Scranton Bribery Trial Reveals Councilman Payments
Testimony in the Scranton bribery case exposes payments to multiple council members including Griffiths Thomas and McKinney. Witnesses describe envelopes of money linked to hotel meetings and a ghost-walker scheme while warrants are issued for McKinney and Weyland as hearings continue with police and prosecutors pursuing further arrests.
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Scranton
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Heran
Joint Fire Department
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Counei
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Ale
Maloney
Central Townsylvvania Telephone Cmpany
Poner
Hones
le Mod
St. Charles Hotel
Dbribere
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Jetter
Hawk Reowin
J. Matoney
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Lackawanna Company
Hatton
T. R. Brooks
Charles Robinson
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Barber Arplatt Company
Electyle Light Company
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Terests
Olsetrie Hecht Company
Neare
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Varria
Scranton Railway Company
Mr. Newcomb
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Prosewutare
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Sion Thomas
Robert Wilson
Weltinner
Tlani
Elie
Cease
Minger Weyland
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Deibers
Tribune
Sturgesang
Ning
Stidnges
Weyland
Towill
Cuban constitutional convention to debate Platt amendment
Havana March 7 Cuban constitutional convention set to meet this afternoon to formally discuss the Platt amendment. Political tension rises as Radicals approach, with appeals to the people and potential protests if the amendment is removed.
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Plasterers Demand Advance in Pittsburgh Strike
The Journeymen plasterers of Pittsburgh threaten a wage advance effective April 1. About 630 workers involved. All members belong to the Craftmen's International union in a growing labor action.
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Wishing department offers home goods at sale prices
One hour offerings from the Wishing department cater to thrifty households. Items include Wine and White enamel Stove Pans in sizes DLAT and 218 dollars, with regular price marked down Friday afternoon. Also advertised are coal hods and large coal hods available Friday afternoon at sale prices.
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Love and espionage in wartime New York affair
A New York Sun tale recalls a Spanish wife who spied for Spain during the war with the United States. Her husband, torn by love and loyalty, faced pressure from Spanish agents, while uncovering a broad network of spies and the collapse of his marriage amid revelations and danger.
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Nobleman Howland Dies After Illness in Allegheny
Cecil Sherbrooke Jeanmont Howland Marl of Warcrave and garter of ritahiys court dies at Allegheny General Hospital after a two week typhoid illness. He served as a superintendent at Presset Steel Car in Melin's Tacks and boarded on Ped erm street. His death startled associates as details of his lineage and residence surfaced in the wake of the loss.
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Iis
Cecil Sherbrooke
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Ritahiys Court
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Atlecheney General Hospital
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Presset Steel Car Company
Meline
Saure Motet
Pederm Street
Alleheny
Allegheny General Hospital
New York
Tiowland
Saupe
Democrats Claim Senate Quorum To Straighten Out Rod
In Maryland the Democrats appear to hold enough votes to restore order. Senator Moore arrived to aid leadership as party reform measures were approved, and the reorganized Senate now backs the new election bill on track for final passage.
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Miapol
Sanater Moore
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