Senate to vote on ship subsidy and related measures
Washington dispatch reports the Senate will begin voting on the ship subsidy bill at 2:00 PM with no speeches after voting starts. After this, the presidential protection measure and oleomargarine and Chinese exclusion bills are planned for the unfinished business slot alongside the canal bill. In the House, the river and harbor bill and the Moss-Rhea contested election appeal are on deck with revenue cutter service retirement also under consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hoar
United States
Republican Steering Committee
Proctor
Penrose
House
Moss Ve. Rhea
Kentucky
Revenue Cutter Service
Rhea
Revenue Cutter Service di
Wayne County Primaries Decide Delegates in Narrow Race
Special to the Semmion Tribune Honesdale shows Wayne County voters selecting congressional delegates amid scattered results. In ten districts only four reported, with Lymer Greene 19 votes and Duvlind 12, a decisive result in a contest that could influence the state convention and Colnel J. A. Watres.
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Honesdale
Qienbighen
Wattie
Ivey Wenntetad
Momor Geeen
Don Durland
Chitty Ieee
Etop Lymer Greene
Duvlind Twelbe
Faye
Colmel J. AL Watres
Coal Trade Hopes For Early Lake Navigation Revival
Exclusive wire reports prospects of an early spring opening of lake navigation boosting anthracite markets in the Wyoming and Southill districts. Dealers expect better supply as shipments resume after ice, with hopes for improved conditions and fewer delivery delays, despite lingering supply tensions.
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Philadelphia
Enal
Porta Trave Ber
Jong
Sebouthill
Wyoming
Fire at Bryn Mawr Dormitory Denbigh Hall
A lamp overturned by a Bryn Mawr student caused a fire in Denbigh hall on the second floor. The Bryn Mawr fire department and Philadelphia companies fought the blaze. no injuries were reported. Denbigh hall, built in 1919 at a cost of 190000, housed seventy two students and suffered about 5000 in contents loss.
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Prom
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
College
Bryn Mawr
Denbigh Hall
Firyn Mawr
Thames
Isid
Bellamy Storer Not Resigning From Madrid Post
Bellamy Storer arrives aboard the St Louis from Southampton and denies reports he has been recalled as United States minister to Spain. He says he is on ninety days leave, notes treaty progress with Spain, and expects to return to Madrid in June. He defends his relations with Spanish officials and deflects rumors about the young king.
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New York
Bellamy Storer
United States
Spain
American Line
St. Louis
Southampton
Storer
TE Tuwe Mo
Ale Storer
Madrid
Porto Hivo
Midtrid
Council of State
Kling
Raguata
Crue
Weather Report From Michigan Amid Strong Winds
A fragmented notebook-style note reports powerful gusts in western Michigan tonight. The text mentions gale conditions and unsettled wind while a child is described as being towed by the tone of the wind, indicating a stormy scene.
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Mich
Mars
Western Michigan
The New Pension Bill Advances Through Congress
Exclusive dispatch from Washington reports a pension appropriation bill nearing passage as lawmakers seek relief from private pension pressure. The measure would criminalize compensation for services in private pension bills and criticizes claimants and attorneys for exploiting the process. The bill sits with the president for signature.
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Washington
Congréss
Bil
Congress
Kidnappers Active at Pittsburg
A Pittsburgh magnate Alexander F. Peacock, former Carnegie Company official, faces threats of kidnapping his three children unless $25 000 is left at a North Highland avenue spot. Detectives are said close to arrests as the family moved to New York for safety after two menacing letters.
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Associated Prov
Pittsburg
Dispatch Today
Alesander FR. Peacock
First
General Files
Carnegie Company
Lexington Avenue
Holliened House
New York
Walty
Lexington Avenue House
Peacock
North Highhind Avenue
Peacoulk
New York City
Dhvek Kenmath Diay
Watres Causes Arrests In Political Ad Row
The Enclusive Wire frame and Altoona, Py report Colonel Watres filed 10 informations against HH and W. OH. Blep publishers of the Altoona Mirror. Wichelin Publishing aided the event. warrants served, bail posted. The matter, political in nature, was paid as ads but appeared in the news column.
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Altoona
Alarehti
Welock
Watres
W. OH. Blep
Altoona Mirror
Wichelin
Sleps
GIVERA'S PROCLAMATION IN HISTORIC NOTICE
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proclamation by Givera and a discussion about a stream of events involving Samar and American influence. The text references a planned act by authorities and a possible shift of control or naming, with unclear details and names obscured.
