Senate Passes Bill Restricting Milk Sales and Local Property Take
Senate action clears a bill prohibiting adulterated milk sales in second class cities, authorizing councils or school boards to acquire private property for school use, and regulating minor child employment in theatrical ventures. The measure also covers penalties, governance for third class cities, and related city ordinances, with several House amendments and commissions to implement provisions. The record notes votes and committee actions, along with other concurrent House bills on taxation, public safety, and library purchases.
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Supreme, Superior, Common Pleas and Orphans' Courts
Suis
Diane
Seein
House Bill
House Bi
House
Bray
Dunne County school board votes on child performance rules
In Lackine Wann county the Dunne school district discusses policy to permit minors under eighteen to perform in theatrical and athletic events and sing or play musical instruments. A second reading clears the calendar as the board considers employment limits and related safeguards.
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Hollee Dhs
Dunne
Lackine Wann
Elfovne
Voorhees bill reported on capital removal proposal
The Voorhees bill to submit at the next general election a proposition to move the state capital from Harrisburg to Philadelphia was reported by the house committees. Other actions included readings, amendments, and second readings on varied measures, with arguments pro and con on canals, voting machines, and licensing. The session adjourned to resume tomorrow at 11.
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Harrisburg
Voorhees
Harrisbiurge
Philadelphia
House
Jaineaster
Iense Wilkie Senate
Te Mo. Smith
Waynesburg
Senate
Cithes
Lcense
Elee Iene
Tiketen
Colinbia
Stineman
Metlain
Lancaster
Mere. Connell
Lawrence
Pbmncom
Beacom
Westmoreland
Hosack
Allegheny
Mesars
Coray
Luzerne
Crenusy
Columbia
Governor's Appointments Confirmed by Senate
Exclusive wire from Harrisburg reports the governor’s nominations confirmed by the senate. Leonard Pearson of Philadelphia named state pelinarian in the agriculture department for four years from January 2 1600. William Bell of Allegheny inspector of steam engines and boilers for two years from May 8. James W. Patterson of Pittsburgh inspector of whining gas and gas meters for Allegheny county for three years from March 1900. Samuel A. Steel of Huntingdon to the Huntingdon reformatory board until March 1910. Samuel McClamant deceased associated. Thassell of Bloomfield appointed justice of the peace for Bloomfield township Crawford primaty to serve until the first Monday, 1902. Wm. M. Tyne deceased to serve until the first Monday, 1902.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Leonard Pearson
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Willam Bell
Allegheny
Allegheny County
James W. Patterson
Pittsburg
Samuel A. Steel
Huntingdon
Huntingdon Reformatory
Samel McClamant
Thassell
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Township
Crawford Primaty
Wm. M. Tyne
Manila Bay Banquet Marks Third Anniversary
A Raleigh hotel banquet marked the third anniversary of Manila Bay. Officers of the American fleet attended from stations along the Atlantic coast. The decorated hall featured a naval tableau and a banner with the command “You may fire when you are ready.” Notable attendees included Admiral Dewey, Captain Wilde, and Captain Wilker.
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Washington
Manila Bay
Raleigh
Atlantic
Portsmouth
Nap
York
Wat
Janeladie
Marulla
Theda Muamila
Ad- Mira Dewex
Aikmieal Dewey
Wilde
Posten
Ciupiaty Wilker
Concord
Steamship Arrivals at New York Harbor
Arrivals listed from Voolisive Wire Mage Pie Sederated Pee Sew York through Bremen and Southanig Hots Cevbeile and other lines. Names include Atttieiown-sailor fowls Chom Liver Bole Mew York and ports such as Kinsale and Pulblelpila with New Work for iaverpoul.
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York
Bremen
Southanig
Moabok
Coeunde
New York
Southrappae Aerie
Dowie
Eomen
Kinsale
Biol
Iaverpoul
Governor Dietrich Shalld Today and Senate Action
From the Associated Press Lincoln dispatch, Governor Dietrich was shelled today and extorted for oil by forces allied with Russia. The faction was sent to time trial of shale oil by hemierlivtel accepted. Governor Base files an appeal while the oyginatio dial ecu. The text notes Died, Senator bhwirhoh SMATE goes to DD Nd age thy Latta and mentions duties east for Washington.
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Lincoln
Alton
Rusa
Bhwirhoh Smate
Waslingiem
Venezuela apologizes to US agent and refunds money
A Venezuelan government apology and refund of money to Ignacio H. Baiz, United States consular agent at Barcelona, ends the incident. The note, delivered to Washington via Louis Goldsmith, states Venezuela will uphold American citizens’ rights and that justice will be done in Venezuelan courts.
