Hood's Pills and Naval Cowardice Trial News
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Hood's Pills and a publicized naval court martial of officers for cowardice after a major battle. It references Admiral Bedjestvousky and the trial of officers tied to demoralization and failures, with charges by Gen. Tennen Sr against Cen. Rivieviteh amid Siberian railway strike chatter.
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St. Petryne
Naval Court
Bedjestvousky
Sea of Dapan
Deninoyer
Wrraigny
Sauw” Ponlbion
Edovi Amd
Lanaa Tor
Meath
Redways
Tennen Sr
Consack
Japan
Liverpool Meat Scare Clarified By Health Committee
June reports from the Liver Health Committee reassure the public about canned meat safety. Medical Officer Hope says most tins inspected are in excellent condition and urges calm while noting a presidential charge about Chicago products. Consumers are advised to avoid Chicago-sourced items for now.
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Liverpool
Acus
Hope
United States
Chicago
Washington to reform steamship inspection service
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor orders an executive meeting in Washington on June 12. Three Inspectors General, Ira Marrin, Clits Colt, and others, will discuss changes to ports and regulations of the steamship inspection service to ease hardship and improve safety across the district.
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Washington
Metcall
Department of Ecommerce and Labor
Chier
Ira Marrin
Inak
Aed
Colt
Sia
Millinery at Auction Sale Prompted by Stock Close
Partial list shows hats veils ribbons ostrich feathers and trims as Mrs Fond and assistants hold mark down sales in late afternoon sessions May 9 through May 11. Every lady invited to this final sale at the Weidner auction house with assortments in silk velvet chiffon voile and more.
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Avosil
Ieee
Trent
Tye
Box
Weidner
Rig
Abetiuners
Agent of Union Held in Granite Yard Dispute
In Quincy district court, Rogan was charged with trying to compel McDonald Granite to discharge a non member, Roderick Steed Donald. Rogan pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to next Thursday. Company representatives claim the incident cost thousands and allege involvement by the Granite Manufacturers association.
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Kidney
Mase
Thomie I Roxan
Gainey
Interogtianal
Quincy
McDonald Granite Company
Yaters
Rogan
Roget
John McDonald
Roderick SteeDonald
Granite Cutters’ Union
McDonil
McDonild
Uiptt
Ly. Hogan
National Secretacy
Duncan
McDonald
Bart
Tinally
Ation
Granite Manner Factorrers? Association
Mc Temald Granite Company
Heat wave claims lives in Chicago and Kansas City
In Chicago, temperatures rose to 91 degrees by five in the afternoon and a high heat index led to six deaths and widespread illness. Kansas City also reported two deaths as heat siren weather persisted, with temperatures around 90 and health warnings issued.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas City
Tragedy In Vancouver: Lamp Hurled, Sister Burns Die
A quarrel at a Vancouver home ends with Alice Myers dead after a lamp is hurled at her sister Miss Clans Larule, who is seriously burned but expected to survive. The burning incident occurred as the sisters argued at the residence of their mother.
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Vancouver
Veasix
Alice Myers
Miss Clans
Larule
Myers
Free Girl to Face Judge in County Trial Next Week
New York July 6 0 year old Italian girl will be brought before Justice Beart next Monday for a county trial after attorney decides not to send her to another session. Remaining moments will be addressed in Mer.
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New York
Jommphinn Terranteva
Manila Felt Three Shocks On Samar Island
Tremors frightened residents as a series of shocks rattled Samar Island. Officials report a moderate quake with the last shock occurring on a recent evening, though exact details remain unclear. Local authorities are investigating the event and its impact.
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Samar
Honor Empress Birthday Observed by Parliament
The text notes a imperial birthday celebration in St Petersburg and marks a public holiday in Myesia. The lower House of Parliament adjourned for the occasion without stating a reason, reflecting a ceremonial pause in business.
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Myesia
St Petersburg
Hyomei Claim For Catarrh Cure Sold At One Dollar
Advert explains Hyomei as a simple inhaler treatment that, when used several times daily, purportedly reaches nose throat and ear to kill catarrhal germs and cure catarrh. Outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents. backed by Rickert & Wells with a stated absolute guarantee of cost nothing if it fails to cure.
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Tate
Rickert & Wells
Circus Arrives in Montpelier with Gigantic Free Show
The circus is due in Montpelier coming from Burlington by rail. Tents will be set on Langton's wet old show grounds with performances starting around 9 PM, plus an early free show for all. The big attraction includes four rare giraffes, sequined rhino, baby kangaroo, and a gallery of exotic acts.
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Montpelier
Burlington
Lenneport
Langton
Sean
Perforsvanens
Wight
Prige
Poola
Biante Street
Fever at Havana One Case of Yellow Fever Reported
The State Department reports a single yellow fever case in Havana. Details include a Madrid bearing on travel and the potential implications for American interests. The notice references Spain and the broader context of health and safety measures for travelers and officials.
