Magee Remembered As Senate Honors Late Senator Magee
The Pennsylvania legislature in special session pays tribute to the late Senator Christopher Lyman Magee of Pittsburgh. Senate vows to attend his funeral in Pittsburgh and adjourns after a memorial for Magee. Committees take up bills with amendments and schedule future hearings and a special session for March 27.
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Fechit
Dabon
Vy Elections
Favor Hoty
Mir Jfecht
Berkelbach
Philadelphia
Flinn
Alleheny
Senate
Pittsburg
Grady
Magee
Muehlbranner
Adleghery
Maker
Philadelphia House Debates Hearing for Cooper Resolution
The Philadelphia house debated Cooper’s resolution and proposed amendments relating to hearings on inland railway bills. A Wednesday hearing room was requested and adopted, with foes accusing the measure of weak committee consideration while supporters urged fair hearings for both sides. The vote failed the amendment to expand chamber use, and three days’ notice for hearings was set.
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Cooper
Philadelphia
Bpouker Marshall
Municipal Corporations Committee
Voorhees
Mumledpal Corp
Phlhadelphia
Heipyer
Carene
Chabymine Wille
Philwelphia
Howe
Mrn. Colville
Br. Cooper
Delaware
Board of Trade and Allied Organizations
Coaper
Philidelthia
Colville
Cld
Nimectt
Democrats Frame A Ballot Bill In Sae Meeting
Exclusive wire reports the Democratic executive committee and leaders framed a ballot reform bill at a state capital meeting. The plan restructures presidential ballot layout, party appellation, and candidate listing with new constraints while outlining nomination details and committee attendees.
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Imiodington
Wits
Tom
Cael
Cael Godup
Eune Hidatow
Poeetdone
Elootur
Otters
Phatt
Adlieu
Leer
Tle Teaane
Che Committee
National Cimnlitionemunities
M. Gaffer
Pitehure
Conseresinen Hall
Melktine
McAleer
Mutohler
Congressanal
Ateo Dine Quieed
Detlot
Lalinn
Mr Harrison's Condition Cited No Great Alarm
A dispatch from Hullonapelle reports physicians see no serious cause for worry about General Marlen on duty at the White House. Doctors note his temperature and pulse show modest fluctuation and fear he may face a difficult night.
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J*iea
Hullonapelle
Mark JD Hemedaileon
Wewriean
iMedlew
Elie Wate
Marlen
Supreme Court Upholds Ticket Walking Law
Exclusive wire reports the Supreme Court sustains the constitutionality of the ticket walking law of the state. The case Carlisle Keaty of Pittsburgh appealed from the Superior Court judgment. Keaty ran a railroad helmte business at Mitthong and argued the act did not connect with the alleged scheme to prevent competitors from selling their weekly wares.
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Poow
Villadelpha
March U
Supreme Court
Tlwatate
Eam
Edward V. Keaty
Pittsburg
Superior Court
Keary
Helmte
Mitthong
Prewenhel & Pomen
Folliryle
Gelling
Mduel Hanal
Boers Join the British in South Africa
The former opponents of Britain in South Africa join the British defense as General De Wet moves northward toward the railway. Refugees seek shelter within British lines, with thousands seeking protection and some enlisting with British forces as towns pledge loyalty.
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de Wet
Transvaal
Lutz Sentenced to Be Hanged in West Pittston Case
Exclusive wire reports John Lutz, convicted wife murderer in West Pittston, was sentenced to death by Judge Halsey in Wilkes-Barre Missouri. The defendant showed dazed reaction and denied objections as guards prepared for execution. Jury issues and intimidation allegations preceded a second trial leading to a first degree verdict.
Botha Open to Surrender as Armistice Sought
By Livchateo Wine from The Andelawl Pree Lorenzo Marquez March 11 General Botha is willing to surrender He asks an armistice to communicate with General De Wet and Mr Steyn If they decline it is believed Bow Ws surrender The Boers have no artillery or ammunition and are burying all their guns The railway from Lorenzo Marques to Pretoria is practically clear of Boers.
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Andelawl Pree
Lorenzo Marquez
Botha
Cleneral de Wet
Mr Steyn
Bow Ws
Balkan peace pledge reached by Russia and Turkey
Exclusive wire reports from Constantinople dated March 11 say the official Ikdam newspaper announces Russia and Turkey have reached a complete understanding to preserve peace in the Balkans. The accord aims to calm the region and prevent further hostilities amid tensions in the area.
