Vaughan Bill Surprises Supporters in Harrisburg Vote
In Harrisburg on May 21 the Vaughan bill faced an upset as supporters’ confidence waned and opponents gained ground. The bill, tied to Scranton and Dunmore interests, saw surprise votes and was recommitted, with final passage expected the next morning as lobbyists push for needed supports. The measure would affect city classifications and funding, with Scranton resisting perceived special treatment.
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Crete
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Yale
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Wales
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Iepresentative
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Useborough
Bonin
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas of
Lavhenaune Commie de
Manel
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Ehall
Connell Sells Scranton Coal Interests Amid Labor Talks
Congressman William Connell disposed of his interests in the William A. and Lawrence collieries near Scranton for about 1 million dollars. The Connell Coal company will become part of the Lehigh Valley Coal system as output, with 700 workers per mine, continues in the Tunka wanna district. Union leaders sought recognition, but Connell declined to intervene, noting broader policy and a 10 year renewal for miners’ wages through April.
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Philadelphia
William Connell
William A. and Lawrence
Scranton
Connell
Connell Conl Company
Jehigh Valley Coal Company
Wanehington
Cons Hell
Flood Damage Report From New York States Wide Inundations
A dispatch from New York reports widespread flood damage across the state caused by melting snow and heavy rain. Rivers and tributaries overflow, threatening property and possibly lives. culvert washouts and railroad washouts cause injuries but no major disasters yet.
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Norwich
Mephawick
Littl
New York Centura
West Shore Road
Frankfort
Rochester
Villigen
Cortland
Binghamton
Watertown
Micon
Madinon
Pardons, trials, and transfers ripple through courts and votes
The record details multiple legal actions including manslaughter cases, indictments, and pardons. Names like Aaron J. Valin and Mark Whemas Waves appear amid a series of judicial proceedings, with references to votes, centers, and authorities across several regions.
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Biden
Julies
A. Flotienser
Miladelphis
John Comutt
Aaron J. Valin
Solenon
Enon
Mark Whemas
Serra Fies
Tyler Gets Five Years
In a recent trial at the Safety Syn Natienal bunt, Tyler was sentenced to five years for an alleged offense related to statewide pitchbing. The hearing was held in Rosen, with Matrh Site the Melton States de noted as context.
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Rosen
Melton
Todas
Trier
Pitchbing
Wileltut
Fire Sweeps Through City Buildings Net Loss Reaches 0
Exclusive wire reports a blaze destroying multiple establishments in the city. Estimated value of losses runs into thousands, with February figures cited. Authorities are investigating the cause as fire crews battle stubborn flames overnight.
Turmoil Grips Ottoman Empire as Insurgents Gain Ground
Dispatches from London report Ottoman finances in chaos with salaries unpaid, war debt rising, and military spending surging to counter Yemeni and Macedonian unrest. Insurgents defeated imperial troops and proclaimed Mohammed V as Sultan's figure, while arrests rise in Constantinople and shipping to Asia Minor increases.
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Sultan
Mohammed V
Macedonia
London
Constantinople
Yemen
Arabia
Mohemmed-Kesad Effendi
Mohammed
Young Turks
Abdul-Hamid
Wieculian
Izzet Bey
Call for Meeting of Mine Workers
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers calls a joint meeting of the national executive board and district presidents in Wilkes-Barre on Friday. The session aims to act on the report of Mitchell regarding New York talks with coal operators and the potential strike, following the Haslenon convention.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Haa
National Executive Board
Mitchell
New York
Fruit steamer Ashore at Dane Beach
The steamer laden with cargo of lanai ran aground near Dane Beach, E. I., and is reported to be a total loss. Passengers aboard include El Hiten of Schenectady and family members. the General Electric company crew assisted, with other names in the party.
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New York
Merc Y
Dane Beach
Partenges
EL Hiten
Sehmectady
Oveanpiuany
Babs
Willen Yorkes
Ff Nonilev
Thia
Reform Needed in India Debated by Lord Curzon
March 27 report from The Associated Press quotes Lord Curzon of Kedleston, viceroy of India, urging reform in many areas amid a debate on the budget. He defends military needs and surplus management, saying more ore and spending could keep India secure, and stresses India cannot endure unrest.