Dock laborers accept deal after strike talks
An exclusive AP report says dock laborers and employers reached a settlement after a meeting with delegates from allied groups. The workers' union and the employers accepted terms, ending the strike and restoring operations at the port.
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Te Astociated
Ha Hoeholle
Schley Leaves for Boston
Admiral ships for Boston to fight for nation. Arambling text reports martial ceremony and departure with limited readable facts from the Associated Press.
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Schley
Boston
Local Puncher Fight Ends In Injuries At Nevada Clover Strip
A brawl at a Nevada strip of workless land left Evans and Sh hehea injured after a dispute with Whielosten at eight yard distance. Authorities report unclear motives and injuries described as non fatal.
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Hepee Evans
A. A. Sh
Providence Disaster Victims Recovered From Lake
Wreckage bodies recovered from Lake Mallivee include Dr. N. A. Lancaster and several city victims. Officials report grim task ongoing as coast guard and divers search for more remains with authorities confirming identities as they are established.
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Prem
Vicksburg, Wie
Lake
Mallivee
N. A. Lancaister
Powderly Removal Linked to Sargent Promotion
A Washington dispatch says Terence Powderly faces removal as immigration commissioner while Frank P. Sargent, grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, is favored to succeed him. President Roosevelt reportedly offered Sargent the New York immigration post. Sargent's prior declines and labor leadership record are noted.
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Fitchie
New York
E. F. McSweeney
Roosevelt
Mr. Powderly
Washington
the Times
Powderly
Terence V. Powderly
Frank P. Sirgent
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hoosevelt
Sargent
Thomas Fuehle
Times
Mrr
Hind
McKinney
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Edward FF. McSweeney
Treasury Department
Pitehie
vAssistant
McSweeney
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Wovemotive Piremen
East Orange
Orange County
Vacatilon
Arison
Arizomi
Sseddle
Brotherhood of
Locame- Live Firemen
Sttle Wes
Supreme Council of Railway Employes
General Chaffee Signs Land Purchase for Army Site Near Pasig
General Chaffee signed a contract for the purchase of land for an army site about seven miles up the Pasig river near Manila. The tract spans roughly 1.25 miles wide by 2.5 miles long, bounded by the Pasig on one side and Suiguina de Bay on the other, on elevated ground overlooking Manila. Construction will begin once congressional approval is obtained.
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General Chaffee
Pasig River
Kaekaky
Manilla
Suiguina de Bay
Manila
Congress
Navy arsenal location and funding report details
An obscure dispatch from March covers the Vallardien naval arsenal with 91000 figures and a referenced denedenetteged act. It notes involvement by The Associated Press and Jods Li plage, highlighting political debate over defense allocations.
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Manbiage de Chili
Naval Arsenal
Vallardien
Unclear OCR Entry Hints Names and Places
Fragmentary text lists New York and multiple place names with March. No coherent event or outcome is readable. unlikely to identify persons, organizations, dates, or actions for a proper summary.
Miles Plan Rejected by Roosevelt and Root on Philippine War
Exclusive wire reports that Lieutenant General Miles proposed to end the Philippine conflict with a set policy change, but President Roosevelt and Secretary Root rejected the plan as unfair to officials and troops who have contributed to pacification.
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Washington
Gener
Nelein A. Miles
Arioy
Heat
Mile
Indore
Howe
Roosevelt
Root
Miles
Blizzard Paralysis Grips Northwest Railways
A fierce blizzard blankets North Dakota and the Canadian northwest halting rail traffic. Northern Pacific and Great Northern trains halted for 36 hours, lines to Winnipeg and beyond blocked, Winnipeg cut off, and Canadian Pacific routes immobilized. Detroit reports a 24 degree drop to 26 above zero with high winds and snow flurries.
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St. Paul
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Continental
Detroit
Mich
War in Colombia Guards and Rail Line Tactics
Exclusive wire from Vie Ascociateid reports Colon fortified with small troop detachments. Government builds embankments in central Colon as 200 soldiers patrol the rail line to thwart possible insurgent attacks similar to last November. Parana faces shortages of provisions while Panama receives beef via Cartagen through Colon.
