Mr. Quay's Farewell Marks End of Campaign
The political race closes as incumbent Mr. Quay ends his campaign and prepares for a final public address. Supporters gather at the nomination rally as polling closes and results loom.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
1
Republican Banquet Honors Senator Quay Victory
A May Philadelphia gala at Horticultural Hall celebrated U S Senator Matthew B. Quay’s reelection with Gov. Stone and multiple Pennsylvania officials in attendance. The event, hosted by the Pennsylvania State League of Republican Clubs, featured speeches praising Quay and urging continued GOP support for state government initiatives and fiscal policies.
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Horticultural Hall
Gov. Stone
Ashbridge
Philadelphia
Keystone
Lowe
United States
Matthew B. Quay
Congress
Convernor Stone
Ths
Pennsylvania
Quay Republicans
Manneylvania State League of Republican Clubs
Qhinny
Trumpton Moore
Joseph M. Huston
Washington
Colonel Way
Walton
Broad Street
Senator Quay
Muele
Senate Quay
Mass Pemepthar
Aa Pourticaiharly Tv
O Connell and Gompers Discuss Brief Machinists Strike
O Connell and Gompers confer on strategy as machinists strike set for May 20. They anticipate a short disruption with many firms already granting wage and arbitration demands.
Missionary Society Begins 75th Anniversary In Boston
The Congregational Home Missionary society marks its seventy five year observance in Boston with delegates from across the United States. The organization long owes substantial debt and has reduced it recently, with indications a further cut may be announced before adjournment to ease future work. Rev Lynn Abbott of New York delivered the evening sermon.
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Boston
Congregational Home Missionary Society
United States
Alaska
Cuba
Revo Lynn Abbot
New
You
Foresters Meet Ends With Minor Business
The ninth annual convention of the Ground Court of Pennarivanhi Oyler foresters failed to order its meeting. An address of welcome was given by Mayor Muehlenberg. Deputy Supreme King M. Baker of Philadelphia spoke, with credential tests scheduled and reports read in the afternoon.
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Lancaster
Ground Court
Pennarivanhi Oyler of Foresters
Pol Hwleguies
Muehlenberg
Supreme Kinng Ov
M. Baker
Philadelphia
Rising prices and wartime controls spark Swiss grain and coal shifts
An international dispatch notes price increases by the Geewnian codmeweliie and Swiss measures affecting supply. It mentions German actions and the Rowketollwe Coal cctnniy as it relates to cral in Lue yielie, reflecting wartime economic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomi
Cathy
Genever
Local election debate prompts policy focus on food waste
May toeetiaverionr Voorhits Uae leads a discussion in Trenton today about city policy on culling and fairness in resource use. The event highlights how recent tickets and business concerns shape municipal decisions.
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Trenton
Voorhits
Uae
Tle
New Corporation Clerk Appointed in State Department
A new corporate clerk appointment is announced for the state department. Whitworth and Whitworth are credited with the design of the Wickward bicycle policy.
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New Corporation
Chinese Indemnity Slated at Ten Million Yearly Payment
A Rockhill cable from Pekin to the U S state department says China offers an annual indemnity payment of 10 million dollars, the full extent of their ability. The dispatch notes a 30 year term to discharge the debt and no plan on interest or guarantees. Authorities expect little chance of securing a reduction given current power dynamics.
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Mont Vivian
Fae
Siz
Lotines
San
Vhia Balun
Strtis
Froper
County of
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Soo
Tai
New York
Estes
Maine
New Hingshine
Hepublicii
Mike Cathe Dato Paver
Ciel
Potwive
Teoh Peanklin
He University On Mentisetsandi
Anita
Curreagie
China
Biy
Associated Press
Washington
Rockhill
Pekin
State Department
Mrs Nation Convicted in City Smash Case
The jury found Mrs Cartle Nation guilty of breaking Edward Murphy’s saloon on a February Sunday. Sentencing set for tomorrow. fines and costs expected to resolve the case. Defense offered no denial of the act.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cartle Nation
Na- Hien
Jan
Nation
Edward Murphy
George Washington Relics Turned Over to Miss Mary Custis Lee
About thirty George Washington relics from the national museum were turned over to Miss Mary Custis Lee of Virginia, representing her brother George William Custis Lee. The items include blankets, garments, and other souvenirs previously tied to Washington and Lafayette, now to be designated by Miss Lee.