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Valentin
Cypraon
Kodlestan
Tadltt
India
Curzon
Japan's Position Outlined at Parliament Meeting
In Yokohama Premier Manials Lee addressed the parliamentary adherents noting Japan has secured a position to protect its legitimate interests. He warned of external pressures and said Japan will take necessary steps in response to current exigencies. The premier acknowledged growing influence from neighboring powers and potential shifts on the horizon.
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Mateh
Manials Lee
Japan
Tiona
Fer Wolshbor
Postmaster General Smith Denies Resignation Rumors
Washington March 27 Postmaster General Smith emphatically denied rumors he would resign. He stated repeatedly that he has no intention to resign and sees no reason to change his service to the nation, despite persistent speculation.
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Washington
Smith
Siddh
Aernrney
Reehrnae
Denmark’s Price for West Indies Sale Reported
A Copenhagen dispatch claims Denmark proposed to the United States a four item plan to sell the Danish West Indies. It includes a fleet loan of four hundred thousand dollars to Denmark a population vote on union with the United States and immediate American admission of residents plus duty free fruits. The proposals face likely rejection for items three and four.
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London
Daily News
United States
Mob Attacks Silk Superintendent Speare in Wilkes-Barre
A mob of breaker boys and sympathetic workers brutalized Superintendent Speare as he traveled through Wilkes-Barre on March 27. Police fired revolvers as officers contained the crowd, while mud and stones were hurled. The assault followed tensions over a wage agreement between the Silk Company and labor leaders, and related strikes.
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Wilkes-Barre
Batiford Willis
Speare
Cmd
Spears
Wagner
Farinier
Ericina
Fron
Bhoomaker
Conference Adjourns as Appointments Read
The Methodist Episcopal conference in Ware closes after devotional led by Bishop Joyce. Mountain Home adds Wikewatver to the superset and Humerry Het is listed with others. Rev. H. J. Fores joins from East Maine. Treasurer Kirkpatrick and Secretary Groves present the year’s statistics.
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Strider
Methodiat Episcopal Conference
Bhishoy Joyce
Ieee
Fox
Wikewatver
Mountain Home
H. J. Fores
East Maine
Joyce
Trev
Marie Groves
Trenamrer
Stev
Homan Kirkpatrick
Mohawk River High Water Delays Night Travel
High water on the Mohawk River delays passenger travel and river crossings tonight. Officials warn travelers to seek alternate routes as conditions affect the New Work metal and Molewk Willey crossings and nearby services.
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Mteal
Willey
Mine worker resignation shocks Suburda plant board
An executive wire from The Associated reports a mine worker at Peceldont Minehell tendered resignation effective the next Suburda. The move comes amid plant management changes and unsettled labor tensions.
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Volieveapelle
Tal
Mawel
Sets
Janina
Aguinaldo Capture Reported by Funston's Men
Manila dispatch says insurgent leader Emilio Aguinaldo was located in Luzon Province and captured with Task force commander General Funston on the Vicksburg voyage to Manila. Washington and Chicago reports note early confirmation and mixed official reactions.
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Isabella
Island of
Luzon
Funston
Allotment of Pennsylvania Stock Set at 33 1 3 Percent
Philadelphia March 2 The new issue of the Pennsylvania Stock Company will allot to shareholders at 33 1 3 percent of present holdings. Old officers are reelected and stock to be issued June 1 to August. Value of new stock may exceed £500 000. The plan marks a historic shift for the company.
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Philadephia
Newls
Pranttey Bank Stallroad Company
Ueber
Pooneyivania Pallyaed Company
Hermofore
Weather and Turbulent Times Highlight Morning Edition
The morning edition notes fair weather with northwest winds. The text mentions events including General Geneal Ponden capturing Meine olibe Vaughan Mil Hug, an uprising in Turkey, and various reference to mining, industry, and financial news.
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Meine Olibe
Vaughan Mil Hug
New York Cruiser Ordered to Manila Amid Court Revisions
Reported orders directed the cruiser New York to proceed to Manila. The move follows tension over a court case and potential overland travel for U S officials. Officials anticipate further communications with the Moroccan government and possible a meeting to address the matter.