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Colon
Columbia
Minareh
Parana
Panama
Jute Storage Fire Smolders in Greenpoint Brooklyn Depot
Exclusive wire reports a jute storage fire at the Ameen Manufacturing Company in Greenpoint Brooklyn. The warehouse held about 97,000 bales of fate as authorities investigated the incident and the curious blaze drew attention from local onlookers.
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New York
Greenpoint Motion
Brooklyn
Ameen
Notable Deaths Highlight Late 19th Century Figures
A jumble of obituaries notes Marcia Welker a former U S district judge and Ohio official dying at home aged 72. Other mentioned figures include a New York divorcé Willian Way and Kansas City physician Major Mlake M Woodson among several noted deaths with scattered biographical details.
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Helfast
Leeland
Hily
New York
Jorceline Vandooblly Oru
Compiuulury
Jils
Miemy Formeaston
Minooka Burglaries Hit Five Local Properties
Minooka Wisconsin residents report a bold burglary spree Friday night. Four men seen in town are suspected as the burglars, who entered three residences and two hotels and stole a small amount of cash and valuables. The Gibbons family of six was reportedly drugged, and the thefts included a cash register, batteries, and clothing. Police have been asked to help locate the suspects.
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Charles Delmuth
Christopher Barbers
Michael Gibbon
Michael Tenne
Peter Mullen
Mr. Gibbons
Christopher Hearher
Main Street
Michael Tenry
Charles Deluth
Iochbarn
Minooka
First Catholic Total Abstinence Regiment Organized
Delegations from mine societies formed the nucleus of the proposed First regiment of the Catholic Total Abstinence movement in America. The meeting in St. Teo's hall West Scranton elected officers led by Colonel D. Phillips and Major Walter McNicholls and approved forming nine companies with more planned to reach full strength.
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St. Teo’s Hall
West Scranton
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Father Whitty Society
North Scranton
St. Leo's Battalion
St. Aloysius Society
South Scranton
St. John's Society
Minoanka
Young Men's Drill Order
Wilkes-Barre
Plains
Father Mathew
Knights of Rutcher Mayhew
Carbondale
St. Joh's Sociem
Pine Brook
St. Aloysius Sociery
Wingston
Aew John's Society
Bouth Scranton
Scranton Diocesan Union
Major Phillipe
Wilkee- Barre
Thomas Early
Weat
Varlowa
4. Phillips
Wilkes Harre
Walter McNicholls
Weat Scranton
JV. Morlan
W. J. T. Davis
West Becranton
Welsh champion Jimmy Michael sails to training in Washington LA
The Welsh boxing ace Jimmy Michael leaves New York for training quarters in Washington LA. The move aims to lower the natural pace record set by the challenger while local promoter C. Kennedy plans the next steps.
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New York
Morel
Pomuiy Uyll
Noght Iwiplon Oveliat
Dames C. Kemnudy
Lowes
Jimmy Michael
Washington, L. A
Methuen Posts Distress as Boers Disguised in Khaki
Dispatch from Lord Kitchener reports Lt Neasham killed after refusing to surrender during a Boer assault. Methuen’s rear guard held briefly. ammunition exhausted, two dozen mounted troops routed. Boers wore British uniforms causing confusion. Cape police and garrison terms noted amid heavy fighting.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Lord Methuen
Tle
Metheun
Thirty-eighth
Lord Metheun
Attick Hurd
Wand
Wittery
Burt
Neashianm
Neasgham
Turd Methuen
Rosiliers
Butters
Lor Aiethoven
Ilsu
Clare
Cape Police
Tn Perlail Vegnanry
Cape
Charles Kollо Surrenders in Hy Vaeltinite Case
An article reports the surrender of Charles Kollо amid a complex legal matter. Details are fragmented but reference to a family, a trial, and related legal actions appear, with names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
Cold Wave Hits Kalamazoo In Unclear Report
A terse AP dispatch reports a cold wave affecting Kalamazoo with mentions of freezing temperatures and strong winds. The text is garbled, referencing Mick Kuluvanas and vague dates, but implies unusually low temperatures and windy conditions.
Cecil Rhodes Weaker But Nation Still Faces Strain
A fragment from The Anookalled Pires in Cape Town reports Cecil Rhodes is weaker and in poor condition. The piece notes his health remains unstable while other state matters show no change.
Weather forecast for Washington area two day outlook
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday calls for clearing skies in eastern portions with warmer conditions. Tuesday turns fair and cooler with a cold front sweeping north to west, bringing chilly conditions across the region.
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Washington
Wesmishlvania
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