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Scranton Tribune

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Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1899

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Dewey Day Celebrated with Naval Parade in Philadelphia

Philadelphia marked Newer Day with a grand naval demonstration on the Delaware River. The Raleigh led the parade, reviewed by Captain Coghlan, with the Russian officers observing as vessels and flags adorned the riverfront. Governor Stone and officials visited the Raleigh, and crowds filled the harbor city for the patriotic celebration.

Philadelphia Delaware River Stone Raleigh Algonquin League Island Navy Yard Rateigh Comhlan Cramp'’sa Coghhin Harrisburg

Dewey Day Celebrations Across California Towns

A national salute fired from a cannon marked the victory in many California cities. In one city children were instructed about Admiral Dewey in gym class, while public schools held the main observance and the governor designated Arbor Day for the occasion. Flags on public buildings were the sole observances outside schools.

California Corregidor New Orleans St. Paul

Hero Worship at Detroit Opens Sons of the American Revolution Session

Detroit May 1 Enthusiasm for the heroes of PS and 09 equalled that for those of 70 as the tenth congress opened. Col EB S Chitenden proposed a Dewey day cablegram to Admiral Dewey from the Detroit session and it was amended to include General Otis and his officers. Governor Pingree urged safeguarding civil rights as past heroes were praised by Mayor Maybury and others.

Detroit Chitenden St. Paul Dewey Admiral Dewey Sons of the American Revolution Thomas W. Palmer General Otis Pingres Congress Maybury Alger

Concessions to the Filipinos Expanded for Self Government

The United States to allow Filipinos near complete local self government with limited U S military oversight to guard against mistakes. Experiments underway outside Luzon show the policy working, aiming to improve Filipino trust and support for American authority.

Washington State Department Philippine Commission United States Philippines Luzon Promlie

Labor Strikes End At Gould Coupler Works And Nearby Firms

Unionized workers at Gould Coupler works De pew win back pay after a settled strike raising daily rate from 11.25 to 12 40. Electrical workers strike for four dollars and a nine hour day. Ellicott Square workers seek shorter shifts from twelve to eighteen hours daily. Indurated Fibre workers at Lockport resume after pay raise.

Strilking Lockport

McKinley Cables Dewey on Victory Anniversary

At the Brooklyn Navy Yard on May 1 President McKinley sent a cablegram to Admiral Dewey. He praised Dewey and his officers for prewar achievements and noted the nation's affection and gratitude, saying their deeds will live in history.

New York Brooklyn Navy Yard McKinley Admiral Dewey Manila United States Bribane

Hopkins Candidate for Speaker Emerges in Party Cohesion

Chicano and May Len of the fourteen Republican members met today to publicly support Congressman Albert Hopkins of Aurora for Speaker of the U S House. The show of unity signals momentum within the GOP rankings as Hopkins seeks the national role.

May L‘len Tolay Albert d. Hopkinag Aurora Enenker National House of

Pardons Board to Review Murder Charges in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg on May 1 the Board of Pardons will convene Wednesday morning to consider all murder charges awaiting action. Governor grants respite for William Kilman, the Pittsburgh area killer, who was scheduled for execution tomorrow.

Varrisburg Micgheny Uade

Yorktown's Men Are Prisoners

Ten members of the Yorktown landing party including Gillmore are reported prisoners at insurgent headquarters near Baler Luzon. Captain Rockefeller of the Ninth Infantry is missing since April 28 near Caloocan. General Otis cites no negotiations or new fighting. names of captives sought by the Navy.

Gillmore Rockefeller Otis Manila Aprila Navy Washington Yorktown Dewey War Department Philippines Taler Dewey Peroents Baler Admiral Dewey Tim Gilmore Ninth Infantry Tinckefeller Caloocan Charles M. Hockefeller Seventh New York Infantry and Cavalry School

Con M Ve y Act Prompts Boxing Controversy in Wheeling

Oscar Gardiner known as the Omaha Kid staged a decisive final round to save his brother Bridle from a potential knockout by Jack McClelland of Pittsburgh at the Metropolitan club. The tenacious fight ran twenty rounds with Gardiner fading in the nineteenth and ending with only a minute fifteen left in the last round. McClelland was due to meet Gardiner again within two weeks at the Lenox club in New York.

