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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1899

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Paris on a Rock near Falmouth Strikes Ridge in Dense Fog

The American liner Paris ran ashore on a Manacles outlying ridge near Falmouth in dense fog while en route from Cherbourg to New York. Passengers and crew were evacuated with perfect order, and tugs stood by as rescuers. the ship settled and a plan to refloat or salvage was set for the day.

Falmouth Parle Watkine Southampton Cherbourg New York Yorks Persel Wathine Onder Waa St. Anthony Falmouth Harbor Paris Mohegan Cheuhbourg Watking Fairouth Nesselle Watk'ne Dragoon Amerian Trinity Brethren Thomas Allen London J Msssenger Falemouth Batchelor United West Missouri Ocherhware Missengers Steel Hawcer Gg, W. McCallum Pittsburg Hremen Cantala Niorich City of Iremen Parly

Filipinos Hear Talk of Autonomy in Manila Visit

Filipino peace commissioners led by General Gregorio de Jilar and officials, visiting Manila, discuss autonomy with American commissioners. They warn they cannot bind Aguinaldo’s government and will refer any results to Aguinaldo. Local figures Florentino Torres and Pablo Ocampo influence negotiations.

Manila Gregorio de Jilar Alberto Barretto Zealeita Senor Giacco Gonzaga Senores Florentino Torres Pablo O'Campo Theodore Yanco Senor Torres Aguinaldo Spain Philippines Paternos Filo Pinos United

Quiet at Buffalo Docks as Longshore Strike Talks Continue

Buffalo May 2 Quiet along the docks as grain shovelers and freight handlers avoid their lead-quarters. International Longshoremen's Association President Keefe, arriving after midnight, reports ongoing talks with strikers committees and signals possible return to work within forty eight hours if contractors abolish objectionable practices. Bishop Quigley again urges workers to resume duties, with freight handlers near settlement and scoopers advised to follow.

Buffalo Keefe International Longshoremen’s Association Bishop Quigley

Oil bark Ariadne burned near Rayonny NJ docks

The German oil carrying bark Ariadne, under Captain Ebler, burned to the water’s edge near Standard Oil docks at Rayonny New Jersey. One year old Hans Rencke is missing and likely drowned. The ship, piers, and a large building were destroyed with about 25,000 dollars in loss.

New York Ebler Standard Oil Co Rayonny N. J Hans Rencke

Meade Strikes Wreck. Returns for Repairs

The United States transport Meade formerly the Berlin struck a sunken wreck outside the harbor during a Monday night voyage with the Nineteenth Infantry. A serious leak forced her to return to port for repairs, then depart again but came back due to further leakage discovered overnight.

Ponce Porto Rio May United States Meade Berlin

Death of Jacob Capwell in Towoula from blow to head

Jacob Capwell of Suger Run, aged 2 ½, died at the Holewmb hotel in Towoola borough from a head blow. Samuel Hoeman is jailed by Coroner Pratt. An inquest heard witnesses claim Capwell struck his head during the incident.

Towoula Jacob Capwell Suger Run Holewmb Samuel Hoeman Pratt Muuck Cupweil

Disagreement At Hague Delays Peace Delegates

A Hague dispatch quotes delegates split over arbitration with Germany and the Triple Alliance opposing, Britain and the United States in favor, Turkey following, and France unsure while Russia leans in. Professor Von Stengel notes arbitration impracticable on vital disputes.

London The Daily News Hague William T. Stead Review of Reviews Germany Turkey Great Britain United States Professor von Stengel

Empress Eugenie Alive After Unfounded Death Report

A Naples yacht report says former Empress Eugenie is alive and well. She received her nieces aboard the vessel, refuting circulating death claims in the weekend paper.

Rune Eugenie France Naples

Dewey Departs Manila Aboard Olympia Amid Harbor Farewell

Manila May 21 The cruiser Olympia with Admiral Dewey aboard left for the United States at 4 PM as Oregon Baltimore and Concord fired a salute. Sailors cheered while lines of caps filled the water, and Dewey spoke of gratitude and modesty about a public welcome. He plans to return home to Montpellier, hoping for a restrained reception.

