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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1901

Page

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Roosevelt Opens Senate on Clayton-Bulwer and Venezuela War

Senator Morgan led debate on the Clayton Bulwer treaty with Great Britain. He warned Britain against seeking delay and urged abrogation, saying war would follow if empires tried to constrain the United States. The session included executive time and adjourned after Morgan’s remarks.

Senate Great Britain State Department Rewrovelt Anil Seater Bhatt Oshen Abe Morgan United States Britain I Slamd Venezuela Warner-Quinkan Terymudere Company Bermudese Washington Mitt Ann Gome London Australia India Canada Lis Severente Carribean Sea Mr. Morgan Weile Wader Crowe Tuilaly United Rules Ansthet Sol Wes

President's Callers At White House Inauguration Day

The White House hosted numerous visitors during inauguration day. Delegations and prearranged guests met the president in private rooms including the Lincoln Club of Toledo and the Minneapolis Flambeau. They sought appointments and addressed issues on colored Oleore and ams while many lawmakers bade farewell to the president.

Pres Washington Lincoln Club Toledo Wendy Wompel

Bishop Potter Addresses Columbia Students on Social Reform

Bishop Potter spoke at Columbia University on March 6 addressing the limits of legislation for moral reform. He urged public sentiment as key, cited a burglary case where police bribery eroded trust, and called for personal vigilance and condemnation of corruption to spur social change.

Frre New York Dottor Thie Attornoon Columbia University President Low

Darrell Captured After Rio Vista Crime Case

The Associates Bureau reports Louis Darrell, once a sergeant in Troop 1, Seventh U S Cavalry, captured in New York after fleeing from Monigwdering and robbing a van from Pinard Del Nie Cuba. Officer Dupuy, in charge, will be paid a $2000 reward on arrival at Havana for transfer to United States custody.

New York Genos Naples Wloo Dupuy States Secret Service Louis Darrell Seventh United States Cavalry Pinar del Nie Cuba Darrell Erin New Rlaine South Afgina Ofeer Dupuy Wwolima Aretna Betta Hivonn

Fragmented OCR: Local animal report and public health notes

Ancient garbled text describes an animal report from a park area in Nowlth with mentions of fever like symptoms and deaths. It references institutions and factions in a convoluted way including Philadelphia and Pennsylvania related groups. The fragment lacks clear events or dates.

Spanish Claims Commission and Presidential Eligibility

Fragmentary OCR reports on a commission debating presidential eligibility under a request from Uy Spabiel clalis conmnida. The document mentions names like Ty Vonkelee and Woehbinton with unclear roles and references to a commission must set to work soon.

Ty Vonkelee Sonuter Usietdler Manipwhire Uy Spabiel Clalis

Durant Still Alive Report From The Axoularidion

Vague unidentified report claims Jolo Willom Thuint of Mibais Ny Vi died in Purdy during a two year period and later that Grapwatte is still alive, details unclear and sensational in tone.

Vali Jolo Willom Thuint Mibais Ny Vi Purdy

Murder of SNiewraguan judge shocks Granada

The Racilated Pree reports the death of a famed SNiewraguan Superior Judge in Granada. Senor Lacogia, a well known figure in Siraragyan society, was killed yesterday during a violent incident in the city.

Manchester in Trouble Sparked by Breach of Promise Suit

Miss Portia Knight of London files suit for breach of promise against the Duke of Manchester. The filing arrives as the Duke and his bride travel to New York aboard the steamship Oceanic. Knight expresses regret the case reached public attention and hopes American papers do not amplify it.

Portia Knight London Tevin Liverpool New York Duke of Manchester Hin Bride Miew Portia Knight March Manchester Mise Knight Elie Associated Press Ale America England Debes Coe Stirmins Mansions Kijiglele O Prannines

Thirty Men Perished In Snow Clearing Train Collision

Moscow dispatch reports a deadly railway accident on the Rivaan Ural line during a heavy snowstorm. About fifty workers cleared a snow bound cutting near Wolove when a fast moving train struck, killing thirty men. Inquiry suggests the engine driver and guards were intoxicated.

Mvchelve Peres London Moscow Dalle Mail Wolove Rivaan- Ural

Boston Man Kills Wife Then Flees to New York

An immigrant man reportedly killed his wife in Boston after a domestic dispute and used a weapon before leaving for New York. Local police are tracing his movements and issuing alerts as investigators piece together the motive.

Boston Marek G Baia Sieh Hoston Bern Monterned New York Mla

Untitled historical wire report from obscure Pennsylvania page

Fragmented OCR text describes a March weather and freight activity near a railroad in Osterstville Pennsylvania. It mentions freight weights, ships, and a forecast with unclear names and dates. The passage is garbled and hard to interpret but indicates rail operations and shipping around a specific week.

My. Ailes Takes the Oath

Exclusive wire report describes My assumes oath amid formal ceremony as part of official team duties. Wording indicates a ceremonial pledge connected to leadership and ongoing operations within the organization.

Milyow Alfma Vonderlip Peelgaert

McKinley Inaugural Address Divides Government Talk

Berlin dispatch reports President McKinley’s inaugural address sparks debate in government circles with focus on liberal commercial policy. German commentary notes fewer tariff complaints than years ago and highlights US aims to avoid rupture while pursuing trade openness.

