Roosevelt Tackles Bryan in Madison Square Garden Rally
Governor Roosevelt speaks from the stand at Madison Square Garden after a grand reception at Grand Central, praising the Philippines policy and hard money while attacking Bryan and Croker. The event features huge crowds, fireworks, and police security, with Roosevelt touring Fifth Avenue en route to the garden.
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Madison Square Garden
Muardison Square Garden
Mannchester
Senator Platt
Pf.w. Greene
Scott
Frederick K. Gibbs
J. H. Manley
General Greene
Colonel Bryan
Tammany Hull
Teddy
Mr. Croker
Roosevelt
Bryan
Leogevelt
Millvison Square Garden
Sayin
Fairchild
Fur
DT Tupye
General Brags
Wisconsin
Millant Dan Sickles
Frank Siegel
New York
Buckner
Basil Duke
Russell
Virginia
Kentucky
Croker
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Philippines
Wyoming Valley Coal Firms Set to Resume Work Monday
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes-Barre notes big coal firms in the Wyoming valley plan to restart operations Monday after pits were cleared of tons of material. Union leaders indicate most operators will grant a 10 percent wage increase, with widespread resumption expected except perhaps at the Markles. 95 percent of operators reportedly granted the miners demands and the Monday restart appears near universal.
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Asociated
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Nules
Pitgsture
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Susquehanna Company
Nanticoke
Kingston Coal Company
Daniel Edwards
Edwards
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Menards
King- Seon
Thex
Nichols
United Mine Workers
Foxleton
Markles
Fred Meither
National Executive Board
Dileher
Labor dispute halts Lehigh and Wilkes Barre coal work
Exclusive wire reports that Hagleton Get and Markle Co have not posted wage offers or abolished the sliding scale at Lehigh and Wilkes Barre coal mines. President Mitchell and the national labor board will travel to Mahoney City and Nanticle to join demonstrations, with further plans for Scranton after his return.
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Hagleton
Markle & Co
Coxe Browd& Co
Lehigh and
Wilkes Harre Coal Company
Lister
Mitchell
Tlees
Sematen Nine
Te National Board
Mahoney City
Nanticoke
Horleton Tomorow
Scranton
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Shamokin Yard
An explosion of a boiler attached to a stationary engine used for a washing machine in Mrs. David Stephenson’s yard in Shamokin Pa killed Thomas Stephenson 21 instantly and badly burned Harry Daubert and James Wilson who may die. Several others including John Music Robert Lindemuth Thomas Daugher Hayden Evans Lewis Kleber and Joseph Ryan suffered severe facial burns.
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Associatus Prins
Shamokin
David Stephenson
Thomas Stephenson
Harry Daubert
James Wilson
John Music
Robert Lindemuth
Homas Daugher
Hayden Evans
Lewis Kleber
Joseph Ryan
U S Coal Beneficiary Discussed With Brazil Officials
Dr Alcidea Medrade of Minas Gerace Brazil says Brazilian ministers discussed supporting United States coal for U S naval and judiciary establishments. They showed interest and will consider an experiment with the fuel in cooperation with the state department.
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Associated Press
Washington
Get
United States
Bryan
Petropolis
Hay
State Department
Alcidea Medrade
Minas
Gerace
Brazil
Tiinletriet
Judualey
Navy
Steamship Arrivals From Associated Prose Wires
Maritime brief listing ships arriving at New York and nearby ports with routes from Liverpool Hamburg Queenstown Plymouth Cherbourg and Moville including vessels such as Patrica Lambure and Kihiophi and noting connections to New York Boston Southampton and Liverpool.
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New York
Got
Cympanka
Liverpool
Queenstown
Colmabla
Hamburg
Ital Waldersee
Boulogne
Plymouth
Aimabeia
Statendam
Hotendin
Patrica
Lambure
Imymouth
Cherbourg
Moville
Sadled
Kihiophi
Vuevet Blimurek
Queentown
New Castle and Sharontreet Railway Charter Filed
State department records a charter for the New Castle and Sharontreet railway company with capital of $150,000. President listed as W. B. Wright of Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Murrinburgg
Col. Y
State Department
New Castle and Sharontreet
Capital
W. BR. Wright
Philadelphia
Superior Court Adjourns After Short Session
The Superior court today ended its schedule of arguments and adjourned for two weeks. No orders or judgments were handed down.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Superior Court
Placenting the Powers on Chinese Crises in 1900s
Minister Wu in Washington reports Kang Yi died of illness and Yu Hsien suicide by swallowing gold leaf. Princes Tuan and Chang denied court travel to Shensi. punishment for anti foreign forces expected. Dispatch notes Kang Yi feared imperial pardon, Tuan censured, possible banishment seen as harsher than death.
