Bribery Inquiry Probes MedCarrell Bill Votes
Pennsylvania legislative committee questions lawmakers in alphabetical order about alleged bribery linked to the MedCarrell bill. Witnesses include Ebeneser Adams and others denying information. testimony describes offers of money and attempts to influence votes, with several members called and questioned but no concrete evidence obtained.
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Farr
Messrs. Dempsey
McWhinney
Manning
Adams
Engler
Hamishirg
Mareh
House Municipal Corporations Committee
Cevern Dave
Katrinan Fow
McClain
Lancaster
Wil Dk
The
Hestaee
Movsre
Mc“ain
Kreps
Franklin
Youngs
Tioga
Voorhees
Philadelphia
Koonta
Somercot
Randall
Chester
Tighe
Lehigh
Dixon
Fildes Abrams
Phillidellia
Ebeneser Adame
Mosers
Alman
Ackerioan
Allen
Hoy
Clarion
Mae
Standal
Menare
Anderson
Schulykill
Baldwin
Delaware
Burrow
Huntingdon
Boyle
Lucerne
Boves Agricultonal Committee
Sever
Calla
Adin
Busquvehanna
Paagter
Pcooniing
Uyethe
Michael Ud. Costello
Momey
Costello
Curler
Mtr
Renitor Coyle
Loohiel
Moustello
Wiarhington
Pow
Thomas Brown
Windsor Hotel Fire Toll Rises With New York Bodies Count
The Windsor hotel fire in New York on Friday left nineteen dead and thirty four missing, raising the total to nine confirmed dead as rescuers found another body. Fire crews continued clearing wreckage on Forty eyerthetreet, uncovering clothing and fragments, with morgue officials identifying remains and salvaging personal property amid ongoing discovery efforts.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Ily Cove
Coaring
President McKinley and Hobart Tally-Ho in Thomasville
President McKinley and Vice President Hobart spent a healthful day in Thomasville Georgia. A porch rocking chair session, a country club drive with Senator Hanna's nephew, and a post meal appointment signing followed. Reports from Jekyst Island were denied and a renomination plan with Garrett Hobart as running mate was stated as likely. The party plans to move to Tallahassee tomorrow.
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Thomasville
McKinley
Aly
Hobart
Cortelyou
Jekst Island
Reed
Kinley
Peron
Morers
Hannard
Garrett Hubert
Talahisser
Bloxham
Washington
Hanna
Rail executives debate traffic rates in executive conference
About twenty five railroad general managers and representatives from major trunk lines met with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington to discuss current traffic rates. No firm assurance was given to maintain the present rates, and a further meeting is scheduled for tomorrow morning to consider potential actions.
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Washington
Hents
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
Boyand
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eclork
Fire destroys barn and horse on 145 Mforming Avenue
A barn and a horse perished in a blaze at 145 Mforming Avenue owned by George AteMarthy. The fire caused extensive damage valued around 150 dollars with adjoining greenhouses and tenancy of Marvin and Mul. Caregiver Jiulin Beugic found the scene at midnight and investigators call the origin a mystery.
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Givorge
Marvin & Mul
Jiulin Beugic
Incorporation Notices for Soho Company and Partners
March 2 report notes articles of incorporation filed for the Soho company and associated parties, listing Clarke Fh Cre and Clarke G. DLL among signatories. It references maritime dispatch and plans for electric power, gas plants, and telegraph connections in New York and nearby.
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Ted
Maritime Daipewcmiont Coriyeingly
Fhatherical Caphial
Soho
Pye Conpany
Itiven
Iliks
New York
N. Dutton
Barber
Clarke G. Dll
Nowurig
Australian youth known as Young Grice declared insane
Albert Griffith, nicknamed Young Grice, a small Australian figure, was declared insane and sent to Jefferson mental hospital after a court ruling. The report notes his confinement and arrival at the facility amid public curiosity.
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Cicano
Albert Griffith
Revenue bills dominate Pennsylvania Senate and House debates
The Pennsylvania legislature advanced revenue measures including a one third of one percent tax on charters and corporate stock increases, and a uniform tax hike on beer, ale, and porter. Debates featured opposition to district reapportionment and a contentious calendar reform as committees extended sessions and set strict future order of business.
