Unanimity sought in House over Cuban reciprocity plan
President Roosevelt presses for unity in the House on Cuban reciprocity as opposition leaders and Representative Long press for changes to the refined sugar differential. The heated Senate debate denounces the Oleomargarine bill as unconstitutional, while the Kentucky Democrat Mr. Rhea is seated and J. Mackenzie Moss takes the seat.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Rhea
House
J. McKenzie Moss
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Long
Kansas
Ways and Means Committee
Long
Morris
Minnesota
Payne
Ways and Means
Alan Rhea
Kentucky
J. Mickensie Moss
Hanbury and Vreeland
New York
Debute
Scarborough
South Caroling
Gaines
Philippines
Fire destroys Eas ward Lyttle home. two children perish
From Baxclaire Wire report The Associated Press Vilinwon March 23 says a fire at Eas ward Lyttle house near herr morning killed two children aged 2 years. The father absent borrowing a kettle. remains found in the halls as flames consumed the building.
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Baxclaire
Prew
Fragmentary Historical Card From Unclear OCR Notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places with unclear dates. The readable parts include scattered proper nouns like Hall Scrantun and Feedinand B. Trooff Ghvalagn, with March as a possible month. The overall content remains ambiguous and insufficient for a confident summary.
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Bachiwlve
Enoa
Halll Scrantun
Feedinand B. Trooff Ghvalagn
Six Men Buried Alive in Cleveland Gas Plant Cave-In
A cave-in at the Cleveland Gas Light and Coke plant on Main street killed six workers and injured Edward Lynch. Names given include Colgero Amati 27 Guiseppi Hergosco Vincenzo Lisussio 28 Andrew Harlin 25 and Peter Preast 28 with another unnamed laborer. Rescue efforts found some still alive, but all died before reaching hospital.
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Associated Pros
Cleveland
Cleveland Gas, Light and Coke Company
Colgero Amati
Guiseppi Hergosco
Vincenzo Lisussio
Andrew Harlin
Peter Preast
Anatian
Edward Lynch
President Mitchell in New York City
National President Mitchell and district presidents Nicholls Fahy and Duffy travel from Shamokin to New York to seek Civic Federation intervention to avert a strike in the anthracite region. They expect a conference between operators and a four member negotiation committee the convention authorized.
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Shamokin
Mareh
Mitchell
Nicholls
Fahy
Duffy
New York
Mt. Carmel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Civic Federation
Ralph M. Bailey
The
Onwue
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
John Bahy
T. D. Nicholls
Thomas Duffy
Miners’ Convention
Civile Federation
Ashlind House
Federation
Kipley Held for Murder After Coroner Jury
Chicago reports Dagilel Kiples nephew of ex superintendent Quseply Kiples was sent to the grand jury for murder. The coroner's jury findings and bail recommendations are described with details of the alleged crime and involved parties.
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Chicago
Dagilel Kiples
Quseply Kiples
Deep Hopkins
Lillian Arlington
Palow
Boy Killed by an Athlete During Practice
An incident at a Clinton Maine practice ended in the death of a 12 year old boy after a skull fracture caused by a thrown or struck object during a football drill. The injured youth, Hugh Callahan, died within minutes. Authorities and medical staff responded at the scene.
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Clinton
Marenkh
Clark
Hugh Callahan
Firemen Rally Missing Miners in Anthracite Region
The executive board of the Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania held a meeting and adopted a call to action for miners to attend a protest amid the anthracite region disruptions. The report notes a leader named Peter Kition and references farm displays connected to the event.
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Asetated Preas
Wilkye Harie
Match 45
New York Pool Players Clash in Brooklyn Tournament
Charlin Weston of Wyymbng defeated W MH Clearwater of Biwood Pa by 180 to IDE. The match pitted two rival players for the main event tonight at the Brooklyn pool venue with additional games planned for tomorrow.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charlin Weston
Wyymbng
Clearwater
Biwood
Murder Follows Debauch at National Club House
Harvey Green former owner of the Delaware warehouse Chester Pa was found dead in a closet at the National club house Third street and Edgemont avenue The room showed signs of a drunken debauch with a head wound and bloodied furniture Jack Lynch was found drunk in the room and jailed Police sweep the city for other club members noting the room was a notorious poker joint run by Green
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Chester
Harvey Green
Delaware House
National Club
Third Street
Edgemont Avenue
Club
Green
Jack Lynch
Powderly Retention Reported Faceoff With Pennsylvania Delegation
An exclusive wire report outlines a Pennsylvania effort led by Senators Quay and Penrose and Rep. Connell to have Terrence Powderly kept as head of the immigration bureau. The president seeks Powderly’s retirement due to Ellis Island friction, with new appointees set to replace Powderly and aides.
