Grand Army encampment closes with banquet and elections
The Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania encampment concluded with a closing banquet for 1500 at the Third Regiment Armory. Commander-in-Chief Adams praised the department and officers were installed, with 45 delegates elected for the national encampment in Pittsburg.
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Wilkes-Barre
Adams
Painapenritia
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Department of Pennsylvania
Council of Administration
Nations
JL Dunn
Titusville
Levi Wo Shengle
Norristown
John Maxwell
O C. Bosbyshell
William Einsley
James Morrison
Abraham Levering
Charles A. Suydam
Harry White
Thomas Lees
Union League
Grand Army
Wilkes Burra
Third Regiment
Louis Wagner
Phiadelphia
Wagner
Adama
Lynn
Maas
Hutha
Plesen
Horace Porter
New York
United States of Americas
Pattison
Commonwealth of Pennaylana
Gobin
Edwin
Stewart
Philadelpha
Josiah J. Hicks
Altoona
Cummings
Tidtonte
Fred J. Amsn
Scranton
T. Borchers
Warren
Theo F
Center
May
Beaver Falls
J. FF. Osler
Shamokin
J. A. BE. Reed
Lancaster
James K. Thompson
Alleghany City
George L Warren
Philadelphia
Edward Walton
G. R. Harry Davis
Edward Pishor
Pittsburg
A. S. Greenfield
Oil City
AL AL Ghoerst
Lebanon
Frank T. Holden
B. G. Loach
Schuylkill Haven
James Mo
Cormick
R. M. Meegser
Phillipsburg
Wendell Miller
James Peters
Latrobe
L. D. Shearer
G. W. Wright
Mercer
Jatin & Wella
Erie
Charles M. Betz
Philadel Pete
W. Forno
Kittanning
Will- H. German
Reading
Grover Killed the Bear Trophy Tells of Presidential Markmanship
From Norfok Virginia dated March 2 a report notes no news of the presidential party since yesterday forenoon. It mentions a handsome bear pelt destined for the White House as a trophy reflecting the president's markmanship.
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Norfock
Roanoke
Cleveland
Carnegie Company Fined Over Armor Plate Contracts
Washington reports that the Carnegie Steel Company faced damages of 14,104,844 dollars after an investigation found irregularities in armor plate production for navy ships. The inquiry determined contractors met specs overall but some portions failed to meet the highest standards.
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Washington
Marcel
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Pittsburg
Che
Carnegie Stel Company
Wie
Carnegie
Europe
Wilson
Louise Kellogg Rockwell Dies After Hotel Eiffel Shooting
Mrs Louise Rockwell known actress Louise Kellogg died at Pittsburg hospital after being shot by BE J McNabb in the Hotel Eiffel on Wednesday evening. Her husband Pittsning was en route as relief came too late. her mother Mrs Lewis of Braddock was at her side during the final hours.
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Pittsning
Mra Louise Rockwell
Louise Kellogg
Eiffel
BE J. McNabb
Mra Lewis
Braddock
Dangher
Anarchists Arrested in Paris and Global Dispatches
The Bouse reports twenty one anarchists arrested in Paris yesterday. A Paris frontier fight recounts Prussian and Russian troops clashing along the border. Montevideo dispatch notes M Florauri elected president of Argentina, serving a prior term twenty years ago. Julia Darthelemey-Saint-Hilaing, ex foreign minister and noted student of Plato and Aristotle, is gravely ill in Paris. The Pope is greeted by cardinals in Rome on the sixteenth anniversary of his coronation.
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Bouse
Paris
Montevideo
M. Fllauri
Peaterony
Arogony
Julia Darthelemey-Saint-Hilaing
Paria
Rome
Investigation of canal work proposal raises questions
A report notes Congressman Geary of California urged canal work plans. Secretary Herbert appoints a son of Thomas F. Kimmins of Easton, Pennsylvania as a typewriter and clerk at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The move ties to naval administration and Iverson policy, with a line item of 1,000 in the record.
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Geary
California
Herbert
Thomas F. Kimmnns
Easton
Cracipal Shipyard
Philadelphia
Naval of Iverson
Powder Mill Explosion At Repauno Works
A catastrophic blast at Repauno Chemical works in Paintspro or near Thompsons Point destroys part of the nitro glycerine building. Levi Ivins is killed while five workers had just left. Windows shatter for miles and security patrols guard the danger line. This is the plant’s second explosion in nine years with five people killed previously.
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Paintsporo
N. J
Repauno Chemical Works
Thompson's Point
Levi Ivins
Atlas
Lavi Ivins
Lamont Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Assistant Secretary Reynolds Covers Meritorious Claimants
March 2 Wastixotos Assistant Secretary Reynolds decided a case for Maury E. widow of Samuel I Walker. Walker served two terms. killed during second term though not in line of duty. Decision holds death in second term can be deemed equivalent to an honorable discharge under the circumstances.
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Reynolds
Wastixotos
Maury E
Samuel IL Walker
Walker
Raynolds
Reed sentences McNally murderer of his daughter
Tadge Reed in the court of oyer and terminer today after hearing evidence found Peter McNally guilty of murder in the second degree. He was sentenced to a maximum of twenty years in prison.
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Tadge Reed
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Peter McNally
Galliny
Mine rescue at Gaylord mine tested by rumor
Reports from Witves-Baren say a minor current suggested a test at the Gaylord mine but no truth to it. Rescuers are still at work and the question remains whether the bodies will ever be recovered.
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Witves-Baren
Gaylord
Acon
Silk Weavers Strike Expands at Paterson
Forty more silk weavers walk out in Paterson New Jersey today joining the 2000 silk ribbon workers already on strike. Officials say additional absences may follow as dispute over conditions and pay widens the walkout.