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Ross
TL Ie
House
Letou
Fow
Mr. Stewart
Philadelphia
Rules Committee
Gener Calemdur Billie
Pevenue Willy
Seeajone
Xeon Peqiline
Marona
Admiral Simpson Receives Presidential Reply on Spanish War Service
The President replies to Admiral Simpson's March 11 letter praising his naval leadership in the Spanish War. It commends his blockade of the fleet, army cooperation, and the effective preparations under his command, affirming appreciation for his service and recommending advancement. The letter is signed by William McKinney and transmitted through Admiral W. T. Sampoon in New York.
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Washington
Mareh
Simpeen Hae
Munalon
Wiaahingtom
DB. C
Coreuin
William McKinney
W.T. Bampoon
Quay Trial Subpoenas Witnesses in Philadelphia
The commonwealth subpoenaed all witnesses tied to former United States Senator Richard R. Quay in a Philadelphia proceeding. District Attorney Clem Ent attended to the summons of a Pittsburg bank cashier. The trial is expected before Judge Melthe.
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Philadelphia
Mawelo
Commonwealth
Allis
United States
Nay
Hie
Richard R. Quay
Titty
Fisty Perdonia
Clement
Pittsburg
Mr Sherman Improves Aboard Steamship Parlv Viewlog
Mr Sherman is described as much improved this evening and near transfer to the cruiser Chivaga expected by daybreak. His relatives’ party influence is nearly exhausted as the situation stabilizes aboard the steamer Parl Viewlog Sancinga.
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Sherman
Parl
Harford University Sees Controversy Over Seminar Protests
Fragmentary OCR text shows confusion around a Harford university event and a student protest. Names and precise actions are unreadable, but the article hints at campus tensions following an incident during an on campus meeting.
Pennsylvania Pensions and Washington Pages Muddle
Fragmentary OCR notes mention pensions in Pennsylvania and a Washington page with unclear references. names and places are partially legible, suggesting a compiled column or notice, but details remain uncertain about actions or dates.
Bloody race war in Arkansas flares with lynchings
In Little River county Arkansas a race riot erupts as mobs assault Black residents. Seven men are reported killed or disappeared, including named victims General Duckett Edwin Goodwin Adam King Joseph Jones Benjamin Jones Moses Jones and others. Dozens of Black suspects are hunted as White residents declare vengeance.
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Texdrhina
Maren
Little River
Leon Wrehed
Dewtt
Beven Bodifee
Ares
Duckett
Edwin Goodwin
Adam King
Joseph Jones
Benjamin Jones
Moses Jones
Joe King
Johny Johnson
River County
Wet Indian Territory
Texas
Wiplog
Erithte Ilot
Joe Kling
John Jones
Leon
Texarkane
Red River
Index
Jury Sensation Opens Historic War Trace
The report covers a notable jury trial in Chonetol involving a state lawmaker Milly Negros, highlighting a sensational rowe war of Arkunens and adjacent political maneuvers. Local events include a parade in honor of the Thirteenth Regiment and a Supreme Court decision affecting local time.
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Chonetol
Paetthe
Milly Negros
Arkunens
Water ordinance fails in Philadelphia council battle
Philadelphia March 21 The water supply improvement ordinance seeking 3 200 000 failed final passage in select council by three votes A bid to reconsider may occur next session As time passes observers expect no water legislation until after May and new council member Archbr ife takes its seat on April 2 The dispute inflamed by tensions between council members and Mayor War with opposition seen as stalling until the new mayor is installed
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Philadelphia
Select Council
Common Council
Oresort Arhbbridge
Reading Trade, Business and Scientificc Associations
Warwhee
Actor Mitch Leighy Bell Seeks Bankruptcy Relief
Amateurish OCR fragment mentions actor Mitch Leighy Bell and a petition in bankruptcy. Reference to relief from liabilities appears tangled with misread names and places. No clear events or outcomes emerge.
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Mitch Leighy Bell
Bankuptcy Coder
New York
Jin
Chicago
Joe Tyre
Dhonttenwn
Putney Visit Feline Fines Stir New York Rumor Mill
Report from New York states officials received a dispatch from Assistant Quartermaster Cheteral AL 8 Kimi about military logistics and troop movements. The message hints at routine execution of service duties and upcoming operational deployment mentioning the Army unit and mobilization process.
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New York
Feline
Assitant
Cheteral
Kimi
Unite
Atities Army
Wine Over Stallion Put to Death in Chloral Case
Loximaton Ry March ot The famous American thoroughbred stallion Wine Over doomed by chloroform. Left fore pout resid ed in billing. Miltean Young refused offers of WiW and 75 000 for him.
