Surrender of Uribe Uribe Marks End of Rebel Stand
Revolutionary General Uribe Uribe surrenders to General Mariarres at Rio Briones with 2000 men after heavy fighting. General Castillo also taken prisoner. Panama and Colon celebrate the capture as the rebellion tightens its grip on the isthmus region.
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Margarves
Uribe Uribe
Castillo
Panama
Colon
Get
Uribe-Uribe
Mariarres
Rio Brio
Marta
Clenmiga
Rio Frio
la Clen- Agao
Castila
Perdana
Reversio Salugay
Marjarres
Miachialena
Bolivanr
Geteher Dd
Ta Cineaga
Lie Pris
Colombril Panima
Majarres
Cape Ture
Retail coal dealers clash over proposed city recall sales plan
Exclusive wire reports that prominent coal operators in the anthracite region plan to establish eight general recall selling agencies in New York with sub offices across the city and Brooklyn. Honest dealers would be retained as distributing agents with a commission while unscrupulous shops would be forced out. Public prices are said to remain at a fixed level despite strike conditions.
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New York
Hrooklyam
Harlem
Jam
Thomas AH
Watkins
Arbitration Commission
Roose
Ai Tithei Ly
Tt Wis
Soak Tom
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Parcels in New York Harbor
New York reports several arrival notices from October with ships docking in New York and Bremen routes. Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse arrived Bremen and cleared for Philadelphia and Liverpool, while Graft Wal dersee, Kaiser Kuituret, Kronprin g Wilhelm, Potsdam, Alley and other vessels were listed with New York entries and subsequent departures or onward calls to Rotterdam Napoli and Genoa.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Philadelphia
Southampton
Misseade
Liverpool
Antwerp
Police Investigate Double Slaying At Willow Creek Home
A wealthy resident James Conn was found shot to death at his Willow Creek home. His mother lies critically injured from head trauma. Authorities believe a lone bandit who robbed the Northeast Limited last Friday may be the killer.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Hearmouth
James Conn
Willow Creek
Bryan Special in a Wreck Near Leadville
A Bryan special train collided with a freight caboose at Arena Brown Canyon five miles above Leadville. Three people escaped injury by leaping from the caboose as the freight was moved aside. Mr. Bryan and his party were placed in an empty refrigerator car and moved to Nathrop seven miles away. No chair car was transferred to Hinena Vista or Leadville.
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Leadville
Cobh
Get
Arena
Brown Canyon
Mr. Bryan
Nathrop
Hinena Vista
Miners Trapped In Mexico Shaft Collapse
In Mexico City on a Saturday several miners were working at the bottom of a shaft when tons of earth caved in, sealing the shaft. Relief teams began tapping noises heard by the trapped workers and efforts continued through Sunday night with cautious optimism that some may have carved rescue holes.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Parthes
Tate
Philadelphia Boarder Arrested on Assault Charge at Pocono
W Carr of Philadelphia was given a hearing before Justice Drake in Stroudsburg on an assault charge filed by Mrs Mary Bradley of the Quaker City. The incident reportedly occurred before a Mount Pocono boarding house. Carr was previously held in bail in August to answer at court. Bradley also has a pending defamation suit against Carr and his wife in Philadelphia.
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Scranton Tribun
Stroudsburg
W. Carr
Philadelphia
NI. &. Drake
Mary FB. Bradley
Cli
Beautiful Mountain Resort
Mount Pocono
Carr
Ball
Bradley
Requisition for Evans Honored in Columbus
Governor Nash honored a requisition from Pennsylvania for J. M. Evans of Youngstown president of the Keystone Mining Co. He is wanted in Pittsburgh on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Columbus
Cgovernor
Nash
Pennsylvania
J. M. Evans
Youngstown
Keystone Mining Company
Pittsburg
On & Clarge
Mitchell arrives in New York from mine workers meet
Exclusive wire reports John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers reached New York City and spent a short time at his hotel before likely boarding the midnight Leigh Valley train to the coal regions.