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Turkey
Associated Pre
Constantinople
Ikdam
Russia
Balkans
Governor's Right of Veto in Public School Funds Battle
Exclusive wire from The Ampolgtes Prom reports Sassene court hearing on the constitutional governor veto power over public school funds. Case centers on reducing a 10,000,000 appropriation. May Iideo and Montgomew county attorneys Grey and Kratz represented appellants. Attorney General Hiking argued for the commonwealth.
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Ampolgtes Prom
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Nation Jury Disagreed on Currie Nathen Case Verdict
A jury in Wichita Kansas failed to report a verdict after hearing testimony on a joint here everal works age and a fit of emotional agitation. The exact outcome remains unsettled as reporting is incomplete and the case details are unclear.
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Wichita
Kan
Maoh
Berwind-White to Raise Wages in Central Pennsylvania
Private notices from The Associated Press report Berwind-White Coal Mining Company will raise wages by a percentage starting April 1 across Windsor Oxwoola Mills Horsttle and other Central Pennsylvania mines. About 7000 workers affected in Windsor region. company known for high wage rates and stable operations with minimal labor disturbances.
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Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Perea
Pitteburg
Pittabure
Windsor
Oxwoola, Mills, Hor‘tle
Pennsylvania
Eroploves
Ice Breaks Up Susquehanna After Heavy Freeze
The Susquehanna River near York and Wrightsville shows ice moving off with crevasses forming and a potential gorge risk at McCall's ferry. Marietta faces rising water and fears for safety as ice jams threaten low-lying areas along the river. Authorities report the break up began near Wrightsville with manageable flooding expected unless a large gorge develops.
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Tht
Susquehanna
Columbia
Wrightaville
Pagriebure
Marietta
Carey
York
Thad Wien
Breike
Safe Harbor
Tim Tewr
Wedne York
Fee
Wrishteville
Daubleis
McCall's Ferry
Wrightsville
Log Jam Ties Susquehanna Near Clearfield
Log jams in the west branch of the Susquehanna River near Curwensville threaten the area as miles of logs 15 feet high back up floodwaters. Old lumbermen warn moss failure could wipe out bridges, with rafts trapped upriver and farmers damaged by the surge. Snow blankets the region while an attempt to open a channel with dynamite is planned.
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Carfeld
Susquehanna River
Curwensville
Clearfield
Large Annuity for Edward in Commons Debate
In the house of commons today Sir Michael Hicks Beach moved the appointment of a select committee to consider the new civil list. He signaled a possible increase in the civil list noting that King Edward has a queen consort and rules a world wide empire.
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London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks Teach
Victoria
Edward
United Kingdom
Strikes End as Medvalve Workers Return to Mines
Workers at Swamp colliery and other Ninth district mines return to work after a brief strike. The Mine Workers union reports a pay increase to be continued until April 1, with plans to push further talks at the Hamilton convention.
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Sharokin
Mark V
Flickers Swamp
Time Coal Company
al Ponunion Mion
Mine Workers’ Union
Union Coal Company
Haeleton
Joost
Ad Pee
Oleomargarine Law Sustained by Supreme Court
The Supreme court sustained the oleomargarine law amid appeal from Metwon & Co of Pitiohne. The case came before the court on review of a decision by the Pidte dire Genitive plier culrt and the Siperiar owt.
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Supreme Court Tolloy
Laundry Blast at Chicago Laundry Kills Eight
Explosion at the Doremus laundry 462 West Madison Street kills eight and leaves several missing. Proprietor A L Dorenius held by police as officials weigh causes. Firemen and police clash over rescue duties delaying body recovery as wreckers move in to pull down debris.
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Chisago
Doremus
West
Madison Street
Frank Hannelin
Martha Jocobi
Bessie Kusaba
Kate Vows
Catherine Kelly
George Piehl
Emma Sabrucki
Minnie Olsen
A. L. Dorenius
Kiclbassa
Jackson Brow
Jackson Bros
Testimonial to the Late Senator Magee
A Philadelphia wire service report states the Pennsylvania State League of Republican clubs adopted a minute on the death of Christo pher L. Magee of Pittsburg. They praise his fearless devotion to party principles, generosity, and broad vision, and resolve to forward expressions of regret to his widow.
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Preza
Philadelphia
Christopher L. Magee
Pittsburg
State League of Republican Clubs
Magee
Jit
League
Governor Nominates Alderman and Hospital Trustees
The governor sent to the senate the nomination of J Poly as alderman for Bradt Third ward to serve until May 1, 1802. He also named trustees for the State Hospital for the Insane at Danville for terms of years: James Scarlet, William K. Wolloway, Fountain W. Crider, ML Detwerler, Olin PL Harvey, Howard Lyon, Morireo MH Kulp, Charles Chalfant, W. Gouger.
