Mrs McKinley in a serious condition delays western trip
President Wilson postpones his Western tour as Mrs McKinley’s illness worsens. Doctors consult specialists in San Francisco and Oakland, with the schedule adjusted to allow the First Lady to travel only if her condition improves. The public and cabinet hesitation casts a pall over the visit.
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Kivles
Washington
Sao
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Cortelyei
Associated Press
da Hirschfelder
der. Iisey
Fle
Miurs
San Jose
Tris
San Francisco
Donahue
Union Pacific
Presbyterian Assembly Discusses Foreign Missions Conference Findings
The Presbyterian General Assembly held a daylong conference on foreign missions in Philadelphia with Rev. Thomas Marshall guiding discussions. Leaders from synod and presbytery committees reported funding gains, noted per capita contributions, and outlined strategies to boost future fundraising and minister engagement.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Conference On Foreign Missions
Witherspoon
Board of Foreign Missions
Tooussion Worfare
Thomas
New York
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Trev
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Williamette
Reo
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Foreign Missions Committee
Synoil
William 2. Clysteen
Union Theological Eominiey
Trevy
McAfee
A. P. Hensburn
Japan
McKinney's Condition Improves Briefly Reported
Mrs McKinney was reported slightly better. Dr Rixey, in constant attendance for over several hours, retired briefly to rest.
Pardons Recommended by Bench for David Rosenfelt
The Philadelphia bench recommends a pardon for David Rosenfelt of Philadelphia who is serving three months in Moyamensing Jail after a jury conviction. Letters from Rosenfelt’s lawyers claim unjust conviction and implicate Lithuanian club members in a separate case. A re hearing was granted in the death sentence case of Martin Frye of Carishe. An executive session will consider other cities.
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Harrisburg
David Rosenfelt
Philadelphia
Moyamensing Jalter
Stevenson
Rothermel
Rosenfell
Rosenfele
Tren Bers
Mareh
Ais
Benel
Martin Frye
Carishe
Closing dates debate dominates Harrisburg session
A concurrent resolution urged earlier adjournment and May 20 bill reporting, with final adjournment sought by June 14 if the Pittsburg ripper case delays. Lawmakers sparred over timing while rail and trolley interests faced adverse reports as several bills passed tonight in the House and Senate.
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Harrisburg
Appropriations Committee
House
Gerner
Schuylkil
Voorhees
Philadelphia
Garner
Mb Corry
Luverne
Legislaure
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Hall
Allegheny
Mer. Miller
Bedford
Pawn Brokers’ Bil
Law Aid Onder
Vity Passenger Railways
Night Session of Senate Passes Several Bills
Harrisburg May 11 The senate met at 8 o clock and disposed of considerable business. These bills were passed finally directing the calimly vomia lesioners.
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Associated
Harrisburg
Senate
Vomia
Debates Over Platt Amendment At Constitutional Convention
A Havana assembly reports majority support for adopting the Platt amendment. Senores Tae mayo Villuendas and De Quesida push for an immediate report while Senores Gomez and Silva oppose. The majority accuses Gomez of delaying final action as Root’s explanations are cited.
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Villuendas
de Quesida
Senores Gomez
Silva
Senor Gomes
United States
Jalas
Root
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Disorder at Albany as militiamen quell car strike clashes
May 1 Albany reports 2000 soldiers on duty after a street car strike provokes mobs. Non union recruits escorted by cavalry faced brick and saber attacks. Dozens slashed or cut, one hospitalised. 12 of 75 recruits deserted. Marshal Roe commands 2200 troops with no fresh car attempts tonight.
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Albany
Movement Against Wandering Willies Conference Aims to End Pest Migration
A 60 member Pennsylvania conference at the Continental hotel backed by Philadelphia Inquirer officials to eradicate the tramp problem. Mayor Ashbridge urged decisive action and a committee was formed to coordinate with state authorities, aiming to enforce laws and report back on actions to eliminate the nuisance. The meeting concluded with satisfaction among attendees.
