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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

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Hanna Speaks on Shipping Bill and Marine Industry

Senator Hanna of Ohio argued for the shipping bill, claiming government support benefits the merchant marine and noting U S costs are higher than European rivals. He cited figures on shipbuilding and operating costs and urged enactment. The senate then mourned Representative Trufus K. Polk and adjourned after appointing a funeral committee.

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Republicans Hold Cuban Conference Ends in Pause

The third Republican caucus on Cuban tariff concessions gathered about 125 members in the House hall. Debate centered on Payne’s twenty percent reciprocity versus Tawney’s rebate plan. Leaders met with the president before adjournment to resume discussions next Tuesday night.

Washington House of Representatives House Payne Tawney Minnesota Henderson Cannon Timnois White House Dalzell Pennsylvania Ways and Means Commmitee Dalvell Dalyell Republican Party Roosevelt Milton Cuba Philadelphia Taylor Ohio McKinley Mahan Congress West Mr. Long Kansis Smeaker Henderson Tytter

Strike at Shamokin Warrants Nationwide Attention

Exclusive AP report from Shamokin describes a mass labor dispute involving around one thousand miners at Shamokin Coal Company facilities. Workers demand monthly pay and insist on job action until back pay and guaranteed future wages are secured under the company’s protections.

Shamokin Mord Natalio Collery Shamokin Coal Company Devaulo Durie

Will Bid for Jeff-Fitz Fight in Charleston

Exclusive wire reports Mutlub will bid on the Jeffrins-Fitesimmions Belt to be contested in Charleston. Promoters McMurray and Savannah backers of the Mouthers Athletic Club travel to Chatheton tomorrow to discuss arrangements for staging the event amid expo proceedings.

SuVanal Mare McMurray Southern Athletic Club of Charleston Mutlub Charleston Bavannah Capitallet Mouthers Athletic Club Chatheton

The New Embassy Intentions Confirmed by Austria Hungary

Exclusive wire from Vienna reports Austria Hungary confirms plan to elevate a new embassy to status, with officials welcoming the move and noting United States reaction. Washington sources indicate cabinet and secretary roles tied to the decree and diplomatic implications.

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Vreeland Announces Pension System for Street Railway Workers

Metropolitan Street Railway President Vreeland announces a new pension system for superannuated employees, the first for street railways. The plan, effective by July, covers workers with under 1200 dollars yearly wages and ages 65 to 70 after 25 years service. Two classes of beneficiaries include 70-year-olds with 5+ years in service and 64 to 69-year-olds with 25+ years who are deemed physically disqualified by trustees. Pensions range from 25 to 40 percent of the average wages for the prior ten years, funded entirely by the company and workers, with no employee contributions.

New York Vreeland Metropolitan Street Railway Company Tentehten Manhattan

Explosion in Catsburg Mine Wrecks Five Men

An explosion and subsequent fires at the Catsburg mine of Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke company killed five men and seriously injured several others. Rescue attempts by multiple relief parties were hampered by further blasts as air was shut off and gas ignited.

Monongahela Catsburg Monongahela River William M'Farland James Mugger James Terrent Reddon Loutlitt John Coulter

Steamship Arrivals From Global Ports

Distorted telegraphic list shows ships arriving in New York and other ports. Vague names include Majestic Ive, Queenstown, Glasgow, Napier, Teutonic, Neuveland, Philadelphia, with mixed spelling errors and mispunctuation.

New York Manch Majestic Orpool Queenstown Anchoria Glasgow Moville Decalen Meequet Napier Arriswds Kalkerin Maria Theresia Aluville Arived Pretorion St. John Tality Tlverpool Teutonic Antwerp Neuveland Philadelphia Curtis Elite Orpine

Removal of Officials Shocks Kinge County

New York dispatch reports Odell plans to remove officials in Kinge County tomorrow. Norman and Dike are named to a special commission to oversee a reorganization and public duties pending further action.

