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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1897

Page

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Pennsylvanians in Delaw are Water Gap for Harvard clash

Pennsylvania’s football eleven with Coach Woodruff travels to the Delaware Water Gap for a two day rest before Saturday’s big game with Harvard. The squad, except Weeks and Dickson, is in good shape. advance ticket sales at Franklin Field have surpassed expectations.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Delaware Water Gap Harvard Woodruff Dickson Water Gap Senate Franklin Field Stroudsburg Pennsylvania Murphy Monroe Crimson

Knights of Labor General Assembly Debates Policies

In Toulaville Kye on November 17 the Knights of Labor finished a session in Louisville and adjourned to meet again in Chicago. Delegates approved a constitution for the degree of philosophers stone and considered resolutions praising Henry George and condemning actions by various groups. The assembly discusses Cuba independence, labor disputes, and measures to boost American manufacturing.

Toulaville Kye General Assembly The Rigdits of Labor Chicago Henry George Workman J. R. Severeton Cuba Hazleton Cleveland Union Pacific Railroad American Federation of Labor Knights of Labor Rochester Brewing Company United States National Bank Erc

False Quebec river disaster tale debunked

A Montreal report claiming a Duchenne river disaster with forty deaths is proven false by investigators. A French daily had published dramatic details, but later evidence shows the entire account was a fabrication.

Montreal Quebec Duchene Detalin Invesco

Twin Daughters Die by Coal Gas In Toronto

The twin daughters of Christopher Crows of Toronto died last night when gas from a stove asphyxiated them. The children were about one year old.

Toronto Christopher Crows

Tragic Countess in Edinburgh Station Shooting

A fashionably dressed Russian countess, claiming to be Countess Teresa Ulfold, shot herself at an Edinburgh police station after reporting a purse theft. Investigators found torn correspondence and two photos, one of a Russian officer believed to be her fiancé, and a Spanish visitor. Only a few shillings remained on her person.

Edinburgh Countes Teresa Ulfold Scotland Copenhagen St. Marie Moscow Alexander Romanolf

Suicide of E. W. Bigny in Lock Haven hotel life

E. W. Bigny a former hotel man and coal merchant shot himself in a Lock Haven hotel room after a calm conversation with his wife and another woman. Despondency from ill health and financial trouble is blamed for the tragedy.

Lock Haven E. W. Bigony Sven

Pennsylvania railroad clerk commits suicide in Arcade Hotel

Mount Holly New Jersey November 17 James L Young a clerk in the freight department of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia shot himself in his hotel room at the Arcade Hotel dying by his own hand. He had lived in Moorestown for many years with his wife and two daughters both grown.

Mount Holly N. J James L. Young Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia Arcade Hotel Moorestown

Lebanon Man Chief Surgeon Jeremiah Hellman Dies by Suicide

Jeremiah Hellman seventy five longtime chief surgeon of Jonestown borough in Lebanon county hanged himself in his barn this morning. Estate valued at twenty five thousand dollars no reason given for the act.

Lebanon Jeremiah Hellman Jonestown Tis

Colored man hanged in Tennessee for murder in 1910s

Robert Sims, a Black man, was hanged at Jonesboro in Washington County Tennessee after being convicted of first degree murder in the July killing of Walter Galloway. Sims confessed and died claiming salvation. The case touched Miss Effie Boring, fiancé of Galloway, whose distress preceded her own death days later.

Robert Sims Knoxville Tenn Jonesboro Washington County Sherif J Pritchet Sims Walter Galloway Galloway Effie Boring Washington Hawkins Green Sullivan

Murder Plot Involving Aged Man and Nephew

Guillemet, 17, claims his aunt urged him to kill his uncle La Plante during a two week period prior to a murder on October 30. He says he waited and struck the uncle with a club as he appeared, killing him instantly after being given wine to steady him. Mrs. La Plante, about 5 years old, has six children.

Guillemet St. Libotre Mr. la Plante

Grace in New Jersey Murder Trial Found Guilty

In Cambridge New Jersey on November 17 a jury convicted Allen B Grace of second degree murder for shooting his wife after discovering her alleged infidelity. Grace testified his despair over broken vows and marital disgrace led to the killing. he was sentenced to 15 years in State prison.

Princeton N. J Tigers Aso Cochran New Haven Cambridge Allen Grace Alonzo Miles Ralph Pons Pons Judes Holland

Canada Sealing Talks Show Canada Unyielding

Washington reports reveal state department surprise at failures in Canadian negotiations on seals. Canadian representatives left Washington without plans to conclude a treaty, though both sides entertained views and sought clarity on remaining questions. Officials say delay persists, with Canada unlikely to concede without consideration of reciprocal terms.

