Governor Hughes Pushes Forward on Utilities Bill
Albany June 4 Governor Hughes urged passage of his plan in a new message to the Senate and Assembly saying he has not abandoned any item. Adjournment remained off as lawmakers faced battles over the utilities bill and recount provisions amid partisan standoffs and mayor Mayer McClellan’s veto.
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Prisco Street Car Blown Up Incident Reported
A street car on Prisco Street was exploded yesterday near Sen Francisco, causing injuries. The blast damaged the car and surrounding area with several passengers shaken and a few lightly injured, authorities said.
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Gould seeks to strike names from divorce petition
New York news reports AQWARD Gould filing a motion in the supreme court to strike out his wife's petition for a limited divorce. He argues naming other women is unnecessary while Mrs Gould plans to vigorously oppose omitting references to other women who allegedly bear on the case. The dispute centers on whether the trial should reveal identities and numbers of society women involved.
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Howand
Gould
Supreme Court
British Sealers Seized By The Bush Off Alaska
June 5 report from Secretary of the Treasury details the revenue cutter Wish seizing the British schooner Charlotta G Cox for illegal sealing off Alaska Fairweather area. Charlotta Cox held 77 fur seals. command delivered to British authorities. Japanese sealers sighted nearby with many seals, but not subject to territorial waters.
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Boy Confesses to Causing Large Fire at Orphan Home
Boston reports that thirteen-year-old inmate George M Nelson at Martin Sais Orphan Home confessed to starting a blaze that destroyed the building and endangered children. He sought removal to East Boston relatives and planned to ruin the institution, allegedly involving another inmate Henry Modtke in a plan.
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Judge M'Kim Resigns After 20 Years Service
In Boston Suffolk county probate court Judge M'Kim, son of John W. McKim, resigns after twenty years on the bench. Governor Guilerate Déenuse accepts the resignation. Under the retirement act he will draw half of his $6,000 yearly salary. He has just passed his sixty sixth birthday.
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Fatalities in West End and Charlestown Car Crashes
Two automobile accidents in the West End and Charlestown yesterday caused fatal injuries to Edward W. Of Feira okt and serious injuries to John Cayle John G Nolp who drove the car. Goyle was arrested and posted $500 bail in Charlestown.
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Armory Worms Hold Up Arkansas-Missouri Trains
Disrupted service on the Kenneth and Northeastern railway between Campbell and Nemons Arkansas as car wheels mash worms blocking the line. Local reports describe an unexpected delay caused by the infestation affecting rail traffic and schedules.
Attempt to Wreck Thwarted on Pacific Line
Train officials foiled a sabotage attempt near San Jon as police detained two suspects from San Francisco on suspicion. Investigators scoured a damaged track area as the system resumed service along the coast.
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Unknown Ay Victim Found Near Pennsylvanian Rice Manor
Authorities in Philadelphia report an unidentified victim tied to a “Black Hand” link found near a riverfront area close to the Manin estate. Police say the case resembles other extortion-linked killings, with few usable details available.
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Farce Brand Charged After Emission Incident
An unidentified farce brand led to a charge following an incident involving a company and a tail to the arm. Details are unclear due to the damaged text. The report mentions heat and a Paris reference, with a concern raised about the company’s situation.
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DROWNED AT WILDER AND CARRIED OVER DAM
Jeremiah O Meara and Stephen Hall drowned in the Connecticut river while towing a cable across the water near the dam. Their boat capsized and both men were swept over the dam and remain missing. Mall, 28, leaves a widow and two children. O Meara, about 35, from Boston, was not married.
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Boston
Brattleboro Expulsion and Suspension Shake School Board
The Brattleboro school board expelled one student and suspended two others amid a heated meeting. Parents accused the board of discrimination while officials named the boys involved and cited offenses including desecration of the flag, vandalism in the building, and cutting the rope.
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John Mamilten
Tobin held for trial after disturbance near Butterfield
A 42 year old named Tobin was detained following a confrontation during a labor strike at a South Borough theater district. He reportedly resisted police orders and was taken into custody as officers tried to restore order during a protest night.
Notable Local Baseball Game Despite Errors
A rough contest yesterday afternoon saw Frener pitching well for Manchester N H, with four hits allowed and solid fielding by Hy dime 6 West Manchester and Barre Montpelier. Carter forced an error on Billedean’s sacrifices as Praxer contributed a scammet, shaping a tense scoreless stretch before late scoring chances.
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Immigration Commission in Italy near Capri visit
The American commission led by Senator J. Dilingham arrives in Naples to assess immigration conditions. Members interview migrants, inspect facilities, and plan a Rome visit after Capri, with Foreign Minister Tittoni set to receive delegation. League games noted for Vermont and Burlington.
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Hinted Patent Remedy Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A supplier touts a new patent medicine as a convenient remedy for constipation, indigestion, liver trouble, and general fatigue. The pitch emphasizes sixty doses per vial, pocket portability, and claims of greater medicinal power than pills or mineral water, urging immediate purchase of the fifty cent price.
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Bomb outrage in Lodz leaves dead and wounded
Two detectives were killed and two officers plus three others wounded in Lodz Poland. Police said terrorists threw a bomb as a patrol arrived and opened fire, wounding thirteen people. About thirty arrests followed the incident.
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Cleveland railways win in high court challenge to fares
The supreme court today affirmed Cleveland Consolidated Railway Company by upholding streetcar franchise validity on Erie and Central avenues. The circuit court decision, which backed Keen Railway franchise validity, knocked out the low fare routes and a key appeal.
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Help Wanted to Improve Our Towns Growth
A plea urges every resident to aid in making the town better and more prosperous. Citizens are asked to lead, act, and contribute, insisting progress comes from people rather than chance. The message emphasizes visible effort, community spirit, and attracting outside attention.
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Adam's First Wife Lilith as Matrimonial Failure
The article discusses Lilith as Adam's first wife, portraying her as a complete matrimonial failure who left after 19 years, then married Satan and bore the Jinns. It notes Eve’s prominence, hints at prophetic offspring, and suggests etymological links to lullaby, with references to biblical and placid legends in a St James' Gazette context.
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You Can Talk Your Town Into a Finer Place
A call to readers to promote their town through positive words and letters. Emphasizes that local advocacy and conversation help grow the community, urging residents to spread the message about their community to outsiders and neighbors alike.
Underground City in Galacia and Austrian Poland
A remarkable underground city in Galacia and Austrian Poland houses over a thousand residents. It features crystal rock church statues, well graded streets, spacious squares, and electric lighting. Many generations have never seen the sun or known daylight.
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Batted Hard and Won Seven to Four in Detroit Boston Game
Detroit built a late rally era as Mullin and Hingle led a sharp inning. Sullivan and Collins sparked a tied score before Detroit seized the lead with timely hits. Pruitt, Criger and Shaw contributed as Boston misfired in a six run ninth frame, producing Detroit’s 6 to 2 win.
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Earthquake in China Claims Four Thousand Lives
Telegraph dispatch from Pekin reports a major quake at Hing Kian affecting Tukio and surrounding areas. News from Victoria cites a disaster causing thousands of deaths and widespread house collapses, with rescue and relief efforts to follow.
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Williams' Kidney Pills advertised for kidney and nerve relief
An old advertisement promotes Williams' Kidney Pills claiming to cure kidney and nervous system troubles. It invites readers to sample by mail for two cents and names Williams Manufacturing Company as the proprietors, with C. H. Kendrick & Co. handling sales.
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