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State Department
Warhington
Havana
Worse Than Schoolboys Beef Plot Shuts Out Chicago
A chaotic sport and political week unfolds with Chicago routed by New York in a 19 to 0 shocker as the league faces injuries and rain interruptions. Reports detail Neill testimony on meat packing conditions and a broader debate over inspection, purity, and foreign markets impacting American industry.
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New York
Whlo
Giants
Boyeams
Sahil
Pittsburg
Boston
Whigh Spors
Penney
Stright
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Soonest
St. Loui
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York Highlanders
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Jane S
Charles P. Neil
Rey
Roosevelt
Chicago
Flows Committee On Agriculture
Dyson
Wilson
Neill
Wadeworth
Lorimer
Neith
Morris
Apiericas Lned
Australia
Hugh Cecil
Haldane
Mt. Aly
United States
Wal
War Office
America
McGovern and Britt Held After Madison Square Garden Brawl
New York magistrate Helen held Harry Pollock Tim Hurst Jimmy Britt and Terry McGovern along with twelve others for trial in the epic boxing light at Madison Square Garden after a fierce Henry fight last Monday. Police testimony described blows and bruises on Britt and McGovern with eye injuries and marked marks, while the magistrate noted the law’s reach but suggested the section cited might not apply to avert such violence.
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New York
Jones
Helen
Jefferson Markt
Harry Pollock
Tim Hurst
Jimmy Britt
Terry McGovern
Fa Henry
Betwern McGovern
Britt
Madison Square I
Polien
Detsnitt
Spanish cabinet quits Premier Meret resigns cabinet
Unclear text reports the premier Meret presenting resignation of the entire cabinet to the king amid operator and personnel disputes. Readers see mention of Colmbire and John as senders of messages about yesterday’s announcement without clear agreement.
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Meret Hands
Colmbire
John
Hearing on proposed unner ved pass at Pikes crossing
Trennington June 7 a hearing on placing an unner ved pass at Pikes crossing on the wtlant railroad. Polley Commissioner Harrie ds of New York and Mise Evelyn P of Chicago financee attended. Judge I J Powers questioned eligibility of Commissioner Hi 5 ham to sit due to town loan payer ownership.
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Trennington
Pikes Crossing
Wtlant
Polley
Harrie ¥,Ds
New York
Mise
Evelyn P
Chicago
Fr Cent
Craftebury
Ferner
I J Powers
Morrisville
Rutland Railroad Co
Ham
Thie Place
Burgglann
Fuller CO
Albans
Deer Jump In Quarry Report From Rutland
Report notes a deer entering a quarry near Rutland on June 4. The incident affected a door and caused damage at Lake Drawossay where workers logged the event under county orders.
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Rutland
Drrwossay
Ryanane
Clerk with $47,000 fortune fired in railroad probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing reveals Joseph C. Aiken, chief clerk to the Pennsylvania Railroad superintendent, saved from a $30 to $126 monthly salary over 30 years to amass about $150,000 in coal stocks. Aiken reported funds from Alfred Hicks but defended his gains as honest. Other Pennsylvania Railroad employees testified. boss Cassatt moved to dismiss clerk Beyer in Altoona for undisclosed reasons.
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Jos. C. Aiken
Fortune
Philadelphia
Juhe
Interstate Commerce Gammission
Bnyplay
Pennsyssania Railroad
Joseph Aiken
Vensylvania Railroad
Mollongabeta
Aiken
Adbee Inc
Solley
Eternal
Deyer
Cassatt
Joseph J. Beyer
Mot Power
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Wednemiay
Br Seisar Aerenks Rays
Reigning Habsburg Unity Cited in Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch reports Emperor Francis Joseph and King Victor Emmanuel allied in sentiment. The text notes a united expression praising their common front and steadfast friendship, and expresses satisfaction at maintaining inviolable amity between Austria and Italy.
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London
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Victor Ba “Maanilel
WF Teaty
Weitneslay
Victor Ei Epi
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Hood's Pills
Watt
Hood Ie
Redjestvensky
Deati
Nes
Metcalf
M.j.mcgowan Telephone
Thos. J. Rogan
Manila
Hyomei
Kall
Circus
Barnum & Bailey
Madrid
AC Devyn—St. Lain Ima
St. Lows
Cleveland U
Auewer
Gotham Boxing
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
O. J. Dodge
North Main Street
H. S. Bingham
Bennington Poste
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Boyer
The
Pennsylvania
Dreibund
Germany
Austria
Italy
Ayer
Peeblen
DR. Chase Company
North Tenth St
B.A. Drown
N. D. Phelps Company
Barre, Vt
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