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Associated Prose
Washington
The
Star
Powderly
Quay
Penrose
Connell
Pennsylvania
Terrence V. Powderly
Bureau of Immigration
Senator Quay
South
White House
Senator Jonas
Senator Penrose
Representative Connell
Scranton
Ellis Island
Fitchie
McSweeney
Port of New York
Quay and
Elis Island
Taylor
Frank P. Bargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Quaynet
Sargent
Elsidland
Chinese Exclusion Debate Advances in House Committee
The House foreign affairs panel voted near unanimously to report the Chinese exclusion bill with major changes. It prohibits Chinese laborers from all U S territories including the Philippines and Hawaii, authorizes the Philippine commission to enforce the act, and adds photo ID requirements for entrants while trimming penalties and deportation procedures. The measure retains key provisions but shifts enforcement and scope across ports and jurisdictions.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Phcnc
Philippine Commission
Sain Juan
Porto Rico
San Francisco
Commissioner General of Immigration
Uwe
Philadelphia Railroad Stockholders Elect Four Directors
Members of the Pensaylvania Rail road company held an election to fill terms of board members ending. Effingham B. Morris, Ajpomas DeWitt Coster, James McCrea and Lilita Gel frey were chosen for four years. The event marked a major casting of votes among the wire capital holders.
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Philadelphia
Pensaylvania Railroad Company
Tetour
Effingham BH
Morris
Ajpomas DeWitt Coster
James McCrea
Llitala Gelfrey
Maritime Shipping Notes From New York Port
By Radualve Wire from the Associateud Pree. March 25 Armived: Wilesland Antwerp Cleared Haverford Antwerp Teutonic Liverpool Philadelphia Southampton Salled Kuleesy Withelade Krowe Bremen Cherbourg Numadle Liver Bina Jongne Sur Mor Arrived Slatenani New York for Tottenhaim Cand proceed Mhyanmonth eStilled Giut Waldorsen from Uinibing lind Hovlogne Mor
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New York
Wilesland
Antwerp
Proddent and party to Florida trip announced
Exclusive wire report states President Cleveland with Professor A Binley and Dw Haye Ant will leave New York for a Florida pleasure trip. They plan a week long journey starting soon with travel to the Sunshine State.
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Proas
Wrimeton
N. J
Matohi
Cleveland
Dob A. Binley
Haye Ant
Wall
Piolmow
Oman
Pullman Porter Lynched at La Junta in Public Lynching
Exclusive wire reports W H Wallace a Pullman sleeping car porter was hanged from an electric light pole by a mob of about four thousand in La Junta Colorado near the courthouse square after being hunted all day. He died protesting innocence as bullets tore into his body. A separate assault on Mrs. Henrietta Miller occurred at the Santa Fe yards with a Pullman porter accused of attacking her after she boarded the Denver sleeper in La Junta.
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Washington H. Wallice
Denver
Thi City
Miller
Canyon City
Pueblo
la Junta
Wallace
Sugar City
Missouri Pacific
Patterson Hollow
Rocky Ford
Manganolu
Farr
Lashunta
Associated
Pues
Col
W. H. Wallace
Court House Square
Wialaace
Henrietta H. Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe
Chicago
Powder Explosion Kills Three at Punxsutawney Mill
An explosion at the Mahoning Powder Co plant Punxsutawney in the press mill building killed Clark Simpson Orrin Bergerstorck and Joseph Weiss and injured several others. The blast shattered windows a mile away and wrecked the isolated building while other plant structures remained standing. Superintendent Patterson had just left minutes before the explosion.
