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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1902

Page

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May Day Brings Its Usual Labor Troubles Across Cities

May Day reports show widespread labor unrest as the National Civic Federation dialogues with operators and United Mine Workers to resolve anthracite strikes. Pittsburgh and other cities report mass walkouts, wage demands, and suspensions in construction, metal, and ceramic trades as workers push for higher pay and shorter hours.

John Mitchell Conciliation Committee The Civic Federation Pittsburg Washington Hanna National Civic Federation United Mine Workers New York Pin William J. Ixelly M. O'Sullivan

City Council defers sale of Western Maryland stock

Final action on selling the citys interest in the Western Maryland railroad to the Fuller syndicate was postponed by a 6 to 4 vote. Investigators probe a report that Wabash railroad seeks a Philadelphia terminal via a traffic arrangement with the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and Goulds influence in Readings directors.

Baltimore Western Maryland Railroad Fuller Syndicate Wabash Railroad Philadelphia Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Gould Reading

State Notes. Be wary of April receipts and legal actions

The report notes April receipts for the Ninth Internal Revenue District. Judge Wells grants a rule on a petition by Attorney General Elkin regarding appointing receivers for Beaver Falls and Womestoul Louw and Trst company. Bond deferments for Samuel Biller and others are considered, with trials expected this month and futures debated, argument date set for June 5 before Judge Audeurich.

Associated Pien Latinalor Internal Revenue District al Harristwry Weles Elkin Cade Beaver Falls Womestoul Louw and Trst Philadelphia Bedwin 11 Ware Jolu Jolu PF. Slater, Who Were Bondkeanon Fr Samuel Biller Chuwioe Meeser Jonpis Rodgers Weaver Hly Thal Dudge Audeurich

Unproductive Senate Session on Aguinaldo and Philippine Bills

In Washington on May 1, congressional debate centered on Aguinaldo and the Philippine government bill. Carmack pressed to name Aguinaldo as a witness, while Foraker McComas and Burton defended the committee’s approach. A War Department letter argued no detailed Philippine expense record exists. Rosebud reservation and sundry civil bills moved slowly as District of Columbia appropriations dominated House time. Shattuc spoke on industry, Gains criticized Philippine conditions.

Wavehiington Aguinaldo Senate Carmack Tennessee Foraker Ohio McComas Maryland Burton Kangas Culberson Texas War Department Secretary of War District of Columbia Shattuc Gains Philippines

Danish Antis Have an Inning in Copenhagen Session

The Danish landsting held a secret session on the Danish West Indies treaty. A late vote shows a majority favor postponing ratification until a plebiscite on the islands is held, signaling rejection of the proposal and a required conference. The debate sharpens partisan lines as party leaders press for firm positions.

Associated Press Copenhagen Landsthing

Admiral Remey returns from Far East voyage

Rear-Admiral George C. Remey arrived in New York aboard the Brooklyn after two and a half years in the Far East. He said the Philippine withdrawal is preposterous and that an army of occupation is needed for years. He praised the China treaty between Great Britain and Japan and warned that Filipino agitators and minor officials hinder pacification. He avoided comment on alleged barbarities and noted no discussion of orders from Gen. Smith.

New York George C. Remey Far East Brooklyn United States Asiatic China Great Britain Japan Iking Philippines Gen. Smith

Boers Hold Final Conference on Peace Talks

An exclusive Associated Press report from Pretoria states Boer leaders will meet in Transvaal on May 1 or 2 to decide on peace negotiations. They intend to return to Pretoria and present their decision to Lord Kitchener after the deliberations.

Pretoria Versioning Transvaal Viola Hove Kilolwaor

Rampaging gunman looted eastern Ely with revolver

An assailant named Wanete in Wilkes-Harre May opened fire from a LA top with four revolvers and ammo in the eastern Ely area. Simon Rusnick was shot. ten policemen with Winghedters arrived and forced the suspect to surrender after a difficult struggle.

Wilkes-Harre Peter Wanete Mungaurdan Ely Fternoon Simon Rusnick

Sherman Wins Pool Championship in Dramatic Finish

Washington DC player regains world title in a tense final against Elwood City competitor Olinewater. The exclusive wire report from Baltimore dated May 1 notes a sharp turnaround and the champion’s return to the top in high stakes pool.

Baltimore Washington DB. C

Beef packers face injunction as beef consumption falls

The Chicago beef combination case advances with a bill ready for filing. Judge Day will act after Washington’s word. Missouri seeks evidence of a packing house trust as Secretary Hitchcock and Commissioner Herman meet President Roosevelt on public lands use by cattlemen.

Te Associated Preas Chicago Kansas City E. ¢. Crow Missouri 5. B. Jeffries Jefferson City Jeffries Washington, Mayo Hitchcock Bingar Herman General Land Office Roosevelt Congress Beef Trust

Imprisoned Tars Freed by the King

The king pardons the imprisoned United States officers in Venice after talks with Italy's foreign minister. The release is contingent on civil damages totaling 2000 dollars. The U S ambassador and consul coordinate transfer to Chicago authorities for settlement.