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Pennsylvantia
Commonwealth of Pennsylvanki
Philadelphia Inquirersone
Oll
Continental Hotel
Asession
Ashbridge
Lief
May Day Trial Sews Death Penalty Case
From the Associated Press a New York trial report notes a defendant convicted of robbery and murder faces a possible life sentence. The release cites a federal and state case context with a judge’s anticipated ruling and overall rising tension in the city.
Mine disaster and labor convention report
Newspaper notes a fatal mine accident in West Virginia and a related labor convention. It mentions the National and local labor groups, safety concerns, and regional political figures shaping the response and policy discussions.
Miners Push Bills as Heidelbaugh Recommits Two Measures
Harrisburg dispatch reports Senator Heidelbaugh of Lancaster returns two miners bills to committee while threats of a strike loom. Bills would raise mine inspectors from eight to sixteen and elect them by anthracite counties, with terms extending up to five years and staged yearly elections. Miners demand pay per ton and warn of intensified action if lawmakers fail to support the measures.
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John P. Conde
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Fimma R. Goodman
Dains
Wil Vion BR. Etthinger
Philadelphia
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Weller
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Lancaster
Harrisburg
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Senate Mining Committee
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Pharrishturg
Bis
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Ceat
Meldeliugh
Husxletton
TD. Nicholls
Serattun
Amopion
Nieholls
Alelt
Ostethe
Knights of Malta elect officers in historic convocation
The Knights of Malta convened for their annual session and elected several officers. Named individuals include Daniel Bonghter, James I. Daekeon, and Mark Willkimaport among others, with postings across various chapters and regions.
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Bonghter
Vroekwilliss
Lies
Bieter
Ambires
Marien
Sapaiel Oh
Abel
Tine
Mieke
Lawiabew
Gituadk
James 1
Daekeon
Ballesteas
Orides
Warbalin
Mindloe
Willian Thomas
Shamokin
Mark Willkimaport
Aaneily
Explosion at Georges Mine in Parrington Wrecks Shaft
An explosion at the Georges Creek coal mine near Parrington West Virginia kills six miners and injures five others. Early reports say a warning missed and a reckless disregard of orders led to the blast. The shaft, once praised as among the safest, caused heavy damage at the surface but limited fire underground. Colonel J L Somerville directed operations as 125 workers faced peril and rescue efforts began.
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Mainmount
Parrington
Batthmore
Georges Creek Company
Bauitable
Baltimore
Maryhind
Chia State
Marimount
J. L. Somerville
Haif
Big Railroad Shops Planned for Dink Grove Yard
Williamsport report notes New York Central system to build the largest yard in the region at Dink Grove Pine Creek town, with capacity to haul thousands of cars and massive facilities. Details describe expansive brick facilities and high volume loading to support freight needs.
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Williamsport
Higaater
Sv Shore Herald
New York Centrat
Eeily
Oir
Dink Grove
Pine Creek Townellp
New York Central
Unclear OCR: Regional Corporations Chartered
Fragmented text lists several corporate names and places with misread terms. Readers see mentions of Philadelphia Wilkes, Wilkes Hype, The Net Coal and Coke, and May dates but many words are garbled. The passage resembles a corporate charter notice with scattered proper nouns and locations but lacks coherent details.
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Harrieburg
Wibburg
Sion
College WE
Oedpetel
Sane
Ayente Sammy
Sapital .It
Passenger Dies in Pennsylvania Grade Crossing Crash
A victim, identified as Kuta of hike pity, was struck near an unidentified grade crossing today on a Pennsylvania railroad line. The exclusive wire report notes a fatal incident resulting in the loss of life at the scene with investigations pending.
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Ftobery Kuta
Hike
Eas
Wy Ali
Fae
Illia
Woalington Reaches Pact on Trade and Rail Support
Local reporters describe a tentative agreement between Woalington leaders and Thiwtay officials over rail facilities and road funding. The accord, signed this month, covers transit upgrades, freight handling zones, and shared costs for a future interchange.
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