Fatal riots in Havana threaten police, endure unrest
Havana reports violent clashes between police and local militants. Officers killed and twenty five wounded as crowds attacked Cerro station house. Police repelled attackers. public sentiment supports police as authorities reassert control and sobriety returns. Six assailants killed or wounded. later fires and arrests noted amid continuing upheaval.
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Cerro
Hilavana
Havane
Certe Wan
se¢tenIay
Cavaelon
Monoeal
Havana
Pallee
Society of Pilar
Conroe
Aeordane
Gallanestrest
Colma Accom
San Refael Street
Mike Het
Windsor fire service badge to Miss Mireefelon M Gould
Fire Commissioner Scanell informs Miss Mireefelon M Gould that she will receive no gold base badge entitling entry to fire services during Windsor incidents in Greater New York. Another badge will be crafted for Frank J Gould, provided to his sister at the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scanell
Mireefelon M. Giould
Windsor
Frank J. Ciuld
Damaged Town Facilities in Mendville Fire Destroy Armory
A fire in Mendville Pennsylvania destroyed the National Guard armory and several local businesses including a carpet store and a dry goods shop. The blaze caused extensive property damage and an estimated loss of 61000 was reported. Local responders fought the flames but could not save the structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendville
Maret
Chic Dixon and
McParkind Bheck
Sdindeman & Hence di Ater
Shyrock
Carpet
Hoteles Curite
Tawrin
Tibune Publishing Omy
National Guard Armory
National Salt Cam Pping Incorporation Filed
The article notes incorporation documents for a national salt company with the secretary of state filing. It states the company is authorized to produce and be made, though the text is garbled and specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
J. Mareba—Articies
Methodist Bishops Meet in Syracuse in April
The United States Methodist bishops will convene in Syracuse on April 7 for a full conference agenda including church matters and governance. The meeting aims to set priorities for the national denomination and address program initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Syracuse
N.Y
Methodist Pypiinihualonyrol
United States
Thin City
Menta
Quay Captures Blair at Hollidaysburg Republican Convention
At the Hollidaysburg court house the Blue County GOP named delegates to the state convention and elected county and slate tickets. Edgar S. Stayer presided. Milton Alexander and John Stewart led state offices. Quay allies won many key votes amid a slate including M. Uf. Mackey and J. A. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysburg
Blue County
Court House
Edgar S. Stayer
Altoona
Edward Butler
L. F. Crawford
Tyrone
Tremourer
Milton Alexander
Laancaster
Supreme Court
John Stewart
Chambersburg
W. H. Kounts
Somerset
Quay
It. M. Almes
B. M. Bunker
anti-Quay
2. BR. Fay
George UC
Irvin
M. M. Morrow
Anti- Quay
le. PL Walton
Tio
M. Uf
Mackey
John A. Smith
Legin Township
James M. Alister
Allegheny Township
Cqunty
John Clingerman
H.C. Lorens
Roaring Springs
T. C. McCartney
W. M. Fraser
Friends of
Senator Quay
Paris Sailed With American Tourists Amid Medical Crisis
Kingston Jamaica March 20 The American steamer Paris carrying American excursionists sailed at 6 pm. John Sherman is worse and not expected to survive the night. The Chicago cruiser is not yet arrived but is expected to meet the Paris at Santiago de Cuba. The Paris may first touch Guantanamo. Sherman’s condition worsened by heat, doctors fear no swift improvement and all hope may be abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Paris
Ton
John Sherman
United States
Chicco
St Ie
Santiago de Cla
Guantanamo
Chicago
McKinsey Guests On Jekyl Island Visit President Reed Hosts
Prenlont MecKinsey and Mre MeKinsey with Hobart and Senator Hunn visit Jekyl Island, home to the Eastern millionaires. Ex-Interior Cornelius N. Biles and Speaker Thomas Reed accompany the presidential party greeted by crowds as they travel by train to the Colfax revenue cutter. The party plans to stay through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islanswick
Prenlont MecKinsey
Jekyl Bela
Simon's Sound
Tre Cael
Branswick
Bimin
Mre MeKinsey
Mire
Hobart
Hunn
Cornelius N. Biles
Thomas HB. Rewl
Thomas HB. Rewl All Perdine
Nny Wis
Attoks
Uhoweanda
Colfax
Reed
Soldiers Returning From Cuba To Be Disinfected
Arrangements by the surgeon general of the marine hospital have been made for disinfection of troops arriving from Cuba who cannot receive attention here. Most will land at Savannah for disinfection, others at Brunswick, Halifax, Charleston. The war department aims to move troops home before new U.S. regulations take effect next month, with Havana reports offering hope of safe return without infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peteral
