Red Sox Sweep Highlanders in Twin Bill Thriller
Boston powered past New York 7 to 0 in game one, Morgan pitching shutout highlights. In game two, a late ninth inning rally sealed Boston’s 6 to 3 victory as Cravath’s errors and strong hits fueled the Highlanders’ downfall.
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Swamp Root Advertisement Offers Free Sample Bottle
A newspaper ad promises a free by mail sample of Swamp Root medicine with a booklet of information. It claims purity and strength and suggests benefits for liver and related health concerns, urging readers to send to Dr.ner & Co for a sample.
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Saint Rey
Bottie
Svoryy
Manhattan Defeats Norwich In Six Innings Tilt
Manhattan College beat Norwich 5 to 1 in Northfield on June 3. Norwich allowed four runs in the first inning, then both teams played a solid game. Hanley and Conley, Cole and others contributed as Manhattan secured the victory.
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Cole
New Hampshire Tax Upheld By Supreme Court Ruling
The New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld the state board of equalization in railroad, telegraph, and telephone tax assessments. The decision sustained a $25,000 assessment on a Maine railroad and addressed equity in tax methods, with Chief Justice Parson writing the opinion.
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Harry Li Piper
Belknap
Walter C. Woystt
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Balloon Lands In South Dakota
A poorly legible report notes a balloon landing near Gear Lake, South Dakota. It mentions St Louis residents Mfo Jire and CT Bumbaugh and Chicago figures Charles A. Goer and Charlie Leichreiter, with references to Quincy, Navy War College, and Rear Adm Stephen Lace, amid a gathering of army and navy officers.
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Quincy
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Tom Whail
Gleanings From a Turbulent Page
A fragmentary note cites soap use per person per year and a claim that Vienna hosts at least 32,000 beggars. It mentions a 8-year rise in harness animals by 230,000 and a Missouri couple preserving a 60-year wedding gift yarn carpet in good shape. It notes Austria Hungary’s minister of war appoints a committee to report army officer indebtedness totaling 1 208 060.
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Vienna
Chamberlain in Oregon Defeat May Shape Senate Election
In Oregon the Chamberlain contest and statewide votes on prohibition, single tax, and women’s suffrage dominate voter consideration. Prohibition carried in many counties, single tax was defeated, and suffrage likely failed. A key measure asks tax law changes targeting land values and broad exemptions for manufacturing paraphernalia and farm property.
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Henry George
Contested Seats Mount for Chicago Convention
Chicago faces a heavy workload as 220 to 334 contested seats are expected before the Republican national committee. The panel anticipates lengthy hearings, with sessions starting Friday morning and continuing through the convention, as questions of eligibility and evidence are reviewed.
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Taft Won’t Attend Chicago Convention Balloting
Washington dispatch reports President Taft will stay in Washington during the Chicago convention with all top Taft supporters in Chicago to carry on the balloting. President Roosevelt plans to remain in Washington and depart for Oyster Bay a few days after the convention begins.
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Jyster Bay
Local election names unclear and incomplete
Fragmentary OCR lists names Cillowing asmed Sean F Tens Newlead Geter mn Tatwart Clark Ske Sunil dry Charles Evans sul with no clear positions or outcomes.
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Dry Charles Evans
Local speech details funds transfer in Bryan campaign
Disjointed remarks describe money from Omaha mayoral aide Mr Iman totaling 20000 dollars. The speaker claims funds were paid in three installments and entirely used in state politics rather than national campaigns.
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Sames
Iman
Bryan
Four More Votes For Hearst In Early Count
New York June 3 The Hearst McClellan recount of the 1908 election shows seven ballots from the first assembly district adding four votes for Hearst. The total gain to date from thirty three boxes examined stands at ninety three votes.
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New York
Hearst McClellan
Wiliam R. Tearst
Hearst
Spencer Will Probate Refused in NY Surrogate Court
New York June 9 Surrogate Thorne refused to admit to probate a will executed by Charles G Spencer in 1896 and ruled that a valid instrument could be executed in 1882 The testator was a Paris resident The will rejected for probate was executed August 3 1808 in Newport Rhode Island in photographic form without witnesses It was alleged the decedent resided in France
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New York
Boundary talks on Great Lakes and St Lawrence frontier
In Buffalo on June 3 the American and Canadian sections of the International waterways commission discussed drawing boundaries through the Great Lakes and Connecticut River to the St Lawrence and Pigeon River under a new treaty revising the U S Canada boundary line.
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International Waterways Commission
George Canton
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United States
Rabies from Cat Bite in Palmyra Neb
A Palmyra Nebraska resident, Mia Knox, contracted rabies after a pet cat bite. The cat sank its teeth into her hand, causing swelling. Knox brought the cat to Cateap for examination. telegrams reported the cat’s brain showed a well developed rabies case.