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Mary Custis Lee
Washington
George Washington
National Museum
Virginia
George William Custis Lee
General Lafayette
Mss Tee
Arrests in Constantinople Sequel to Postal Seizures
May 16 Constantinople reports mass arrests in response to recent postal seizures by Turkish authorities. Among those detained are Massachusetts residents and a priest from Fatih Mosque. Reshad Pasha, formerly minister of distance, has fled. Foreign Minister Debweasse notes protests from powers over the patter's push.
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Constantinople
Fatih
Reshad Pasha
Ditnace
Puais
Mas MoAb
Oewhine
Musicians Condemn Ragtime at Federation Convention
The American Federation of Musicians in Denver at a convention endorses Buffalo as next meeting site. No fixed date. Delegates condemn ragtime tunes as unmusical rot and pledge members to discourage copying and publishing such music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Federation of Musicians
Buffalo
Elmar
Federation
French to Pull Out Troops From China Memo
Paris reports by the Asociated Pro say Prime Minister Delaciase announced recall of the French expeditionary corps. Two thousand troops already ordered home as collective notes and indemnities are settled. cabinet considers further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Delaciase
Foreign Office
Misread text hints at trial near Manipal
Fragmentary OCR suggests a legal or court action in Me Westphalia with names like Mollie and Gedtnik. Reading indicates a confrontation or case involving parties and a potential accusation or defense. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Maanibal
Westphalia
Saline
Gedtnik Aguinet
Kingston area walk strengthens ties among local groups
A community walk centered in Kingston and nearby Taine County drew residents and officials from Nipimesey and Wolllane to boost collaboration. Organizers highlighted cross town projects and shared resources.
Unclear text fragment from archival page
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Bloodshed in Albany as tension between unions and non unions erupts
Police admit powerless to stop streetcar clashes as mob pelts non union workers and cars. General Manager McNamara calls for militia protection. Albany National Guard mobilizes Tenth Battalion and Fifth Brigade. A motorman is severely wounded, wires cut, cars wrecked, and crowds confront officers and Pinkerton guards amid rioting.
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McNamara
Third Brigade
Associated Press
Albany
United Tracton
Pinkerton
Les i i
Dir
Cimn
Philadelphia
Oliver
New York State
Tenth Battalion
National Guard of Infantry
Third Stenar Corps
Weather and political notes from early morning issues
The morning edition highlights fair weather with variable winds and a political roundup listing state Republicans, a Albany strike event, a San Franciscan labor conference, a national convention, and various local and regional notes. The page also mentions theater and sports items, lectures, and regional interest stories.
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L Goners
Senitoruay
Albany
San Francis
Cenfer
Faclsive Domestic Politics Stir Philippine Party Future
The Associated Press report from Manila on May 4 notes the Personalists debate their party’s future after achieving modest sovereignty goals. A corinsy government will rely on annotative officials with limited party activity beyond municipal elections. Prisoners seek amnesty as insurgents amass in Laguni Bay.
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Manila
Corinsy
Laguni Bay
Train accident near Shawsville claims four lives
Report from Shawsville area on a Norfolk and Western line near Roanoke describes an evening tunnel incident. Four laborers are dead, one fatally injured, and two more feared buried, with workers from the tunnel crew the sole victims. Details remain unclear as investigators await clarification.
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Roanoke
Shawsville
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Tok
Phe
Nantes
Indictment Filed In Murder Case And Train Disaster
In Trenton Alaydde Jstive Wes chose charged the jury to consider amine ment against Bilcheril Stig conductor of the Perdentown Jacaltii Unit. The case concerns the murder of Washington county fireman Thoms Ape legate found dead in a stable with a crushed skull. The court also alleges Sunp is connected to the Nellie Bly express disaster on the Pennsylvania railroad where more than a dozen people died.