Marine Hospital
Cuba
Vic
Savannah
Braunewick
Hblickbeard
Charleston
War Department
Havin
Executions Ordered for Three Murderers in Harrisburg
Governor Stones will vet the duty today for the execution of two murderers. James A. Cham mer is to die for the murder of Mrs. Kater at Norristown. Jesus Preaton Jr. of Chester county also faces the gallows. A colored man, Preston, convicted of murdering his wife near Doe Run, Chester county, last year, is to be hanged as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburs
Stones
James A. Chammer
Kater
Norristown
Jesus Preaton, Jr
Chester County
Hoth
Miggs
Preston
Doe Run
Evening Senate Session in Harrisburg
The Senate met in Harrisburg this evening with several members present. A resolution proposed that after April 2 all posts on the postal calendar be dropped and no bills read after that date. After passing a few routine second readings, the chamber adjourned until 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbura
Chusen
Senate
American Steel and Wire announces price changes
Pittsburg reports steel and wire firms adjust quoted prices. billets rise to $20 per ton and 1 cent per keg for nails remains low, while other alloys show higher selling rates. market notes reflect December to March shifts in steel product values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Leuleo
Deaths of a Day Across Regions Mentioned
March 2 records multiple deaths including Robert Fiwnne once of Balem bonbeum and Warren Green longtime Yokohama consul, with others listed from Louisville and Ashmont. The notices note service roles, affiliations and ages in terse obituaries.
Martha Place Executed in New York Electric Chair
Mrs. Martha Place died at Sing Sing after two electric shocks. Officials reported instantaneous death, with the first shock delivered at 11:15 a.m. and the second later. Governor Roosevelt refused to interfere, and Place had planned to kill her stepdaughter and husband in a jealous crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Martha Place
Sing Bing
State
Davina
Den
Irvin
King Sing
Warden Sage
Mr. Price
Mrs. Place
Jean
Plysiihain
Dr. Cole
Fens
Bath
Irvine
Deiwih
Sing Bing Station
Ast Millstone
Cole
Martha Phice
Ida Place
Hancock Street
Misokiya
William W. Mace
Mary
Place
Gerretsen
Ton Imin
Ida
Mace
Piace
Miss Prace
Roosevelt Anneroed
Wir
Refusa
Woowich
Commission to study capital combinations for business
Parliament in Harrisburg reports a bill to empower the governor to appoint a solicitor to recover delinquent taxes and oversee state cases. A concurrent resolution asks a three senator and seven appointees commission to examine laws on corporations trusts and business combinations and report to the governor with a $5000 expense cap. The measure passed unanimously amid debate on Pittsburgh Allegheny interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Hosack
Ways and Means Committe
Departments of State
Hall
Hosack Nigo
Mr. McNeee
Armetrong
Alr. Harris
Cearfield
Woodruff
Philadelphia
Tvo
Pennsylvania State Board of Taxes
Pennsylvania Labor Legislative League
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Patrons of Hashaniry
Creasy
Columbian
Pittsburg
Municipal Corporations Committees
Beef Poisoning Allegations Reach Court in Invaluable Trial
A court hearing in Ingaley Inver discusses beef contamination blamed for illness among soldiers. Four witnesses linked to regiments from the late war testified that the canned beef supplied as army rations caused stomach distress and sickness. The witnesses noted possible delays in shipments and the potential impact on troop readiness before their departure to New York on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingaley
Molo Lew
Milew
Wick Taylor's Quay Story Shaped by Pennsylvanian Debate
From Youngstown March 6 Ian Wick Taylor returns from Washington claiming reform momentum after adjournment. The Pennsylvanian legislature may prevent relegation to governor, with Hon MB Quay likely to be appointed. Pittsburgh reports brief boxing note: Kenneally of Minneapolis defeats Dave Ball of Henchester in six rounds after a strong early display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Taylor
Youngstown
Ian Wick Taylor
Sue
Washington
Pennsylvania
Benator
MB Quay
Indiapilix March 12 Dispatches In Verse Style
In this transit of garbled text a note mentions Marh 12 with names Georgy Billion and Sunopolie Van Heest in a reported administration. A second line cites Prank Childe March 2 and a decision over Light at BeAwnees with unnamed locals present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiapilix
Mareh
Georgy Billion
Sunopolie
van Heest
Dis Opporiunk
Detroit