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Poly
Bradt
Olive
Aleeent
State Hospital
Danville
James Scarlet
William K. Wolloway
Fountain W. Crider
Bellefontes UI
ML Detwerler
Willinine Port
Olin PL
Harvey
Wilkewthirre
Moward Lyon
Willamport
Moriroo MH
Kulp
Shamokin
Charles Chalfant
W. 1
Gouger
Danevile
Bryan Visits New York in Polished Campaign Stop
William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, visits New York with aides Dr. David and Congressman Duller, meeting Mayor Von Wyck in his city hall office. Bevan notes Bryan did not discuss politics with the mayor during the call.
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Associated Prea
New York
Willian J. Uryat
Dm Diedver
Thieves Wreck a Bank at Bellwood
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports the Hellwood Deposit Bank in Bellwood entered by thieves last night. The safe was blown with dynamite breaking plate glass. About $500 in currency stolen. Building damaged extensively.
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Helidaveburg
Maro I
Hellwood Deposit Bank
Bellwood
Dinner Postponed by Governor's Advance in Pittsburg
A brief notice records Governor Stone leaving a hotel for Pittsburg to attend Sendford's funeral. Due to the governor's advance schedule, a dinner planned for tomorrow evening has been postponed until Wednesday at the reception location.
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Aeotel
Pittsburg
Sendford
Magee
Weather and political notices from The News This Morning
Weather indicates fair conditions with a colder trend today. The issue listsGeneral State Legislature honors and a rejected treaty amendment. Local items report a dramatic death by self harm and political maneuvering as Democrats seek a Mayoral candidate. Northeastern loans and industrial news accompany financial updates.
Collapse of the Insurrection Report From Manila
Cablegram from General MacArthur in Manila reports General Marian De Dios four officers and 70 men surrendered at Naio, signaling a collapse of the insurrection. The dispatch notes improving conditions across the region with ongoing captures and surrenders since January.
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MacArthur
Manila
Marian de Dios
Naio
Nnne
Arma
Conger Leaves Pekin for United States
Cable from Pekin reports Minister Conger departs for America on March 11 with sixty days leave to begin on arrival in San Francisco. Rockhill not a successor but a special commissioner authorized to negotiate with China and other ministers on Boxer uprising disputes.
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Etate Department
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Conger
Pekin
United States
San Francisco
Pein
America
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Rockhill
Supreme Court Grants Injunction Over Borough Sewer Payment
The Supreme Court reversed the lower court in the Olyphant case of BP O Malley v Borough of Olyphant. An injunction now restrains the burgess town council and treasurer from issuing warrants or paying Flanaghan and Hare or assignees for sewer construction costs in the First Lower district. Costs are to be split between the borough and the contractors. The common pleas judgment is affirmed.
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Supreme Court
O'Malley Ver
Olyphant
C. P. O'Malley
Flanaghan & Ohoro
rMesus
Hatter
Flanaghin & Org
Flannehan & Hare
Lewer
O'Malley
Common Pleas
Fire destroys Atlas grocery at WIT Weat Market
Early morning fire gutted the Atlas grocery at Market and South Main in Scranton. Firemen confined the blaze to the structure after an hour. interior completely ruined, building threatened. Ownership listed as the Heatherhut estate.损损损 damage estimated in the thousands. origin not determined.
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Wit Weat Market
O'Clwk
Box Ti
Market Atest
South Main Avenue
Scranton
Econbal
Heterhwut
Tela Low
Smeture
Philadelphia Walking Race Ends With Multiple Retirements
A Philadelphia walking race held at dawn saw several competitors retire including Martin Horm George Martin James Graham and Peter Golden due to injuries and fatigue. The event featured ten finishers with Hegdeman Heed Mart Wey Greek Howarth Dee Kream and others among the scorers.
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Philadelphia
Tvgan
Martin Horm
Geoge Martin
James Graham
Peter Golden
Hegdeman
Heed
Mart
Howarth
Dee Kream
Cavanaugh
Marnes
Clifford
McTage
Tracy
British Regretful Reply Delays Isthmian Canal Talks
Lord Pauncefote delivered Lord Lansdowne's Hay Pauncefote terms to Secretary Hay as the British government rejects Senate amendments to the canal treaty. The note expresses regret without offering an alternative, delaying new negotiations while a general statement may be issued after the president's review.
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United States
Hay
Washington
Lord Pauncefole
Lord Lonedowne
State Department
Mani
Great Britain
Congress
Weather forecast for Washington region amid unsettled winds
Fragmentary forecast notes cooler Tuesday with diminishing westerly winds and temperatures near 16 degrees. Wednesday conditions unclear with potential further changes and unsettled patterns in the vicinity of Mareil Jonocant and Gly area.
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