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New York
John Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Leigh Valley
Doukhobors On The March To Yorktown Alarm Canada and US
A 1600 Doukhobors group has arrived near Yorktown Alberta carrying the sick on stretchers. The crowd fears hunger while officials report limited suffering. Observers note religious mania and possible relocation to Yorkton for decisions. Government moves cattle to auctions raising funds for winter aid. Some Doukhobors seek warmer climates but no rail plans are confirmed.
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St. Paul
Minn
Yorktown
Aseinibola
Ottawa
Yorkton
Frank Pedley
Doukobar
J. ©. Smith
Winniper
Doukhobur
Buck Lake
Winnipeg
Motfsit
Dominion
President Roosevelts Moose Head Gift From Alaska
A group of Alaska citizens presented President Roosevelt with a large moose head mounted beside a long inscription thanking him for friendship. The specimen came from Cook Inlet country with fourteen inch antlers and was to be placed in the White House state dining room. The visitors invited a future hunting trip to Alaska if he could make the journey.
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Willeshington
Oui
Alaska
Roosevelt
Cook
Theodore Loosevelt
Valdez
Mrs Robinson III Arrives Weak After Voyage
Mrs Douglas Robinson sister of President Roosevelt arrived from Europe and was reportedly seriously during the voyage. She was helped ashore by her husband in an ambulance and appeared pale and weak. The ship's surgeon reportedly lanced a boil on her neck. She had been sick most of the six months abroad but improved enough to join her family at dinner.
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Uribe- Uribe
Taos
Theseax
Wovenvent
Venezuela
Curacas
Castro
United States
Legation
Uribe-Uribe
Colombia
Cartillo
New York
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Europe
Robinson
Rubinson
Copenhaver Sentenced to Death for Wife’s Murder
Judge Ford in the criminal court sentenced Ora Copenhaver to death for the killing of his wife Delian Copenhaver. He is to be hanged February 12. On the jail walk he said he would die for the deed and showed no remorse, the motive cited as jealousy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ford
Ino
Crincial Court
Ora Copenhaver
Delian Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Soldiers Ordered Home Second Philadelphia Troop Leaves Tonight
The Second City troop of Philadelphia was ordered home by General Gobin. They will depart at dawn for Philadelphia. One battalion of the Eighth at Duryea will break camp soon. The Ninth regiment is expected to be mustered out by week’s end.
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Wilkea-Barive
Philadelphia
Gobin
Quaker City
Duryea
Eighth Regiment of Infantry
Harrisburg
Hidgeway
Marty C. Houty
Ninth Regiment
Nerrouw
Alle
Mitchell
Elections Across Forty-Two States Set For Next Tuesday
New York reports elections in forty-two states with voting for governors, state officers, judges, and congressmen. Several states choose only congressmen, while others vote for multiple offices. additional minor parties field dozens of tickets alongside the two main parties.
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Supreme Court
New York
Maine
Vermont
Oregon
Uils
Congress
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebrdsky
Wsconsin
North Dakota
Colonie
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
California
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Tndjara
Iino
Missouri
Ohio
Iowa
Florida
North Carolina
Delaware
Utah
Washington
Manta
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
West Virgina
Mayyland
Kentucky
New Jersey
Arizona
Hawwall
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
United States
James L. McCreary
Kontucks
Joseph B. Moraker
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
WLP
Dillingham
Samuel KB. Meknery
North Carolin
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Ikansas
Sdaho
Colorado
Mllnois
Nebraska
Sxansas
Indiana
Pennsylvana
Miassachusetts
Rhone Island
Illnois
Montana
Iowe
Securist Labor Party
Ohia
Shassarhuetes
Comnectleer
Social Democratic
People's
Olinois
Labor
Muldie Ownership
Liberal Democrat
Union Republican
Pattison and Nokia Speak to Large Pottsville Crowd
Ex-Governor Robert E. Pattison and James Nokia addressed a large audience at the Academy of Music in Pottsville. Philadelphia speaker John Pow and ex-legislator Harry O. Huang presided, as a reception parade and fireworks accompanied the visit.
