Senate and House Adjourn After Hanna Funeral
The Senate and House, each disposing of sorrow for Senator Hanna, adjourned after funeral services. Nine passenger trains on the Rome Watertown and Oswego line paused to move locomotives for coal. Port and wartime measures, naval and Panama questions, and several local incidents fill the record.
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Senator Hanna Laid In The Tomb In Ohio And Capitol
Funeral services for Senator Marcus Hanna unfold with state and federal officials in Washington and Cleveland. Thousands view the body in state, with President, cabinet, and Supreme Court justices in attendance. The procession travels from the senate chamber to St Pauls church and finally to Wade Memorial Chapel at Lake View.
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Miners seek higher pay and more machine mining
In Lilly Pennsylvania the United Miners of America convention demands maintaining current pick mining pay while boosting machine mining and day labor wages. They plan to present the request at the March district meeting in Altoona and adjourned in memory of Senator Hanna who was praised as a friend to miners.
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