Wheling W. Va Osear Gardiner Omaha Bridle Thin City Jack McClelland Pittsburg Eddie Gardiner McClelland Oscar Wight Oscar Gardiner Lenox Club New York

Counterfeiter E C Delaney Sentenced in Pa Penitentiary

E C Delaney, of Perry County, arrested near Morcorabure six weeks prior for forging and passing counterfeit coins, was sentenced by Judge Stewart to two years in the Eastern penitentiary. While imprisoned awaiting trial, Delaney was found making five cent pieces.

Chambersburg E. C. Delaney Perry County Morcorabure Stewart Eastern Delaney

Local Firm Incorporation Reported in Trenton

The Loaundrica company with authorized capital of 11.00 was incorporated in Trenton New Jersey today. Incorporators include Trathen, William Hoff and Thames J, MB Frank, all of Haworth New Jersey.

Trenton N. J Loaundrica Company Incarparatan Dnapex 1 Trathen William Hoff Thames MB. Frank Haworth N, J

Choate and Russell Toast at London Hardwick Banquet

In London on May 1 the Hardwick society banquet honored Joseph Choate United States ambassador and Lord Chief Justice Russell of Killowe. Russell praised the US Supreme Court and Choate as eminent American lawyers, while Choate joked about American justice and litigation costs and noted parallel lawyerly sentiments across the Atlantic.

London Joseph Choate United States Taron Russell Killowe England Hardwick Society Lord Russell United States Supreme Court Choate Globe Atlantic

Privation and Death Among Alaska Prospectors Reported

Sixty prospectors arrive in Seattle with tales of scurvy and frost from Alaska’s gold regions. Stories include men losing limbs, a man buried a partner on a sled, and a potential slide on Valdes Glacier risking a relief party. Captain Abercrombie’s government road plan awaits the Excelsior.

Valdes Seattle Wash Copper River Alaska Yung Alex, Powell Goodwin Oakland Cal Wesle Scheidecker Grand Ridge Chitna Dixon Hutton Memphis Tenn T. B. Rawlings Little Rock Ark Rawlings Futton Excelsior Abercrombie

Money Wins Bird Match at Philadelphia Club Grounds

Harold Money of New York won the fifty bird match at the Philadelphia Gun club in Eddington. He missed only one bird in a strong race. Captain A W Money of the Cartaret Gun club finished second with 47 kills, while Hubert A Welsh and H Y Dolan tied for third with 46 each. EF L Smith of the Palmetta club shot 44. The match carried a $50 entrance fee with distributions to top finishers and the club.

Philadelphia Harold Money New York Eddington A. W. Money Cartaret Hubert A. Welsh Cabtaret Club H. Y. Dolan

Two Workers Killed by Express Train Near Wingohocking Station

Fortunato Rubino aged 22 and Pasquale Yaure aged 24 were struck and killed instantly today by an express train on the Germantown branch of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway while at work near Wingohocking station.

Milladelphia Alay Horresa Germantown Philadelphia and Reading Railway Wingohocking Station Fortunato Rubino Weed Pasquale Yaure

Towne Defeats Barry in English Professional Sculllog Championship

In London Mile End the professional sculllog championship of England saw George Towne of Australia win by four lengths over William Barry of Putney. The purse totaled 10 pounds, with wagers pushing the racing action from Dutney to Mortlake.

London England Dutney Mortlake George Towne Australia William Barry Putney

Trenton Girl Dies by Self Inflicted Poisoning

May L Gravi Miller 11 daughter of Morgan B Miller a farmer near Trenton took carbolic acid and died. No motive is known beyond described despondent disposition.

Trenton, N. J May L Gravie Miller Morgan B. Miller Trenton

Washington May L-Wenslon Certification Notice

Fragmentary OCR notes indicating a local official action involving certifi cates and widows in areas including Hallstead Busquehanna Bradford and Franklin Forks. Lacks full details due to damaged text but appears to record an original filing or claim process connected to widows and regional entities.

Washington May Wenslon Charles Willian Hallstead Busquehanna Holland 1 Beebe Franklin Forks Sisquehanna Laulee A. Hil Bradford

May Day Observed in Berlin Merlin

May Day events in Berlin Merlin on May 1 drew few participants with only about thirty two demonstrators in the city and suburbs. The turnout was sparse and there were no notable incidents despite efforts by social democratic leaders.