New York Chaii Garden Phecifs Kinge County

Prince Henry Receives Harvard Honor in Boston Visit

Prince Henry of Prussia visits Boston to receive Harvard’s honorary Doctor of Laws, attend a state luncheon at the Somerset, and lead three cheers for President Roosevelt. He meets Governor Crane, Mayor Collins, and 35 Franco Prussian War veterans, then departs for Cambridge amid a large public welcome.

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Albany Prepares for Prince Henry Arrival

Exclusive wire reports Albany gears up for the arrival of Prince Henry of Prussia. Governor Odell and state officials will greet the prince at the station, escort him to the city hall and capitol, with Troop details and multiple guard units assigned to key venues. The delegation includes Adjutant General Henry and Major Harrison Sk. Bird.

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Welcome for Cuba visit outlined by state leaders

Lieutenant Governor Woodruff announced plans for a formal welcome to Cuba in the legislative chamber with Governor Odell presiding. After the reception in the Senate, the prince will be presented to both houses before a capitol tour and a departure to West Point at 1 o'clock.

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Prince Henry at West Point Plans for Arrival Visit

West Point prepares for Prince Henry visit with a 2 PM arrival pending weather. The U S Military Academy Cavalry detachment will escort him, a 21 gun salute, reception at Memorial Hall, a parade by the cca dets, cavalry drill, gymnasium athletics, and departure to New York at 4 PM.

West Point Prince Henry Military Academy Academe Ataft United States Military Academy Detachment Cavalry Memorial Hall Ccadets New York

Wright and Pratt Are Nominated at Susquehanna GOP Meeting

Susquehanna county Republican convention held in Montrose despite heavy snow. Hon. C. F. Wright nominated for congress. Charles Pratt of New Milford named state senator. Captain J. Re. McCausland received four votes for senator. Delegates chosen to state convention include L. H. Lincoln Forest Lake, Chatfield Stone Hopbottom, and B. R. Gibson.

Scranton Montrose Susquehanna County Court House Charles Gelder Forest City News J. W.chrockmorton Fairdale

Steamer Waesland Sinks After Collision Off Wales

The American steamer Waesland and the British Harmonides collided off Holyhead, Waesland sank, passengers and crew saved, Harmonides rescued Waesland survivors and towed them to Liverpool. Waesland carried 32 passengers and 82 steerage, while fog and delayed vessels hindered rescue efforts.

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Fragmented text hints at a historical event

garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places but lacks clear event, date, or outcome. readable elements include references to individuals and locations, suggesting a conflict or meeting. due to corruption specifics remain unclear.

Nottingham Strike Settled

Workers at the Soltingium colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes Hare Coe at Pinout return to work on Monday after a two week strike over foreman actions and discharge of two men for examination of working cards.

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Payne’s Committee Divides Over Cuba Duty Cut Plan

Washington dispatch reports Chairman Payne leads the Ways and Means Committee in considering three tax relief propositions. The strongest option would cut duties by twenty percent, with Cabinet unity claimed but critics warn of unequal benefits and effects on Cuban policy and American consumers.

Payne

Mr New 15 Domrteul Case And Political Pressure

Excerpt from wire service reports describes political pressure involving representatives from Indianapolis and Washington. The narrative notes friction over attire and mentions several named officials and locations. The fragmentary text hints at business motives and reluctance by a key figure amid ongoing investigations.

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Norfolk Strikers Refuse Union Offer After Labor Talks

General Manager Johrsen of the Street Hallway company wrote to the Central Labor Union meeting a request to reunite with the strikers and offer to hire back workers if they joined with the nonunion group. The strikers declined the compromise.

Norfoals Johrsen Central Labor Union Bods Noneunion

Scarcity of Cars in Shamokin Reported

A terse AP dispatch from Hyknokin Muro notes a car famine in Shamokin. Ongoing shortages are blamed on storms and food supply disruptions, with locals facing limited vehicle availability amid ongoing queuing and production slowdowns.

Weather Forecast for Washington Friday and Saturday

Forecast for Friday and Saturday in Washington: pleasant Friday with increasing clouds at night. Saturday looks cloudy with a chance of showers in the southern portion and a broad chance of breezy conditions later.

Washington

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