’s news column and financial briefs cover ministers, libraries, and local board outcomes.
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Bobby
Public Building Bills Pass Senate in Frantic Session
Washington feb 2 a flurry of activity in congress saw numerous public building measures advancing. senators maintained decorum while urging passage of bills for government buildings in several cities with a nearly 4 million dollar appropriation for preliminary work. the house spent seven hours pushing the public building bills through committee and toward final passage.
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Tex
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Fire destroys Windsor hotel and Holyoke clothing stores
A major blaze at the Windsor hotel and Besse Mille & Co. in Holyoke wrecked the upper floors and stores, with losses estimated around 200000 to 228000 dollars. Guests escaped as fire spread, Opera House patrons faced panic, and firefighters from Springfield aided efforts through the night under control by 1 a.m.
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McAurlan & Wakelin
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Springfield
William Whiting
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Tosset
Kipling May Recover After Early Morning Report
New York reports indicate Mr Kipling’s condition remains unchanged at an early hour. The bulletin states he has not gained during the day but his respiratory function has improved enough to avoid oxygen. Friends view the note as a hopeful sign despite ongoing upper lung inflammation.
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George Fred Williams Selected As Massachusetts Delegate
At a Democratic state committee meeting, George Fred Williams was chosen as Massachusetts delegate to the national committee alongside Jane Wie and John W. Corcoran, who had been removed at the state convention last fall.
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National Committee
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John W. Corcoran
Steamer Aron Overdue by Two Days Near Porthined
Residents of Porthined Maine report the steamer Aron two days overdue. Cargos and passengers are anxiously awaited as coast guard and local authorities search the area for the vessel and its crew.
Germany Seeks to Protect German Subjects in Chinese Ports
A distressed German foreign minister warns that Germany will defend German lives and property in Chinese ports. He asserts no desire to interfere in China’s internal affairs, but pledges firm action if German interests are threatened, referencing the Irene and other ships.
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Collapse of the Revolution Quieted in Nicaragua
An official Washington note reports President Ze laya of Nicaragua announcing the collapse of the revolution. The brief communiqué to Mr Corre and other officials states Matawua Mel Rerea in Washington remains tranquil and under control as the upheaval ends.
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Steamship Arrivals at Southampton
Arrived Tale Seow York for Bremen. The notice lists a steamship arrival at Southampton with passage to Bremen and indicates the ship’s route through New York.
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Weather Forecast for Washington and Pelham Wednesday
Forecast for eastern portions calls for west winds and generally clear conditions. See local update for precise temps and timing.
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