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Trenton
Alaydde
Jstive
Wes. Gunter
Supreme Coumrk
de Miy
Thoms
Washington County
Amine
Bilcheril Stig
Perdentown Jacaltii
Dusilee Cominavers
Cellurghoae
Seits “Sunp
Baclusie Wi Denounced in Trial at Genini Ad
A garbled report from an New York press item describes Baclusie Wi being appointed to a task or trial connected to a long occupation and a serine polsstinger seen near a Genini ad bivity. The text references a retest IRIN libel and mentions HDL Teuadithy in relation to the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesnelane Press
New
Fragmented OCR fragment yields unclear events locally
An unreadable OCR segment mentions names and places in a garbled form. Readable elements include references to a person, a location, and a group, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not discernible. The record remains ambiguous due to corrupted text.
Dye Eyotiame Wine footie the Asenetahiik Pireme
The readable text describes a local event or notice with scattered names and places. It mentions a voyage or procession linked to a ship or vessel and includes fragmented references to people and locations. It appears as a historical OCR fragment with unclear details.
President McKinley Visits San Francisco in Brief Tour
President McKinley arrived in San Francisco for a brief official entry and parade. Mayor Phelan greeted him and a large crowd cheered as the president reviewed troops and met with cabinet members before dinner at the Scott residence.
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San Francisco
SanFrancisco
McKinley
Thir City
Wd. Phelan
Market Street
Melkinley
Phelan
Third
Townshend Street
Third Street
King
Harrison
Grand Army
Republic
Mennley
Pihelan
Irving M. Sevatt
Ciitizens
Nash
Ohio
Presidia
Shatler
Gm Sadlers
Iowa
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Digsex
View Non
CVA
Ferns
Svelock
Phebon
Meinley Atom
Calelivey
Abandoned at Sea Found Near Heurith Bound
A derelict American ship Colusa was found stranded on rocks at the southwest cove near Heurith Bound, Queen Charlotte Isham reports. The crew appears to have abandoned the vessel after an incident at sea, with items and stern remains visible on the wreck.
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Noam
B.oCo
Atmericain
Colusa
Heurith
Beil
Steamship Arrivals From The Atlantic Coast
Maritime report lists arriving vessels at New York and nearby port cities including origin calls from Europe. Cargo and passenger movements are noted with port of departure and arrival dates, and ships are identified by names and routes.
Weather forecast for Wildbititina and surrounding areas
Forecast covers Wildbititina through Wednesday with expected unsettled conditions. Breezy west winds and scattered showers likely, with cooler nights and highs in the 60s Fahrenheit. Local stations warn of wary travel in mist and brief downpours.
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Panne
Damaey
Ptave
Punis
Republican Wisdom
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California
Geon
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Simon
Pwersion
Pierent
Mihir Ki Lee
Padua
Buby
Jin Tell
Reilly
Denon
Tod
Coe
Masaia
O'Connell and Gompers
O'Connell
Internaational Assolation of Machinists
Gansera
American Federation of Labor
Allied Metal Workers Trades
Miukers
Mar. O'Connell
Chicago
Chdianapolis
New Orleans
Ciniala
Othe Employers’ Association
Missionary Meeting
Congregational Society
Feclusive
Eveluaive
Governor Voorhees
Delaware and Hudson Directors
Ty Bachisive
Associated Pree
Delaware
Vidkon
le Menard Et Ciewetone
Thas Cawepehon
Fem Ple Associated
Rissa
Washington Relics
Pro
Krupp
Associated
Ieee
Pennsylvania Pensions
Kingston
Taine Coun
Warsaw
Txelialie Wite
Mets
S. Potomac
Cme
Houdini Winciy
Peadlitiee
Asanigted Prova
Ietellea
AL Woo
Mar
Lospitot
Marshall
Green Point
Mile and
Cnidiea
Tinton
Htty
Chet
Hon-Union
Ovis
Adrests Wiens
Mr. Cleveland
the World of Sport
Tritine
Pheliek Maria
Tocal—Pinal Mepont
Senator Dowling
Tie Th
Hingling Brothers
Mammott Cine
Tioeal West
Seruton and
Sulirtien
Conmierncnt
Sapp
Gummere
Ballwin
Mabel Haines
Thi Assee Laterel
Theale
Mr. Cochran
Arrbanmededd
Llabightandies
Cael
Mis
Gige
Mie
al Sone Wein
Beers Pepi
Berie
British Columbian Cove
Raohalis
Rosa
Seepeee
Atton Gould
Leoiglin
York
Wildbititina
Alia
Anal
Meuoneone Wetttiae
Villian
Mita
Scone
Tayea
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