Wander minister Wa Ting Fang in interview at Manhattan home
New York June 4. Wa Ting Fang the Chinese minister spoke of balancing work and play while awaiting departure for Panama aboard a steamer yesterday. He recalled Coney Island and contrasted life there with China, noting the lure of sport and the challenge of loyalty to country as he contemplated future training.
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Uae
Aldrich Backs Off Retraction in Senate Debate
In a tense Senate exchange Senator Aldrich rejected retracting his claim that he did not specify Germany while arguing to influence legislation. Senator Stone and others criticized the remark as impolite and imprudent, noting German reports were used to pressure U.S. policy. The debate touched on foreign correspondence and a postponed consideration of related material.
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Senators Warned as Porto Rican Bill Debate Stalls
Yesterday in Boston and Philadelphia portico issues delayed action on the Porto Rican bill. House members warned of quorum gaps as Republican leaders tried to move into committee for full consideration. Olmsted of Pennsylvania urged speed while threatening arrest of absent members if needed to reach a vote.
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Payne
Arkanmin
Puteau
Olmated
Pennsylvania
Airme
Hayine
Brave Women Fight Fire at Catholic Academy Blaze
June 4 Hastings N Y firemen and members of Clara’s academy reform order joined to contain a fire that threatened the Mt Hope building. Firefighters and students evacuated in good order as the alarm sounded, with Hastings and Uniontown arriving to assist.
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Anlar
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Agein Schoolrooma
Weston May Be Ill In Texas Parked Transit Incident
Taramie June 4 Edward Pey son Weston, the pedestrian, arrived Wednesday night and remained in his room to morning. Weston's manager refused to release details or permit access to Tenison. Tom Vardon, the famed golfer, telegraphed his entry to the American golf championship event.
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Edward Peyson Weston
Weston
Tenison
Tom Vardon
Haw
Hyomei Cure Promised For Catarrh Sufferers
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and related ailments. It describes inhaler use with eucalyptus extract air, claims rapid relief within minutes, and notes a completeHyomei outfit priced at £1.00 with extras available.
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Australia
Flys Itiel
Cate
Upward Rush of $4 a Share in Pacific Railroad Stocks
Furious buying to start a revival in speculative stock activity led the New York market. Southern Pacific and United States Steel surged while heavy interest lifted the Pacific stock group. The sudden rise in Southern Pacific drew attention, with broader gains in other railroad and industrial issues amid reports of new listings and potential future moves.
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Brutea Sters
Paris
Strike paralyzes Baltimore machinists over new piecework system
A general strike by Baltimore and Ohio rail shop machinists begins at 2 pm over a new piecework plan. About 430 workers in the Cal section and adjacent yards face job disruption as talks with company foremen continue. The actions echo a prior strike elsewhere amid union pushback against the plan, with members of the same trade groups awaiting a conference outcome on a broader rule change.
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Uo Eprest
Mackemithe
Hitler
Alidale
Hartiore & Ohio Department
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Wiaeipe
Wheeling
W. van
Cleveland
Hia
Thaw petition for discharge from bankruptcy denied
In United States district court Judge Young rejected Harry K. Thaw’s bid to discharge bankruptcy. Thaw, who filed August 7, 1908, sought to compel examination and was alleged to be aiming to move the case to New York authorities. The judge refused the petition and Thaw pursued a voluntary divestiture from bankruptcy without personal appearance.
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Harry K. Thaw
United States District Court
Young Yettordly
Binere i
Senane Sexiue
Matteawan
N. Y
Naina
New York
Young
Omaha men held for grand jury in mail car robbery
Four men including Omahe residents were sent to the next grand jury on Wednesday on charges of robbing the Overland Limited mail car on the Union Pacific line near Omaha on the night of May 22. Bail fixed at 25 000 and authorities expected the prisoners to be identical with those who committed the crime.
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Neb
O. W. Woorls
Prod
Yorgenwa
Jenner Gordon
Seuss
Reid
United States
Dlotrek Cannet
Dach Min
Veiloeeies
Sheriff Cazalas Guilty in Debated Jan. Case
A garbled report notes Sheriff Cazalas found guilty in a contested January case. References to Hely Deposed and a Mobile area event appear, with mention of a Supreme Court trial and a dereliction charge. The text is fragmented but indicates a legal ruling affecting local officials and a tied outcome with unclear details.