Weather and Local News Highlights Across Scranton Area
Morning weather signals northeasterly winds and unsettled skies. Local items include reports from Pittston City, a Havana incident, and school board planning. Also noted are court rounds in Lakawinns County and preparations for state care and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lakawinns County
Pittsburg Citizens Urge New City Charter and Health Board
Residents of Pittsburg send numerous letters urging a new city charter. A resolution to place the bill on the calendar failed by a wide margin. A health bureau for first class cities is read a second time and slated for third reading tomorrow. The calendar was cleared and the house adjourned until ten o'clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creasy
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Ballitt
Philadelphia
Dixon
Elk
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Lenge
Skinner
Fulton
Ford
Howe
Len
McEhaney
Alleghens
Peron
Ale. Heorack
Mittsburg
Messer
Bureau of Health
Cliles
Reid
Senate
Board of Health Factilies
Alew
Fifty-Third Ballot In State House Joint Session
A short session of the House and Senate convened to elect officers with Frank O. Varig presiding in Speaker Marr's absence. The Governor approved a bill authorizing payment of school directors for attending the triennial convention and for punishing candidates who pay directors expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moarrivburg
Mareh O
Itty Thi
United States
Aongtor
Wikon Fodiy
djQuny Jonks Dalen Eee
Buowhee Peensseaseneses
Eth Pier
Ss Me Biv
Frank O. Varig
Clearfold
Marr
Red Cross Denies Madrid Dispatch On Spanish Prisoners
The International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva denies any foundation to a Madrid report that General Novella received a dispatch from the committees about dissolving the general assembly to appoint delegates for negotiating the release of Spanish prisoners held by the Filipinos. The committee says it cannot understand any role beyond its provincial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Marth
International Committee of the Red Cross
Bariety
Mroes Sidony
Ite Provines
Wealthy Bradford merchant dies by own hand
Henry Balil heim a rich Bradford merchant shot himself at his home after supper. His son I l Soldheim served with Astora battery in Manila. The revolver found in the son's room was used in the fatal act. The tragedy occurred in the parlor as he sat in a rocking chair before firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Henry Balilheim
I'l Soldheim
Astora Battery
Manila
Bonal Homme
Nedial
Don Carlos Bobs Up in Clash Over Banker Advances
Rome reports Don Carlos or Donarkes the Spanier pretender has secured advances totaling several millions from English and French bankers. He plans to enter Spain soon, pending exchange of peace treaty ratifications between Spain and the United States. The Opinione notes reaction among Carlists and Spanish Renub- Weons to begin an uprising after the treaty exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Donarkes
Spain
United States
President McKinley Heads to Jekyll Island Outing
Thomasville Georgia reports that President and Mrs McKinley along with Vice President Hobart Senator Hanna and Secretary Cortelyou left for Jekyll Island. They will return by Wednesday and had been invited to visit the island, with talks about the president possibly visiting elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
McKinley
Mia
Hobart
Hanng
Cortelyou
Rixey
Dekyvt Island
Jekyi
Central Pennsylvania Conference closes in Ridge Avenue church
The Central Pennsylvania Conference of the Methodist Church held its closing session today at Ridge Avenue church in Harrisburg. Hagleton was elected to the next office and the mid year institute will be held in Shippoosburg. A resolution praying for the speedy recovery of Dr. Silay Swallow was adopted as he remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania
Flarrisburg
Central Peonsylyvania Methodist Church
Ridge Avenue
Hagleton
Shippoosburge
Silay Swallow
Judge Weiss Takes Oath of Office in Hovphin County
The ceremony occurred this morning in Thirrinburg as Judge Weiss assumed office. Judge John HL Weles and Judge John B. Mokhorsen presided amid a tainted selection of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Hurrlevorg
Moreh
Trudee
John HL. Weles
Thirrinburg
Hovphin
Jikee Weber
John B. Mokhorsen
Collegiate Certificates Rally Sparks Conference Tension
A convoluted report describes a collegiate certificates conference with heated exchanges and partisan participation. The piece notes a political undertone, a tense atmosphere, and mentions participants connected to a Philadelphia area event and a college examination process.