Washington State Department Canada United States

Pardons Granted and Denied by Harrisburg Board of Pardons

The Harrisburg Board of Pardons on November 17 announced pardons for Albert Greasler Westmoreland misdemeanor Daniel Pool Philadelphia burglary John McMullin Allegheny burglary and denied pardons for Alexander Bergman Allegheny felonious assault John Adams Lebanon larceny James E B Ritenour Westmoreland misdemeanor A W Crotsey Co FL Gilis Allegheny larceny Michael P F Maloney Allegheny murder and de... Max Vyner Clinton attempt to defraud Albert Birke Philadelphia enticing a minor Calvin Fry and Peter Kimgenemith Westmoreland burglary Frank Jongrass Lawrence murder who had a rehearing and remains under death sentence since Feb. Sh

Harrisburg Board of Pardons Albert Greasler Westmoreland Daniel Pool Philadelphia John McMullin Allegheny Burgary Alexander Bergman John Adams Lebanon James EB. Ritenour A. W. Crotsey and Co Gilis Alegheny Michael PF Maloney Deere Max Vyner Clinton Albert Blrke Calvin Fry Peter Kimgenemith Frank Jongrass Lawrence

Victimized by a Swell Swindler in New York

Three young women heiresses in New York were said to be swindled by Arthur Blair Moots of New Haven a man who charmed his way into their confidence then pressed costly mining schemes. He collected large sums and vanished leaving debts and questions about his past.

New York Aswell Arthur Blair Moots New Haven Conn Moody Holland House Folland Baumann de Leon Nicholl Mary van Bueren Vanderpool Miss Vanderpool

Woman Fights Burglar in Carteret Home

Mrs Julia Coffey woke to a man with a hatchet. she grabbed his arm and fought him as her husband joined in. After a fierce struggle she struck him and he was later disarmed. The intruder James Leptok had been arrested the prior Sunday for disorderly conduct and fined.

Carteret N. J Julia Coffey Coffey James Leaptok Lepgok

Aunt Promised Aid Prompted Quebec Murder Plot

Biddeford Maine reports Jean Baptiste Guillemel, arrested over the St. Liboire Quebec killing of his uncle J B La Plante, says his aunt, wife of the victim, urged the crime and promised to aid him.

Biddeford Jean Baptiste Guillemel J. B. la Plante St. Liboire Quebec

Shooting Accidents Claim Two Lives in Delaware

In Wilmington Charles Price died after a gun accident today while hunting. In Kenton a girl named Belle Mosley was fatally shot by her sister while handling a pistol.

Wilmington Del Charles Price Belle Mosley Kenton

Death of Rev. Dr. George H. Houghton Pastor at Transfiguration Church

Rev. Dr. George H. Houghton, pastor of the Church of the Transfiguration known as the Little Church Around the Corner, died tonight in New York.

New York George H. Houghton

Tornado wrecks sheds injuring two workers in St Louis

In St Louis Missouri on November 17 W H Clemons contractor and Riley Wallace carpenter were fatally injured when a cross beam broke while they stood on a rotten beam thirty feet above ground in the sheds of the St Louis Button Compress company. The building was under reconstruction after the 18% tornado.

Patatly St. Louis W. H. Clemons Riley Wallace St. Loui Button Compress Company Clemens Wallace

Papal Encyclical On Manitoba Schools Delayed

In Rome on November 17 the papal encyclical about Manitoba schools is not yet finished and will not be published for ten days. It affirms the rights of Catholics to denominational schools.

Rome Manitoba

Steamship Arrivals at Bouthamepton Port

Arrivals include Paris New York and Glasgow with Furnes sia arriving in New York. Also listed are ships sailing to Southampton Antwerp and Mirlannia Dive with Powyl and Frievand among routes.

Bouthamepton Paris New York Glasgow Furnessia New Y York Powyl Gouthampton Frievand Antwerp Mrilannia Dive

Fred Rockwell Convicted of First Degree Murder

Fred Rockwell is convicted of first degree murder in Stideway Pennsylvania for the November 14 killing of Louis Haines. The two day trial featured Mrs. Haines as principal witness, who testified to Rockwell’s admission and an ensuing arson at the blacksmith shop.

Ketcham Will Reopens Walkup Murder Case Fallout

Emporia Kansas November 17. The Chicago death of John B H Ketcham soon after his marriage to Mabel Estelle Wallace widow of John B R Walkup renews interest in the sensational murder trial she faced twelve years ago. Prosecutors argued Mrs Walkup bought arsenic while traveling to Emporia and in Emporia on the wedding trip. Town sentiment favored her conviction.