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Mobile
Alate Supreme Court Saeyaien Tria
Cavalia
Senator Carter and public life in the Montens era
The article recalls Senator Carter of Montens introducing a measure and notes a Western observer’s reaction to Page. It discusses Hildreth of Newport Haprose and Standard. contempt of court fines. and Bal tor Hattell aiding a stalled automobile in Weybridge, highlighting local politics, media figures, and civic help in a single noisy scene.
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Mainor Hildreth
Newport
Hildreth
Aupreme
Orleans County
Stolen 5500 Note Recovered After Crime Confession
A recovered 104 in cash linked to a theft is reported amid scattered details. A suspect confessed Wednesday in a case tied to a "new fangled vehicle" and damages to property, with the note value clarified at 5500 dollars.
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Aoe Ocheteun
Springfield
Mars
Jones
Santie
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Mary Price Ant
Sugar Weighing Trials Begin In New York Dock
June 1 The trials of a deck crew and six weighers will begin June 17 in New York. The case centers on alleged conspiracy to defraud the United States by manipulating sugar weights to dodge duties amounting to upwards of 52 million dollars. Oliver Spitzer, former superintendent, and others are named in the action as part of the scheme to falsify scales at the deck.
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Uw Decke
Oliver Spitcer
Cape Cod Canal project calls for heavy granite for breakwater
Reston June 4 The Cape Cod canal project plans to stockpile 1 000 tons of heavy granite daily from Sorensen companies to build a vast breakwater extending from the shore to Sandwich, costing about 8 000 000 and to be completed in six years.
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Dmimense
Bell causes child's death at Pittsfield school
In Pittsfield Mayo on June 4 a bell from the roof of the street school fell killing 10 year old Prioritia Auger who stood near the building when the bell dropped. Investigators described a fatal accident as a bell struck the girl on the head.
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Thia City
Wittie
Holt
Gifts for Scout Cruiser in Salem Harbor
Washington reports Massachusetts city Sa uter will present gifts to a scout cruiser. The operation will occur in Salem harbor on July 25 when Commander Albert Rey is to take his ship there and accept the gift on behalf of the department.
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Washington
Sauter
Mass
Sea Ofarms
Salem Harbor
Albert, i Rey
Boston Electrical Workers Stand Firm in Wage Talks
In Boston near June, about 800 electrical workers from the trade union pressed for a raise, seeking roughly 50 cents more per hour. The walkout threat or work stoppage loomed as discussions stalled, reflecting broader city labor tensions.
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Boston
St Conia
Farmer-Tub Language Mix Confuses Task Offer
A garbled plea reads as a crude request for help with reading and a joking job offer. The speaker mentions Mr T and a youth, claiming someone named Green will not work hard. The passage resembles slang or dialect and lacks clear events or context.
Pittsfield Strike Ends After Night Conference
After a late night meeting at Pittsfield Street Hallway Company offices, workers and management agreed to end the strike and return to work by morning, with talks continuing to address grievances.
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Pittedell
Maye
Pittedell Street
Piriking
Original Love Affair Ends With Newsroom Engagement
Eben Storm wins Mary Baker after years on his farm path to marriage. The Weekly Eagle announces their engagement and later their marriage, noting Storm’s earlier indecision and Mary’s sharp reaction. The tale follows a wary farmer seeking help from a housekeeper then Mary, and ends with a county newspaper declaring the engagement.
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Ceprright
Ameri
Eben Storm
Joe Bigiow
Irvin
Tom Tinker
Bil Andrews
Mary Baker
Mary
Bden
Eagle
Bin
Wip Tala
the Eagle
German Gleanings and Tangled Pastimes in Prussia
Sturgeons have almost vanished from Prussia's rivace while Greater Berlin reports nearly 120000 unemployed. Germans are called the world's greatest scherists as nine thousand factories employ about 200000 people. Berlin eyed as a seaport with a Baltic canal project. The bone breaker bearded vulture drops bones to crack marrow. Monster Moths described as thirteen inches wingspan.
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