House Lets Anti Trust Resolution Pass By Party Vote
In Washington on May 15 the House judiciary committee adopted a constitutional amendment granting Congress power to define regulate and dissolve trusts and monopolies. The measure passed strictly along party lines with Democrats opposing. An anti trust bill amending the Sherman Act was ordered reported and expands penalties while maintaining core provisions.
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Wanamaker-English Episode Sparks Protest Meeting
A sub-committee of the Municipal League called for a meeting to protest moves by high officials to curb the right of frequency and private power, following the Wanamaker-English episode and amid spreading concerns over official influence.
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Municipal League
Milk Strike Hits New York Milk Exchange Demands
Pa May 1 report says members of the Five States Producers' association refuse all milk shipments to the New York milk exchange until the exchange agrees to pay two and one half cents per quart year round. Members pledge no milk until terms are met.
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Governor Smith Departs Grass Valley Amid Resignation Note
Grass Valley California May 14 Governor Smith leaves for Mon fans after an unreported departure hastened by news of Benetor Clark's resignation in advance of his re appointment by the Lieutenant Governor.
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Cabinet to Treat Boer Delegation with Liberality
The cabinet decides to welcome the Boer delegation without unfriendly technicalities and allow credentials if any to be presented to the state department. The action avoids recognizing Boer republic independence and avoids interference in the war dispute.
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Situation at Mafeking as British hold tight amid Boer pressure
London reports May 7 official word from Colonel Baden-Powell says food will last until June 10 and a Boer attempt to storm Mafeking may have succeeded. Roberts moves, Transvaal forces hold positions near Kroonstad and Harrismith, rail repairs underway, and British scouts push 20 miles north. General Buller’s advance accelerates under Roberts and Rundle Brabant seize wide regions around Ladybrand.
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Municipal League Formed by Third-Class Pennsylvania Cities
Representatives of Pennsylvania third-class cities met in York to form a municipal league. Chester Mayor D W Jeffries was elected permanent chairman and Reading Mayor Leader became permanent secretary. A constitution committee was named and papers discussed municipal utility ownership with differing views on public versus private control.
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Miners Strike Resumes at Buttonwood Mine
Wilkes Barre May 1 The United Mine Workers called a strike at Buttonwood mine Parish Coal company after workers had returned yesterday The union says they went back under a misapprehension and will resume action until a miner discharged last week is reinstated.
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Torpedo Boat Thornton Launched at Richmays Harbor
Richmays Va May 14 The torpedo boat Thornton was launched at Trigg shipyard today. Miss Mary Thornton Davie of Worcester Massachusetts acted as sponsor. She is a descendant of Captain James Thornton once commander of the cruiser Kearawe in action against the Alabama off Cherbourg France.
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Mechanical Engineers Meeting Opens at Grant Hotel
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers holds its meeting with Chief Constructor Melville of the United States Navy as president. Headquarters at the Grant Hotel provide scientific and social benefits during the event.
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Kentucky Consternation at Newport News Yard Explosion
The battleship Kentucky, once famed as the fastest and finest battleship, was damaged by an internal explosion at Newport News shipyard. Prominent naval officials witnessed the incident as repairs and investigations begin.
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Senator Clark resigns from Montana seat in surprise move
Senator W A Clark of Montana announces his resignation to the Montana governor amid a heated Privileges and Elections Committee investigation. He cites unfair proceedings and says he will hand in his credentials, prompting swift political maneuvering and attention in Helena and Washington.
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Clark Reappointed U S Senator by Montana Acting Governor
Acting Governor Spriggs of Montana names W A Clark of Butte to the U S Senate to serve until the next legislature elects a successor. Clark resigned earlier, and his appointment follows pressure from supporters and a sudden political shift as Governor Smith travels in California. Clark accepts the appointment with a formal letter praising the people and pledging to serve.
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Methodist Conference Votes to Add Two General Superintendents
In Chicago on May 15 the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church approved adding two members to the board of general superintendents after a spirited debate. The vote followed two minority reports, one rejecting bishops and another demanding four more superintendents. a colored bishop was favored by a large majority. Ballots on the two general superintendents were not announced and will resume tomorrow as bishops’ selection remains unresolved after a day of voting.