Tars Rome United States Eruleer Chicago Venice Signor Prinetti

Cardinal Martinelli Recalled to Rome by Papal Delegation

Cardinal Martinelli, a papal delegate, was recalled to Rome by Pope Leo II. He declined interviews and said he would leave the city soon for Rome to join the papal delegation, noting he had been in the city since Tuesday.

Associated Prows Philadelphia Cardinal Martinelli United Allies Holy Hat Leo II Cardingl Martinelli Rome Tuceday

President Sends to Senate Nominations for Postmasters

The president today transmitted to the Senate a list of nominations for postmasters. Names include John A Wallace of Chester, John A. Palmer of Stroudsburg, Harry D. Patel of Wilmington, and others. The misspelled OCR shows several likely errors in city and name spellings.

Exdlelivye Associatadl Proas Washington Senate Momayloana Postmunters John A Wallacy Chester Doluy Schwert, iv Mudhone

Caler Confers with HiM in Albany Conference

Caler of New York City held a lengthy talks with Dawid AL Hb today. The discussions centered on the proposed dissolution and reorganization of the Democratic party.

Albany Caler New York City Dawid AL Hb Democratic Parte

Lewis Young Hanged in Welch Court Drama

Exclusive wire report from The Aseerated Items notes Lewis Young was hanged after a tense trial over the murder of Albert Mell in Welch West Virginia. The execution occurred in fourteen minutes at the peni tentiany and he was pronounced dead shortly thereafter.

Lewis Young Moundswillyn W. Va Colon Albert Mell Welch Hoack Wie

Palma in Santiago Arrives amid Enthusiastic Cuban Welcome

President-elect Benor Estrada Palma arrived in Santiago from Manzanillo to a vast crowd estimated at about 40 000. The procession extended for miles as mounted guardsmen and province dignitaries joined the welcome. Palma held a public reception at the palace and later dined with Mayor Bacardi before tours of San Juan Hall and the sanitary department. He praised the American troops for their honors and the city was decorated in his honor.

Bintingo de Cuba Cuba Benor Estrada Palma Manganillo Senor Palma Bacardi San Juan Hall

Ephrata Monument Dedicated At Last

The Ephrata revolutionary soldiers monument was unveiled and dedicated after sixty years of effort. Gov Stone ex-Gov Pattison and other dignitaries attended a 6 am ceremony with cannon, bands, and receptions, then a 1 pm parade from the borough to Zion hill. The shaft rises thirty six feet six inches on a ten foot base, quarried from John Adams era quarry, and features a bronze plate with a revolutionary soldier bearing a musket.

Lancaster Ephrata Governor Stone Pattison National Guards Grand Army Zion Hill Jere Mohler Monument Association John 8. King Helen Carter J. A. Stober John J. Roller Zionistic Brotherhood Peter Miller Continental Congress Washington the Brandywine la Saldo United States Quincey John Adams John Quincy Adams

Moody Takes Oath as Secretary of the Navy

William Henry Moody was sworn in as secretary of the navy at the Navy Department on May 1. The oath was administered by solicitor KB Hanna, with attendees including retiring secretary Mr. Long, Assistant Secretary Darling, former Assistant Secretary Hackett, and Representatives Roberts McCall Lawrence and Green of Massachusetts.

Washington William Henry Moody Navy KB. I. Hanna Deariment Mr. Long Darling Hackett Roberts, McCall, Lawrences and Greeny Massachuetts

Steamship Arrivals and Departures From New York

Ocean liner schedule notes several steamers sailing for and arriving at New York. Vessels include Urooger Kurforst Bremen via Southampton Furst Mis toarek Hanburg via Mymouth Cheybourg la Savoie Mavne Liverpool Arrived Trutonic and La Touraine Havre Arrived Germania from tiv erpoval Palato Naples Arrived Alley New York via Gibraltar Genoy Nourdau Moattiindgme sailing from Nourdau to New York via Houlogie Sur Mey.

New York Mav Urooger Kurforst Bremen Southampton Furst Mistoarek Hanburg Mymouth Cheybourg la Savoie Mavne Liverpool Trutonic Havre la Touraine Queenstown Germania Tiverpoval Enoa Palato Gibraltar Naples Alley Genoy Moattiindgme Nourdau Houlogie Sur Mey

Freedom of Worship in Germany Passed Third Reading

Exclusive wire report from Berlin on May 1 notes the Hotelstag narrowed the draft to grant freedom of religious belief and worship while limiting use to promote civic or national duties. The measure applies across territories, with safeguards for private and public worship.

Prous Berlin Hotelstag

Morgan Re Nominee Seeks Third Term At Convention

Exclusive report from Portsmouth O shows Morgan nominated for a third term at the congressional convention. The event proceeds on a high voting cadence with ballots continuing into the second round as supporters rally behind Morgan.