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Loximaton
Hibihoe
Duim Bella
Guieveme
Secretary Alger Declares War Department Authority Supremacy
A March 22 War Department order by Secretary A. Alger settles who has supreme authority at the department. It states no chief or acting chief can be detailed to duty without Alger’s approval, aligning the chiefs of corps under secretaryial control. The move addresses a long-standing dispute dating back to Jefferson Davis and General Scott.
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Atay
Generala Omer
Washinton
Mareh
Etinff Corpe
RK. A. Aliver
Wien
Madore Cheneral Mites
W. &,. Corbin
Adjutant Gene
Alger
Atrec
War Department
Jefferson Davis
Scott
Army
Arthur
Lincoln
Sheridan
Eta
Adjutant General's
Secretary of War
Miles
Lineulu
Garlinton
Bryan on Belmont in Birmingham crowds fire up currency talk
Hometown visit by W. J. Bryan draws large Birmingham audience plus neighboring towns as he denounces Teller and party split rumors. He vows to explain contrasts between Polmont and Jefferson and promises to address Belmont’s book later.
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Himingham
Ala
Bryan
Birmingham
Jefferson
Perry Polmont
New York
B Bryan
Teller
Belmonts
POPE'S PHYSICIAN III ILL WITH BRONCHITIS
London reports the Pope’s physician Lampont has been ill for two days with bronchitis. The Pope, ignoring prescriptions, continues work but may not attend the news conference. The article notes secrecy around active nepotism discussions.
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London
Acovondine
Daily Chronicle
Lampont
Tenalle Seniano
Unclear historical copy with scattered names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Punjab control and military ranks with scattered proper nouns. No coherent event or date is extractable. readable items include references to persons and regions but lack a verifiable incident or outcome.
Foratowy Motet Sl Mie At Huygens Alwsander Dimd
A cryptic note from Foratowy announces a motion for Mie at Huygens Alwsander with unclear date and venue, mentioning Werd Charthon and a series of ambiguous years. The fragmentary text provides limited context for a definite event.
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Foratowy
Huygens Alwsander
Werd Charthon
Ameal
Desperate Fighting at Iloilo Reported by General Otis
Desperate fighting at Iloilo on March 16 pitted 400 Panin riflemen against seven company Blahtoonth regiment US infantry and a battalion of Chinese volunteers. One killed and fifteen wounded from Eighteenth Infantry. 100 rebels killed and several wounded. Washington reports casualties through March 23 including multiple wounded and killed in various units. A photographer narrowly escaped.
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Panin
Mantia
Sunelpohe
Miller
Washington
War Department
San Pedro
Macati
H.C. A. Benes Diet
Maariquina
Colorado
Archie A. Aldrich
Joro
Panay
Eightemth
Louis Riel
Eighteenth Infantry
Joseph Daly
Theoonde Burr
Preston Sevage
Willian H Berlachke
LL. Vax Borme
Joseph Ft. McCreary
William Lohason
John J. Rol Wers
William Bixmain
Riley G. Cullaghan
William Tk. Rhodenberger
Peters Released After Filipino Rebel Capture
A wartime report from Manila describes photographer Peters, captured by Filipino rebels, tortured and tied. He was brought to Malolos with eight Americans, a Spaniard, and two German nationals, then released after American officers intervened. Rebel attackers, described as headhunters, threatened further harm.
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Sain Francie
Capula
Aml
Wade Paskos
Peters
Malolos
Ameria
Petey
McQuesion
Moore Confession Details Hutchinson Murder Case
McPherson Kansas March 22 John Moore says in a signed statement he killed his five children with a hatchet then buried the house. He claims to have been driven by a desire to protect them and says he would rather see them dead than leave them in his wife’s care.
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McPherson
Kan
John Moore
Moore
Hiis
Migr
Unable to identify a coherent historical item
The provided text fragment is garbled and unreadable, containing no clear events, people, or organizations to summarize into a headline and concise summary. It cannot be transformed into a meaningful newspaper item without additional readable content.
Fragmented obituary note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a death and a funeral context. Names and precise details are unreadable, but it indicates a late event involving a war era setting and a local community notice. The legible bits point to an obituary or memorial snippet from a newspaper page.
Weather Forecast for Whelington Eastern Vounnyt
A forecast for Whelington and surrounding area calls for brisk northerly winds. Expect variable cloudiness with periods of sun and a mild to cool day. Winds may gust along coastlines and across open terrain.
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Whelington
Mure
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