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Kang Yi
Hu Hsien
Prince Tuan
Pekin
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Ching
Yu Halen
Tuan
Change
Shensi
Yang Lu
Yue Fisien
Shan Si
Assistnt
Privy Council
Board of Censors
Kang Vio
Nang Yi
China
Sinan- Fu
Shansi
Bankbookkeeper Beckley Charged With Grand Larceny
William J. Beckley a 32 year old bookkeeper and teller for N W Harrie Co bankers was arrested on grand larceny charges. The firm says he stole 6400 over three years and he refrained from answering questions. He is held on 3000 bail awaiting grand jury. His six months of marriage and alleged spending on race horses are noted.
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William J. Beckley
M. W. Halsey
N. W. Harrie & Co
Beckley
Hove Roes
Fifteen Hundred Angry Men and Women Assault Strikers
In Shamokin on October 26 a mob of about fifteen hundred men women and children gathered near the Cameron colliery as workers returned home. Despite sworn in armed special policemen the crowd hurled stones at Paul and Joseph Klinger who were escorted from the mine. A shot from Constable Joseph Klinger was fired toward the crowd before the mob chased the brothers toward the city. Miner official Miles Dougherty addressed the crowd and urged dispersal ending the riot.
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Shamokin
Cameron
Paul Klinger
Joseph Klinger
Miles Dougherty
Weather and Local News Briefs In New York City
Weather indications today show generally fair conditions. New York items cover Roosevelt power moves and aluminum monetized reductions. Regional Pennsylvanian financial notes and Sunday school listings appear, with local weather and prohibited items news.
Will of Joan Sherman Filed For Estate Worth 2.5 Million
The probate filing by Congressman Kerr and Attorney Parker details Joan Sherman’s 2.5 million dollar estate dated December 22, 1890. Mary Sherman McCallum receives 100000 and a half of real estate or bonds with remaining residue to five others after others receive specific bequests including to Oberlin and Kenyon colleges and multiple Sherman heirs. The names of the other five residue beneficiaries are not yet known.
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Associated
Mires, Maneafield
Joan Sherman
Kerr
Parker
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mary Sherman McCallum
Manenfield
Oberlin College
Kenyon College
Charles Sherman
Toyt Sherman
W.I. Sherman
James Shermin
Susan Hartley
Fanny Moulton
Sampson Sherman
Elizabeth Reexse
Spanish Cabinet Troubles Prompt Interim Marine Minister
General Azcarraga is to take charge of the marine department provisionally after Admiral Moxo withdrew amid the premier's refusal to increase navy credits. He told Marine officials an immediate budget balance requires no navy expansion.
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Azcarraga
Marine Department
Associated Pres
Madrid
General Azcarraga
Moxo
Agcarraga
Another defalcation shocks financial world
A new bank defalcation was revealed this afternoon. The report notes a prominent financier, dubbed a Napoleon of finance, has been involved in defalcation activities described as somewhat sporty. Details are emerging from Associated Press coverage in New York.
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Associated Prest
New York
Dun's Review of Trade Notes Mixed Signals After Elections
The Dun's Review reports election uncertainty delaying new engagements while long run prospects remain solid. Steel demand rises with billets near last year’s bookings, and iron markets show cautious strength in rails and shipbuilding. Copper and tin soften, stoking minor metals quiet, with notable price peaks in silver and rising hempseed rose to 75 cents.
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Associated Prep
New York
G. Dun & Company
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dridge Iuilders
United States
Canada
Three Negroes Charged in City Murder Case
Exclusive AP dispatch from Philadelphia reports Monty Ivory found guilty in a rat der view murder. Amos Stirling awaits trial as Prof. May Wilton White of the University of Pennsylvania was mortally wounded on May 1. The three accused, identified as negroes, were sentenced days after the incident.
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Presa
Philadispula
Charles Peery
Negeoes
May Wilton White
University of Lounsylvania
Monty Ivory
Amos Stirling
Prof. White
Dover official pleads guilty to embezzlement charge
In Kent county general sessions court John D L Sawhin, former secretary of state, pleaded guilty to embezzlement for securing 500 for no client and misappropriating money. He was deferred until Monday.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Gel
Kent County General
Zinc Company Incorporation in Wilkes-Haunt Area
The Cohusbla Zinc and Lead company of Wilkes Hume Pa was incorporated to carry on the mining and handling of zinc lead and other ores. Capital stock details not fully legible in the record.
