Congressional Forecast Of House And Senate Agendas
Washington March 1 The coming week will feature the highest privilege debate on the Dupont seat in the senate with opening remarks by Mr Mitchell and follow ups by Mr Turple and Mr Pritchard. The Arkansas land bill faces opposition but may advance after a quorum issue is resolved and Mr Berry moves to take it up after morning business. The tariff silver issue may be addressed by Mr Teller while Cuban resolutions prime the agenda after the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill. A post office free appropriation bill concludes the week.
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Washington
Senate
Mitchell
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Nothce
Dupont
Turple
Indiana
Pritchard
North Carolina
Senate Committee
United States
Arkansas
Berry
Gear
Cullom
Teller
Colorado
Addom
Hase of
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Dids Orebarle
Arkell Critiques Platt in San Francisco Visit
Ex Senator James Arkell of Cunajoharie New York arrives in San Francisco with George H. Daniels aboard a special car. He praises Morton as a good man and condemns Tom Platt as harmful to politics likening him to appendicitis and criticizing party methods. The party members stay in Santa Cruz and at the Palace.
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San Francisco
James Arkell
Cunajoharie
N.Y
George H. Daniels
New York Central Railroad
Arkell
Familly
B. Gillam
Daniela
Santa Cruz
Morton
Hind
Morten
Tom Platt
Death after debancil linked to poison in Pittsburgh tale
Harvey Ecker aged about 34, son of prominent contrades, was found dead in a St Charles room in Pittsburgh after a night outing with Harry McAliffe. He left with £200 and carried $100. only 63 cents remained. Autopsy results were reported.
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Harvey Ecker
Pitteburg
March
Rome
Harry McAlife
St Charles How
McAliffe
Becker
Poisoned Sailor Linked to Chicago Departure
Report states McAliffe, a lake sailor with a troubled record, was poisoned and is suspected to have traveled to Chicago. The fragment suggests a personal foul play narrative around his disappearance and alleged poisoning.
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McAliffe
Chicago
Hathaway High Explosive trial at Sandy Hook proves power
At Sandy Hook on March 1 the Hathaway High Explosive Co. conducted a gun test using a six pound Driggs Schroeder rapid firing rifle. Five shells fired with full powder charge penetrated a four inch plate and exploded behind it while a sixth shell without a detonator did not explode after penetrating the plate. The company claims the explosive is five percent more powerful than No 1 dynamite.
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Sandy Hook
Hathaway High Explosive Company
Proving Ground
Driggs- Schroeder
Murdered for Refused Marriage Miss Trebbe Killed by Hadlin
Miss Louise Trebbe, 35, was slain at her South Manchester home by Casper Hadlin, a farm hand she rejected. He confessed, saying she refused to marry him and he planned to hang himself but instead stabbed her. Police captured the killer in a haystack nearby as crowds gathered.
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Hartford
Louise Trebbe
Herman Trebbe
Manchester
Casper Hadlin
Hadlin
Louise
Hadiin
Miss Trebbe
Miss ‘Trebbe
Thomas Ward
Sherif George H. Ball
Sheriff Hall
James Olcott Place
Hudlin
Suld
Ele
Madlin
Hast Hartford
Pall
Haddin
Mr. Trebbe
Miss Treble
Miss Trebble
Mis. Ward
Two Negroes Lynched Near Convent Louisiana
New Orleans reports that two Black men burglarized the Georges country store near Convent. They overpowered and tied J. W. Georges and bound his wife. A bystander escaped and authorities later captured the suspects on the riverbank. A mob then seized and hanged them from a beam at the Convent jail, prompting community endorsement.
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New Orleans
J. W. Georges
Convent
Louisiana
Neerjee
Relebbar
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promoted as Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and states it makes pure red blood. It claims Hood's Pills aid the liver and bowels, acting easily, promptly, and efficiently.
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Hood
Steamer Allsa Sinks in Heavy Harbor Fog
In New York on March 1 a fog shrouded harbor as the Allsa sank after a collision with the French liner Bourgogne. Seven passengers abandoned by boat, others saved by tug. Bourgogne proceeds to Havre. George W. Clyde and Guyandotte incidents also noted with New York grounding of the New York.
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New York
Atlas Line
Allsa
Bourgogne
Fort Wadsworth
Havre
Ailsa
Panthatricken
Fort Hamilton
George W. Clyde
Ninety-sixth Street
Brooklyn
Old Dominion Line
Guyandotte
Hunter withdraws as Kentucky Republican Senate candidate
Dr. W. Godfrey Hunter quits the Kentucky United States Senate race. In a letter read at the joint session by Representative Lyons he says staying longer could jeopardize the party and he withdraws, pledging support for the party nominee. Republicans will caucus Monday to nominate another candidate. Hunter heads to Washington to continue his congressional duties amid deadlock.
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Kentucky
United States
Louisville
W. Godfrey Hunter
Representative Lyons
Dr. Hunter
Washington
Tololo Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Receipts
February 2 market notes report wheat receipts at 3218 bushels with shipments 1450 bushels and prices for No 2 red cash and No 2 white varying. Corn receipts listed at 284 bushels with shipments 4000 bushels and several grade prices noted. Timothy hay priced around $1.50 cash.
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Tolelo
Hye
Tyta
March
Timothy
Cattle and Sheep Market Update From Chicago and Other Markets
Cattle receipts small with steady to firm tone across segments. Prices quoted for cows and bulls around ten dollars, calves and stockers mixed with limited demand and uneven quotes. Sheep and lambs slow but steady for good to choice grades, with heavy goats and miscellaneous terms noted in scattered brief quotations.