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Unclear OCR Place Names in May New York Dispatch
Fragmentary OCR text lists varied place names such as Antwerp Rotterdam and Rotterdam like references. No coherent events, persons, or organizations are identifiable. The passage reads as scattered locations and partial terms with no clear narrative.
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Boer Envoys Arrive in New York Seek American Mediation
Boer peace envoys Abraham Fischer J M A Wolmarins and C H Wessels reached New York aboard the Maasdam after a Rotterdam voyage. They voiced desire for U S mediation with Britain, signaled intent to meet President McKinley, and to stir public opinion if needed. Local officials welcomed them and many U S cities invited visits while they await events.
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Fifteenth Annual Ilinoia Medical Convention Opens
Springfield Illinois May W. The fifteenth annual convention of the Ilinoia State Medical association opened here today and will continue until the th. Nearly 500 physicians from all parts of the state are present. Dr Harold Moyer of Chicago delivered the opening address.
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Florence Ulettingalé Remembered On 80th Birthday In London
London observers note Florence Ulettingalé's eightieth birthday with tribute to her Crimea War service and her long devotion to Clegovornomus' institution in Harley Street.
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Denver meeting approves bond guarantee for railroad mortgage
At a special meeting of the Denver and Rio Grande directors on May 1 a proposal to guarantee the first mortgage bonds of the Rio Grande Southern was voted down or defeated.
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Stocking Factory Burns in Witches Narre
The stocking factory of Morgan and Menzies was totally destroyed by fire today in Witches Narre. Losses are listed at zero with insurance coverage noted.
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Pope Receives Archbishop Corrigan in Rome Audience
In Rome on May 16 the pope granted an audience to Archbishop Corrigan of New York, marking a formal meeting between the Vatican and the American church leader.
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General-Senator Resigns and Diocesan Convention Opening
News summary reports General Senator Cliagh resigning his seat in the United States Senate and mentions the opening of the Episcopal diocese convention in New York. It notes a Northeastern Pennsylvania financial update and judge Ewing's address on Christian solace. Local items include court proceedings and a monument for Frances Sloewm with community notices throughout the day.
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Edward Farley Dies Prospecting for Quarry Stone
Edward Farley died on Willis Betcock farm after a large stone fell on his leg breaking an artery. He bled to death before aid could arrive. He leaves a wife and three young children. Farley came from Auburn and worked as a hostler at the Tarbell house barns.
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New Filipino Criminal Code Ends Habeas Corpus Loophole
Manila May 1 The new criminal code goes into operation and abolishes the writ of habeas corpus as a privilege of individuals under the old Spanish law. The old system granted judges wide discretion and allowed abuse of the right through loopholes.
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Unclear OCR: Altoona Men Strike for Higher Wages
In Altoona Pennsylvania workers protest wage gains with a rise from 1.20 to higher daily pay. The article notes many men quitting band jobs for better paying positions as consolidation affects labor.
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Cleveland Visit to Havana Aboard the Cowie
Cleveland travels to Havana aboard the yacht Cowie for a two week West Indies cruise. He is accompanied by JK Benedict and Mereldont Cleve land, sailing today with the party.
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Pro Rail Line Purchase Ties Lancaster Baltimore Rail
Reading reports projectors of the pro nected Heading Lancaster and Baltimore rail rad this afternoon bought the Molineville sunt Adarmaliowo railroad eight miles long to be used as part of their line.
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Opening of Diocesan Convention in Central Pennsylvania
Nearly two hundred clergy and lay representatives from thirty-two counties gathered at St Luke's for the twenty-ninth annual convention led by Bishop Ethelbert Talbot. The session opened with devotions, processions, and the bishop's address, with officers nominated and elected and a reception planned by the Women's Guild.
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Weather Outlook For East Pennsylvania May Week
Forecast for Wednesday shows an unsettled day with cool temperatures and possible showers. Thursday brings warmer weather ahead of a cold front, with a risk of thunderstorms and cooler conditions later, along with a fresh south to west wind.
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