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Associated Press
Dover
Del
Gel
Cohusbla Zinc and Lead Company
Wilkes Hume
Cary
Copital
Bryan in New Jersey Ends Campaign Swing in State
Senator Bryan wrapped up a New Jersey tour with attentive crowds in Hoboken, Newark, Orange, Morristown and Dover. He defended campaign charges about pay for speeches, insisting all income came from voluntary payments for books lectures and articles, and argued against rail passes.
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New York
Wiliam J. Bryan
New Jersey
Teddy
Jersey
New York City
Delaware and Lacknawanni
Dover
Hoboken
Harrison
Orange
Summit
Morristown
Boonton
Paterson
Belleville
Newark
Bryan
Reading Mines to Resume on Monday Morning
Preparations to begin work on Monday as the Reading Mines restart in the Mon day morning window. The General Superintendent Luther of the Philadelphia and Heading Coal with Iron Company oversees the restart in the Solmplkill region, with full operation potentially taking days due to machinery startup and safety checks.
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Pay
Luther
Vilhadelpha
Coal Wid Iron Company
Aya
Ite
Solmplkill
Mondy
Volkeries
Wile
Swktin
Concessions Reached at Shamokin Collieries Strike Ends
The 2,000 workers at Cameron and Luke Fidler collieries owned by the Pennsylvania company won a 10 percent wage concession after a meeting with supervisor Koblbpewker. A return to work is set for next Monday with production resuming April 1.
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Shamokin
Cameron and
Luke Fidler
Pennylvanks Company
Tle
Sullivan Undergoes Hernia Operation In New York
New York reports John D Sullivan underwent hernia operation on Thursday. Doctors say Sullivan remains in comfortable condition and will not be able to leave the hospital soon.
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New York
John D. Sullivan
Sullivan
Army set to withdraw troops from Porto Rico and China plans
The Republican National Committee reports a gradual reduction of occupation forces. General Davis in Porto Rico urges near total withdrawal with eighteen companies to garrison. artillery needed at San Juan. China troop reductions planned and the Philippines likely follow after elections.
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Davis
Porto Rico
China
Associated Pines
New York
Republican National Committee
United States Army
War Department
Washington
Porto Iico
San Juan
Philippines
Thoot
McKinley
Spain
Samuel J. Tilden
Boy Dies After Being Kicked by Man at Old Forge
Joseph Pigules twelve died at Lackawanna hospital from injuries after being kicked in the abdomen by a man in Ole Forge where the boy and companions had taunted him. The assailant says stones were thrown and acted in self defense. no arrest was made. The boy had a cancerous growth and grew weaker daily until death. Parents at the hospital doubt prosecution will occur.
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Joseph Pigules
Barbertown
Old Forge
Lackawanna Hospital
Ole Forge
Trey
Barn Destroyed by Fire in Scranton Property Loss Estimated
A two story frame barn owned by Mr Keller at Green Ridge street and North Washington avenue was gutted by fire around 12 45 this morning. Three horses were rescued with difficulty. North Scranton fire brigades responded from box 4 on the South Side but could not save the structure or adjoining property. Loss estimated at about $800.
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M.r. Keller
Green Ridge Street
North
Washington Avenue
North Scranton
Deaths Of A Day Inaccurate News Item
An obituary note reports the death of Danlap Shugert at Lia Linme lure with claims of prominence in local politics and business. The piece incorrectly references figures such as A G Curtin and Hoover Wud, and misstates Shugert’s roles and associates, reflecting garbled details.
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Danlap Shugert
Lia Linme
Eaven
Gockal
Tune Aid
Elolea
Tle
Thie
Caahive
Centre County
Hawklig Company
A. G. Curtin
Genevi’ Hoover Wud Olliems
Onguulord
Bie Datier
SV Shugwrt
Copomissieney
Patents
Dundee Vresident Buchanan
Weather Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania
Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania calls for generally fair weather Saturday and Sunday with some unsettled pockets Sunday. Expect breezy conditions and variable winds as the weekend progresses.
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Washington
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Buard
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William II
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Vin
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
Cortright
Troosevelt
Courtright
Twenty-sixth Street
Ciovernor Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Mili
Geentlemen
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The
United States Coal
Lorl
Steikers
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Lutwichon
Sport Lavera
John Sherman
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Charles Perry
Associated Preas
John L. Sullivan III
Joseph Figules
M. T. Keller
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