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Paterson
New York
March
N. J
Outlook Encouraging Despite Mixed Financial Signals
New York March 2 R G Don Co weekly review notes cautious optimism amid limited business risk in stocks and a growing demand as dealer stocks shrink. Seigniorage, wages, and silver fluctuations affect markets but failures decline. past week US failures total 264 with Canada at 42, signaling durable if uneven improvement.
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New York
R. G. Don & Co
United States
Canada
Battle Between Tramps Near Tyrone Pennsylvania
A fight between tramps near Tyrone Pennsylvania on March 2 left William Jones badly wounded by gunfire and Joan McKamma of Reniling seriously injured. A body was found on the tracks and a participant named John McKamma of Reading was arrested at Tyrone. The two injured were sent to Hollidaysburg county almshouse. five more tramps were detained.
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Tyrone
Aroosa
William Jones
Joan McKamma
Reniling
Middle Division
Altoona
John McKamma
Reading
Hollidaysburg
Important suit over 200000 worth of coal
The Algonquin Coal company sues the Delaware and Hudson Canal company, also known as Northern Coal and Iron, in a civil case tried in Willie Barre Winkes Barrie. The dispute concerns coal valued at 200000 or more and centers on land near Mill Creek four miles from the court.
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Willie Barre
Winkes-Barrie
Algonquin Coal Company
Northern Coal and Iron Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Mill Creek
Mob at Stroudsburg Jail Ends with Arrests and Threats
A 500 person mob gathered at Monroe county jail to lynch Richard Paryear the alleged murderer. Deputies defended the jail as attackers battered doors and clubs caused injuries. James Wilson was arrested and jailed for leading the assault. Officials warned of possible future plots and pledged to resist mob action.
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Strouduburg
John B Storm
Williams
Weller
Stroudsburg
Edinger
James Wilson
Henry McLinkey
Jackson
Death of a Soldier Col. J. Wheatley Awl at 62
A prominent citizen and soldier Col. J Wheatley Awl died suddenly this afternoon from apoplexy while talking with his brother. His death follows the earlier passing of Col. W W Jennings within days. Awl was 62 and had a notable record in the ithani Let regiments.
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Hannisaved
San
Col. J. Weatley Awl
W. W. Jennings
Ithani
Awl
Gladstone Informs Queen of Retirement Plan
Gladstone told the queen he intended to retire from office after an audience at Loxpon before dinner. The formal resignation may be delayed until after the queen's meeting of the council tomorrow.
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Loxpon
Gladstone
Drowning Tragedy in Commonwealth Creek Rescue Heroic Son
Francis Fryer aged 15 residing at Green Lane drowned last evening in Perkinten creek while attempting to save his father who broke through ice. His act saved his father but cost the boy his life. Pension certificates issued to several individuals across Pennsylvania include Clayton Comstock Erie and Maria Evans Bradford. J C Prollett appointed postmaster at Wysex Bradford county.
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Francis Fryer
Green Lane
Perkinten
Pennsylvania
Clayton Comstock
Erie
George W. Feinbee
Kizer
Lackawanna
Phil
J. Snyder
Jermyn
Maria Evans
Bradford
Grow Returns to House as Sworn-In Representative
A sub committee of the Committee on Public Buildings is authorized to visit Chicago and investigate public buildings. In the stir, Gilusia A Grow is sworn in as representative at large from Pennsylvania after a long absence dating to the Civil War era. The session features a heated exchange between J Meredith and F Funk over allegations of perjury and dereliction of duty.
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Committee On Public Buildings
Chicago
Meridith
Marquis of Queensbury
Wasutserox
Holman
Gilusia A. Grow
Grow
Pennsylvania
Speaker Crisp
Adams
Quige
New York
Meredith
Dem
Fank
Tiinole
J. Meredith
Funk
Crisp
House
Committee On
Murder by a mob shocks Bolivia over a traitor general
Reports from Urjuul claim General Daze was killed by a mob after absconding with Bolivian treasury funds. The exile and betrayal news follows his European exile during the Crillian war, with millions of bolivianos rumored to be lost in Paris and Tehran.
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Bolivia
LaPase
Neva
General Daze
Urjuul
General Dana
Europe
Paris
Pano
United States Cruiser to Protect Armenians in Syria
Paris dispatch says the cruiser Chicago has been ordered to Iskanderun in northern Syria to watch over two imprisoned Americans of Armenian birth. A commission will also be sent to Seevar to investigate the governor’s arrest of an American doctor of Armenian parentage.
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Paris
Constantinople
Chicago
Iskanderom
Syria
Seevar
Louisiana criminals hanged at Baton Rouge for robbery murders
Now On.eass March 2 Dave John on and Mansfield Washington were hanged at Baton Rouge at ten minutes past ten this afternoon. Both men refused to speak on the scaffold. They were convicted of murder during robberies, one case involving Professor Van Hofs in Ascension Parish and another involving Contractor Mike Kain in East Baton Rouge last year.
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Eass
Dave Johnon
Mansfield Washington
Baton Rouge
Professor van Hofs
Ascension Parish
Mike Kain
East Baton Rouge
Woman chosen president of Ladton AR Branch G A R
The Grand Army of the Republic ladies elect Mrs Julia P Shade MD of Philadelphia as president with Mrs Mary Houck of Reading as sole opponent. The event took place on March 2.
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The
Ladton’ar
PuHinaperruta
Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania Regions
March 2 forecast for Saturday. Eastern Pennsylvania: clear and slightly colder with winds becoming variable. Western Pennsylvania: late snow flurries on the lake with variable winds turning to the south.
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Penneylvania
Pennsylvania
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