Walkup Mra. Walkup Emporia Mr. Walkup Allive Mra John Martin United States Martin Harry Hood Major Minnie Wallace Ife Minnie Wallace Walkup Kas Chicago John BH. Ketcham Mabel Estelle Wallace John BR. Walkup

Mantia Refuses Talk On Ohio Senatorial Scene

United States Senator Mark Mantia of Ohio, chairman of the Republican national committee, arrives in New York and declines to discuss Ohio politics. He says he plans to stay three days, expects a fee for interviews, and notes improved business, farm prices, and mining troubles resolved.

New York Mark Mantia United States Ohio Republican National Committee Cleveland

Iowa's Final Trial Before Navy Board Recommends Acceptance

The battleship Iowa arrived at the Brooklyn navy yard after its final trial voyage. An inspection board toured the ship at Tompkinsville and will telegraph its report to Washington. The board is expected to recommend government acceptance of the vessel. Iowa achieved about 85 percent of its maximum speed under natural draught, near 18 knots.

New York United States Iowa Brooklyn Navy Yard Tompkinsville Washington

Lexington Racing Note From Novice Track Card

Weather clear track heavy at Lexington. Scully purse race results: Momus first Onarelia second Harry Flarker unlisted. Banished wins six furlongs with Snake second Bonneville third. Greg Eolipae first Sir Mhony second What Next third. Holling takes six furlongs with Annie M second Bill Arnett third. Johnnie Willama wins eleven sixteenths tempo second Fun Faron ade third.

Lexington Scully Momus Onarelia Harry Flarker Ubied Banished Snake Secord Bonneville Greg Eolipae Sir Mhony Holling Annie M Bill Arnett Johnnie Willama Tempo Fun Faronade

Lumber magnate Henry Bherry seeks orderly assignment

Ochkosh Wis Nov 17 Henry Bherry of Neenah a prominent figure in lumber and papermill circles announces an assignment of his assets estimated at 21 000 000 and nominal as. sela Lin sme, to liquidate and settle debts among major timber companies.

Ochkosh Win Henry Bherry Neenah Sela Lin Sme

Weather and Local Notes from The News This Morning

Fair and warmer today with general weather indications. Readers in Philadelphia hear about municipal reform and a local lecture by Mrs Lenora Lake while court proceedings and a notable 15 000 breaker fire draw attention.

Jane Havearia Horriebure Philadelphia Lewis Great Britain Lenora Lake

Autonomy Debate Intensifies Amid Cuban Crisis

Havana reports list letters suggesting insurgents urged to prolong fighting by three months. Spain contemplates a Cuban chamber with popular election while maintaining major centralized control. Weyler supporters plan a welcome as Weyler returns, amid rising US public sentiment and diplomatic tensions.

Races at Washington Feature Steeplechase for Virginias

Washington harness crowd attends Hennings races with an added steeplechase for Virginia and Maryland mounts. Brock wins the steeplechase after Holt falls on a near mile while Dunlop or Brock’s rider earns victory in multiple races.

Washington Ludlus Hennings Virgina Maryland Aynilormen Byte Holt Brock Bon Brink Judge Wardell Lads Disiain Eila Daly Julet Shine Filament Wig Presty Ima

Weather Forecast Across Middle States and New England

In the middle states and New England today, skies are clear with night winds from the north and west and slightly lower temperatures. A temporary daytime rise is expected followed by a cooler night and light fiesta tonight. Tomorrow sees full, slowly rising temperatures with variable winds and increasing cloudiness.

the Herald New York Middle States New England

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Coach Woodruff Yale Yale University Eli Theketz Cornelis Tihaca Cornell Scrubs Young Kot Canbridge Mass Roldiar Posten Fall Riverine Warren Cabot Swain Donald Haughton Mills Knights OF Labor AT Louisville Associated Pres Sovereign Bryan Fake Mersell Pennsylvania Railroad Coat Merchant James F. Young Abbot Blair Moody Miss Owen St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Buckingham Hotel Mies Ellis Bowen Australia George Vanderbilt Biltmore N.C Miss Vanderpools DR. Houghton Fred Rockwell Mrs. Haines John B. Ketcham MR. Hanna Spain Havana Key Weat Fla Jane Congrete Madrid United States Congress Ledlera Bagasta General Weyler Senor Depuy de Lome Congosto Senor Moret Java Weyler Sanetander Bay of Biscay Banda Montserrat Cane Brow Lad Muraian Abou Mr. Short Andlie Mr. McCauley Hen Bell Mr. Page
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