Governor Hastings Addresses Dedicatory Pennsylvanians in Chattanooga
Thousands of Pennsylvanians participate in regimental dedication ceremonies at Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain. Governor Hastings and General Gobin commend Pennsylvania veterans and celebrate shared heritage as monuments are unveiled and the crowd pledges ongoing remembrance.
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Semi annual session of Grand Encampment in Philadelphia
The Grand Encampment IOOF of Pennsylvania met in the Odd Fellows temple Philadelphia with about 102 representatives. Officers present included Grand Patriarch W H Cogewell Grand High Priest Joseph H Mackey and others. Nominations sparked a contest for grand junior warden and grand representative with elections set for May 16 1893 at Wilkes Barre.
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J. Henry Beitel
John A. Fleming
Shinpensburg
Deans
Scranton
Wiliam H. Withrup
Robert W. Montgomery
William H. Rose
George
Huster, Sr
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Willameport
James H. Avery
M. W. Brillhart
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Marry L. Neal
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George EF. Spangler
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Steel mills resume after two month idle period in Bethlehem
After two months of idleness the Bethlehem Steel mill resumes operations in Bethlehem Pennsylvania today, restoring work for about a thousand workers. The Lehigh Zinc Company also announces immediate start on two new smelter furnaces and five gas producers, creating further employment opportunities.
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Publisher Lorillard Spencer Sells Invented American to Capitalists
New York on November 15 Lorillard Spencer owner of the Invented American for eight years sold the entire property to a syndicate of capitalists. Planeta Bellamy will continue as editor and A. B. DeGuerville assumes business management.
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Administration On Reciprocity Big Nationwide Trade Talks
Washington November 15. A government official argues that reciprocity with Canada should be guided by national interests rather than local concessions. The plan seeks market access to boost exports, accepting some concessions to balance regional concerns and price effects on raw materials and manufactured goods.
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Mountain Drive Ends in Tragedy Near Dash Down
Two men Theodore Intkas and Charles Hartland were riding in a carriage when frightened horses plunged down a mountain road beside the Lehigh Valley railroad. The carriage struck a telegraph pole, overturning and dragging Catharine Mooney who lay unconscious with severe head and body wounds and internal injuries. Both occupants were badly injured, believed fatal.
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Preacher Must Get a Wife in Strowlaburk Parish
The Methodist Episcopal church in Strowlaburk Pa votes to require assistant pastor Rev. Robert H. Crawford to marry for continued service next year. Crawford, a bachelor, did not promise to wed, and church leaders fear bishop approval may depend on his decision to marry.
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Czar Warns Sultan Over War Indemnity Dispute
In Constantinople, reports say Russia will press for unpaid Russo Turkish war indemnity if Turkey uses Greek indemnity to fund armaments. Russia warned that arming fortifications at the Bosphorus would be considered hostile, leading Turkey to abandon the Bosphorus plan.
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Dreyfus Sale of State Secrets Reported
Rome correspondent says recall of Colonel Schwarzkippen, military attache, reflect Emperor William’s intervention to ease a dangerous situation. The officer reportedly negotiated purchase of document that contributed to Dreyfus condemnation.
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Dr Thomas Evans Dead Famous Dentist to European Royals
Dr Thomas W Evans, famed American dentist who aided Empress Eugénie’s escape from Paris and treated European royalty, died suddenly yesterday. Born in Philadelphia, he rose to wealth and global renown after moving to Paris in 1850s. he was linked to Napoleon III and the Empress, and helped Eugénie flee after the 1870 siege. He visited the United States in August, bringing his wife’s body for burial. the obituary notes two children.
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Passing War Cloud Between Russia and Japan
London reports rising tension as Russia presses Korean customs control. Japanese leaders weigh strong measures possibly including war, though Marquis Ito opposes, urging joint pressure by Britain, the United States, and Japan on Russia over Korea.
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Missionary apportionments set by Methodist church committee
Philadelphia Nov. 15. The general committee on missionary work of the Methodist Episcopal church approved domestic mission apportionments across multiple regions and states. Controversy centered on funds for Black Hills and Jack Hills missions, with final action allocating 200 to Black Hills federal missionary work and distributing other regional sums, plus forthcoming foreign mission discussions.
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Tragedy in Wentville Church as A. M. Spencer Shoots Self
Charles M. Spencer, manager at the Postal Telegraph office in Deadwood, shot himself in the Methodist Episcopal church at Wentville during a hymn. The act occurred amid singing as the congregation joined, with despondency and alleged financial troubles named as causes. His parents reside at Bellmore.
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Lovers Die in Storm On Black Point Mountain
Little Rock Arkansas reports Rome Bronson and Florence Williams were swept by a storm on Black Point Mountain. After a lengthy search their bodies were found beneath a tree, clasped in each other’s arms.
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Firestone Pleads Guilty to Bank Embezzlement
John B. Firestone former teller at Dillsburg National Bank in Dillsburg Iowa pleaded guilty in U S district court to embezzling about 113.40. Judge Butler sentenced him to five years in the Easton penitentiary starting June 2 after his arrest.
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Quay Magee Martin to Confer on Gubernatorial候
A expected conference within two weeks will include Senator Quay Secretary of State David Martin and Senator Chris Magee with possible others such as Thomas Dolan. An emissary of Magee is arranging details in Florida and Philadelphia with the aim of uniting on a gubernatorial candidate.
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Hanna's Strength Claimed for Majority on Joint Ballot
Report from Columbus notes 36 legislative members in the Senate and House split with Republicans Democrats and Fusion Republicans. On joint ballot Republicans hold a five vote majority. with Fusion Republicans they would reach eleven. Hanna faction asserts most remaining Republicans will back Hanna for U S senator.