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Ignacio H. Baiz
United States
Barcelona
Washington
Sucte Department
Louis Goldsmith
Tan Gik
Veneaneia
Vecertucdan
Foxibe
Ignacio HH
Marchelon
Baie
Venesueli
Baiz
Meney
Loomis
Caracas
Venesquelis
Oris Hoce Company
Apevia
Venezuela
Atperican
Venezueles
Big Porto Rico Fire Destroys Pier and Cargo
A fierce blaze on the pier at Porto Rico destroyed the whole structure and contents in about forty five minutes. Loss runs to around 3.3 million, with most insured except cargo valued at 75,000 awaiting steamers. The fire began under the pier deck near the oil room and spread rapidly. Marines, soldiers, and police aided firefighting. several suffered burns but none fatal. Cargo shipments for the Spanish ship Catalina and others valued at tens of thousands were disrupted. Customs sheds remained intact.
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Sindinin de
Pritze, Lamidt & Co
Catalina
Butler
Yates Stirling
Lonefellow Court
Wales
Burial Sparks Controversy at Pere Lar Chaise Cemetery
The body of Maddie Piule Minck, an agitator jailed amid Comité troubles, was laid to rest at Pere Lar Chaise cemetery in Phewcotta after a week’s illness. Socialist notables attended as a crowd clashed with police seeking to quell tensions, with several arrests reported.
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Maddie Piule Minck
Comite
Pere Lar Chaise
Phewcotta
Gael Thie Peedler
de Leitee
Intionnes Oorles
Collier Strike Report From Tellyl Valley Mines
Exclusive wire recounts a violent incident at the Tellyl Valley Coal company site near Mantere Jounteville as disruptions limit supply lines. Workers faced a collapse or clash, prompting swift action and warnings of halted operations until safety concerns are resolved.
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Presa Hughetog
Mantere Jounteville Warhery
Tellyl Valley Coal Company
Mabdinice
Unclear OCR lead reports a violent incident and arrest
A garbled wire-influenced report describes a shooting or attack on Dr Donegan and a minor victim, with names and places tangled. The text mentions police, a sheriff and deputy, a crowd at a Gapod, and a suspect detained. many details are unreadable.
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Prom
Kunseas Oly
Moy Toei
Ghirtewhd
Donegan
Vieter
Minor
Bucinr
Joder
Sheri Saint
Haan
Anal Desilie
Ecorkteaacah
Wayne Bly Titheonone
Pennsylvania Dividend Declared by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad board declared a semi annual dividend of 4 1 2 percent payable to stockholders on record at close of business May 1. Officials cited customary practice of determining extra dividends after year end accounts, noting the fiscal year ends in November.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Todhiw
Come
Nein Ae Tellowes
Pennsevivuinin Ballywind Company
Tto
Ft le
Pennsylvania
Minister Conger Welcomed Home at Cornell Bluffs
Edwin Conger, minister to China, returns to Iowa amid a hero’s reception in Cornell Bluffs. A thousand residents greet him at the station, with officials and local military saluting. A formal hotel reception follows, Mrs. Conger hosts, and Conger thanks locals before departing with a Des Moines delegation to the state capital.
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Cornell Bluffs
Edwin TH
Conger
Ching
Tawasoll
Cornell Bhutte
Thawelock
Congressman Smith
Jennings
Ginn Hotel
Grand Hotel
Jaetlig
Dis Moines
Town Federation of Womens Libs
Major Conger
Tie
Towa
Tle
Pekin
Des Moines
Soowelack
Kitchener's Campaign Dispatch From Pretoria
London May dispatch reports Lord Kitchener in Pretoria describing a clash near Bergplant Palversthberg where Bergplant guns fired. Kitchener’s scouts reached within 400 yards before the gun was raised and captured. Ten Boers were captured and reports say several were killed wounded or prisoned.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Tela
Grenfell
Bergplant
Palversthberg
Ritchener
Quiet May Day Sparks Union Meetings Across Berlin
AP dispatch from Berlin reports May Day events drawing hundreds of thousands of attendees at cooklife and trades union gatherings. Resolutions broadly support the eight-hour day and right to unionize. Threats from authorities to curb demonstrations provoked work stoppages and heightened tension at several worksites.
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Aschaive White
Associated Press
Berlin
Cooklife and Trades Union
Unclear Text Summary Not Provideable
The readable source text is garbled with numerous misspellings and fragments, rendering any coherent event, names, or entities unreadable for a factual title and summary. No verifiable details remain to extract a valid news item.
China to pay 263000000 in indemnity plan
Paris dispatch reports Pekin has fixed the indemnity at 185 million francs with ministers split over how to raise funds. France Germany Russia and Japan favor higher customs duties and inland charges, while the United States and Great Britain oppose increased duties, risking extended negotiations.
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Hague
Great Britain
United States
Associated Presa
Paris
Foreign Office
M. Pichon
Committee On
China
Germany
Russia
Japan
United Sites
France
Weather and World News Briefs From The Morning Paper
Fair and warm weather signs dominate today while the Gulf event coverage notes the president’s health policy. A Civil rights note lists apologies from leaders and a local council addresses indeterminate indemnity. Regional items mention legal notices, a city solicitor, and municipal concerns with several generic sections and unclear dates.