Berlin Merlin

National Brewery Company Incorporation Noted in Trenton

The National Brewery company with authorised capital of 10000 was incorporated this afternoon. The firm is authorized to make coke coal gas electric and compressed air.

Trenton National Breviria Company

Provisions For Prisoners Exchange Sought In Manila

General MacArthur sends officers to General Luna with money and provisions for American prisoners and asks for an exchange. Macabebes employed as scouts declare loyalty to the United States, while Major Bell captures Marabebe and Lawton plans a larger advance with a 40 scout band led by W M Young.

Manila MacArthur Antonio Luna J.C. Gilmore United States Uao Yorktown Baler Luson Bell Marabebe Calumpit Vivas Lawton W. M. Young Diamond Warrington Somerfield Murphy Oregon

Weather and World News Highlights

The morning issue notes cloudy warm weather and Dewey Day observances. It covers Anglo Russian talks and Filipino prisoners, plus American relief for prisoners. Also reports on local finance committee, nurse graduates, and Scranton court developments.

Consecration of McGavick as Auxiliary Bishop at Holy Name

In Chicago on May 1 the Rt. Rev. Alexander J. McGavick was consecrated auxiliary bishop of Archbishop Feehan with the title of bishop of Marcopetis. The Holy Name Cathedral hosted the ceremonial high mass with Archbishop Feehan as consecrator and celebrant, joined by bishops Dunne and Burke and preached by Bishop Spalding of Peoria. Nearly 300 visiting priests attended as hundreds filled the cathedral and many were turned away.

Chicago Alexander J. McGavick Feehan Marcopetis Cathedral of the Holy Name BE. S. Dunne Dallas Maurice F. Burke St. Joseph, Mo J. L. Spalding Peoria

Mafia suspected as Italian mob attack in Steelton

Police investigate an apparent attempt on the Derosa brothers Antonia and Frank in Harrisburg area Steelton. Both men were found severely stabbed near Marsho residence in Breelton and died after hospital admission. Witnesses gave conflicting accounts amid a crowd of Italians, fueling mafia murder theories.

Harrisburg May Steelton Antonia Frank Deroea Thaliane Marsho Breelton Jeremiah Frank Stocltgen Derosa

Consecration of Rt. Rev. John W. Shanahan as Harrisburg Bishop

Rt. Rev. John W. Shanahan was consecrated bishop of Harrisburg at Philadelphia Cathedral. Archbishop Ryan and Bishops Horstmann and Prendergast led the ceremony with apostolic mandate readings, oath, and creed examinations. A reception by Catholic school delegations follows, with an address planned to the American Catholic Historian society.

Philadelphia John W. Shanahan Harrisburg Ryan Horstmann Cleveland Prendergast Shinahon American Catholic Historian Society

Financial Legislation Unanimously Endorsed by House Republican Caucus

The Republican caucus committee for financial legislation, chaired by Mr. Henderson of Iowa, finished its two week session in Atlantic City. They reached unanimous agreement and will consult with Senate finance leaders before any publication of their work.

Atlantic City N. J National House of Representatives Republcan Caucus Committee Associated Press Henderson Iowa House Haddenhall Finance Committee Senate House Committee

Protest Against Army Canteen Alcohol Sales

The Friends Temperance Association of Philadelphia submitted a formal protest to President McKinley. They challenge the attorney general’s interpretation of an army reorganization act and War Department orders permitting alcohol in canteens, urging enforcement of Congress’s provisions. The communication is signed by John Way, chair, and Sarah B. Leeds, secretary.

Philadelphia Friends Temperance Association of the Way McKinley The Friends Temperance Association of Philadelphia United States John Way Sarah B. Leeds

Dewey Day Cannon Accident Injures Three in Mauch Chunk

In Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania a premature discharge of a celebratory cannon on Dewey Day injures three. A boy suffers burns and cuts while Jerry Conway loses three fingers and James McGee loses an arm. Motieo showed nerve by carrying his arm to a railroad hospital nearby. The cannon was heavily loaded with powder and stones.