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Tearing Down Additions at Independence Hall
Workmen began demolishing additions to Independence Hall in Philadelphia at sunrise. A ten foot high fence blocks Fifth to Sixth streets Chestnut facing, preventing access to the site while the old building is restored as closely as possible to its original design. The University Law School building at Sixth and Chestnut and several small additions will also be removed.
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Thorn Case: Philadelphia Detective Names Guidensuppe Suspect
A Queens county party including District Attorney Youngs and Police Captain Methuen questioned Philadelphia records after a claim that Martin Thorn, accused in a Guidensuppe murder, had served time in Moyamensing prison. New York investigators examined local records but found no matching Thorn.
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Smuggler fire threatens Nevada mining district
The Smuggler fire at Aspen and Smug ler mountains, Nevada, burned with great force today. Gas penetration advances toward Park Regent, Bushwacker and Alta Argent as 180 workers quit Bella Rr and Old Johnson mines. If not subdued, all Smuggler and Aspen mines may suspend operations, risking district flooding. officials expect 36 hours to settle the situation.
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Agent A L Davis of Horton Life Insurance Kills Self
A L Davis, an agent for Horton Life Insurance in New York, died by shooting himself at the Hotel Bixby. He left notes requesting cremation and cited despondency as the cause. Papers included letters to Mrs William Marsh of Philadelphia and a Boston contact.
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Bering Sea Negotiations Extend as Experts Fail to Close
Washington Nov 14 British Canadian and American delegates failed to reconcile all differences at the Bering Sea meeting after two long sessions. Progress was made on most points but three or four reserved propositions remain. The outcome remains in doubt with talks to resume tomorrow and leading figures to review results in the afternoon.
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Bob Fitzsimmons resigns from Marion lodge in Indiana
Kansas City dispatch reports boxer Robert Fitzsimmons, now acting in a final theatre engagement, publicly resigns from the Marion Indiana lodge BN PF OO E. He says his admission to membership could invite unjust criticism and hopes friendly relations with the order can be restored.
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Robert Fitztimmone
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Lexington Races Result Summary
In Lexington Kentucky on November 15 the track was clear and fast. McFParland II won the first race over Masterpiece with Robert Benner third. Dad Steele captured the six furlongs second race with Randazza and Stanhope following. Kitty B wor led to Loyalty second and Lockhart third in the one mile event. Ada Ruse won the fourth over Escenite and Highland Princess. Three Dares won the fifth over Eton Judhket and Decepo, time 1.15.
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Desperado Josh Rutvie Shot During Hold Up Near Gibson
In Gibson Georgia on the night of November 10 a suspected desperado, Josh Rutvie, robbed several negroes, taking money and provisions. A body was found in the road this morning with signs of a fatal struggle and blood along the public road for two miles.
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Avenging Missionaries Dispatch From Berlin on China Bay Action
A Cologne Gazette Berlin dispatch reports German sailors and marines from the Germaneruiear Division have landed in force at Kiaochan bay near You Chu Fu. The move aims to pressure China to satisfy Germany’s demands after the murder of missionaries in Shan Tun.
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Columbia College Board Rejects Resignation of President Low
The Columbia College board of trustees decided not to accept President Beth Low's resignation and asked him to withdraw it. He consented without consent.
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Board of Trusteen
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Porter Gehlos Declares Senate Candidacy in Connecticut
Porter Gehlos states he will run for the United States Senate in next year’s Connecticut race. He says he is not a candidate for the presidency and is on friendly terms with all leading contenders already in the field.
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Fremont Convention Delegate Dies in Chambersburg
George W. Ziegler a wealthy Chambersburg merchant died today at Green Cavite aged 67. He was a delegate to the Fremont convention of 1856 and a prominent anti slavery temperance and free school advocate.
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General-Dedication of Pennsylvania Monuments at Chattanooga
The morning edition reports the dedication ceremony for Pennsylvania monuments in Chattanooga with officials Valkenburg and Bribery Charles Lut ted noted amid administration attitudes on reciprocity. State political leaders plan a conference to discuss the event and policy directions.
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Bribery Case Settled After Repeated Delays
In Pottstown Pennsylvania on November 14, the bribery suit against E A Van Valkenburg over a Wanamaker Penrose senatorial contest was dropped after a settlement. Costs amounting to about 1400 dollars were to be paid, and prosecution halted. District Attorney Bechtel confirmed the agreement as Judge Archbold presided.
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Not Proven in Amateur Athletic Union Case
The Amateur Athletic Union committee returned the verdict not proven on charges against sprinter G J Wefers. Harper's Weekly publishers refused access to evidence. EB J Wefers and J A Wefers denied all charges. The panel found John Cosgrove conclusively innocent of professionalism claims.
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Verdict Favoring Mrs. Van Schaack in Alienation Suit
A Brooklyn sheriff's jury awards Mrs. Florence Van Schaick $1000 against her father-in-law Peter Van Schaack for alienation of her husband's affections. The case involves Peter Van Schaack & Co., druggists of Chicago, with details tracing the couple's marriage in Pensacola in 1897 and their later life across New York Chicago and New Orleans. The plaintiff alleges abandonment and that the in-law influenced her husband.
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Races At Bennings Highlight Day Of Heavy Track Conditions
A six race program at Bennings on Lennings day drew a large crowd despite rain making the track heavy. Favorites won three races with Untitled, Cad, King T, Hand Pres, Hequtilal, and Undine among the victors in a day noted for strong speculation and steady results.
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Weather Projections From The Herald’s Desk
New York forecasts show today cloudy with rising temperatures and brisk southerly winds on the coast. Inland areas expect clearer skies this afternoon or evening with cooler, westerly breezes. By Wednesday expect cloudy to fair conditions, colder winds, and light snow near the lakes followed by a cold wave in the region.
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