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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1902

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Soufriere Eruption Rages St Vincent Widespread Destruction

Reports from Castries St Vincent describe the Soufriere eruption sending cannonadeLike sounds and colored fire from the crater. Kingstown remains safe as ash showers fall while the island's northern area is engulfed in flame and destruction. The governor says conditions are worse than reported with many deaths and widespread devastation along the east coast.

Kingstown Associated Press Castries St. Lucia St. Vincent Fea London Windward Islands Robert Llewelyn Colonial Office Robin Rock Georgetown St. Pierre Trinidad Grenada Carib

Fire in St Pierre Reports From Fort de France Eruption

Exclusive wire reports a large fire seen near Fort de France while Mont Pelee erupts. St Pierre residents evacuated as soldiers seal streets and cathedral theater and convent buildings are destroyed. Reports describe molten treasures and several dramatic rescues and near escapes.

Castries Island of St. Lucia Fort de France Martinique Bavan Cpt Hunter Mont Pelee St. Pierre London The Times Mont Polee

Philadelphia Republicans Aiding Martinique Sufferers Fund

A five citizen committee appointed by Mayor Redbridge met with Charles Emory Sith John H Converse and Joseph G Darl ington from the local Roosevelt relief committee to receive funds for Martinique relief. Clement A Griscom and Charles C Harrison of the president’s committee were unavailable.

Philadelphia Redbridge Charles Emory Sith John H. Converse Joseph G. Darlington Roosevelt Martinique Clement A. Griscom Charles C.harrison

The Dixie Sails to Aid Martinique Relief

The United States auxiliary cruiser Dixie with nearly 3000 tons of provisions and clothing for Martinique relief sailed from Sandy Hook tonight. It carries surgeons and about $5000 in medical supplies and is expected to reach Fort de France next Tuesday.

New York Dixie Martinique Giadantine Fort de France Sandy Hook Sul Jems United States France Switzerland Mexico Frince Senate Spain Republic

Sterling to Sail with Relief Supplies for Martinique

Adjutant General Corbin receives San Juan telegram confirming the collier Sterling will sail tomorrow with relief stores for Martinique. Captain Crabb and Lt. Moreno supervise subsistence goods including flour, beans, rice, bacon, milk, coffee, sugar, vitals, clothing, blankets, and footwear.

Corbin San Juan Asociated Press Washington Porto Rico Sterling Martinique Mage Adjutant General War Department Crabb Quartermaster's Department Eno Aenh A. Moreno Samuel L. Kemp

Senate Debates Fortification Bill and Warship Plans

The senate debated the fortification appropriation with an amendment by Mr. Proctor to bar use for disappearing gun carriages. Mr. Perkins and others defended and attacked the carriages as war ineffectual. The union railway station bill in Washington faced a vote tomorrow. In the house, naval appropriations prompted calls to expand ships in navy yards, amid broader policy critiques and a controversy over campaign expense statements involving Mr. Mahon. The Martinique relief addendum faces committee caution pending need assessment.

Washington Senate Proctor Vermont Proce Perkins Callifornia Wit Department Dayton W. Va Messrs W. W. Kitchin Fitzgerald ON. Y Metcalf California Maynard Virginia Rhea Nathaniel McKay Smith House Appropriations Committee Martinique

Donations Fund Relief Efforts For The Living

Donations now being made support relief work aiding the living and providing care for those in need as part of the ongoing aid campaign.

Knights of Malta Elect Grand Officers in Williamsport

The Grand Commandery of Knights of Malta elected officers for the state. James L. Jackson was named Grand Commander and Frederick Arnold Grand Generalissimo. Other officers include B. M. Bartilson, Rev. James C. G. Boughter, G. H. Pierce, Charles W. Bassler, W. P. Long, W. E. B. Maxwell, Evan R. Jones, George F. Brooks, and Charles S. Messinger. Williamsport was chosen as the next meeting site.

Williamsport May W Knights of Malta James L. Jackson Frederick Arnold Lancaster B. M. Bartilson Braddock James CG. Boughter Frackville G. H. Pierce Philadelphia Charles W. Bassler Lunebury W. P. Long W. E. B. Maxwell Chester Evan R. Jones Scranton George F. Brooks Lewiston Charles 5. Messinger Allentown College of Ancients

Roosevelt lays corner stone of McKinley Memorial in DC

In a large ceremony President Roosevelt affirms the McKinley Memorial Ohio College of Government near Washington. Officials including Secretary Hay and Secretary Cortelyou attend as speeches honor the late president and outline the college’s future focus on diplomacy civic governance and international law.