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Pottsville
Robert E. Pattison
James Nokia
Denmwerath
Academy of Music
John Pow
Philadelphia
Harry O. Huag
Guy §. Parquhar
Pennsylvania Hotel
Campaigners At Allentown on Campaign Stop
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Judge Penny Packer arrived in Allentown from Bethlehem at noon amid a hearty welcome from local officials including J. H. Kenninger Alderman FP T. L. Boller Postmaster P. H. Schantz E. M. Young W. M. Anewalt and Mayor Fred E. Lewis as part of a midday campaign tour.
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Allentown
Judge Pennypacker
Bethlehem
J. H. Kenninger
T. L. Boller
P. H. Schantz
E. M. Young
W. M. Anewalt
Fred E. Lewis
Pennsylvania Campaign Swing Draws Labors and Leaders
Solicitor Francis and ex congressman James Blory joined County Chairman Marsteller and G L Lewis as they toured Holendauqua and Coplay cement fields by trolley and train. Judge Pennypacker spoke to about 2,000 at Lyric Theatre with Mayor Lewis presiding and Brown the lieutenant governor candidate in attendance.
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Francis
G. L. Lewis
James 8. Blory
J. 0. Marsteller
Holendauqua
Coplay
Bagot
Ormrod
Pennypacker
Beypt
Brydon Hlorseshoe Works
Catasauqua
Brown
Roosevelt to vote at Oyster Bay as campaign proceeds
President Roosevelt will travel to Oyster Bay to cast his vote on Tuesday and receive election returns at Sagamore Hill that night. He plans a Wednesday Masonic celebration in Philadelphia and return by Wednesday night or the following day. Mrs Roosevelt may join him in Washington afterward. Several White House living rooms on the second floor are ready for occupancy.
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Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Philadelphia
Large Iowa campaign meetings feature Allison and Shaw
Exclusive wire reports from Marshalltown Iowa describe the largest Iowa campaign meetings. Senator Allison spoke in the afternoon and Secretary Shaw followed with views on tariff revision and the "new idea." Shaw warned against overreaction to a state platform and discussed trust regulation and congressional responsibility.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Allison
Shaw
Lews
Lowa
Congress
General Assembly
Hares
Breckenridge
Turiit Gu Trust
Butt
Rally in Rhode Island targets trusts and rail mergers
Secretary of the Navy William Moody and Congressman Capron addressed a Bee Republican rally in Pawtucket Oct. 28. Moody cited Roosevelt's greetings and pressed the trust issue, praising Khox work against monopolies and traffic pooling, plus railroad mergers. Capron pitched Laivhl B. HIM as the next Democratic presidential candidate.
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Pawtucket
Wh.o
Secretary of the Navy
William 2. Moody
Capron
Moody
Roosevelt
Gener Khox
Updinst Trusts
Vcongressman
Laivhl B
Debaters Fill Giray's Armory in Cleveland City Race
Mayor Johnson and W R Hopkins spoke for three hours before about four thousand attendees. Hopkins, former Republican county committee aide, grilled Johnson with questions as the campaign heated. The crowd favored the mayor as topics ranged across local issues and public affairs.
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Cleveland
Johnson
W. R. Flopkins
Republican County Committee
Giray
Armory
Hopking
Miners Observe Mitchell Day and Taxation Debate
Miners observe Mitchell Day as discussions on home rule and Just taxation unfold. The mayor argues Ohio tax law is not just to property owners, while Hopkins contends laws are as equal as possible under current authority.
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Ohio
Wertheimer Settlement Approved in U S Circuit Court
Samuel Ort er meyer for Wertheimer and Lorensze Semple for Castellianes and Gould estate appeared before Judge Lacombe to confirm a settlement paying Wertheimer 8407027 in monthly installments at 4 percent interest. Payments start Sept 15, 1902 at 4000 monthly, rise to 8000 by May 25, 1908, with a 3 percent dividend to creditors. Untermeyer to drop London and Paris litigation. case ends Wertheimer dispute with De Castellines.