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Oil suit begins in federal court before Judge Hatel
The Wallace Company faced an oil rate case before Judge Hatel in federal court. The prosecution alleges the company charged a rate lower than the standard for the shipment of forty cars of oil during August 1904 and May 1905. First witness Van Crokman, an Interstate Commerce Commission employee, testified.
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Hatel
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Wallace Company
Apsuast
van Crokman
Interstate Commierce Commisabon
Littlefield Named Master in Virginia West Virginia Case
Representative Charles E. Littlefield of Maine has been appointed master in the Virginia versus West Virginia case. The post will pay an estimated 30,000 to 40,000 dollars, with the work spanning about three years. Virginia requested the appointment and the Supreme Court approved it. Littlefield will leave Congress in September to hear the evidence and assist the court on the matter.
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Another Heir Soon to Spanish Throne Announced
Madrid June 3 an official notice says another heir to the Spanish throne may arrive in about a month. King Alfonso has the newborn’s name entered on a regiment roll, the child wears a gold numbered bib, and a bed is reserved for him. The centennial celebrations included cadet oaths at Monteleon Park and royal family attendance amid a massive crowd.
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Aceta
Alfonso
Monteleon Park
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Laner
Countess of Warwick To Promote Socialist Bid
The message says Debs gains backing from the Countess of Warwick to boost Socialist support nationwide. A conference and rally plan are announced with open air speakers and a Chicago stop in September ahead of the election.
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Warwick
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Das Wide
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Nev ad a Instruction for Bryan to Pale Thin People
Fragmented text describes people who are pale weak and thin suffering from want and Digested property. It mentions a root based food that restores vitality and weight and contrasts it with nauseating concoctions. References to individuals and a remedy named Sesh forming food imply a health tonics theme without clear context.
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Sunes
Kim
Held for Murder of Son in Gorham Court Case
Gorham New Hampshire June 3 a charge of murdering Lisson Elmne Spd Warne end hall years Edward farmer of Shalburne was held without bail for the September term by the municipal court. The child was found dead in a hed at the home of Mrs Alden emcent’s aunt three piles from where William and his son had been staying for two weeks. In court Mr and Alden Wile and Mrs Bilwand Wileon were witnesses. The testimony was to Seene alee Cote sana tet wi qos Tima thet Thearl lio Sa da Yay against a new defendant oor allie Me pot in no teremony ot beacing.
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Bilwand Wileon
President heads off boom for him in West Virginia
Washington June 3 Roosevelt aides report opposition to renomination. A West Virginia delegate receives a note urging unity and revival of support for the president. The discussion centers on a concerted effort by allied friends to back Roosevelt against a broader challenge.
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Roosevelt
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Ie Cenra
Ae aSoner
Cotton Leak Case Surrenders in Federal Court
New York June 3 Moses Hoop onal Peek who ve A feral grand jury and r nme ane ite Tekan rapt Jeak surrendered Chem hamay before ee done Chatfield in the criminal branch of the United States circuit court. Indictments against ham’s bond fixed at 5 000 dollars bail set at 10 000. Pleas of not guilty entered and they were released on bail. Haas and be fore their telemae were welcomed in court again on June 18.
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Peek
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Wetcome
Floods Ravage Arkansas and Missouri River Regions
Reports from St Louis on June 2 describe deadly floods sweeping Arkansas and Missouri. Multiple drownings along rivers and thousands of acres inundated as authorities race to assess damage and rescue efforts. Names and exact locations are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Arkansas
Zion City Receiver resigns after settling troubles
John C. Hately, Receiver of Zion City, told Judge Lamus in the U S district court that the community founded by John Alexander Bowie has settled its troubles and he accordingly presented his resignation.
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Chicago
John C. Hately
Zion City
Lamus
United States District Court
John Alexander Bowie
Murder Victims Strangled in Paris Studio
Police report confirms strangulation as the cause of death for Adolphe Steinbell and his mother in law Minescapy. The incident occurred last Sunday morning in Steinbell's studio, drawing attention to the brutal crime in Paris.
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Minescapy
Steinbell
Roman
Saitugrintrate Nanounerd
Changes Name in Fight for Million
Chelle or Chaloner seeks fortune by changing name amid a legal dispute over an inheritance. The case spans North Carolina New York and Virginia with Chaloner aiming to be known as Chaloner. The man has previously been declared insane and efforts to contest his sanity continue through multiple state courts.
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Chalonar
Richmond
Jane
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New York
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New
Eight year old boy rescued from Brooklyn sewer
In New York on June 3 a boy named Harry, eight, fell into a sewer near Jorateman street, Brooklpty. He was wedged by a bulkhead and with iron hooks his clothing snagged. Firemen freed him after a long struggle, and the relieved Sox's parents took him home.
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New York
Ae Pobrie
Jorateman Street
Brooklpty
Harry Dna
Sox
Steel bar prices cut in Ohio market drop $4 per ton
A price reduction took effect in Cleveland at the steel bar market, lowering bar L prices by four dollars per ton. The new price level shows a notable drop in the local steel commodity sector as of June 5.
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