Manila Olympia Admiral Dewey United States Oregan Baltimore Concerd Oregon Olwima Dewey Montpellier Vic Onstein Fan Prangisin Walker The Concord Dent Otis Chase

Jealous Lover Shoots Three in Kansas City Rooming House

Levi Moore a city market clerk shot Mia Campbell fatally wounding her after demanding his photos. He then shot Emma Landis in the abdomen and wounded Jennie Meek as bystanders tried to protect them. Moore fled, fired at a bystander, and was arrested while feigning insanity. He is 1h years old with a wife and children in Anniston Alabama.

Kansas City Levi Moore Mia Jennie Campbell Emma Landis Anne Meek Campbell Moore Leters Beck Anniston Ala

Mine disaster at Eggle mine kills four men in Montana

In Fowstyn Montana on May 21 a lever broke inside a hotet ing machine causing a shaft to drop 60 feet and killing HW A Honeytowil James Palmer and Thomas A Neville who were inside. W F Schofield died of injuries shortly after hospital transfer. Reports mention a fatal mining accident with four dead.

Fowstyn Mont Eggle HW. A. Honeytowil James 0. Palmer Thomas A. Neville W. FP. Schofield

U.S. Infantry Recruits Return Home From War

Two hundred U.S. Army infantry recruits completed service abroad and left for home aboard the transport Modellag. Their term of duty has expired and they are returning to their homes.

Currency Reform Plan Drafted by House Republicans

Washington May 21 The house Republican caucus committee agreed on a currency reform plan allowing redemption of government obligations in gold on demand and re issuing greenbacks only for gold. National banks would issue notes at par value of bonds deposited with the treasury instead of 90 percent and the minimum bank capital would drop to 25000 from 50000.

Washington House Republican Caucus Committee

Ireland at Brussels Archbishop Ireland Dines With King Leopold

Archbishop Ireland met King Leopold at the royal Laeken palace with Bellamy Storer and Mme Storer. He preached at Saint Gudulo and spoke to university students on The First Christian Pentecost and opportunities for youth in the new century to a receptive audience of diplomats scientists and society figures.

Brussels Ireland Bellamy Storer United States Spain Mre Storer Laeken Leopold Marie Henriette Mer Saint Gudulo Belgium

Populists Dine at Creigston Hall With Bryan and Poynter

The Peter Cooper Populist club of Omaha hosted a large meeting at Creigston hall for 300 guests. Governor Poynter ex Governor Holcomb General Weaver and W J Bryan spoke on party unity silver policy and the Philippines. Bryan praised the sixteens to one Populists as the nation’s future.

Omaha Peter Cooper Creigston Hall W. A. Poynter Silas A. Holcomb J. BL. Weaver W. J. Bryan Poynter Nebraska Volunteer Weaver Philippines Bryan Pryon

Vixen Sails to Bluefields Replacing Detroit

The converted yacht Vixen left Norfolk for Bluefields Nicaragua to protect American interests, after a full refit to reduce top heaviness and danger. The Detroit with General Daniel McAuley aboard nears Hampton Roads to be interred at Arlington National Cemetery. Glacier ship begins 1000 tons coal and million pounds of meat for Manila and other Asiatic ships.

Norfolk Bluefield Nicaragua Detroit Daniel McAuley Hampton Roads General McAuley Nicaragua Canal Company Ariington National Cemetery United States Glacier Lambert's Point Willams Manila Asiatic

Russian town Porosow burned in deadly fire disaster

Porosow in War saw government area was destroyed by fire. Twelve people died and about 2000 residents were forced to flee, camping in fields. Authorities investigate origin and extent of the blaze.

Warsaw Russla Porosow

Transatlantic Marine Movements Report

Shipping arrivals and departures list ports and vessels. Mans dam arrived at Rotterdam and Queenstown and Lu ciana sailed to Liverpool for New York. Havre arrivals include La Champagne at New York.