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Punsutawney
Mahoning Powder Company
Patterson
Senate Committee Debates Direct Election of Senators
The Senate privileges and elections committee discussed the House resolution for direct senatorial elections but adjourned for two weeks without a vote. A majority reportedly opposes the measure, though supporters may still report back once the division concludes.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Secare
Senate Committee On
Sethon
Senate
Berlin Cartoonist Sparks Humorous Gag In Royal Dispute
Sinpiicladiitie, a notorious illustrated journal, shows Miss Alice Roosevelt at sea with a fat hog in a jab at the Prince Bevin affair. The cartoon mocks high officials and has often been confiscated for irreverent depictions of prominent figures.
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Bevin
Sinpiicladiitie
Th Pollen
Alice Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Thia
Fire Destroys Blakely House on Seventh Street
A dwelling on Seventh street Blakely burned to the ground at 2 am. Owner occupant Harry Price? was named. Wilson Fire company of Peelville responded but distant water supply prevented effective action.
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Seventh Street
Blakely
Wilson Fire Company
Peelville
General MacArthur’s return to U S soil noted
A partially readable dispatch outlines Major General MacArthur and staff preparing for a homeward voyage. It mentions General Oeit and three aides, with references to the Twentieth Infantry and lingering departure details as the unit moves toward Hechter Ne, Mi.
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Chicago
Galien Elwell &Dle
Jay
Lukes
McClukey
Twentieth Infantry
Mac Mthur
Cioneral Oeig
Hechter
Mie
Otin
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal conference opens in Cuba
The thirty fourth annual Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal conference begins in Cuba with temperance services. Bishop John M. Walden and Bishop Cyrus B. Foss arrive, and Prof. Swallow works on preliminaries for his trial. Business sessions start tomorrow morning.
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Fellefonte
Central Pennsylvania Methodist Episcopal Conference
Amos A. Baldwin
B. Evins
W. H. Schwartz
W. A. Stephens
John M. Walden
Cyrus BR. Foss
Philadelphia
Hastinus
C. Swallow
Henry
Bishop Foss
Palma Praises United States After Cuba Transfer Talks
Washington reports President Palma of Cuba, after talks with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root, leaves for New York to late April then to Santiago and Havana for May 20 inauguration. He lauds US good faith, contrasts colonial rule, and notes plans for his family and education in the United States.
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Washington
Cleet Tomas Estrada Palma
Cuba
Roosevelt
Root
New York
Santiago
Havana
General Palma
Root Sald
Palma
United States
Spain
Hoya
Mre
Bawa
Effort to Harmonize After Tomorrow Meeting
Fifteen Republican select council members supported Je and ftubathin for chairman a week ago while five Republicans stayed away. An effort to restore harmony is expected after Hilmhit's meeting tomorrow. The five absentees can choose their ally, but have not disclosed whom they will back.
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Select Council
Je i
Ftubathin
Hilmhit
Eleot
Corporations Chartered by Exclusive Wire
Unclear OCR text lists several fictional corporations with dubious names and mis-typed entries. Included are references to mining and capital figures, with scattered place names and dates that cannot be reliably verified. The passage appears to be a garbled notice of corporate charters from an indeterminate source.
Pennsylvania Tunnel Authority Under City Rapid Transit Bill
An 1880s style notice from Albany reports a bill granting New York City rapid transit authority over the Pennsylvania railroad tunnel. Mayor Law Beatonday signed the measure overcoming objections, empowering the board to undertake the tunnel project with tram and railroad implications.
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Albany
S. Wa
New York City
Rapid
Penmylinia
Apnis Milan
Law Beatonday
Uldee Ten
Rapid Trapait
Amwariated Prous Report Sparks Early Morning Rally
An exclusive wire from The Amwariated Prous notes a confusing early morning scene in Town Mawh, where Cecil Hodes faced a sad night but Mo rallied early to take control for several hours before fading.
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Amwariated
Prous
Town
Cecil Hodes
Inauguration Date Set as Cuba Transfers to Cubans
Secretary Root announces May 20 as the date for turning over Cuba to its people with General Wood to oversee a staged, minimal U S military presence. Palma and aides approve. A Cuban congress will convene May 10 to prepare for full power transfer.
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Wood
Cuba
Associated Press
Washington
Root
General Wood
Palmir
Palma
Tamaya
Quesada
Wie
War Department
United States
Kyve
Ishund
William L. Hasskin
Evo
Bantiago
Miles
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