Veterans Pour Into Gettysburg For Miniver City Celebration
Civil war veterans from Virginia, Texas, Oklahoma and beyond pour into Gettysburg for the opening of the miniver city celebration. Fourteen Red Cross stations and temporary hospitals line the battlefield as mess tents, cots, and equipment arrive from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Jane
Washington
Irom
Texas
Oklahoma
Dettysburg
Coplar Wall
Pennsylvania Gomnission
Gettyspurg Colegs Campus
Ten believed drowned as raft ferry goes under
Ten persons are believed drowned tonight when a raft carrying about six people went down in the Riskimenetas river near Leechburg Pennsylvania. Five bodies have been recovered as rescuers search the river for remaining victims.
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Teechhorg
Tiyde Park
Leechburg
Tush
Elaine
Convarden
Alhaquerque bloustburst disrupts rail traffic and crops
A late even ing bloustburst near Mlota, 20 miles north, washed out a Santa Fe trestle and submerged fields across a wide county area. Traffic halted indefinitely as crops, sheep, and cattle were damaged by floodwater.
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Alhaquerque
Mlota
Minister Drowns After Attempt To Save Boy
In California a Baptist minister Rev. McCune ofUtieon Utieon X drowned while rescuing Howard McCua ry 12 who plunged into Mokelne river to escape a panic. The minister 40 left a wife and two children. Both bodies were recovered after a brief search.
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Todt
Dane
Metfune
Utieon
Mokelne
Howard McCuary
Mr. McCune
Plan Approved To Dissolve Southern Pacific Union Pacif ic Merger
Washington date 28 President Wilson tonight approved a plan negotiated by Attorney General McReynolds and railroad counsel for the dissolution of the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger under Sherman anti trust provisions. The government will seek a reasonable time for objections as needed and the exchange of major SP stock for Baltimore Ohio holdings is contemplated alongside stock disfranchisement and trustee control.
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Washington
Wigan
McReynolds
Tre Supreme Care
United States
G. Carroll
Sir Paul
Ed. W. Clarke
Clin
Southern Pacific
Union Pa
Baltimore & Ohio
Trust Company
Gnion Pacfic
Union
Pacife
Wilson to Attend Gettysburg 50th Anniversary Event
President Wilson plans to attend the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Battle of Gettysburg on the Fourth of July, signaling a ceremonial observance by the national leadership. The schedule centers on Gettysburg with hoped attendance by veterans and dignitaries.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Fragmented 19th Century Standard Item Mix
A garbled OCR style page fragment from The Standard shows scattered items including political mentions, local incidents, sports notes, cartoons, and ads. Names such as Catherine Coleman and references to Wilson, Myxten, and Gettysburg appear amid broken phrases and miscellaneous headlines.
Refugee Stream From Mexico Reaches Viego Cal Port
Passengers on the steamer Benito Juarez report fleeing turmoil in Mexico. Refugees, including families and workers, describe being robbed and forced to leave Guaymas and Guayman under gunpoint as Mexican war unrest intensifies, with 3,500 miles traversed and many seeking U.S. shelter.
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Viego
Cal
Paysettyers
Benito Juarez
Mazatlan
Keynies
Mexico
Guavuias
Wyamics
Exiness
Bas
Peberean
Sti Werny
Fo A. Burke
MoAb Gurrier
Nive
Guayman
Etrannor
Guaynin
United States
ST Pox
Monaco Reine
Train wreck near Fulton caused by intense heat
In Peru Indiana near Fulton a Chesapeake Ohio line wreck occurred as heat caused rails to spread. The Pullman cars and a diner were overturned while the engine and baggage car stayed on track. About 20 miles northwest of here reports list several injuries.
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Peru
Ind
Virginia
Fulton
Here
Missouri Supreme Court Ruling Ends Fire Death Losses
The Missouri Supreme Court today ruled on a fire tragedy case, imposing a temporary order restraining a company from certain writing and dust cleanup actions. The decision follows a victory for the defendant in a related matter, with implications for temporary restraining orders and cleanup procedures at the site.
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Teffornon
Atle
Campantex
Phi
Fourteen Die From Heat Across City and Regions
A chaotic July heat wave hits Chicago and nearby areas with temperatures reaching alarming highs. Reported deaths include at least fourteen from heat and related causes, along with drownings. Emergency treatments surge as officials warn of continuing heat risk and unusual weather patterns.
Senatorial Candidate Denies Any Bribery
Webster Springs, WW Ya, June 28. A senatorial candidate, Ben Ay Sm, denies bribery charges after being accused of receiving 2200 dollars in a bribery vote. Trial testimony included testimony from witnesses and detectives as prosecutors seek to show graft involving political operatives and alleged influence over voters.
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Webster Springs
Ben Ay Sm
Gal Wei Sevemour Kildireds
United Sales
Felon
West Virginia Register
Supreme CourtAffirms Two Personal Injury Awards
The Supreme Court handed down three opinions in two damages suits. In Brown v. Lirth the court confirmed a four count verdict with a $500 award to the plaintiff. In Michalsky v. Weert, the court upheld the verdict for the plaintiff in a separate personal injury action.