Steamship Arrivals Include New York Call and Cherbourg Route
A garbled list shows ships Arrive at New York including Shushwerk from an unspecified port and Kabler Wilhelm visiting Cherbourg bound for Freuen. Other names and routes appear distorted but indicate mixed arrivals and departures in transatlantic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Naples
Lahn
Aiwerp
Shushwerk
New York
Sinathe
Kabler Wilhelm der
Cherbourg
Freuen
Aguinaldo's Desperation and Washington Volunteers Action
Desperate moves by Aguinaldo result in the beheading of General Lagarda after urging surrender. Washington volunteers cross a river in a canoe under fire to attack trenches. Commissary train fatigue hinders the advance as ambulances render aid and report heavy casualties among multiple units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagarda
Aguinaldo
Washington Volunteers
Manila
Siena
Lagerda
Malolos
Arguinaldo
Conceva Lagauds
International financial exchange ratifications delayed
The article notes a $20 million fund ready for transmission through M Cambon Withington Moreh Y The plan awaits exchange of ratifications with Spain. No payments have been made yet to the manny, while the United States financial agent coordinates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Manny
United
Theo
Cengrat
Spanish Prisoners Negotiation Question Referred to President
In Washington the issue of allowing Spain to negotiate with Aguinaldo for the release of Spanish prisoners held under the federation is presented. The president will decide whether to proceed, amid hesitancy to confront General [name unclear] and strong opposition toaction from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moreh
Aguinalin
Fim
Swallow camp seeks prohibition era governor bid
A fragmented notice references Harristuen Morih W Tiw and Dr Sie Swallow in a late prohibition era candidacy for governor. The sparse readable text implies a historical political context and an unofficial candidate outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harristuen
Morih W-Tiw
Dr Sie. Swallow
Serbouviy
Eli
Weather forecast for Woeshhiston March 9
Forecast calls for brisk, cool conditions and potential winds in Woeshhiston. Expect bright periods with changing clouds and a chance of light showers later in the day.
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Nanigos
Finikhed
John G. Means
Department of Correction
Bundove Street
Marianna
Rodrigues
Toledo
Gad
Time
Iso Milee
Fitytugh Lee
Meadville
Blair
McKinsey
Jekyl Island
Savanah
Galo
Robert Fiwinne
Cleo
Phy Devil
Louleville
Warren Green
Yokohama
Cleveland
Fieet
Green
Weetere Union Telegraph Company
Norte Taliimory
Uhlels
Pylon
Hiurtixborg
March
Neo Veara
Hock
Loxton
Johabed Marey
Clafiln Wilveretty
Orangeburg
N. Cy
Ashmont
Chita
Commission On Trusta
Mr. Creasy
L Kenneally
Alleeheap
Dave Ball
Henchester
Childs
Aguinaldo Breheads
Binley
Pittston City
Eusy
Lyons
Lotal
Sulmarhad
RED Cross
Henry Soldheim
Don Carlos
Mrs McKinley
Pilladvlphia
Solly
Mehdi
Hepeths
O& Foxolution
Wihiontioe
Dimndvien
Natu
Founk BP
Jone
Youns
Aronson
Yuot
Ries
Paemir
White
Fills
Morgan
Schunder
Coumpholsaint
Pearie
Edwards
Ky Roniter
Voempany
Comednerds
Nelson
Withington
Woes
Burton
Driekiji
Gros Volunteers
Brow
Drie
Panay Land
Miller
McNeil
California Regiment
Dirbeave
Indiana Lleavorran
Bale
Raguyan
Neeraa
Smith
Otis
Cambon
Hireh Coppiman
Cipige
Rand
Jule Newbureern
Max Pterastedin
Cleve Jon
Dr. Swallow
Woeshhiston
Eustorly
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