Verlin McKinley Hieromark United States Eral Germany Americin Beriber Neusta Naechrehm Dieeueains Spain Philippines

John Redmond Denounces Commons Debacle in Irish Debate

John Redmond told an Associated Press representative that the recent Commons confrontation stemmed from the government attacking the Irish question. He described the discussion of a seventeen million account and the adjournment as a shattering scene with Irish members resigning and the English side pushing a privilege issue.

London John Redmond Associated Press House of Commons Bylour Huda Tole

Attack on the Emperor During Rail Station Incident

The Emperor Willian was attacked at a railway station yesterday when a worker named Chetehty Well snatched an iron item and struck the emperor on the cheek. Welland, reported to be epileptic, gave confused replies to police about his motives. The emperor continued his journey despite the injury.

Prem. Bienen Willian Rothskheller iv Hein Welland Matad Ben Shehne Ripen Pellee

Boy Saves Mother By Knocking Poison Bottle Away

Michael Welly of 624 Potter Street stopped his mother from drinking poison during a family quarrel in Chester. A bottle of Limdanung was knocked from her hand, saving her life as an officer arrived and Evang revived the woman who had ingested some poison.

Chester March Michael Welly Potter Street Belly Mn Evang Wuhl

Fight over a cement plant sparks regional tensions

A dispute involving leaders and a major company triggers regional concerns. Local officials call for calm as talks continue about plans affecting livelihoods, industry controls, and environmental safeguards. The situation centers on the proposed facility and its impact on nearby communities.

Unclear fragmentary item about a ship and concert events

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a stormship album and a performance with Anjaite for Alieoenp. It references Tyga crying and a new role, with unclear actions at a location called Kandy Meh.

Vibe Alieoenp Kandy Tyga

Roderick Defense Sparks Mine Inspector Case

A state committee on mines and mining met to act on a resolution demanding the removal of Chief Roderick of the bureau of mines over alleged remarks about miners. Mr. Dederick submitted a sworn statement detailing events with Mr. Garner, Mr. Ferrebee, and Mr. Reynolds as witnesses, and a contentious exchange concerning inspectorate duties and mine ventilation standards.

Roderick Mr. Garner Mr. Reynolds Sweeney Garner Ferreiros Keyholds Medoa Committee On Mines and Mining Maeda Dietuinta Anthracite Enapreteta Ferrebee Ain Martisburg

Morning Weather and Local News Digest

The morning bulletin notes fair conditions with rising temperatures. Local reports include mine inspector's defense, county news, editorial notes, Lutheran church and health updates, a parade of steers, and live city coverage from Scranton and surrounding areas.

No Uprising of the Cubans

A report circulated by a news agency in the United States claimed plans for a Cuban uprising. Kenor Chon wales De Quesada, Cuba’s Washington special commissioner, denied any statements about an uprising and blamed American public opinion for current tensions.

Mirand United Bites Unite States Kenor Chon Wales de Quesada Cuba Washington

Mott commits suicide in county jail after murder case

Mott aged twenty nine from Norfolk Virginia, awaiting trial for the October murders of two women in Columbia, hanged himself in his jail cell using a rope and a bar. James Monpe, a horse thief, left the cell briefly, during which Mott tied a noose and strangled himself. He had implicated his lover Madame Alberta Anna Brennin in the crimes, and letters found suggest remorse, fear for his children, and requests regarding his body.

Laireasies March Willam II Mott Columbia James Monpe Norfolk Vivier Lanecaster Alberta Patuiet Painilat Toman Filzabeth Steinbeauer Alea Matt Madame Alberta Mra. Steinbitier Anna Brenmin Bergen N. J Williston Lone Delain Willixia Ralelah N.C Coueil Isle Hall

Swedish Army Officer Patents Air Torpedo Subsidized by Government

An army officer from Sweden patents an air torpedo and receives government subsidy to exploit the invention. The AP dispatch from Washington notes the patent and subsidy as part of the effort to advance military technology.

Washington

The Ripper Unsigned Proves the Bill

An unsigned Ripper plan or statement is cited as evidence toward passing or proving a legislative bill. The text notes unresolved author attribution but frames the unsigned item as a key document in the bill's consideration.

Recommitted Chaser Aims to Abolish Mayor’s Office

Martinsburg dispatch reports Pittsburg politics over a bill dubbed the ripper and its chaser. Senator Muchibronner recommits the chaser to abolish the mayor’s office while critics doubt constitutional validity and courts may rule in two years. Attorney Burleigh foresees delays as officials seek legislative action.

Muehlbrenner Antis Pittsburg Martinsburg Uneil Muchibronner Bonater Muehlbronner Clarence Burleigh Philadelphia Ehoeer Mikel Bronnen Ehager Muehlbronner Scranton Allegheny Poonte J, Duffy

Duel Inevitable Duel Talk Sparks Royal Tension

Exclusive wire from Thurles reports that seconds for M Punt Denailede and M Andre Buffet met to discuss a proposed duel. Buffet’s reps deny insult and any grounds for a duel, while Deroulede in Madrid wires Buffet accusing him of royal deceit and demanding resolution.

Mine Workers Convention Nears in Five Districts

The five anthracite districts prepare for a convention in Kievluniven with delegates from across regions. The gathering aims to discuss wage scale for mine labor and related grievances. Participants include representatives of various mining interests and employer groups. The event starts next Tuesday and continues Monday night into the following week.

Joliet Irene Wight

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