Roosevelt Pew College Associated Eres Washington McKinley Memorial Ohio College of Government American University District of Columbia Agriculture Wilson Hay Hanna and Dolliver Pugesley New York Cortelyou and Loeb H. B. F. MacParland Board of District Commissioners Rankin Howard University Joseph F. Perry Chicago McKinley Tolliver and Hanna MacFarland F. M. Bristol Miullakenu Massachusets

Relief Effort Pushed by New York Chamber of Commerce

The New York Chamber of Commerce held a special session led by Morris K. Jesup to ratify relief measures for Martinique disaster survivors. It authorized a sixty member committee to oversee immediate supply shipments funded by members and supporters, with power to expand the committee.

New York Chamber of Commerce New York Chamber of Commerce Morris K. Jesup Martinique Montabelle Jesup Abrams. Hewitt

Reid Replies to Critics at Reid's London Ambassadorship Banquet

The Union League Club hosted about 100 guests for a farewell honoring White law Reid as he leaves for London to serve as special ambassador for King Edward VII's coronation. speakers praised Reid, while Cornelius Bliss read Archbishop Corrigan's letter of support and cited unity with Britain and the aims of peaceful diplomacy.

Ambassador Reid Mr. Bliss United States Edward Mr. Reid

MR ELKIN REFUSES TO WITHDRAW FROM GUBERNATORIAL RACE

Harrisburg May 14 Attorney General Elkin said he will stay in the Republican governor race despite rumors of a withdrawal. He insisted the decision lies with the voters and called the withdrawal talk an invention of the enemy.

Associated Press Harrisburg Elin Hazleton Pennsylvania Committee On Mitchell Hanna National Civic Federation

Transatlantic Voyage Log Of Ships Arrivals And Sailings

An OCR fragment lists ships and routes with arrivals at New York and Queenstown and sailings from Liverpool. It notes vessels such as Kaiseria Maria Theresia and Oceanic and ports including Bremen Southampton Antwerp Genoa Naples Philadelphia.

New York Predevich der Growe Bremen Teutonic Liverpool Queenstown Cherebourg la Lorraine Haven St. Paul Southampton Southwain Antwerp Germanic Rotterdam Hyndam Majestic Naples Kaiseria Maria Theresia Genoa Philadelphia Oceanic

Elevator tragedy at Baldwin Locomotive works kills two

At the Baldwin Locomotive works in Philadelphia two men died and three were seriously hurt when an elevator carrying a 6400 pound engine tender failed. The dead include Charles Coleman of Trenton. an unnamed Boxton Elevator Co employee also died. Injured include John Doerr Michael Stellman James ONeill. Workers were lowering a new hydraulic lift. steel cable failure caused a plunge to the shaft bottom.

Associated Press Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive Works Charles Coleman Trenton John Doerr Michael Stellman James O'Neill

Nixon quits Tammany Hall leadership after meeting

Lewis Nixon resigned as Tammany Hall leader citing loss of self respect and immediate effect. The district leaders met with Nixon after a deadlocked Sachem vote and planned an executive committee session to act on the resignation amid talks of future governance and possible leadership void.

Associated Press New York Lewis Nixon Tammany Hall Nixon Tammany Hall Society Meic Y Thomas L. Feltner Grand Euchem George C. Clausen John F. Carrolls Mr. Nixon Michael C. Murphy Col. Murphy Fitchard Croker

London Fund Opens for St Vincent Eruption Victims

At the request of Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Joseph Dimadale, Lord Mayor of London, has opened a relief fund at Mansion Base to aid victims of the St Vincent volcanic eruption.

Associated Press London Joseph Chamberlain Joseph Dimadale Island St. Vincent

Pope Donates to Relief Fund for Martinique Disaster

Rome reports the pope has contributed to the relief fund aiding victims of the Martinique disaster. The donation supports efforts by the church and allied organizations in the crisis zone.

Preas Rome Martinique

Assassin of Siplaguine Executed

London May 14 A dispatch from St Petersburg to Central News says Balschanet who examined M Siplaguine the Russian minister of the interior April 15 was executed on Monday last.

Asociated London Bt. Petersburg Central Newa Balschanet M. Siplaguine

Lockout Hits Washington Building Trades Over Nonunion Plumbers

A lockout affected about 2100 workers in Washington's building trades today, targeting nonunion plumbers amid broader labor disputes. The Inclusive Wire report notes the action aims to press union standards and reduce nonunion labor in construction projects.

Washington Asociated Press

Weather forecast for Pennsylvania May 1 1924

Readable forecast notes a forecast for eastern Pennsylvania covering Thursday and Friday. Mentions partly cloudy conditions Friday and light variable winds with slower pace.

Thy Pennsylvania

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