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New York
Sinuel Orter
Meyer
Asher Wertheimer
London
Lorensze Semple
Counters de Castellianes
Charles A. Gardner
Castellianes
Gould Estate
Lacombe
United States
Eircult Court
Wertheimer
Mr. Untermeyer
Paris
Court of Appeals
de Crastellines
Molineux Trial Seeks Out-of-Jurisdiction Witnesses
Prosecutors push to introduce testimony from Mamie Melinde and Newark detective Joseph Farrell from New Jersey. Handwriting experts continue comparing the poison package address and letters to Molineux.
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New York
Molineux
New Jersey
Mamie Melinde
Joseph Farrell
Newark
Barnett
Murder at Bunker Hill shocks Lebanon community
Officials in Lebanon Lebanon County investigate the death of Farner Willken H. Shury of Bunker Hill. They suspect murder after Shury, who sold corn for $40, was found dead near Bunker Hill with a neck wound or blunt force impact. A motive tied to money and possible alibi gaps prompt a broad inquiry.
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Lebnon
Qet
Farner Willken H. Shury
Bunker HN
Shury
Dellef
Lebanon
SLOS
Bunker Hill
Shuey
Lawl
Elie
Bling
Reading Shipments Light Amid Mining Delays
Exclusive wire reports Reading shipments last week were light and not heavy tonnage. About 10,000 tons were sold from the mines though output fell short of expectations. It is believed weekly output may rise to around 160,000 tons, with many workers rehabbing the mines and repairs needed before full operations resume.
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Cetary
Deaths of a Day: Col Norman M Smith Dies
Colonel Norman M Smith of the Eighteenth Regiment Naval Guards of Western Pennsylvania died this afternoon of pin...? illness in Washington. Davl Charles Hell, renowned author and Shakespearean scholar, nephew of Alexander Graham Bell, died at the Bell homestead in this city of heart failure aged 46. He was a professor of English literature and elocution in Irish colleges and had been blind for about three years. He is survived by three sons and four daughters.
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Piltebirg
Norman M Smith
Eightevath Regiment
Navnal Guards
Weshayshvania
Velen
Chvil
Pennaxivunia
Pina Lyals Washington
Davil Charles Hell
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell Homestead
Mgr. Bell
St. Andrews
Scotland
Wilkes-Barre to Host Mitchell Day Coal Demonstration
Across the region mining suspensions unfold to honor Mitchell Day with marches and mass meetings led by labor figures including Mother Jones and William Blakely. In Wilkes-Barre crowds gather while President Mitchell and clergy ride in carriages amid a large turnout and a vow of no visitors at regimental camps.
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Wilkes-Barre
Presa
Mitchell
Wilkes-Barrett
Miners
Rev. Powers
Spring Valley
Mother" Jones
William Blakely
Linton
L. W. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hyatleton
President receives Ashland caller on coal strike message
Washington February 28 Among the callers upon the president today was a Powie of Ashland Pennsylvania bearing an important communication from Representative Clearee BR Patterson concerning the coal strike. The substance of the message was not disclosed. Patterson has recently held several conferences with the president on the coal strike and was among the first to urge government inter vention.
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Washington
Get
Powie
Ashland
Clearee
Patterson
Doctor Lorenz Leads City Med School Operative Session
Dr Lorenz of Vieunt arrived on the last flight to Chicago and conducted operations on three children for congenital dislocation of the hip at St Luke s hospital and before the Denver and Gyoss Medial schol with sessions at the county hospital in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Denver
A. D. Lorenz
Vieunt
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver and Gyoss
Italian suspect arrested after bishop address bombing
Leghorn police arrest Canton, a man who had just returned from America, on suspicion of placing a bomb on the bishop's steps. The device exploded killing one person and wounding two others, while a bystander named Loy was killed and two others injured.
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Associated Press
Leghorn
Italy
Canton
America
Weather report for yesterday with scattered data
Yesterday's weather data shows temperature around 52 degrees with varying humidity. Precipitation measured at 1.7 percent and relative humidity figures appear in the report, though several words are garbled.
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Lou Gaye
Hewenseweees
Louis
Weather forecast for Washington and nearby areas
Forecast calls for cool start then warmer conditions midweek with fair skies. Washington Col and surrounding regions show lighter northwest winds and no significant precipitation through Thursday.
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Washington, Col
Pennsylvania
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