New York May Mansdam Rotterdam Queenstown Luciana Liverpool Havre la Champagne

Paris Liner Strands On Rock In Ocean Peak

News item reports a large ocean liner named Paris stranded on a rock. The incident prompts rescue efforts and maritime authorities investigate cause and potential salvage operations amid continuing weather advisories.

Presbyterian Assembly Work Deliberations Begin in Minneapolis

The Presbyterian general assembly opens a week of sessions in Minneapolis after Sabbath observances with focus on freedmen and education boards. Debates center on board debt reduction, representation reforms, and ministerial education amid concerns over declining theological student numbers.

Minneapolis Presbyterian General Assembly Boards of Freedmen and Education General Assembly Drought Inc Assembly Fron

Jack the Clipper Dies After Self Inflicted Wound

Chicago May 21 John W Jorgenson known as Jack the Clipper died from self inflicted gunshot wound yesterday afternoon at his in law’s Milwaukee avenue home. Family present includes his father C L Jorgenson and his wife. Post mortem and brain exam by Drs Portner Noel indicate insanity. Coroner to review. Jorgenson convicted last week of clipping braids.

Chicago John W. Jorgeriaon J Ack Milwaukee and North Avenues Cli. Jorgenson West Side Pr. B.C. Portner Jorgenson Portner BO PL Noel Covener Noel Pascavant Hospital Park Street Fortner Criminal Court Burke

Memorial Service for Harrisburg Railroad Men

A memorial service honoring 57 railroad workers who died this year was held in Harrisburg at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. The event was organized by local lodges of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and other railroad unions and attended by more than seven hundred railroad men and their families. Rev. Marion J. Kline led the service.

Harrisburg Brotherhood of Locomotive Enaineers Order of Railway Conductors Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Brotherhood of Allway Telegraphers Bethlehem Laitheran Church Marion J. Kline

Birthday of a Poetess in Trento

Clementine Kowarth a celebrated Trenton poetess marked her seventy second birthday yesterday in Trento NM Attending were Mr and Mrs Richard Watson Go dor and Mrs Orover Cleveland who traveled from Princeton to attend the event.

Trento NM. J Clementine Kowarth Trenton Portese Thoes Richard Watson Godor Orover Cleveland Princeton

Fire devastates Dawson City business district in April blaze

An early report from Bennett via the Daily Alaskan details a large Dawson City fire on April 9 that consumed the heart of the town’s business center along the water front and Second Street. Losses reach about 1 million with little insurance, as most structures burn and building materials spike in price ahead of navigational reopening.

Victoria B. C Skaguay Alaskan Tees Bennett Skaguay Dawson City Daily Alaskan Tokales Dawson Tera Donahue Smith Second Street Trawson Fairview Hotel Thowal Cafe Dehaven & Staith Metellin & McFeely Parsons Produce Commng Aurora Saloon Hodega Saloon Madden Hotel McDonald Black Bank of Birthed North America Navigation Durned District Alaska Commercial Company North American Trading and Transportation Company British North America

Peace Committees Formed In The War Measures Board

The Waeue reports American members for three committees. Disarmament includes White Mahan and Crozier focusing on spending limits bans on new trearine and explosives and submarine use. Laws of War includes White Newell Mahan and Crozer on Geneva Convention application and vessel neutralization during rescue and naval actions and a revised 1874 declaration on absence.

Dmisermaimnent Messrs White Mahan Crogier Newell Crozer Low Hollis

Weather forecast for Washington area Monday showers

Eastern Pennsylvania forecast shows Monday showers with changing conditions. Winds shift from north to northeast with cooler air moving in from the north.

Washington Pennsylvania Portheos

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New York Docks U. 8 Porto Rico Empress Eugenie Manila Bay Cannons Captain Walker Trenton Wilson Republican Caucus Committee Mr. Bryan Vixen Bluefields Shipping News Otto Rev. J. Lansing Scranton Seranton South Side Presbyterian Assembly Jack the Clipper Flames Weather Forecast
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