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Helena Line
S.i. Supreme Cone
Tatas
C. FL
Dane
Titus
Titus the Anaconda Finite
Juiitiinnt
Inez
Liver Flow
Raut Michalsky
Weert Tbrawing Company
Silver Bow
Thwansentd Sdicede. Kanga City Collapse Incident
Townsend, brother of a New Jersey congressman, allegedly assaulted and fled into the Mississippi River near Kapras City Kansas after a dispute. Police investigate the chaotic incident and seek witnesses.
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Kanga City
Chearge Townsend
Chicago
Congressiay
Net
Joreey
Missuuya River
Kapras City
Kan
Great Disaster in Sielly and Cla 2968 Earthquakes
A 2968 earthquake series prompted mass evacuation as fear spread. Red Cross detachments and troops rushed to the worst struck villages Reggiauo Gra ying ALOBrassane and San Bontdlts where damage and panic were greatest.
Mount Vesuvius eruptes after heavy rains
News from Rome reports Mount Vesuvius erupting with a column of smoke and occasional eruptions. Professor Marcelli, director of the observatory, notes continuous activity while linking the seismic movement to recent rains. Earthquakes shake southern Italy and damage homes in various provinces, with injuries reported.
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Naples
Momet
Theo
Vemminis
Marcullt
Tie Observatory
Ossory
Veauvius
Onvtiaqueke
Calabria
Mey
Brazilian Minister Guest of San Francisco Visit
Brazilian foreign minister Dr Laura Muller attends events in San Francisco beginning with a reception at Mrs Pierce Merritt’s home before traveling to New York. The visit forms part of a week of official engagements with sources noting a focus on strengthening ties.
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San Francisco
Laura Muller
Ha Clemli
Alrs
Piaehe Mearst
Ogden Trunk Death Case Shocks Utah Faithful
In Ogden Utah a one year old girl’s naked body was found in a trunk at Union Station. Her mother Mrs Juguetus Ekman of Salt Lake confessed to killing her claiming the child was an encumbrance. Anderson of Los Angeles, the former husband, is jailed as investigators pursue a possible scheme. The motive cited was the mother could not care for the child. The trunk was opened after a foul odor was detected and Francon Williams, the legitimate child, was identified. The story traces Ekman and Anderson from Salt Lake to Ogden and beyond with conflicting testimony and a complex family history.
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Ogden
Utah
Union Station
Juguetus Ekman
Salt Lake
Cr. Anderson
Los Angeles
White
Elenan
Sia
Wom
Weber Aincerson
Mii
Una
Little Francon Williams
Dknian
Anderson
Michigan
Anderezan
Salt Lake Tonlent
Francea Willams
Korn
Irshkman
Og den
Jttle
California
Thomas Ekman
Ekman
Kemmerec
Wye
Frances
5K Wen
Ironwood
Britmin
Calumet
Mich
Andersonship
Ldn
Cal
Three Generations Die in California Car Train Crash
Three generations of the Powell family from San Jose are killed in a collision between an electric Interurban car and an automobile near the road. Victims include Cal Robert Powell, 85, his wife Elizabeth Powell, 73, an adopted son John Powell, 36, Iris Powell, 32, Esther Bowell, 14, and infant Joan Powell, months old. New York report notes apoplexy as a cause for a related death.
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San Jose
Cal
Robert Powell
Elizabeth Powell
Spn
Jonn Powell
Iris
Sally Powe
Esther Bowell
Jon Powell
Joan Robert Powel
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Red Cross
Anitelmans
Hunt Lipnett
Pe Tice
Ley Pearust Jinental Hospital
Thorn
Tay
Van
Wilson
Union Incite
Ald Watt Haneddon
Porchement
McRrynolds
Innervise
Wilson TO
All
Magehtnil
Mirante
Gathisburg
Catherine Coleman
Young Steele
Butte
al Actirss
Lierali
Qatents
Weeldi
Paranya Cooat
Hippen
Wesettsation Endel
Wilty
Buena
George Ane
Mev
Jenny Neunder
Wilsay
Senator Myers
Montana
Goldbere
J-Society
Society
Borkety
Socie
Ayomen’s
Cubs
Bulle
Port
Svert Seelian
Parteator Camley
Suiaps
Unele Dim
S-Withy
Waldo
Minnie the Murute
Trambet
Noahzask Hotel
Justice
The
Loulaville Courier Journal
Faursa
Venice
Weather Bureau
Pierre
Hall Lake City
Ing
Rika
Bilan
Daluth
Minn
Pune
Acai
Luke Soperkay
Warhington
Poter
Tietel
Whith Senveil
Federal Coure Tetay
Jacques
Leavenworth
Dacuness
Catherine Conwell
Calgary
Great Falls
Cine
Mer
Tragiea
Mitre Island
Thas Ney
Ble
Aeried
Colaiel Lolwauts
Mata
Au Partiers
Hay
Charleston
Gow
Wilton O. Dawson
Joban Metra
Grant Lidl
Bic
Hansell Wand Ogden
Taw
Supreme Court
Shucos
Bartho
Adam
Vernmes Promieianies
Rome
Tie Interior
Calamaro
Messiva
Damiapet
Pan
Roseum-Maring
San
Hon Aighus
Louro Moller
Eiqtan
Seg
Renoun
Wradhet
Anson S
Yorha
New York
Jina
Angon
Phelps States
Madison Avenue
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