Morgan Asculated Portsmouth Mig

Change of heart marks Scranton brewers on voyage

A Scranton group including August Robinson and A J Casey sail from Hoboken on the Grosser Kurfurst for a joint tour of Germany and Ireland. The party, led by ex Sheriff Robinson and notable locals, travels with flowers and a six foot floral tribute aboard the ship. William Lofthus narrowly misses being carried away when he reaches the deck after the ship has begun moving and is lowered to a tugboat.

New York Hoboken August Robinson A. J. Casey Germany Ireland Robinson P. J. Casey Victor Koch F. J. McCann J. J. Loftus William P. Joyvee Brank Robling William Craig George W. Clarke A. J. Duffy William Kelly Voyagers Scranton Claveres E. Pryor New York City Mra J. Casey Felen O'Brien Megsrs Casey Beranton Mr. Loftus Tie

Shaffer Is Re-Elected Amid Amalgamated Meeting in Wheeling

The Amalgamated Association re-elected Shaffer to a fourth term as president after a 148 to 1 Williams vote. Williams failed to unseat him amid nominations for M F Tighe who was re-elected by a large majority. Secretary Williams and editor Ben J Davis were also returned without opposition. Salary increases of 20 percent were approved for top officers.

Wheeling W. Va Amalgamated Association Associated Press Shaffer Thomas Williams Zanesville Ohio M. F. Tighe Williams Ben Jones Carnegie Warry Griffiths Bhrwood City Tighe Griffiths Jones John G. Hagen Fijia John Ridd

Public debt statement shows cash balance and decline

Exclusive wire reports the monthly public debt figures as of early May. It notes a decrease from April 2010, with cash in the treasury and a reduced outstanding amount, leaving a balance on hand of 46,700,080.

Washington

Submarine Boat Bul ton Explosion Triggers Rescue Drift

Report from The Associated Prow describes an explosion aboard the submarine boat Bul ton near Break water Uhis. The Fulton convoys from Brooklyn to New Suffolk paused as the Stony Klug tug aided, and the original crew remained aboard the ice bound vessel.

Philadelphia Bulton Delaware Stony Klug Fulton Brooklyn Alan New Suffolk Long Island

Fire damages plant at Beriendird Linel Axle

Exclusive wire reports a fire at the Beriendird Linel Axle plant in Davenport Iowa caused by an air pipe connection in the furnace car holster department. Losses are estimated around 8250,000 with the company reporting 200,000 in losses since November.

Davenport Dee Beriendird Ile Lant

Nomination Repeat for Henderson at Third District Meet

Exclusive Wire reports from Assorlatio Pros pice Movies Iowa May 1 Congreaman 2 Henderson speaker of the house was renominated for the eleventh time at the Third district convention in Watertow today. The nomination was unanimous.

Assorlatio Prospice Iowa Henderson House of Represniktives Watertow

Sophomores Win Track Meet As University Games Held

Exclusive Wire reports Princeton events disrupted today as track games were held up by university issues. Sophomores secured the victory amid unsettled conditions and local competition noted by Associated Press coverage.

The Associated Press Princeton SN. d University

Senate Panel Delays Peremptory Summons for Major Gardener

The Senate Philippine committee declines a peremptory summons for Major Gardener and instead asks the Secretary of War to bring him to Washington ahead of his regiment if consistent with the service. General MacArthur testified Aguinaldo said the U.S. aims and character were misunderstood.

Senate Philippine Secretary of War Drea Washington General MacArthur Senate Philippine Committee Manila Aguinaldo Rawlins Agunaldo Gardener Philippines Congress

Roosevelt set for Annapolis diploma ceremony and Manila Bay anniversary

President Roosevelt will depart for Annapolis to award naval academy diplomas, accompanied by Miss Alice Tolstoyvelt and officials. A Manila Bay anniversary dinner at the Raleigh recalls the 4th anniversary with officers in town, while foreign service bills debate Cuba diplomats and consular roles.

Laing Ail Mia Rooreolt Cheir Maewolivetta Magna Big Wirk (Penn Keuger Moraes Et Miles Theodor da Mage Alice Rainaary Roosevelt Armapolis Naval Academy Ile Washington Philippines Tle Committee On Foreign Airwine Dunoly United States Cuba Manila Bay Raleigh Hotel Dewsy Coghlan Entwintle Ford Lamberton Gali Bagley Ransom Brigge Rees Inch McCormack Gibiy Stickney

Cabinet Resignation Shocks Melbourne Cabinet

Melbourne reports a cabinet line up resigning on May 1 as the premier contemplates the political situation and possible next steps. The sudden move rattles government and party leadership amid ongoing governance questions.

Melbourne Victoria

Weather data for May 1 2002 with incomplete entries

Local May 1 2002 weather notes show high and low temperatures but text is garbled. Relative humidity and precipitation data appear corrupted. No clear location or complete figures are readable.

Dogrooy

Weather Forecast For Washington Friday And Saturday

Washington weather forecast notes Friday will be warmer in the north and Saturday will bring strong north winds from the northeast. The report mentions the broader Eastern Pennsylvania region and forecasts changes in wind and temperature.

Washington Pennsylvania

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