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Huffalo
Medline
Stade
Vaughw
Chicago
Wahl
I. Shep
Hevelpie
Harrison to Remain in New York for Upcoming Marriage
New York report states Mis President Harrison will stay in the city for several days longer. Secretary Tibbet said an announcement about the marriage date and details is likely in a few days, though the exact plans remain uncertain.
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New York
Harrison
Mis
Indianapolis
Ilin
Tibbet
Wall Street Downturn Fueled by Receivership Rumors
The New York stock market opened with broad selling as rumors of Baltimore and Ohio receivership papers and failed interest payments spread. Industrials and shipping names led declines while leather and sugar showed partial recoveries and trades totaled 179,300 shares amid irregular net changes.
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New York
Senate
Cubs
Washington
Erangers
Baltimore
Ohio
Western Union
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
William Linn
Allen & CO
A. P. Camp
BELL
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
Advertising claim promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething in children. It notes relief of pain and gum soothing while warning to insist on the product and avoid alternatives. Also markets Curea Wind Collean as diarrhea remedy. Price listed twenty five cents per bottle.
Annual stockholders meeting for Lackawanna Tram and Bell Company
Annual stockholders meeting in Scranton Pennsylvania to elect directors and transact business. Books close February 2 and reopen March 5 with secretary Higginton announcing details.
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Jotice
Lackawanna Tron and Brec
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ratisfer Books
de Clare
Ihde
A. P. Higgingon
Trains Schedule to New York and Intermediate Points
Trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate points on the Erie road at 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., also for Hawk and local points at 8:40 a.m. and 3:29 p.m. All are through trains to and from Honesdale. Trains depart for Wilkes-Barre at 6:39 a.m. and 3:19 p.m.
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Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading ‘Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Harton
Ranch
Ocean Grove
Towanos
Auer
Pancey
Ltherly
Reading Terminal
P. Baldwin
Pass
J. H. Olhausen
Monda
New Luadkacent Out Avenue
Scranton
Waymart
Gonesdals
Ibany
Saratoga
Ine S
Montreal
ILM
Aw. R. R
Vis. DL
W. BR
Horanton
Ton
Reading
Horriaburg
Tad m
Yoo
Sunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Byke R. Ri
Rochenter
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Ant
Gen. Pass. Agt
Bouth Bethlehem
Easton
Trenton
Iadelphis
Washington and Way
Cortland
Syracuse
Oswenthe
Richfield Springs
Bath
Northumberland
Pittston
Witches
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williameport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Pullman Pation
M. L. Smith
City
Ckhawanna Avenue
Tcket
Erie Rails Road
J. Ope
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
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Daily Bargain
Quernsey’s. Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Hallet & Davis
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Guernsey & Brothers
Scranton Loan of Trade Exchange
Babessee
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
First National National Horing & Drilling Co
Ir Brook Water Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Savings Sank
Honta Plate Glass Co
Coe Scranton Car Replacer Co
Scranton Packing Co
Sunneceses Ques Weston Mill Co
Scranton Traction O
Lackawoona Iron & Weel Co
Scranton Eee
Scranton Glare Co
Seeenes
Scranton Traction Co
People’s Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
Wee Lacka
Valley Trac
Wee UK
Dickson Anufacturin
Lacka
City of Scranton
Western
Hunter
Toledo
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Villebnig
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Tobacco Co
Canada
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Texas
Manhattan
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Omaha
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Southern
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Texas Pacific
U. S
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Helin
Pratt Syrup Company
Camden
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Tyrone
Alesmen
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Market St
Miladelphia
Wastse
Olson
Clifton Soap
Chicinnati
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RCO
Borden Bloer
Chienes, NL
Kelp
M. A. Stebbins
Lawrence, Mich
Suran
Spyder
Beliday Rade
Tho
Snyder & CO
Cincinnati
Mango Chom Jen Company
John Street
Figaro cL Galt CO
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Sisi
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MFU Co
Chicas
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Bu Bures St
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Sampl
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Rene Bolgiano Mfg Co
Tiaien d. Aral Riese
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Connolly & Wallace
Jerome
Washington Avenue
Court House
Wakehouse
Scranton Stove Works
Green Ridge
Capouns Avenue
Atore
J. L. Harding
Harvey
Lraders
Uya
Phillips
National Ee Jpor
Washborn St
Jor
Quincy Avenus
Taylor Hospital
Lee Court
Adama Ave
John Jermyn
Wyoming Ovenus
Jfor
Scranton Tribune
Bloeser
Spruce St
Fenn Ave
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Jedes Parports
BAIN
Rudolph Bloeser
Beranton Tribune
Lackawanna and
Penn Aves
Lackawanna Avenue
Samters
Ker Sale
Monde and
Burketreet
MHS
Annie Stewart
Dunmore
New Sale
Mary Aylesworth
Clarks Green
Stockholders’ Meeting
Puk
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Keranton
William H. Perkins
Sec'y
Dei
Snecia
Megargel & Connell
Sernton
B. E. Teal
Thie Hoar
Frank Leslie
Eany A
Er- Eomat 2
O. Moody
Tae Tribune
Hipple Creek Investments
Re Wood Investment Co
Colorado Springs
Olo
Ranma
Adame Aubrey
Telia
Mulberry Street
Amrest Chichester
Northampton
Aare
Lacka. Ave
Cor. Adams
Daagemake Ares
Gituabox
Addrew
Kia Church Avenue
Bay Steer
Jenkins
Brick Avenue
Montrose
F. L
Tribune Office
Eretionan's
Tribune
Nantes
Nord
Market Street
Morgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes
Pittsburg
West
Sunbury
Pittsboro
Hazleton
Pottsville
J. R. Wood
Gen's Pass
S. M. Prevost
Delaware and
Nulderon
Ecu Vai
Erie and
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