Mauch Chunk Jerry Conway James McGee Motieo

Uncle Sam Liquidates Philippines Payment Is Made

Secretary Hay paid the French ambassador M Cambon twenty million dollars for the Philippines cession. Four warrants of five point nine million each were issued and receipted, with funds deposited in a Paris bank and later to be routed via the City National Bank of New York. The Spanish government was notified but directions on transfer to Herone were pending.

Washington Spain Hay M. Cambon Philippines Treasury United States Rigas City National Bank of New York Herone

Interment of Sam T. Jack Held at Grove Hill Cemetery

The funeral of Sam T. Jack veteran theatrical manager was held at Grove Hill cemetery under the Talbot commandery Kolehta Temmara ritual. Eminent Commander Good of Ivanhoe commandery New York city led the Blue Lodge chapter and commandery ritual at the grave.

City Sam T. Jack Grove Hill Cemetery Talbot Commandery Kolehta Temmara Commander Good Ivanhoe Commundry New York City Blue Lodge

Iron Works Consolidate in Lebanon and Pudding firms

The Lebanon Iron company and the National Holt Nut and River works have consolidated. The new entity will operate under the Lebanon Iron charter with a fully subscribed capital stock of 87 0040.

Lebanon Lebanon Iron Company National Holt, Nut and River Works

Wage Increases at Reading Iron Company Prompt Spectacle

Reading Pa May L A indicates a wage raise for Reading Iron Company workers. Wages for 2,500 kinds rise from 1 to 10 percent as new furnaces are installed, celebrated by many employees amid public rejoicing.

Reading Tts Reading Iron Company

Pennsylvania Railroad Declares Regular Dividend

The Pennsylvania Railroad Ltd declares a regular semiannual dividend of five percent payable May 7 to shareholders of record as of May 1. Directors announced the payout at Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company Ty Tig Syper

Morgan Given Honorable Mention During France Visit

Mr. Morgan’s present from Lyons is noted as J. J. Merpont Morgan, an American banker, who is undergoing a cure at Allon Baines. The report mentions his time in France and the reception he received.

Mr. Morgan Lyons J.J. Merpont Morgan Allon Baines France

England and Russia Agree on Spheres of Influence in China

The May 1 exchange shows England and Russia agreeing not via a formal convention but by notes on spheres of influence in China. The signatories hope for better mutual feeling and to prevent collisions, with Germany urged to follow suit and declare the Hoang Ho Valley a German sphere.

Germany London Marquis of Salesbury A. J. Balfour Treasury House of Lords House of Commons Great Britain Russia China Saliebury England St. Petersburg Count Muravieff Ruskin Charles &. Scott Bertin Hoang-Ho Shang Tune

Peanuts Are Cornered Consolidation Plans

New York May 1 A consolidation of the peanut industry to a single company with $5,000,000 capital is being arranged. Promoters have secured options from many growers. some large holders resisted but now most are willing to sell and take stock. The U.S. peanut crop is valued at six to nine million dollars annually, produced mainly in Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee.

New York Fram Muuiy Ft le United States Virginia North Carolina Tennessee

Coal Miners Strike Shuts Southern Indiana Mines

Indiana miners walk out across southern mines after a dispute over wages and coal screening. About thirty union men led the action near Evansville last week, with demands of 16 cents for screened coal and 40 cents for unscreened. Three large mines joined talks at the National Mine Workers headquarters in Indianapolis. The dispute is expected to be short lived.

Indianapolis Cea Indiana Evansville National Mine Workers

Arrivals Listed For Various Ports and Cities

A compiled notice records ship arrivals and destinations including Aly L Arrived at New York and Liverpools Ballad at Glasgow Aleured. Other entries show Anchoria Southampton Norminsidie Trave for Siemen Liverpool Arrived Coyio New York Alltwere Arrived Westernland New York Gibraltar Arrived Aller New York for Naples. The list covers multiple vessels and routes ending with Gibraltar Arrived Aller New York to Naples.

New York Aly L Anchoria Southampton Norminsidie

Weather forecast for Washington and eastern Pennsylvania

Tuesday will be partly cloudy with continued warm conditions. Showers follow for Wednesday with colder air and stronger south winds. The forecast covers Washington and eastern Pennsylvania.

Waahhington Moreastern Pennsylvania

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