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New York
Manila
Casualties in Babington's Action Reported
The wire from Akai dated March 27 lists two killed and seven wounded among the casualties. The article notes a number of dead and wounded, with heavy fighting near Hart and Lavuntontedn as New Zealand and Russian forces push forward. The pursuit continued as enemy resistance eased and a cautious advance was made by allied troops.
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Marels
Kitchener
Pretoria
Manehot
Suse
Katies Broad
Lavuntontedn
Callout for reanondent of the Exily Mull sows
A distressed report from Lomlon dated March 28 notes a severe outbreak in Bengal with thousands dying in the week. Calcutta and surrounding towns are deserted while relief efforts begin amid widespread fear.
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Lomlon
Bengal
Calcutta
Unclear OCR text yields fragmentary report
A garbled OCR passage describes a home entry and an implied violent incident. Names and specifics are unreadable, with multiple misspellings, making it impossible to identify persons, places or exact actions.
Untidy OCR fragment hints at global names and places
Fragmentary text lists many proper nouns and locations such as Liverpool New York and various unfamiliar names, suggesting a distorted news item or parade of entities without clear action or context. The readable parts imply a travel or event narrative but lack coherent events or dates.
Suspects Arrested in Bank Burglary Ring
Four men were arrested today in Thornville on suspicion of involvement in a bank burglary at the Semeret bank. They were armed with improvised tools and attempted to flee with stolen goods. Newark authorities report the arrests as part of the investigation.
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Newark
Math Sie-Pour
Thornville Totay
Enypielon
Semeret Bank
Unable to extract clear headline from fragmented text
Fragmented OCR text describes a meeting or conference with religious or sect information and names but lacks coherent events or outcomes. Key entities are unclear, dates and places are obscured, preventing a precise summary.
Pennsylvania Pen Building Commission Delivers Action to Philadelphia
Exclusive wire report from The Associated Press states the Pennsylvania commission to the capital stripped toMall Philadelphia for a policy measure. Officials discuss system reforms and funding plans affecting state construction and public works projects in the city.
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Vaerrlaborg
Peleevivania Commission
Alfalo
Tlapia Palladelphia
Sat Aleulu
Local Police Officer Involved in Fatal Threat Incident
A troubling report describes Officer WL KEL Vert being threatened and later firing at a suspect after a domestic threat. The incident ended with the assailant dying, while officers responded and secured the scene tonight.
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Molunlow
Tillie
Sean
Mr Knox May Be Attorney General
A wire from The Associated Press reports Mr Knox is a likely candidate for attorney general. Colleagues believe he could accept the post if offered and would seek to avert the Santos matter.
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Mr. Knox
Prom
Pitta
Allied Powers Protest China Convention Amid Chinese Troubles
Washington reports show United States Great Britain Japan and Germany united in opposition to China signing any treaty with another power until China resolves its internal troubles. The British protest via Sir Ernest Lane at Pekin mirrors similar U S objections to the Manchurian agreement, with diplomatic leaders questioned about a direct approach to Russia and the status of the pact remains unclear.
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China
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Hay
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Neal
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Russian Courtesy in Pekin Honors Marines Buried
The bodies of six American marines killed during the siege of the Temailians were removed for shipment to the United States. Russian and American troops shared in the disinterment ceremonies with guards and honors, as General Chaffee and Me De Clerices praised the joint effort and wartime brotherhood.
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United States
FE. W. Wise
Aoale
Russia
Chaffee
I M. de Gilera
de Clerices
Egyptian records found unearthed at Abydos reveal early kings
Exclusive wire reports Rev Dr Winslow confirms Prof Petrin has uncovered Abydos records dating before Mena founder of the Ket dynasty around 4800 BC. Names cited include Narmada Ka Pla Del and Sam with inscriptions and a long strip bearing the name Alta iMenay among about thirty inscriptions.
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Alta iMenay
Deaths of a Day. Associated Press notices from March
A mass of garbled obituary notes reports the deaths of church leaders and prominent figures. Names appear jumbled, but references include a pastor of St Patrick's and a veteran, with ages and places unclear due to OCR issues.
Weather Forecast for Washington Manh District
Forecast calls for rain and shifting winds with northeasterly to northwesterly directions. Expect Friday to bring unsettled conditions with possible showers and cooler temperatures across the area.
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