May Day Quiet Across Cities With Limited Disturbances
Exclusive report from Rome notes May Day passed quietly in Rome and provinces with orderly meetings. Paris reports quiet sites except Grenoble where scuffles broke out and gendarmes charged crowds injuring some policemen. Madrid cites several demonstrations with no major disturbances. Barcelone saw pillaging of a convent chapel dispersed by troops. Lisbon notes lone disruptions. Vienna reports a 10,000 strong orderly procession amid halted newspaper publication for 30 hours.
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Rome
Paris
Departments
Grenoble
Madrid
Barcelone
Lisbon
Vienna
Siig
Accidentally Loaded Revolver Endangers Lebanon Youth
A Lebanon youth was shot when a revolver, believed loaded, discharged while being examined. Bricker was wounded in the abdomen and rushed to a hospital. Witnesses Behney, Trost, and others examined the weapon as the accidental discharge occurred. No further details on injuries for others are provided.
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Lebanon
Pieteker
Bricker
Behney
Harry
Aublioriiles
Fragmentary Notice On Welsh River Tide Reports
A damaged OCR item mentions Williamspach Pay Minnesota and a bulletin about tides and waves. It notes sections out and some text expected to be read later. The fragment hints at a coastal report with uncertain timing and unsettled sections.
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Guetto Amd
Pension grant for Spanish War veteran cited by wire
Exclusive report states Mas Le Fimontiy ob. dani, ab Seranion has been granted a pension for ten months, with details unclear. The Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes the pension is linked to service in the Spanish War, but exact dates and eligibility remain unspecified.
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Poe
Mas
Dani
Seranion
Sian
Plumbers Strike Fever Hits Stan City Area
Exclusive wire report from Sharon Pennsylvania describes plumbers in Stan City demanding higher wages and shorter shifts. The stalled talks threaten local construction and service disruptions across the region as workers escalate actions and seek firm contracts with major unions.
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Sharon
Stan
Progress in the Eastman Case in Harvard intruder trial
The government resumes its case against Mastin, charged with murdering his brother-in-law Richard H. Crogan Jr. in Cambridge. Prosecution links a ticket fragment to a Smith & Wesson revolver of the same pattern used by Eastman and Crogan in target shooting, and asserts the fatal shot fired from close range.
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Pie Associated Pres
Cambridge
Mass
Mastin
Harvard Imntruder
Hichoard HH. Gregan, Jr
Chogan
Smith & Wesson
Eastmann
Crogan
Butler
Girogan
Fi O
Mustman
Aethempete
Gragan
Tadas
Veteran Shot Dead in Cromten Park Killing
Veteran Spanish American War participant Reynolds was fatally shot by John P. Cumings in Cromten Park this afternoon after a long dispute. Cumings, who had bought a revolver earlier, claimed fear and said a warning was ignored leading to the fatal confrontation.
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Worcester
Miss
John B. Reynolds
John P. Cumings
Cummings
Ely
Cromten Park
Edward Mata
Ean Wilnes Ani
Ted Joh Abebwghilin
Gqohaer
Ahernad McLaughlin Sax
Pan American Exposition Opens Amid Cloudy Weather
Buffalo warns opening day of the Pan American Exposition with an electrical display as the main event. The morning traffic was light due to misty weather, but crowds grew later as sunshine broke through the gray skies. Turnstiles saw increased activity, while the opening celebration continued toward May 20 with planned dedication events.
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Buffalo
City seeks new license ordinance preps for council
City Solicitor drafts a forthcoming license ordinance to regulate entities under the sweeping powers proposed in the measure. The document outlines anticipated provisions and public engagement as the draft advances through legal review.
Notable Family Event Reported in Local Paper
A terse notice describes a family matter involving a brother and a related incident at a residence. The readable text references local names and places, noting attendance at a gathering and a sequence of events tied to a specific date. Further details are obscured by damage to the text.
Advertisement Bill Signed by Exelisive Wire
Fragmented ad text mentions a bill signing and promotional wording. The readable portions reference a legislative action and related promotional language without clear details or names. The item reads like an advertisement with garbled branding and nonexistent entities, offering little verifiable content.
President McKinley Visited New Orleans on Cotton Belt Tour
Exclusive AP report from New Orleans outlines President McKinley’s May 1 Cotton Belt journey from Memphis to the Gulf. Crowds greeted him at Vicksburg and Jackson, with a cotton bale arch and speeches. He visited mills, spoke to workers, and arrived amid festive city scenes including a New Orleans banquet and riverfront plans for the next day.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Gulf of Mexico
Yazoo
Nile
Vicksburg
Diackson
Missisappi
Iati
Magnolia
Mississippi
Jackson
Conference on Disposition of Cases Before Alderman
A conference today will decide pending cases before Alderman Puller. Representatives discuss options to pursue and which cases to drop or proceed with. Some parties may be sent to counts while others are dropped or held for later action as the session continues tonight.
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Saliestor
Mia Hatter
Alterman
Muntotpai
Sturges
Odio Abe
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